police step up patrols looking for a predator late today for the third time this week we've learned of a man exposing himself. >> someone who's intentionally approaching young girls and young women. >> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. police call it their top priority right now catching the man or men exposing themselves in palo alto. it's happened three times this week. monday and tuesday in a neighborhood with several schools and again today in another side of town in palo

alto. cara liu is live with the story. >> reporter: this latest incident just happened around 3:30. the victim was a woman in her 20s. police are still investigating whether it was related to two other incidents. whether they're dealing with one predator or two this is being given high priority. >> police say they're on high alert. >> our hope is to stop this now so no one needs to be injured. >> reporter: they've increased patrols substantially looking for a predator or predators. >> we've brought in four additional officers every day this week since it's occurred. we've dropped all of our investigative cases and put the

detectives on the field. >> reporter: the first case happened thursday afternoon as a girl, 14 was walking home from school. the same man approached a 10- year-old girl early tuesday evening. the girl was walking her dog about half a mile from monday's incident. this time the victim told detectives the man was driving an older while volvo and asked if she wanted to touch him. >> we are concerned because there's a lot of children that walk to school along these sidewalks. >> i hope they catch the man and bring some peace back to the neighborhood. >> reporter: particularly close attention to full compute rout. >> people are going to come and go. they're going to get their child and go home. we're looking for the person that's different. the person that's sitting there in their car and watching. >> reporter: around 3:30 this afternoon it happened again this time in south palo alto near monroe park. the person was driving by and pulled up in a bmw and asked

for directions as he exposed himself. the victim in this case is said to be in his 40s or 50s. >> kids are around here all the time. we don't want this kind of thing, this is a nice place. >> reporter: police are hoping to release the latest sketch of this suspect by tomorrow. cara liu. a judge today sentenced a former livermore golf instructor to 27 years in prison in a sexual abuse and murder for hire case. 32-year-old andrew nizbit appeared this morning behind glass in a hayward courtroom. he reached a plea deal with a prosecutor that had him pleading guilty for abusing three boys. he also assaulted three other boys. he is also facing charges for a

murder for hire in an attempt to kill two of the other boys. we're concerned to question the police that they want us to believe. we're definitely going to look into this. because this being very specific. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting tonight, chief suhr said officers saw evans and two other men break a car window and steal a laptop near bryan street. when an officer approached the suspect's vehicle to arrest them, evans was in the drivers seat with a gun. that's when officers say evans pointed a gun at officers. a third suspect ran off and was arrested a short time later. police later discovered evans gun was not loaded.

a controversial member of the california utilities commission announced his resignation amongst intense questioning of him. peavy said he will not seek reendorsement. this after hill said he would submit -- >> i feel relieved. now the question is what do we do with the p.u. c. i think there's an opportunity when the governor appointing a new commissioner and a new president that we can change the culture finally. >> peavy's resignation does not affect the ongoing investigations into e-mail allegedly involving pd and showing a cozy relationship between the utility and its

regulator. a city councilman is being sued for alleged sexual harassment. that councilman is pierre luigi avalero. he ran in june but did not advance. alaverio's top aid fedore accused him of calling her vulgar names which caused her emotional distress. a sheriff sergeant has tested negative for ebola. yesterday michael monnig went to the hospital after feeling ill. he had been in the apartment of the liberian man who died of ebola although she had no contact with duncan. dallas mayor mike rawlings saying there were mistakes in duncan's case. >> there were mistakes along the case there's no question about that. we had to move quickly. >> so far no one has shown signs of ebola.

