sidewalks and streets in oakland plus a little bit of a breeze, still. >> look at this piedmont neighborhood. an old cedar tree dangling. >> it was really windy. i didn't know what kind of damage it was going to do. >> power's still out in that whole block. most of the damage overnight as gusts topped out at 65 miles an hour in north folkland. many downed trees took out power lines. this mass and i have iconic tree at lake merit drew a midday crowd. fortunately no one was injured and no structured damaged. downed streets scattered. residents are stunned. >> first time i've seen anything like this in this area. that's really something. >> some people wondered where

clean up crews were. >> i love oakland, but i think it's overwhelmed. >> reporter: coming up, i'll tell you how one neighborhood came together and despite a warning and took their tree problem into their own hands. john faller, ktvu channel 2 news. the wind was also a challenge for firefighters battling a grass fire in the soda canyon area in napa a county, burning 300 acres off of silverado trail last night. evacuation orders are still in place for dozens of place and may be lifted in an hour or so. one out building was destroyed but authorities with cal fire tell us the winds are beginning to die down and that fire is now 50 percent contained. >> in solano county, the downed power lines may have sparked a five alarm fire over vacaville. firefighters also say the wind made it more difficult to contain the fire. the winds were strong. last night, overnight, and this morning. in fact, parts of the bay area

are still under a wind advisory right now. >> ktvu bill martin's been tracking the wind and he's here no tell us just how strong those gusts got. >> they were really howling here last night, especially in the oakland hills. check at the wind speeds. we're going to start at the top and work our way down. 65-mile an hour gusts in the oakland hills, 53-mile an hour in santa rosa and we had winds in the other parts of the bay area that were easily into the 50s. here's some more winds for you right here and you can see that we've got -- from my winds right now, we've kind of stuck on that graphic. the winds ary blowing out there now,bling -- winds are beginning to diminish. it's still breezy out there. i'm going to have a timeline for the wind. what you can expect on the latest computer model and we're going to talk about some very cold overnight forecasts. see you back here. >> and you can follow bill and

the rest of the weather team online. they're posting updates to facebook and twitter even when we're not on the air. we'll live you a live look at the evening commute. we'll show you hospital curve in san francisco. the long line of cars all backed up on the far left-hand side of your screen from san francisco on to the bay bridge and work eastward. it is a slow ride tonight. that is because a bart break down forced thousands of people to drive to work instead of take bart this morning. >> and it's not just hospital curb. check out ktvu's traffic map. wherever you see the red. look all the way across the bay bridge all the way up the east shore in emeryville, and wherever you see that red, traffic is at a standstill or moving very slowly. >> and tonight, bart is telling ktvu that a computer upgrade is what caused this morning's problems. the trains were down all morning long, bart told us. full service was you've and running at about 9 a.m..

tom vacar now with what happened and the rider reactions. think about it, between today's massive delays and yesterday's contract debacle, it looks like bart has its own version of the broken bolts problem. >> passengers of hayward, there is no service due to a major computer error. >> a software upgrade that began late last night slowly began interfering with bart's ability to track its trains. >> and the system went off truck around midnight. >> we could a always run the trains but without knowing exactly where the trains are, how far apart where are, it's not comfortable to continue with service. >> it's not like this occurs a lot but it effects a lot of people. >> bart trains were at a cross standing many. >> i have to pay for a cab to get back to oakland right now of

the difference is $3.50 sents to get on bart, or on $35. >> service was nonexistent and took until past the traffic commute to be fully restored by going to the old nonupgraded system. >> i get up extra early because you don't know what's going to happen. the effect lator's running, elevators don't run. computer glitch, oh, well. >> it's a big problem. >> bart's next step. >> figure out what fix is needed so the upgrade works as it should have worked yesterday. >> consider this, as bart continues to expand, software upgrades will come even more will challenging until a more modern system replaces its technologically ancient one. ktvu channel 2 news, tom vacar. and today's problem is just the latest in the string of interruptions for bart riders.

