with breaking news. >> in just the past hour, firefighters in oakland managed to contain the southern fire that damaged three homes, causing problems for crews. good evening, i'm gasia mikaelian in tonight for julie main hainer. the three-alarm fire that damaged three homes in oakland. we're in the 4700 block of redding street just below interstate 580 where this fire was first reported about 7:45. and so ken, what can you tell us? >> reporter: you can see that they have about 60 firefighters on scene. take a look at this ladder

truck and follow that ladder up all the way to the top. that is the home that has burned, as they will be showing you the fire from the background, which will be hard to see, but that's where the fire started spreadly quickly as this is how they describe how fast this fire moved. >> both houses, that house was on fire, it's the second one that was kicked hard. i mean in minutes that house was up in flames. >> reporter: he had just come home from walking his dog, running into his house to pull his children out of his home. after seeing the fire spread from one house or where that fire started to two of the adjacent homes as they say it was the heat essentially from

pain -- they had the same down power line as you can see on this car as that was also draped over the oakland fire truck. they are making that truck unusable for a time. firefighters had to use their ladder truck to spray down on the fire because of the steep terrain. they had to navigate the narrow staircase, walking up four flights of stairs in all to get to the main burning structure. >> this was a very tough fire fight going up the steep hill into a structure fire. this is unusual for the firefighters to have to face it. it was like the fire packing up the hill. >> and now in that main home where the fire started where it was fully involved where firefighters arrived that there was no one in that home at this time. but there were families that were ignited by the heat from the main structure fire as they would say no homeowners would be hurt the but oakland,

channel 2 news. we learned three bay area children have tested positive for a severe respiratory virus known as enterovirus d68. health officials confirmed two cases in alameda county, a third child in solano county did not have to be hospitalized. ktvu john fowler tells us that the virus is likely more widespread than we think. >> reporter: the virus affects mostly infants to teens, spread through coughs, sneezes, or touch. >> she is just home with me. i'm not so concerned, but you know i know to look out for the signs of things like that. >> reporter: and they released few details of their new cases. >> we have two confirmed cases. those particular viruses, they seem to present similars. enterovirus is sinked to the system. she had a virus lung infection

and suddenly developed paralysis. doctors say her left arm won't recover. dr. daniel robins says that many children are exposed to the fire. >> when you put in context into the other things that you see here, this appears to be on the whole less severe. >> reporter: he says that only a handful of children become ill. those with asthma appear to be more at risk. any child with breathing problems, developing the sudden weakness should see a doctor immediately. >> it is a quirky virus. it goes back to good hand washing. >> reporter: since only severely ill children get the blood test, enterovirus is almost certainly more widespread than the reported cases would indicate. in oakland, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. the centers for disease control says it is now confirming more than 500 cases of the enterovirus strength across our country. remember it was back in august when hospitals in illinois

first noticed the first cases. but as of tonight, watch how this man extends 43 states and they have confirmed cases of the d-68 strain. they also have four deaths linked to the virus. the cdc is not releasing any information on the death, but we know that the health officials in rhode island say that the 10-year-old girl there died from the combination of enterovirus and the staph infection. coming up in 15 minutes, the ebola outbreak. who may have had contact with a man now in texas. plus, a late word today of another american that will be show symptoms in west africa. police say two sexual assaults happened last saturday night. and that the third assault happened earlier that same day. all of this comes on the heels of the federal investigation into the handling of sexual assault on college campuses

including up berk lie. earlier this week, they sign add bill calling yes, means yes. requiring explicit concerns for them. >> but they have completed their investigation into the domestic violence incident involving the 49-year-old lineman ray mcdonald who they have now handed the case over to the prosecutors. the district attorney's office, they plan to review the case, then decide whether to file criminal charges or seek more information. and the case stems from his arrest over the labor day weekend for felony domestic violence. police have not released any specific details except to say that the female involved hasinjuries. the annual fundraiser, there was a cocktail partisan auction as they would feel hope -- they would hope to raise at least $74,000. it's the largest provider as they help women, teen, children

break the cycle of violence as we asked the executive director about recent incidents involving the nfl players. >> it shines a light on the issue. and while that is unfortunate at the same time it provides a great opportunity for us to really engage in a discussion about domestic violence. more than 20,000 people in san franciscoer year. there is new information tonight about the hacker attack involving the nation's largest bank, which is much more larger than expected. j.p. morgan chase say more than 60 million household accounts were accessed. initially the bank put the estimate at only one million accounts. details of the breach were disclosed in a security filing today. the hacker attack is one of the largest ever and it is being blamed on how they operating