here in the bay area ebola alert signs are now posted outside some hospital emergency rooms. >> amist the scare, how real is the threat? debora villalon. >> reporter: staff members here are training. but right now it's alarm about ebola spreading much larger than the disease itself. >> this is more similar to what people have seen on tv. this is a full body jump suit. >> reporter: it's rare that medical staff needs to suit up so completely. but in hospitals now there's a lot of thought even rehearsal on what to wear so if an ebola patient arrives, protection fills automatically. >> have a very high confidence that when they're caring for a patient that they're protected. that we don't want to set them up for a opportunity to fumble

or contaminate themselves. >> reporter: a patient would enter from the outside not through the hospital. and care can be given but highly contagious disease confined. >> i think everyone knows the nation is frightened and people are frightened of this disease. >> reporter: a secretary of health responding to rising fears. janitors at laguardia airport walked off the job because the body fluids they routinely clean in bathrooms put them at risk. they are demanding training and protection. on a flight to the dominican republic, officers came on to escort a passenger. he had shouted i have ebola. he didn't but nobody on the plane knew that at the time. >> they're frightened because we need to learn what that means. >> in health care there's fear

every day. >> reporter: anxiety experts say it's natural talking about a deadly disease with no vaccine. but as the signs add outside the er. have you traveled to west african nations affected with ebola. are you feverish now. that is someone at risk. >> let's get real, let's talk about what ebola is. we want people out there getting their flu shots and not getting influenza but quite frankly people in the u.s. have a greater risk to getting influenza than they do to getting ebola. >> reporter: with flu season coming, one of the big concerns, with the first sign of fever or body headaches people will flood the emergency rooms thinking it's ebola when it's only the flu. hundreds of people are

expected to head to san francisco to experience the blue angels air show. the roar of the engines could be heard for the first time since 2012. >> look at that blue sky, it's happening. >> reporter: rich and billy wall got to marina green at 8:00 this morning. >> there's nothing like seeing the blue angels. >> reporter: their 18th time to see the blue. >> this is one of the best spots to see them. we come out every year. bar-be-que. make it a day. as long as it's tuesday through friday there's nobody here. >> reporter: seats to a show that should look like this. the navy flight screams low over the city. many say this is the world's best air show location. shows were cancelled last year for budget reasons. one pilot this year is a san francisco native who saw them from his grammar school

rooftop. >> that was my first experience watching the blue angels. i thought it was the coolest thing in the world. >> i love them. i love the strength and their prowess. >> it's a patriotic thing actually. you know, an american thing. >> reporter: the blue angels are the stars of fleet week to be sure but there's much more. including pub public tours of the u.s.s. american. fleet week events continue through sunday. in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. and on ktvu.com we have posted the full schedule for fleet week. you can also get our mobile ktvu app to help get you in and out of san francisco this weekend. high school hate. >> it should be taken more serious. >> i think it's a hate kraoeubg. >> what officials told parents

after a noose was found on campus. >> and she wasn't on the road but she's been charged in a deadly dui. >> it doesn't bring my son back. >> the drunken party that led to a teen's death and the kopbs -- consequences for the mother who's accused of buying the alcohol.

a fremont mother faces felony charges in connection with a dui crash one year ago that killed a teenage boy.

42-year-old yuseff was arrested for manslaughter and contributing to the delinquency of minors. as patti lee reports, prosecutors say she let teenagers drink at her house. >> reporter: jason park was a fun loving 15-year-old. killed instantly after his best friend crashed into a tree. >> kids will do what they do. but if you're going to contribute to this, it's just wrong. >> reporter: jason park's mother admits her under aged son and his friend should have known better than to drink alcohol. but she can't believe a grown up, a mother of two had provided it. >> i feel sorry for her. because this is going to change her life. and her family's life just like my family and my life has changed. >> reporter: 42-year-old yuseff posted $40,000 bail after she was arrested for manslaughter and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors.