we taken a look at the impact and what bart can do to regain trust. bart may take legal action in the way of the contract glitch. the largest union, seiu says they are researching their options now, that board vote ared to accept the contract but without the -- voted to accept the contract without the six weeks of paid leave. bart chose to severt the collective bargaining progress. their decision to effectively reject the contract they previously agreed to is unacceptable. >> negotiated in good faith, we work with the district, and now they're changing their mind and that is not acceptable. they're putting a lot of stress on the public and the workforce. >> in the meantime, they'll continue to work under the old contract. and the chief negotiator for bart says he was never supposed to be in that contract. thomas hawk said quote when i

presented the last best and final offer october 13th, 2013, ta four point 8, which dealt with the family medical leave a act was not included in a last, best, and final offer. >> we're learning more tonight about a deadly shooting last week in san jose involving a santa clara sheriff's office deputy. the sheriff's office released this photo. authorities say the woman, 61-year-old woman used that knife to threaten the officer. the deputy was identified as jennifer galant. she's been with the sheriff's office for three years. the investigation into possible hate crimes at san jose state is continuing to develop tonight. four students are now accused of committing hate crimes against their back roommate. ktvu's robert handa is at san jose state where we're expecting fuse from the school's president. >> we -- news from the school's president. >> reporter: the college

president is on the verge of releasing another statement on this hate crimes case because their continues to be new developments. some new developments that we first reported on the 10:00 news. now we have been told that president's message will be they plan to review the case as part of its student conduct process. they're in the midst of that and that could lead to expulsion for the students accused and the 4th young man who sources identified as mark blanchard. san jose state is not naming him because he was a minor at the time. a juvenile has been charged in this case. the district attorney's office a kudzed to confirm or -- refused confirm or deny it. students are trying to still come to terms with it. >> one of the incidents took place in the bedroom not one of the three individuals charged in this case. >> we want justice, what is deserved to happen should happen.

these students shouldn't be allowed to keep going on without -- with having this happen. >> reporter: the district's office say the students charged as adults will be in court january 6th to face the misdemeanor charges. we'll have more on the president's message, as well as how some community leaders want the attacks named at a jewish roommate to be a bigger part of this case. ktvu channel 2 news, robert handa. in dallas, texas, 50 years ago today, the world changed. >> something has happened here. there has been a shooting. the presidential car. we know it's the presidential car. the secret service man spread eagle over the back of the car. we understand [ inaudible ] is in the car with president and ms. kennedy. we can't say who if anybody's been hit but something is terribly wrong. >> the radio reporter reflects the shock as gunshots don't yet

know the horrible truth that president jfk has been assassinated at dealy plaza in dallas where the president was shot on november 22nd, 1963. >> ladies and gentlemen, would you join me in a moment of silence in honor of the life of john fitzgerald kennatade fits jer -- fitzgerald kennedy. >> dallas has never held a ceremony. today's was simple. the mayor spoke and read experts from the speeches and the men's glee club from the naval a

cadamy sang -- academy . ♪ . >> the president kennedy grave in arlington national cemetery, 85-year-old jean kennedy smith led a small group of family members, jfk's only surviving sibling. when the president was shot, it brought the bay area to a halt and today we went back into the ktvu film vault looking for pictures that day. at 5:45 what we found. >> and new at 5:30 a brutal attack and robbery all caught on surveillance camera. the strange twist that led to the victim facing serious charges. >> and a convicted serial killer is sentenced to death, and the families of his victims are relieved. >> it's over. we'll tell you the on scene way joseph naso reacted as his death sentence was handed down.