overseas. the bank says that the hackers got names and addresses, also accessing phone numbers, e-mails. they say that they did not get social security numbers and they did not get past ward. but they say that no money was taken and that they remain secure. the warm weather prompting the heat advisory. earlier this evening there was a spectacular sunset. visible from our m-ville way camera, expect today be warmer yet with a spare of the air alert. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin tracking temperatures tonight. bill, we're still in the 70s in some places. >> that shot that we had up there of the sunshine and the orange color. that's the quality quality that wasn't all the that great getting caught in the atmosphere with the heated advisory, lasting until tomorrow evening the 9:00. that eat advisory is is not for

the temperatures, but it's for oakland, san francisco, cities like that, which don't have air- conditioning typically. but it's an alert to let you know hey, in oakland it will be 85 to 86 degrees. it was 87 degrees, walnut creek just two degrees warmer, right? it's one of those deals where the wind shows cuff. the lowest line, the lowest sea level innovation could be the hottest. in fact that's the case today for the cruz right now, sea level, motion beach, the air sinks, warms up about 5,000 degrees per feet, right? that's the lowest moment or there are no red flag in-- advisories, a warmer day where the fire danger continues to be high. one ring, it is mainly dry and hot. i'll be right back after the break as we'll talk about your specific friday forecast and then push into the weekend. i'll see you back here. today's warm weather drew a

lot of people to san francisco. and their ocean beach, but as rob ross tells us even though it was hot, beach patrol warned them to stay out of the water. >> reporter: here in ocean beach surfers road the waves. >> we have a lot of dangerous rip currents out there. >> reporter: warning people not to go into the water that it is too early to be a swimming beach. some people, they would heave the advice as others can. >> if you know what you are doing, you can get away. >> reporter: it was here just last week that a father and son visiting from the central valley were overcomed by waves and drowned. the same day that the beach patrol made two other rescues. >> anyone who doesn't come prepared to be in the water. that we will try to approach them before they have gone in that water to warn them not to go in. >> and they warn about the notorious rip current that made

ocean beach dangerous and too often unforgiving. >> the most common cause of swimmer distress, someone needs a rescue is someone that thought they would go in to their knees to get knock down, pulled out by a rip current. >> that's why they will be sorry that they are going in. >> reporter: but if there is ever a beach day, this is it. >> it's amazing. perfect. picture perfect. and so count on more people to keep coming and the beach patrol will be out here too. at ocean beach in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. they call him four wheel bob. the incredible obstacle that this bay area man plans to roll through next in his wheelchair. also coming up, oh my goodness. the sky high look.

next, your father is taled by a -- killed by a stray bullet in the front of his house. >> i'm trying to be strong for my daughter. >> reporter: how the community he supported over the years is now supporting his growthing family.

however a stray bullet hit watkins and killed him. but the night wasn't about watkins death, but a celebration of his life. >> he was an amazing guy. he made sure to practice all week, so he would be there every saturday and sunday cheering with her. >> he's the loudest one on the

field with a lot of energy. he had a big smile on his face all the time. >> reporter: a smile that many would remember to miss the boy who cheered on took time out of his practice to hold that special memorial for watkins. one by one they would grab that balloon. >> and it is the golden blacks that are our colors for the saints and the green is his favorite color. >> they say to leave the burden at the office as they would give you peace. but we're going to let the balloons go, we're going to let the burdens go. >> reporter: although he is gone, he's not forgotten. and the families are living with the unbearable pain. >> it is scary. angry, hurt. that we miss him so much. >> reporter: he has gone home to be with the father. no more pains, no more sorrows. >> reporter: and another team will wear stickers on their

helmets with watkins initial on it for the rest of the season. but right now they don't have any suspect information. i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. he was remembered as a true visionary and a credit to police officers everywhere. hundreds gathered in san jose for a public memorial honoring him. he died last month of pancreatic cancer. the former chiefs of the department were among those who spoke of the lasting impact that he made when he took command in 1976. >> set out to the community that someone was considering a crisis as he engaged in the community leadership in a way that no police professional would have anywhere today. truly that was the beginning of the community policing. >> reporter: and his daughter remembered her father as the avid reader and writer and a passionate sports fan.