>> it helps. but for me and my husband it doesn't bring my son back. >> reporter: police tell me they took their time with this investigation because parents are supposed to know better and adults who enable under aged drinking have to be held accountable. patti lee,. the chp identified the big rig driver today involved in a deadly collision with a motorcyclist in fremont. surveillance photo shows a semi truck with a white and red cab and two chrome tanks on mission boulevard around 1:15 yesterday afternoon. that's when the motorcycle came into contact with the truck's rear axel. the motorcyclist who was 16 years old died in the hospital. officers want to know if the driver struck the motorcycle. we now know the details of the next strike with the transportation district. it is set for next friday one week from tomorrow and this time it involves buses. >> the dispatchers and bus

servicers will be on strike and that will cause the entire system to be shut down. >> the ferry service will continue to run and the bridge will not be impacted. >> the bus driver's union is not going on strike. the drivers are expected to honor the picket line. 13 unions are now trying to reach a contract. the district says the state mediator can resolve the differences. president obama has started his three day visit to california. tomorrow he's set to arrive to the bay area for another fund raising trip. ken wayne is now in san francisco with his agenda. >> reporter: president obama will be here in san francisco city hall on saturday for a closed event. it's one of two fund raising events that are all about raising money for other democrats currently out on the campaign trail. president obama left washington, d.c. this morning for a three day trip to california. first stop, the cross campus in

santa monica a technology hub where the president talked about an economic recovery that has left some behind. >> the one area where we have not made progress is even though the economy is growing, productivity is growing, wages and impact have been flat. >> reporter: this was his only public speaking scheduled event. when the president arrives, his events will mirror those of the past, private events. cory cooke says president obama has held 85 fund raising events in this election cycle. but what the president is not doing campaigning with the democrats he's raising money for. >> they know as soon as they appear with the president, their opponents will use it against them. >> reporter: bill clinton is hitting the campaign trail leaving the president to raise

money as he'll do in san francisco. >> on the one hand, keeping his distance so he's not bringing down democratic candidates who are trying to stay away from association with him and at the same time raising enormous amounts of money to raise their chances in the upcoming election. >> the president did do a bit of unexpected campaigning in l.a. this morning when he stopped by a call center with senator ted lou who is running for congress so we could see some surprises during his bay area visit. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. bay area newspapers are warning about a scam that could cause victims hundreds of dollars. fake bills have been sent out in the last few days randomly to subscribers and nonsubscribers. the bogus bill asks for $200 to $400 for six month and yearlong subscriptions. happening now a fire fight

under way in placer county. the applegate fire has destroyed five homes and several other outbuildings and is threatening five more. the fire merged into one large fire. now calfire is concerned it may reach the american river canyons. >> there's definitely homes in there. the resources and the state that's a huge watershed area right there. >> the fire has burned 420 acres containers is up to 25% tonight. investigators are looking into the possibility some human action started it. officials in yosemite said today a spark from a vehicle likely started a wildfire burning near the park. so far about 250 acres have burned in the dog rock fire near highway 140 in yosemite. it started on tuesday and it's only about 10% contained tonight. veteran pilot craig hunt was

flying an airplane over the fire when his plane crashed. he was a contract pilot for calfire and was based in holster. craig hunt was 52 years old. quite a bit of fog out there right now. you can see a few high clouds. there's the low fog. it's in san francisco. shooting into the san francisco airport over montclaire. fog and more of it for tomorrow morning. maybe slightly cooler. we're headed for a warm up but not tomorrow. these are the current numbers, 53 in concord, 54 in napa and 54 in novato. this looks like last night. the story tomorrow will be very similar to today. slightly cooler. the real story comes as we get into the weekend when fire danger increases there's a fire weather watch which most likely will turn into a red flag

warning as we move into part of the weekend. this is your tomorrow forecast for the fog. there is, that's a lot. that's the most fog we've seen intruding into the bay in the last week and a half. we don't have any really. it's been hot. the air quality has been bad but you're going to get this big fog foot fingerprint tomorrow morning. it starts us off cooling and it makes us cooler. when i come back we'll talk about this a little bit more specifically i. -- but we're also going to specifically talk about the weather warning that is coming up over the weekend. b.a.r.t. and ac transit has added extra bus service friday and saturday night. it will expand existing lines and will add a new bus line to the pittsburg bus station.