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. we're still about a week away from thanksgiving, but the bay area is already getting into the holiday spirit. folks getting red ary for the annual -- ready for the annual tree lighter is money. there's a winter press right there -- ceremony. there's a winter press all out here, santa's out here, and over here to the left, can you see there's an ice skating rink waiting for the lights to come on. now across town, thanks are getting underway also. we were there as the final lines were being painted on stockton street which is being opened for the holiday season meaning

construction work will be on hold for muni stations between gary and ellis streets which could lead to traffic concerns which people could have to navigate around the area again. we'll have the animals around again. >> let's people walk through here. now this is a lot of people for the last, who knows how many months since they close today. >> all right. this is what you're looking for right here. embarcadero center. they will start lighting them up. this is the 27th year they've done it and this will be going on at 6:00. they also say they will have fire works to celebrate the official kickoff with summer to the holiday season. ktvu channel 2 news.

now to new developments in the murder trial of convicted serial killer joseph naso. a marin judge sentenced the 79-year-old to death. this morning sentencing comes three months after he was convicted of murdering four women after a span of two decades. today family and friends expressed relief. >> it's over. she's in a better place. thank god. >> our cameras were outside the courtroom as loved ones hugged and celebrated. you may recall faso represented himself. one family member described his reaction. >> he was flipping off the crowd before it started. he was turning around giving everybody the finger. there's no remorse there. >> i'm glad he lost everything. i'm glad he did. so did we. >> prosecutors say he raped his victims and strangled them and discarded them along rural roads. he turns 80 in january and if

executed would be the oldest person put to death in our state. more than 700 inmates on death row, it hasn't performed an ex-cution since 2006 -- execution since 2006. from palo alto someone's being held in north korea. they would not say if that person was newman. he was taken off the plane five minutes before he was ready to come home nearly one month ago, and for the first time, newman's wife released this statement saying, quote, the family feels there has been some dreadful misunderstanding leading to his detention and asked that dprk work to settle this issue quickly and to return this 85-year-old grandfather to his anxious, concerned family. ski season is slowly arrive

nothing resorts in the tahoe area are heavenly ski reports expected to open tomorrow. it had planned to open today but postponed because of the strong winds we've been reporting. the mountain resort was the first to open this month, kirkwood and north star are continuing to monitor conditions and both hope to open soon. >> i can't wait to get over those winds. the whole neighborhood last power are for hours. i haven't seen anything like that in a while. >> the winds were up to 45 in your neighborhood. last night, instead of being on the hill tops, the winds were right down at sea level, places like oakland and richmond and san raphael. the winds were very strong for many last night. the winds are still blowing, not as strong as last night. we've got 68 degrees in napa, 78 in santa rosa. there's the wind right now, 17-mile an hour wind, 18 miles an hour out of the north.

20 miles an hour in oakland, sustained. we go to the santa clara valley, san jose, 12 miles an hour, sfo eight miles an hour, and livermore, 18. it was real windy last night. the winds -- it's been breezy all afternoon. things are changing around. the winds are certainly less than they were yesterday at this time. when you get wind, look what it does to the atmosphere and you get this beautiful, clear sunset, beautiful skies, great visibilities. the winds will stay up to about midnight. they're going to be 20, 25 miles an hour in places in the north bay and they'll gradually die off and when they do, temperatures in the inland bay valleys will chill off. 38 in santa rosa, 36 in napa. it will be chilly tomorrow morning. less wind, more cold, especially in this area. that means frost is a real possibility. these are the forecast highs for you tomorrow, and they're a little cooler than today because even though there's less wind we're not going to have that

compression. they'll be less sinking air so it will actually be not as warm. 66 in san jose for a daytime high. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, we're kind of highlighting these very cold mornings on saturday, sunday, and monday, as well. so as we take a look at sunday we check at the whole bay area weekend. the winds decreasing, cooler mornings, temperatures in the 30s and 40s and mostly sunny. the weekend looks good. here's the good news though. at the very end, that showers activity on wednesday. looks like we've got something in the area wednesday. there's your five-day forecast with your bay area in you view and a little bit more. santa rosa, you're at 70 degrees right now. >> 70 degrees and the views just beautiful. a new control tower at the oakland airport, the three ways traffic controllers say the state of the art been fits them and air travelers -- art

benefits them and air travelers. and justice for the dog for her family killed nearly a year later. plus in sonoma county wineries, break-ins and burglaries. >> we'll explain what thieves were after and why not a single bottle of wine was stolen. these stories and more coming up at 6:00. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why?