they served as chief for 15 years after the retirement in 1951. >> fourteen agers are in custody of the malicious slaughtering at the foster farms facility in fresno county. the 18-year-old was the oldest of the four suspects. the others are juvenile as they broke through a fence to get inside this shed to use that golf club or something similar. deputies made the arrest yesterday after several tips, including burglary, felony charges. there is a $10,000 reward in this case. plastic bag manufactures are looking for support from california voters to overturn the new statewide banned on plastic bags. it eliminates single use practice bags at grocery stores all across the state.

the american plastic bag want to overturn the banned as they need to collect 500,000 signatures to qualify measure for the -- to qualify the measure for the 2016 plan. it would cost manufacturing jobs and hurt people who have to pay $0.10 for a new paper bag. a sign of bad blood between two political campaigns in berkeley after one side is caught on video removing the other's campaign sign. we are live in berkeley wheretensions over the soda tax are bubbling over. >> reporter: berkeley prides themselves on the free speech movement. but the no soda tax sign says its speech is being silenced because half of their signs have disappeared. >> is that you stealing the signs? >> i am not stealing them. >> reporter: he planted a few campaign signs this week, catching someone pulling them out of the ground and trying to take off with them.

>> reporter: the man drops the signs and rides away. but it happens again and this time a shoving match with the sign snatcher. >> he knocked me down. i was shocked to be competely honest, a little afraid. >> reporter: cain is working to defeat the proposed tax, a penny an ounce on sugar sweetened drinks aimed at turning kids away from soda and funding diabetes prevention. but opponents say it's unfair and flawed. >> this group has strikes here. >> seeing the videos of repeated sign swiping to shrug it off. that they say that these citizens are acting on their own as they know that campaign signs are to be required on the private property. >> or because they will be bankrolling the decisions.

playing into berkeley, >> have you told your supporters not to tear down the sign? we have not said it in one way or another. but yeah the campaign, it is bigger than just signs, but we think a big part of free speech. >> and both sides are getting their message out with door-to- door canvassing and nightly phone banks. but with a month to election day, these signs show just how bitter this sugar battle has become. reporting live in berkeley tonight, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco has a similar measure. proposition e on next month's ballot, proposing a tax of 3.6 percent. for schools and beyond. high pressure is earning a place around here. look at how clear it is out here. these are the clouds that are associated with the jet stream, which is many miles here.

the advisory stays in effect, which was in effect today and tomorrow and through 9:00. and friday through 9:00 p.m. and the evening hours. currently it's 72. not too bad, right? it was chilly last night with the overnight lows in the north bay, down to the mid-40s in some locations, but today was not as chilly. winds are clocking just a little bit, mostly just kind of calm and the idea that the winds tomorrow will lightly come offshore today and very similar. why? because we are going to bed warmer. that the air is sinking tomorrow. the forecast overnight lows then, it was chilly, right? if you grew up in the napa

area, this 45, 44 kegs in some places, but tomorrow morning a good 10 degrees warmer. and tomorrow's day humanity -- highs. there is no fog. it's not coming back for today. warmer day tomorrow, the warmest day of the week with the fire danger that will be high. spare the air day tomorrow. when i come back we'll be here right after the break to talk about weather and sent. the free festival is getting underway >> his attempt to cross in front of their wheelchair. >> and the latest efforts to contain the virus.

health officials in texas say as many as00 people may have come in contact with a man that recently tested positive for ebola. how thomas duncan got into the united states and the fears among his neighbors. >> it is just a devastating situation for everyone. everyone period. >> reporter: are you shaken -- a shaken property manager at the complex where the man who bought the first case of ebola to the united states had been staying with family. texas health officials issued a public health or ther who live at had come doors and have any visitor so far they say that no one has shown any symptoms of the deadly illness. >> there could be additional cases who are already exposed. and if that occurs, then the

systems are in place and while helping a sick is egg. four day later, he -- while speaking at the cdc he discussed this very issue. >> we've been taking the necessary precautions, including working with countries in west africa to increase screening at the airport so that someone with the virus doesn't get on the plane for the united states. >> reporter: but it only works if passengers comply. according to a questionnaire the associated press obtained that he answered no on whether or not he had contact with anybody infected with ebola. and some are beginning to question the cbc.