the cost will be $4.20. b.a.r.t. says it can't run trains overnight because crews must do track maintenance. a disturbing discovery at a bay area hospital. >> we don't know if this is some type of prank. >> at 10:30, the actions being taken after a noose was found on campus. >> first thousands of hens rescued here in the bay area now looking for homes. how they were nursed back to health and how you can have one. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars

trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce

medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. today health officials confirmed their first case of enterovirus. a child was hospitalized but has now recovered. across the country the cdc says the d68 strain is responsible for four deaths and more than 650 people have gotten sick mostly children. cases of enterovirus have been reported in solano, contra costa, santa cruz and san francisco counties. new at 10:00, 2,000 hens

rescued and now looking for a home. they were nursed back to health after facing destruction. ktvu's amber lee spoke to the bay area rescue crew working to give the birds a new lease on life, amber. >> reporter: julie the hens are here in vacaville. they're being kept in a sanctuary where they're waiting for a permanent home. clucks of contentment. >> they're affectionate and friendly and curious. and happy. >> reporter: free to roam in recent weeks as they never have been at another farm at an egg farm in central california. >> they've never spread their wings, they've never walked, they've never flown. >> reporter: at about 2 years old these hens are considered spent. meaning they can no longer produce a high amount of eggs. >> they're thrown into come postheaps just like garbage. >> reporter: so rescuers made a

deal with the farmers, in exchange for not naming the farm, the rescue team could take the hens. these hens arrived at animal in place in september. since then they've been cleaned and now ready for adoption. >> she's just like a dog or a cat. >> reporter: kelly is an intern at this ranch and recently adopted two of the hens. >> they add a lot of love to your life. >> let's go, let's go. >> reporter: hens are flock animals so rescuers say it's best to adopt two or more. they're inexpensive to keep air the adoption ranges from five to $10 a chicken. for more information we put up a link on ktvu.com just look for web links. reporting live here in vacaville, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. we're learning that the mountain lion that caused a tense scene in mountain view

last may was killed on interstate 280. it was hit by a car last week near the edgewood exit. the big cat spent nine hours wandering around the area. but a gps tracker shows the big cat managed to make its back toward populated areas. students shocked by a noose found on the campus of a bay area high school. and there was a message sent home to those families today. what they will tell students and parents about the noose and what they plan to do about it. loved ones marked 10 years since a man was shot to death the new effort tonight to find his killer. two investigating exposes a case of mistaken identity on the bay bridge. at 10:45, the mix up that could be a sign of a bigger problem. ♪

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officials at berkeley high school are investigating a disturbing discovery on campus. a noose hanging from a tree. the district shared details with parents and students, jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: it all happened right in the middle of the campus in what they call the campus green space. outside of the buildings but it happened last week. they just informed the students and parents today. students at berkeley high school are upset. >> in my opinion i feel kind of angry but at the same time sad. >> reporter: school officials say they fount the noose hang pittsburgh a tree and reported it -- hanging from a tree and reported it to police. >> i think they said it a bit later. because it happened last week and they just told us right now. >> they should take it serious. they should do a real

investigation. because that shouldn't be played with. >> reporter: school staff sent a letter to state of the unions and parents explained what happening. >> we're investigating this incident. at this time have not been able to determine who is responsible for it or what the intention was behind it. >> reporter: berkeley police say the intent is important as they determine whether this is a hate crime or something else. >> we don't know if this is some type of prank, we don't know the intention. if this turns out to be a hate incident it's not something we tolerate. >> reporter: what many people might not realize is this is specifically addressed in california's penal code. it states in part any person who hangs a noose on the property of a primary school, junior high school, high school or college campus shall be punished by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year. this is blatant disregard of terrorizing people. that's what police are going to be looking into as they

investigate this situation. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >> is this the first time something like this has happened at berkeley high. >> reporter: i asked them about that. they said that it isn't exactly the first time that they've had an incident. there was a suicide by hanging that happened about a year ago. that's according to police and the school staff. they say it was someone who was unrelated to the school but obviously that is very much at the top of some of the student's mind. they do plan to have some assemblies of the entire school body as well as classroom discussions just to talk about the impact this may be having on the students. >> okay, jana, thank you. three men are now in custody for killing a father last week. watkins was shot in front of his home while he waited for a relative to park.