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there's something new at the oakland airport, a new state of the art control tower. like the cal decot tunnel, it

was paid for with federal stimulus funds. it's 236 feet above the airport grounds. the control towers were blocked by a huge maintenance hangar. >> this allows us to combine those two facilities into one which means an even safer operation, much more efficient and better coordination with the controllers. >> the stimulus funds helped employ electricians and train new ones. >> i was able to work here in oakland where i live during a time when there wasn't a lot of work, there wasn't a lot of construction going on. i didn't miss a day of work during those two years. >> the $51 million ther maland go ther mal-- thermal and and geo ther malsystem was installed. and according to a retail

industry, a lot of online sellers don't collect sales tax. the u.s. senate can force online stores to collect sales tax but it's sitting in a house committee and appears to be be going nowhere. the international council of shopping centers says this is hurting brick and mortar stores. >> we've seen retailer after retailer go out of business because they cannot compete with the on line retailers. >> california passed a law that requires collecting online taxes and amazon cut a deal to comply with that law after a year long delay. new job numbers are out and they show the unemployment rate falling in california. according to the labor department, california employee erers added 42,000 jobs, down 2% from the month before. >> bay area post smftd some some

of the lowest jobs at 5.1%, followed by san francisco and napa at 5.3%. alameda was the highest at 7 percent. >> a big named lawyer goes after the san francisco police department. plus, caught on this surveillance camera, a vicious attack against a pedestrian. >> and on the rise, the disorder that effects one out of ten kids in america and the reason why the number of cases is going up.

a brutal attack and robbery. watch this caught on surveillance camera, and it's raising concerns about safety on the streets of san francisco's castro district. but what's unusual, is a that victim of the assault is also facing some serious charges himself. only on 2, ktvu's david stevenson obtained the video that shows what happened, and david is in the city tonight. david. >> reporter: frank, a number of teams turned to this video that was sure to be used against the three suspects. a surveillance camera outside a

bid and break cast outside this castro district captures -- castro outside, and this victim's wallet and cell phone was stolen. a man came in the seven of a friend search of a friend that was staying there. >> police were called and arrest made within minutes based in part on a description of the speeding vehicle seen here. >> it was a u-haul van. they took three suspects into custody, two adults, one juvenile. long of san francisco faces a fel no ne charge with no bail -- felony charge with no bail, and assault and his bail is seven hundred thousand dollar.

prosecutors say there's no evidence a hate crime was committed. they know we have some money, we have a phone and they know we have something. >> and in a strange twist, the victim in this case was arrested two days after the assault on unrelated charges including theft and possession of narcotics. supervisor scott wiener tells us, there's still a pattern of these types of assaults in the neighborhood. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. civil rights attorney john burr says he's getting involved in police brutality in san francisco. burris told ktvu he plans to sue san francisco police on behalf of the family of the williams. williams was involved in this fight with officers last week at

the valencia housing complex. a former san jose daycare worker has been sentenced to 30 years to life if prison. 27-year-old keith wood house was found guilty last month of sex lieu a bugs nine children. the -- sexually abusing nine children at trace and el rancho elementary school. the victims families filed a civil lawsuit against woodhouse and their employers. the squirrel monkey and recovered has died. you may remember the story of banana sam. the monkey was snatched in december of 2011. he was recovered the following day at stern grove by a man who claimed he coked banana sam. he died yesterday. the species last expectancy is

about 20 years. >> stock in oakland based internet music player pandora slipped overnight. the 4th quarter overnight came up short of wall street's expectations. by today's close, the stock dropped one and 1/2%. pandora tripled since the beginning of the year. two of the three leads stock market indexes, dow closed above 16 thousand for a second consecutive day with a gain of 55 points. the nasdaq added 22. and the s&p five hundred closed above 18 hundred for the first time ever of. >> san francisco presidio is delaying a decision on what to on do with an eight acre site at the field. it was supposed to vote on a plan but says it needs at least until early next year to review a proposal by film maker george lucas to put a cutural art