like the e.r. position on georgia who dawned that warrantee suit, claiming he was not asked the proper questions when he would try to go through that security check point at the atlanta airport earlier this week. contracting ebola while working in liberia as it says they are working on getting the 33-year- old man back to the united states for treatment as he was working with a crew that included dr. nancy snyderman who used to work for channel 5 here in the bay area. the crew is also going to be flown back to the united states and placed in warrantee as a precaution at this point. nothing of the another, the blue glass festival returns to their -- setting up the seven stages where more than one

un00,000 people expected to burn. they say it is really a labor of love. >> it is incredibly rewarding and just the spirit and energy of the people that will be working on the free fest virginia that's a gift to the city. it is pretty incredible. >> she mentioned one of the best things about the festival is that it is free. we have the complete schedule for the festival waiting for you on our website. ktvu.com. just look under web links. two window washers were stranded, 20 stories up in the air. how rescuers were able to finally pull them to safety and what office workers saw from inside the building. a bay area man inspires the documentary. he's in a wheelchair, but says it doesn't stop him from doing what he loves.

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new at 10:00 tonight, he's in a wheelchair. but that doesn't stop him from doing what he loves, hiking. >> even though that he is almost 60, he recently wanted to cross a part of cityier -- sierra in his wheelchair as he is already back now, training for the next challenge. amber? >> reporter: frank, we are at the road as he tells me that success is measured by what he has learned during each journey. >> you can just connect to all the sounds and all the smells, the sights. >> reporter: rejuvenation with every pick of the wheel on the trail. center scared civilization to get back to the nature. >> the delightness, following years of learning to do all the things that will be something that he loved to do, before he

was able to run and hike and now what they are doing it is in the wheelchair. >> it's been touching. we started being diagnosed by early 2012 and that sent a lot in emotions. >> willing to evalpiet, where they could no longer walk. >> you just thought you couldn't push another step, you couldn't go another yard forward. but he did push forward. in the wheelchair, and in the private documentary. and that he completed three. >> in no way did they feel like i was defeated. >> reporter: he says that it was in his hand and large boulders that could barely accommodate his wheelchair that

stopped him. but only temporarily. he's now training for another attempt. >> i know what i need to do to succeed at something. i make a note of it every trail i go out on. >> reporter: this grandfather is 59 years old soon to be 60. >> it's incredible when you kind of shed all those little parts that the age puts on you. and that you don't have to stop doing what you have always done. just try it in a different way. >> he has not walked in 24 years, but says he's taken giant steps in this journey called life. hope you are participating this sunday in the bridge-to-bridge run, which benefits the special olympics. reporting live here in pleasanton, amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. protesters are renewing their call for the public utility commission. the group says that he has a long record -- long workout. coming in the wake of the

recrenate mail, suggesting the pattern of collision between the officials and following the deadly pipeline explosion. they ended up firing threeemployees after the e- mails were made public. they are appealing the proposed fine for that 2010 explosion. the company says that the $1.4 billion fine is excessive. pg&e says that they asked the commission to ensure that the penalty is reasonable and proportionate and takes into account the company's investment to promote the pipeline safety as well as precedence involving the other pipeline accidents. high drama on the downtown oakland high-rise today as the oakland firefighters had to figure out how to save two window washers who were stuck 20 floors up. he talked to one rescuer and the people below who found the operation nerve racking to watch. >> reporter: window washers have little fear of heights, if it were me, i would already

have a heart attack here. >> reporter: for more than two hours this morning, two men washing windows on the outside of the broadway were trapped. >> i thought this was it, you know, like oh gosh. >> reporter: the wench for their platform fell leaving them stranded on the 20th floor. >> we couldn't see them from the 19th floor, just the bottom of the basket, but we could tell that they were stuck. >> so it was the oakland fire department to the rescue. >> reporter: a firefighter repelled down on the roof. one by one hooking the men up to the roof to have them pulled to safety. >> of course you get a little anxiety and stress. any time there are multiple people involved that high up. >> reporter: as one of the window washers were being pulled up, the attorney took this photo from the 24th floor. >> he seemed very happy to be getting out of there. >> reporter: it was nerve racking delicate work. >> we had a strong team of rescue team members and oakland firefighters on the top, hoisting us up. >> reporter: as they were pulled to the roof including

the firefighter, the crowd showed it and their appreciation. >> in my heart, which is beating for the guy, just imagine what in the world that felt like and just praying that the guy that all would go well and they could go over it. many they all survived the deal unscaved. encouraging to see the way the crowd reacted to the rescue. that it shows that the people here truly care about the safety of the window washers. in oakland, i'm john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. no more details on the dramatic rescue. it's a 24-story building, one of the tall nest downtown oakland at 360 feet. those window washers were stuck outside the 20th floor that, would be about 300 feet up. from that high firefighters had to pull them up the remaining 60 feet to the roof of the building. putting it out in the bay area. neighborhoods that usually stay cool. the updated timing on temperatures, significantly above average.