detectives believe the suspects were targeting the relative who wasn't hurt and it's not clear why. the men are being held at the santa clara county jail on murder charges. family and friends of a slain oakland man gathered tonight to mark the fifth anniversary of his death. the killing of 20-year-old lee remains unsolved. police announced today the reward being offered for information to help solve this case has now grown to $25,000. lee had just returned home from his job at foot locker on that day back in 2009 when he was shot and killed outside his house during an armed robbery. five years later, lee's friends say there's no sense of peace knowing the gunman is still out there. >> feels like it happened yesterday. he just, not a day goes by that we just don't remember it. it's fresh on our mind and it still hits us hard. we can't just get over it. >> reporter: police say there were witnesses to the killing who were too far away to identify the gunman but investigators think other witnesses who could identify

the assailants may be too scared to come forward. a regularly scheduled meeting in san francisco had one major topic on the agenda, the future of san francisco's embattled fire chief. ktvu's paul chambers spent hours on the job as her job was being discussed. >> reporter: today members of the union and all eight of the employees group met to discuss the chief. >> the result of that was a vote of no confidence and that a letter be sent to the mayor and the san francisco mayor commission. >> reporter: this as the department faces another issue of long delays for ambulance service. in this case an elderly man died everyone though first responders were already on scene and administering cpr. still the ambulance arrived 18 minutes after being dispatched.

but that's eight minutes after a regular situation. the man who went into cardiac arrest, says the police chief, received proper care from an emt on-site. >> we would like to have had a medical help on the scene immediate. >> reporter: one way of doing it getting more ambulances on the streets. >> we do have something like nine new ambulance vehicles coming in in the month of december. six more in march. >> reporter: union leaders say they are drafting that no confidence letter which they plan to deliver to city leaders next week. paul chamber, ktvu channel 2 news. a fairfield man and his wife are counting their blessings tonight after being stranded in the wilderness with their 4 -month-old baby and a family friend. the chp says they found nicholas cominski of fairfield and the others by helicopter

after he called 911. cominski said his jeep got stuck on tuesday. the group spent the night in the wilderness. yesterday they finally made it to a clearing where there was some cell phone service. everyone was in good health, just tired and hungry. i detailed the cool weather pattern, but 90-degree heat is right around the corner. the area that will be under a red flag warning. but first, tesla's big announcement. the new vehicle that was just unveiled to the public today.

islamic state fighters advance farther into a strategic city in syria and inspite of u.s. led air strikes. isis now controls about 1/3 of kabani. so far turkey has been resisting pressure from the

u.s. to intervene. the u.s. has hit targets on the outskirts rather than inside the city to try to avoid civilian deaths. meanwhile in iraq, kurdish fighters are fighting to keep militants from taking over the city of tikrit. they say isis is threatening baghdad but since the iraqi capital is so heavy defended it's unlikely to fall. a disturbing detail emerged today about the malaysian plane that was shot down in ukraine back in july. all 289 people on board died but apparently not all died immediately as first believed. the dutch foreign minister said an oxygen mask was found around one passengers neck. most of the passengers were dutch. an aviation expert said a missell would have killed those nearest the point of impact right away but not everyone on

board. tonight tesla motors unveiled a new dual motor all wheel drive ls. >> you will be able to choose three settling which is normal, sport and insane. it will actually say insane. >> reporter: elon musk said that during the unveiling today. the top end model s also has new auto pilot features and increase in range of 104 miles on a full charge. wall street erased yesterday's gains the dow plummeted 334 points today. nasdaq dropped 90. energy stocks took the biggest hits as the price of oil fell again. analysts had been warning of market volatility after months of relative calm. a nevada state senator and his partner today became the first gay couple married in las