museum there. the court plan is, quote, inappropriate and too big for chrissy field. the board wants clarification on two other proposals. >> for years, the wednesday before thanksgiving has been considered the busiest air travel day of the holiday season. well, not anymore. ktvu's anne rub an with why today is now the news busiest day and how travelers there are coping. >> many here were surprised they thought by traveling today. they'd actually be beating the rush. instead, they were right in the thick of it. >> reporter: whether you were coming or going, there were few extra seats to be found. at sfo, planes were packed with holiday travelers and thanksgiving is still a week away. >> we usually travel this early andy then come back a little early and try to beat the rush. >> unfortunately, others had the same idea. >> it's still busy, yea. long-term parking, the lot was full. >> the lots are full and the terminals. airport officials say the friday

before thanksgiving is now the busiest day. >> and for many years, the classic busiest day was always the wednesday right before thanksgiving, but i would say over the past three to five years, at least here at sfo, we've seen a shift in traffic in that it's that friday before becoming the busiest day. airport officials estimate (1) 003-0000 passengers will arrive depart today and 120,000 sunday. >> i would say they're surprised but acknowledge a trend toward extending the holiday. >> that's the case for the boes family. >> we want to take advantage of the vacation that the kids have at school. >> they're actually turning thanksgiving into a ten-day vacation and hoping to make the mayhem on the way home. >> and the trick is not to come back the weekend after thanksgiving, just maybe come back on a monday or tuesday. >> reporter: we checked and other airports like san jose, maneta are also seeing a bump in

traffic today, but officials consider the sunday after thanksgiving to be their busiest of the holiday season. live at sfo, anne ruban, ktvu channel 2 news. a proposal to lift a ban on planes is being criticized bypass jers concerned boo being a new -- by passengers being a nuisance. passengers say the change would really do more harm than good. >> i don't want to have to be worried about somebody else sitting there having -- conducting their business, a loud talker is my worst worry. >> the fcc is set to discuss the ban at a meeting next month and take public comment before making a ruling as early as next year. >> results of a 30-year study show a popular snack may help you live longer. plus, strictest in the nation, the new smoking ban that could

be tougher than all the rest. president kennedy died at 1 p.m., central standard time. how people in the bay area and across the country are marking 50 years since at assassination of president john f kennedy. >> and why scientists hope this rock may hold the key to possible life on the red planet.

a lot of smile was turned into adoption central today. scombrs workers at the department of family and children's services helped place 48 children into 36 adoptive families. some of them have waited years to have adoptions finalized. >> of course it's wonderful. we're super, super excited that you know after almost two long years that we're finalizing adoption of our kids. >> officials say on national adoption day, courts and communities in all 50 states finalize thousands of adoptions. some 100,000 children are in foster care across the country currently awaiting their families. nine videos have emerged in a controversial competition to encourage young people to buy health insurance. >> i'm king of the world.

i think it's broken. >> the obama administration is spending $30,000 on the competition. the videos are supposed to show why young people need health insurance. officials are hoping the videos will go viral that are washington bureau checked and so far only a few hundred people have watched them since they were first uploaded to youtube on monday. for the president's healthcare law to succeed, the o boma administration needs -- obama administration needs a lot of young people to sign up. adhd cases have been on the increase for at least 15 years. expects think that's because doctors are looking for adhd and more parents know about it. many consider them the good guys and the snack machine, what you've heard about nuts is true. they are good for you. the study follows thousands of people for three decades. it found those who ate seven or

more servings were 20% less to day from cancer and heart disease. and a fire on a peninsula, how a witness came to the aid of some of the elderly people who were living inside. no monday night football, the ninerses won't host any monday or tuesday -- niners won't host any monday or tuesday night football next year. >> and i'll show you when that rain are will get here.

any monday or tuesday night football next year. >> and i'll show you when that rain are will get here.