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authorities in vallejo are investigating tonight after a body was found in a burned out garage. the fire broke out around 2:00 this afternoon in a vacant lot at florida and alameda streets. the flames quickly took over the building. after putting out the fire is when the body was found. so far it's not known how that person died, but vallejo police, the fire department, and the sew la know county arson task force are all investigating. it happened on monday near the

express way. she died the next day as police have arrested the 19-year-old of san jose saying she was behind the wheel of the gold prius that hit the victim. the high school student was arrested for bringing a glowing gun to school. the campus security guard spotted two students acting suspiciously. that student was arrested, the other was let go. new tonights tonight in the protest in hong kong. members have gathered around the chief executive building, demanding that he step down, but he refused with a -- as he

refused to meet. and some of the youngest residents, the richmond youth group hosted the televised hall this evening. the candidates tom butt and gnat bates are long-time council members. but he's considering a political newcomer in richmond as their campaigns came to ahead. they -- he is now running for a seat for city council. the san francisco giants were in washington, d.c. today, gearing up for the start of the national league series. the team moves on with an 8-0 win in pittsburgh. now giants fans can start talking about the championship in five years outside at&t park and the special playoff banner up around the ballpark and the t-shirt companies have started to put out the playoff tease. >> the fires were there. for now they are moving out. z to have that same exact shirt

that they would need to worry about it. >> reporter: the first two games of the division series against the nationals are in washington. game one is tomorrow with the first pitch just after noon. game two at 2:30 on saturday and how they were to be set. a big announcement next week. plus, changes that the company's new hue rule, allowing users to be manipulate. >> complete with the bay area forecast. what is inside the giant crates may save the city the water supply during the next big earth way. we'll show you how it works, what it is doing to be installed.

this month marks 25 years since the earthquake where san francisco is working on a pilot program, aimed at keeping the water supply slowing after the

next big disaster. david stevenson's got an upclose look that the city has imported for several cities. >> and the hates japanese to san francisco is about throw quarters of a mail launch. >> reporter: in japan they have never had a break. >> reporter: they testing out the earthquake resistant duck tie autumn pipe or t -- with the major earthquake without rupturing. >> this allows the entire joint to move and the whole pipe network to move with the ground motion of the earthquake. >> city officials say that 141 water main breaks in this napa earthquake hampered firefighters, leaving residents without service for days. for the test program, the plan is to connect the college hill reservoir to san francisco giant hospital to keep the city's trauma center

operational during the major seismic activity. the cost is $2. -- and while it will be monitored for weeks, the real proof will only come in the next big seismic event. >> once it's in the ground, we really won't know until after the earthquake. >> reporter: it should be completed by the end of the year in time for the opening of the new wing at san francisco's. ktvu channel 2 news. one issue that is noticeably missing will be the same-sex marriage. seven same-sex marriage cases are pending before the court. but the justices have not said which ones they will hear or when. the rulings by the appeals court by the country, they had

unindependent one week from today as they tweeted out the photo of the partially revealed car about time to unveil the d and something else. there are talks that the teases already d is a lower cost electric vehicle or new technology such as driver assistance and all wheel drive for the model s. shares in teases la motors rose almost 15p to the after the talks. after being done by gaining eight. manipulating the user news feed as researchers were allowed to manipulate content that appeared on some news feed. scientists were trying to collect evidence to prove that people's moods could spread to others depending on what they read. they now give researchers clearer guidelines and they have created an internal panel

throw view projects. >> they are calling on google to strengthen their stands. today after this, they were gathered outside the santa clara convention center where their chairman was holding a book signing. last week, he says that google supports for the american legislation exchange council that they were a mistake due to the organizations that are skeptical on the view. now activists, they're calling on them to take another step. that we think that google should be putting their money where their mouths is, not contributing to nose who are not going to let the congress change happen through congress. >> reporter: when it comes to campaign funding, they say it does not make political decisions based on one issue alone. friday is just around the corner. check it out as i showed you earlier in farfel. 87 in pacific nine o'clock 0 in san mateo, very warm along the

bay. at the coast, heated warnings staying at the coast, which will be well to the north. and high pressure will continue to pump winds offshore like this. that's the marine layer, it'll be way out there as you could see it on saturday night if we are lucky. along the coast, we've got temperatures along the avenues, they are in the 60s with some low 70s, so beautiful night. as a matter of fact, we take a look at the golden gate bridge or the bay bridge as you can see that a lot of folks are out there tonight. temperatures in san francisco at this hour are getting up there as we are still doing temperatures in the 60s and the lower 70s. san francisco is 75 degrees. wow. it's warm, huh? 61 in novado, it looks like they have a little bit of the sea breeze. this time of the year, no treading that we have not seen

one in our history. you put that together in the 50% range. not a lot of wind, but it will be at the maximum tomorrow will be warm to hot. the hottest day of the week with the high pressure that sets up, keeping us pretty warm around here, but then things start to cool down on saturday and sunday. as we just naturally show you what happens in the inland valleys around the bay, that they would start to draw that in as you'll see it at the surface by saturday and sunday, so it will be a cooling trend. but not major, just coolinger. >> and expecting we hope you saw the sunshine as the sky was orange because of all the junk in the air. >> because the winds are blowing the smoke this way. but it will be mostly you have a lot of cars stuff in the morning and the evening. tomorrow night the sunset will

look the same, orange. it's pretty, but it's not the best air quality. saturday is warm to hot. sunday, the coolness begins. saturday night fog returns. the faffs, they'll be e this year they got him. >> also the 49ers chief, that'll be great weather for them. >> all right, thank you. >> yes. >> i could imagine. our sports director mark ibanez has the night off as joe fonzi is here to talk about the divisional league starting today. >> yeah, a particular wok two -- two in-- in the right center. it is not exact lit way you brought it up, but that aoki makes the catch. the angel haves an opportunity. they went to the 11th, tied up

at 2, the team that hit fewer home runs than any other major leagues this year. and they won it with a long ball. they went down in a one, two three bottom of the inning -- one, two, three bottom of the inning. taking this one 3-2. earlier in the day a close game turned into a record setting performance bit baltimore orioles. orioles dropped to a great start against max scherzer and the detroit tigers. first inning, nelson cruise, he would take that opposite field drive as they will be right along the board like that, courtesy of the man who lead the leagues. when things changed -- changed dramatically, booted by detroit. and they kept running from second, scoring with the slide. orioles, they then went on to get a team record, eight runs in the inning. the most ever by the orioles in the post season. they take the upper hand in this series with a 12-3 win.

giants would get their divisional series started tomorrow with the nation's capitol. san francisco working out in washington today after the wild card win last night. we'll hear from the starting pitcher whe -- to continue when thursday night continues.

travel was minimal for the

giants after their wild card win last night. it's the home of the washington nationals today, firing the game one of the national divisional league series. peavyf -- peavey with the team, going 6-4 in his last starts as a giants. to say that he's an open book when it comes to his emotions on the field would be an understatement. just a part of his game, but to do the best tomorrow to keep it rated pg. >> i have children at home. i understand that there is, you know, the role model aspect of things. i promise you that i will do everything that cay do to not say a press worm. think that a -- that a lot of

people are how about it. >> there is one sure bet in the nfl this year in thursday night games to take the home team. minnesota green bay, aaron rodgers was very efficient to jordy nelson for 66 yards. he threw three touchdown passes tonight as nelson gets a chance to take a lambeau leap, scoring the game's first 42 points. and it always helps when your defense contributes points. he got the to start to start this pant. they go 42 yards to the end zone as they would doll it away, they went down 21-24 to arizona. >> arizona is now 5-0. >> oregon lost. >> thank you, jim. >> sure. thank you for joining us tonight. our average continues on ktvu.com. if you missed any part of the newscast, catch the rebroadcast starting momentarily over on tv 36. morning news starts tomorrow

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l descent into jackson hole, wyoming. thank you for flying united. reckon we'll be landin' soon. phil, honey, you promised-- not till we got there. okay. this year, we're going to a dude ranch with the whole family. mm-hmm. the family. what if dylan buys his own ticket? we'll be sleeping in separate cabins. what if dylan and i share a horse? mm, i hate landing. we'll get through this. alex: wow! it's so pretty. what are you doing? i want my ears to pop. try putting a little rouge on 'em. nobody gets me. wow. isn't this beautiful, little cowgirl? you hate her sparkly outfit, don't you? no, i told you, it's fine.