vegas. state senator kelvin adkinson and his long time partner tied the knot today. the move comes as west virginia announced it will not challenge the same-sex marriage ruling opening same-sex marriages there. actors and comedian jan hooks has died. the 57-year-old starred on saturday night live from 1986 to 1991 where she performed one of the memorable sweeney sisters among her characters. she also had a memorable short role on the pee wee show. she had reportedly been battling a long illness but her representative has not released further details. unlicensed contractors preying on earthquake victims. >> i need to talk to you. this is a sting operation.

>> how state agents are working protect victims from getting victimized twice. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. >> two cars from two states with the exact same personalized license plates. how often it leads to a mix up at the toll booth at the golden gate bridge and what happened when 2 investigates stepped in.

tonight 2 investigates gets answers on an expensive mix up. a viewer called ktvu for help when he could not get the toll district to reverse a bill that was not him. >> the mix up included vanity plates from two state that is

weren't him. >> she's the most comfort comfortable car that i own. >> reporter: nobody knows who it is. but once in a while you see a car full of girls saying port key, port key. it's from harry potter. >> hardly magic. when cameras on the golden gate bridge snapped a photo of a port key license plate and sent him a bill. >> it's not my car. >> reporter: yet annie said it went no where are. despite making two phone calls and writing a letter pointing out the differences between his mini van and ford suv. >> the dmv -- the toll bridge

said that's a dmv problem. >> reporter: 24 states have cars with port key license plate. a quick search confirms the one on anniens bill was out of nevada. >> we probably get the same response of people who like harry potter. >> maybe we can track them down for you. >> i would love to meet him and i would love to have him pay this bill. >> reporter: that ford suv sitting right next to muggels. >> do you think it's funny there's another port key owner in california. >> i know of many. >> reporter: small world. >> my mom has told me not to talk to you. >> reporter: but these harry potter fans weren't so amused. the mix up finally cleared up after contacting the bridge and port to ask why anny was getting a run around. >> he's clearly getting a photo of your car. >> why wasn't it cleared up right then and there? >> i think it probably was sitting for review. >> reporter: the golden gate

bridge processes thousands of invoices a month. since the bridge got rid of toll takers and switched to all electronic tolling in 2013. all duplicate plates are supposed to receive review. >> i'm happy to pay the bills i just want them to only be my bills. >> reporter: they hope this was an unfortunate anomaly. there were eight or nine mistaken invoices sent out because of similar plates. >> and if there's a story you would like us to look into e- mail us. more than a month after the napa earthquake state agents are trying to ferret out people who are preying on victims. >> do you have a contractors license. >> no. >> i need to talk to you.

this is a sting operation. >> this is under cover video shared with us of a contractor trying to work around the system. agents said he offered to make $8,000 in repairs to a man he thought was the homeowner. but to do any work worth more than $500 you have to have a state issued license. the under cover agent says he seesen contractors take off with checks all the time. >> the first thing he does is goes to the bank. cashes it. it's got $5,000 of your money and you never see him again. >> the state points to three major red flags that show you're dealing with an unlicensed contractor. first no license number. no estimate in writing and a large down payment. a significant cool down today. especially in santa rosa it dropped 8 degrees. the high temperature in santa rosa just 78. the cool down was very

noticeable today. you will notice it about the same tomorrow. as we head out toward the midwest, as we get ready for the play off game with the giants on saturday here on channel 2. we're going to be in st. louis right. today the giants practice got rained out because of these storms moving through. as we look at the forecast for the nlcs game. there are showers in the area. you see them kind of moving out. there's a 40% chance of showers for this game on saturday. maybe 35% right now. if there's a slight chance, not enough to rain this deal out. you can see the idea. there's going to be inclement weather. we'll be falling that much closer as we get closer to your saturday. the fog around here. you can see it pulling into the coast. there's a bunch of it out there. it's coming in close here to see what we can see. you can see the bay bridge. what you can't see is the fog overhead in the oakland area and alameda. overnight lows tonight will get down into the upper 40s in the cold spots then you're going to see mid-50s and low 50s