a fast moving house fire this morning caught drivers by surprise and ktvu's john is a sack i show -- sasaki shows us how they put themselves in harms way. >> reporter: one woman was the daughter of a former firefighter. from these photos taken by that witness, the flames were very quickly consuming 1/2 of a duplex. the fire start in a two bedroomune sit and consumed the rest -- bedroom unit. before firefighters arrived, her father is retired noticed a sign warning of oxygen in use of the so she helped evacuate some elderly neighbors, one what of whom was bedridden and in a wheelchair. >> i was banging on the door, you guys need to get out, because it was so -- the flames

were so intense. it's a care facility. >> the senior home and its residents survived. not so for the home that caught fire. one resident and friends who spent the night there, they say everything was lost. >> everyone's accounted for. all we lost is stuff. a few irreplaceable pictures, but most everything can be replaced, and i'm grateful for that. >> perhaps the most amaze suggest the other half of the duplex was saved. residents credit the firefighter's quick work and fire officials told me by phone while they're still investigating they think the fire was accidentally started by a lamp in that bedroom. reporting live, john sasaki, channel 2 news. federal budget are expected to effect people who depend on the national energy assistance program for the nation's poorest. this year the program is expected to pay three.(100) 000-0000 in heatings bills from a high of 5 billion

during the reception which helped some 8 million households. >> officials in san raphael say the city's new smoking ban may be the strictest in the country. >> it makes it illegal to smoke inside their home fist they live in a multiunit -- homes if they live in a multiunit home if with more than three units. walnut creek and tib ronron have similar circumstances. four and a half billion dollar stone has been named black beauty. it has more water than any other martian meteorite ever of found. it formed during the first 100 million years of existence. it's a good place to start looking for evidence of past life on the red planet.

>> orbiting telescopes have captured the big brightest car collapsing into a brand-new black hole and explodes in a super nova. astronomers caught in one of those bursts would lose the atmosphere, but earth is 3.7 billion light years away from where that last happened. bill, weekend is here. a lot of stuff going o the big question is are we done with all this wind? >> the wind's still out there but the winds we saw last night, those were some significant winds. those are dying down slowly for parts of the north bay. look at southern california. they're getting whacked by that system that brought us rain. you can see the system kind of lingering in the southern california area. check it out all the way up through san diego. that's where all the rain is now. that was also the mechanism for creating those winds. it's still blowing. so 17 miles an hour in santa

rosa sustained winds gusting to maybe 20 miles an hour, 18 in napa. the winds are out there, gradually been subsiding. san jose, you're backing off a little bit, as well. but the winds are dying down. wind advisory, until about 10:00 tonight. tomorrow, a lot going on around the bay. we've got tons of stuff going on. we've got the big game at stanford stadium and high says are going to be in the mid-60s. it's going to be a very nice day. here's that chance of rain are i'm talking about for next week. it shows up on thanksgiving but this is starting to look good. we're going to be tracking that, as well with a chance of rain showing up in the middle of next week. overnight lows in mid-30s and you might even see some patchy frost in the areas. the high pressure center is going to stick around this weekend and that's going to set us up with temperatures that are going to be warmer, milder into wind speeds that are gradually going to die off because the high pressure shifted just

enough. it's going to get cool, as well. lots going on. in the calendar, dry november, although thankfully we got our rain here and here comes that into wednesday and thursday of next week. so that's in the holiday for many. think about that if you have travel plans or whatever you're planning do. the forecast highs tomorrow, you've got 66 in san raphael, 62 in pacifica, 65 in brentwood. cooler tomorrow than today. less wind tomorrow, but that wind was so blowy today, and the wind won't be as blowy and sinky, so it won't be quite as warm. a cold morning saturday and sunday, and then as you head into next week, we're looking for temperatures to stay a little bit on the mild side then they start to cool pretty rapidly. as we get into the bay area sunday, we've got the titans and 65 degrees there, as well. a really great weekend for outdoor activities around the bay area that deal on wednesday

and thursday, interestingly enough, falls right in the holiday 12 get away kind of period. we'll be tracking that for you. >> still can't get over those winds. >> your house was blowing i know it was. >> down low, as you said. >> all right. thanks, bill. filled with fear and grief, 50 years ago today, the nation lost a president. >> it was just absolutely devastating, and still is to this day. >> tonight in bay area residents reflect, we take you back to the reaction in san francisco just hours after the assassination. >> back now to julie hayner in the news room with more of what we're working on at 6:00. from computer glitches to contract meltdowns. >> they've broken the three strike rule. >> we're talking with a pr expert who used to work with bart about the company's string of recent problems, plus what thieves took that is worth more

than wine. these stories are coming up in about ten minutes at 6:00. i love watching tv outside.

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. . charles man son has a young girlfriend. staff tells the magazine they're getting married. she's been visiting him since he was 19 and moved from st. louis

to live near the prison. she says this is what's right for me. this is what i was born for. but manson has a different story. he says they're just playing you up the wedding talk to get publicity. it appears the 49ers won't be hosting sunday or monday night football for the 2014 season. traffic concerns. santa clara city officials want a year to figure out a plan to ease traffic congestion. the biggest concern is that games begin around 5:30 and would certainly add to silicon valley's evening rush hour traffic. officials say they hope to host week night games by 2015. and be prepared for a lot of traffic between cal and stanford. they face off tomorrow at 1:00. it pay not be much of a contest. the bears currently have the worst record in the pac 12 and the cardinals have eight wins. this is the one 16th big game for the team. >> after receiving an extension

in the nfl to avoid a tv blackout, the silver and blackout are six for six. the raiders today told their remaining tickets to reach the 85% capacity at the stadium. the raiders played the tennessee titans on sunday. this will be the team's 8th straight game where they have met the nfl threshold for a sellout. >> today marks 50 years since the assassination of president jun f kennedy and -- john f kennedy and told abc news it reshaped the secret service and the agency does an outstanding job in keeping him safe. the nation came to a halt, shocked and filled with grief 50 years ago when they learned of the assassination. the images are gripping for many of those who remember exactly

what happened as john me back says -- miback says. >> something has happened in the motorcade route. >> november 22nd, 1963. >> president kennedy died at 1 p.m. central standard time. >> then, a shocked nation weeps. . and now from the bells at dealy plaza, it's just absolutely devastating and still is to this day. >> reporter: today, americans did not forget. the first president that i really paid attention to that could recognize and to this day, it's -- i can remember everything the entire weekend. >> so many americans on that day frozen with the news. 50 years later, many still remember the images from texas, as well as the images recorded.

san francisco's market street was a ghost town as businesses closed their doors. there were tears on the shares of the church, and -- stairs of the church and from the san francisco mayor. >> i send my condolences to ms. kennedy. this is a great loss to the people of america and to the people of the free world. >> at the presidio, this man was so torn with grief he was brought to his knees. 50 years later. >> i came from john f kennedy, michelle perez remembers her elementary school days in dale city, and he holds on to those memories so tight. >> it's not what the country can do for you. >> ask what you can do for your country. >> president john f kennedy gone

50 years ago today. mike miback, channel 2 news. there is not service at this time due to a major computer error. now at 6:00, we're learning more about that system wide fail that you are shut down bart and taking a closer look at what needs to be done to regain rider's trust. >> a robbery suspect under arrest tonight not just for stealing a woman's money but throwing her dog into on coming traffic. the charges he's now facing. >> north bay wineries become the target of thieves. >> and as far as i know they didn't taste any wine. >> but people leave behind at wineries that makes them right for the picking. . bart trains are running tonight, many were forced to drive it worked it when the

computer system completely shut down. i'm frank summerville, and i'm julie haner. the headlights you see are drivers heading toward walnut creek. many commuters are driving home after a computer meltdown forced people to find an alternate way home. on interstate 80 through berkeley, it's usually a busy time of night but this friday night it's even more crowded. >> and we're learn morgue tonight about the computer problem. bart says a software upgrade that began late last night slowly started interfering with bart's ability to track its trains. by midnight, the entire system was down. >> never was train safety compromised. we could always run the trains but without knowing how far apart they are, it wasn't comfortable to move on with service. >> training didn't run until