elsewhere. fog and low clouds. more of it we saw this morning. there's the forecast. we already looked at that. you see it's everywhere. it burns off. it's back to the coast where it stays then instead of 90s inland, which we have seen for the last week or so we're going to see mid-80s. so cool. cool and mild as we head into your friday. tomorrow is a lot like today. as you get into the weekend. temperatures heat up and we get into that opportunity for high fire danger. saturday night into sunday because the winds start to go offshore. the air sinks, it dries. there's a good chance for red flag warning. in the north bay hills and east bay hills as the winds go northward. we'll be tracking that for you as we go into tomorrow. maybe a little cooler in some places. 83 in livermore. the air quality with this pattern is good. the fire danger lays down a little bit. the five day forecast with the bay area weekend in view there it is. you can see it's a good one.

it's october. it's exactly what i would expect to see in october the way this thing is layed out. watch that red flag warning saturday night, sunday morning. mostly for the winds. there's going to be some winds in the hills that's why it's mainly for the hills. >> thank you, bill. >> mark ibanez -- >> first we're going to do this. we're getting an idea of who may perform at the super bowl. >> ♪ >> billboard is reporting katy perry will be the halftime show for the super bowl. the nfl was asking this year's performer to pay. she told espn quote i'm not the kinds of girl who would pay to play the super bowl. the nfl has yet to confirm the news. >> i got that in. >> you have to get paid. >> that's right. you can't do it for free. >> big weekend coming up. >> as i heard bill to say, quite literally the calm before the storm. we have a big weekend coming up. kinds of going through baseball

withdraws around these parts but a little chance to peek in and check warrior. these aren't your daddy's lakers even with kobe back. he missed most of last season but early on kob -- kobe looking like kobe. played 22 minutes and 15 points. andrew bogut always injury prone goes down. jeremy lin hit him. bogut limping a little bit doesn't seem serious. curry and lin will foul him. he will hit the three any way. that's what you call your four point play. they cruise over the lakers. october29th the opening night against the kings in sacramento. 120-105. in st. louis and all over northern california nobody seems to mind but in every other national league series they're probably tired of

seeing the nationals and cardinals. cardinals disposed of the dodgers the same day the giants squashed the nats. today cardinals squeezing in a work out before the rains. that kind of washed out the giant's practice. both teams have a healthy respect for each over's accomplishments including a guy who grew up in the bay area now with the cardinals. their infielder daniel descalso redwood city. >> two teams that have a lot of similarities and i respect, both teams grind out games and good pitching. you know good defense, timely hitting. and there's something to be said about having experience winning in october and knowing the little things that are going to make a difference in a ball game. >> we'll have that game for you. of course the 49ers also bound for st. louis. you will hear why kaepernick has no trouble keeping all his receivers happy and healthy. and the former stanford qb andrew luck.

kind of padded his stats big time tonight but the game a little closer than he figured. sports part ii next. ♪shining, shimmering, splendid ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world

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all right started out kind of like an andrew luck highlight reel. a way to puff up his stats.

made thursday football worth watching. 24-0 they build it up against the texans who are actually within 27-21 before hillton gets the pass from luck. 223yards receiving, luck had 370 yards passing and three touchdowns. but here's big play. luck can't keep the handle and j.j. watt the all proall everything for the texans will rumble with that fumble. 45yards. he scored three touchdowns so far this year. and there you go. big guy can move it and 49ers will also be in st. louis of course on a monday night and as i was saying earlier can you imagine how sick and tired st. louis will be if the giants. >> and the niners. >> bay area is invading st. louis. >> could happen.

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(gasps) did you see it? does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no! busy day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council. (lowered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway?