heavy equipment gets to work tonight at the golden gate bridge. literally paving the way for an addition that's been decades in the making. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian in tonight for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. weekend construction under way right now at the golden gate bridge. debora villalon live at the marin at the golden gate bridge for what people can expect now and into the future. >> reporter: it's a construction zone now at the marin side. one, sometimes two lanes will be closed in one direction to

give workers space. but the pay off comes later when a median barrier finally comes to the golden gate. it's always been one of the more unique and dangerous aspects of the bridge, oncoming cars whisk by with inches between them. no room for error. plastic pylons soon to be replaced by a movable barrier. a foot across each section over 1,000 pounds. production against a driver who drifts or is distracted. >> for people to look around. i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: flexibility for

commute. >> a tall and safer median. on the san francisco on the bridge also had a history of head on crashes. >> it should have been a long time ago. >> reporter: some drivers wonder why with almost 40 people killed in crashes, a barrier took so long. but the iconic bridge doesn't rush into change and it took time for the will, the money and engineering to merge. >> i'm always in the center lane. i want to get there. i want to get fast. >> reporter: some bridge commuters awaiting the barrier will stay in what's called the suicide lane. even seeing its risk. >> all they had to do is take a child or check something that fell off their seat and they would be lost. >> reporter: the district hasn 't said what forced the barrier will with stand but it will take about 45 minutes to make its way across shifting across the lane. >> you have to weigh the inconvenience to life or death.

so guess what, give me the inconvenience because the life is more valuable. >> reporter: we're back live now at the construction. expect possible delays on the wall this weekend. the golden gate bridge closes completely for the first time for construction. reporting live at vista point, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. more details on that now, concerning the installation phase of the barrier. the golden gate will be closed to all vehicles for two days. that's scheduled to happen on january 10 and january 11th. however the sidewalks on the bridge will remain open while that barrier is installed. b.a.r.t. has announced that its long awaited connector between the coliseum station and the oakland airport will be up and

running. trains arrive every 10 minutes and riders can use a b.a.r.t. ticket or ticker card to pay. he held out hope for three days but tonight kann conceded to honda. honda is headed back to washington now for an eighth term. honda declared victory this morning then at an event tonight, khaana congratulated honda and thanked his staff. he also thanked the district's voters, he called them fair. >> i think this is a place that i meet people who voted for me, who voted for mike honda and i want folks to come together. >> despite these developments, workers are still counting

votes. mike honda has 3,300 more votes than khanna. santa clara was slow to process ballots on election night in fact, it may have been the slowest county in the entire state. it also turns out that a long time it manager quit on november 3rd the day before the election. a spokeswoman at the registrar's office say -- there's new information tonight about robin williams suicide. there was no alcohol in his system when he committed suicide and no illegal drugs. but the corner's report does reenforce suggestions that robin williams was suffering from severe depression. ktvu's cristina rendon live in millvalely where cristina you spoke with a friend of williams.

>> reporter: yeah, well first though, this is a copy of that coroner's report. it talks about his behavior and said he only had typical amounts of prescribed drugs in his system. it's been three months since the world lost robin williams. but his memory lives on in the hearts of fans, friends and loved ones. comedian mark pitta knew robin well and hung out with him regularly. >> when people light a candle for robin, i say light one of those candles that blow out and come back because to me he's an eternal flame. >> reporter: there was no indication from cell phone records or e-mails that he was suicidal. williams died of asphyxiation he was also suffering from

anxiety, paranoia. his wife also saw him on his i pad and told authorities she thought that was a good sign because williams had not watched tv or read anything in about six months. before his body was removed from the house, williams wife asked to pray over his body. >> one of the things that seems to help people with depression is to talk to someone who will listen to them. >> reporter: myers the executive director of san francisco depression says pain caused from depression is crippling but there's help. >> someone who has gotten through this pain is a person who can save another person. and that is very invaluable. >> reporter: pitta hopes the foundation can be accomplished in williams name to help those struggling with depression. >> that would be a great way to keep things going and remind people that yeah we can talk about this, i know it's taboo,

but you know talking about it is the first step. >> reporter: there is help for those who are struggling with suicidal thoughts. you can call 1-800-273-talk and that national hot line will rout you to your local area counsel. friends searched for a software engineer who's been missing now for a week. dan ha was last seen leaving his apartment on fourth and brannon hon halloween night. today friends put up fliers, and scoured the area for any signs of him. his roommates thought when he didn't come home that night, thought he had gone out of town. >> a lot of people from work said he was quieter that week. we were hoping he went out to

get a breath of fresh air and we'll see him soon. >> he was last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. we're learning more tonight about a government crack down on illegal drugs and other contraband. federal authorities say they shut down thousands of sites when they shut down silk road 2.0. he now faces the possibility of life in prison. a new version claiming to be silk road 3.0 has already surfaced. the california attorney general has gotten involved in the questionable relationship between regulators at the california public utilities

commission and pg & e. agents working for state attorney general camela harris served warrants. >> and as a top cop in the state of california takes this issue seriously. >> investigators are looking into whether any laws were broken when the cpuc assigned a judge to a rate set in case. e-mails already released by pg & e revealed back channel communication with regulators and suggest pg & e was judge shopping. the future of the oakland raiders is up for discussion. today representatives from san san antonio reportedly met with team management here in the bay area to try to convince them to move to texas. john sasaki talked to oakland's new mayor elect and gives us

her take on things. >> reporter: outside raider headquarters it seemed like business as usual as players stopped to sign autographs. some where postlikely inside the facility, officials were talking to san antonio officials about moving south. libby says she will fight to keep the team here while using no city money to build a new stadium. >> i love our sports team. i love anything that lifts up oakland and gives us r.n. to be proud of this city. >> reporter: raider nation signs adorn the windows. >> i'm not worried about san antonio being here. the raiders are looking at their options. >> reporter: the idea under consideration is for the raiders to play at the alamodome where the university of the texas san antonio plays their football games. >> i think as it relates to any move down in san antonio. jerry jones owned the dallas

cowboys, i think the whole state of texas is his territory. >> reporter: charles woodson says a he doubts a move will happen. >> it's the oakland raiders. where else would we be. >> reporter: we tried to contact team officials but we never heard back so it's unknown what if anything came out of today's meeting. john sasaki. tonight at 10:30 we learn more about oakland's new mayor. libby schaaf is from oakland. what she tells us about her past that prepared her for the job. and a toy drive scrambling to raise $20,000. and next thousands evacuated and businesses disrupted all because of a gas leak. >> shut down, wide open, no sales. the mistake that triggered fear and frustration in downtown san jose. female announcer: through tuesday at sleep train

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visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. 11 hours after a natural gas leak at a san jose intersection is shut down. right now pg & e is working to fix the gas leak. businesses had to close and the lives of hundreds of people jana were disrupted. >> reporter: tonight,pg & e crew says it will take them all night to get this line repair. take a look behind me.

they brought in big machines because they have to go 8'down to get to the pipeline. this was cause when a construction crew hit the line today. today a pg & e spokeswoman tells me they're inn -- investigating whether the construction company called before they started digging. >> the street has been closed the whole day. so a lot of people were being turned back and they weren't able to come to the restaurant. >> reporter: around the corner other restaurants had to shut down. pg & e shut off service to 50 businesses. a danger people could hear and smell. >> i began to smell gas. quite noticeably. i don't smell very well so i really smelled gas. >> reporter: pg & e says a

construction crew was digging releasing flammable gas into the downtown business district for about six hours. fire and police crews evacuated the area forcing about 2,500 people to leave. thousands more had to shelter in place. pg & e had to reach two under ground valves. >> we don't have any complaints of injuries or potential gas inhalation. >> reporter: as crews work to repair the damage tonight, businesses in the area are suffering on what is usually a busy friday night. >> if it was a monday or tuesday night for a restaurant it might be a different story. but friday, saturday night i'm sure it's affecting the heck of them. >> they depend on the sharks team, on the weekend to be able to pay their bills and stay open. so this gas leak is affecting everybody. >> reporter: tonight pg & e is telling us they hope to have the gas fully restored and the streets reopened by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. some of the businesses said to me off camera and told some of

our crews that they are so angry about this they want a full investigation and they are considering some possibility of legal action against the construction company to recoop some of the losses they're suffering tonight. reporting live in san jose, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. police officers were out patrolling 11 schools in novato today after a threatening message online. there were several police cars outside novato high school and we're told half of the students went home early. late last night a parent alerted police to the threatening poston the social media site yikyak it has since been removed. today we talked to a mom who sent her kids to school even though she got too calls warning about the threat. >> i didn't tell the girls before they left school because i knew that the police were involved. and there was a really heavy police presence and they contacted all the right people in order to take care of the

children. >> reporter: detectives in novato are working with the social media site now to try to identify the person who made that post. now the the fight over berkeley's historic postoffice. it's now off the market at least for the time being. the city of berkeley has gotten a restraining order that prohibits the postal service from selling the building. the ruling means the postal service cannot sell the building until a full meeting is conducted december 10th. thousands of troops will be deploying to iraq. their mission to train forces to fight in their mission. >> reporter: the president approved the defense department request to send up to 1,500 additional u.s. troops to iraq. nearly doubling the amount of u.s. troops on the ground there currently at approximately 1,400 troops. the authorization will expand

the mission to train and assist iraqi security forces. 870 troops will train iraqi forces at four new sites. the rest will serve as advisors and force protection at new bases north of baghdad. admiral kirby explained why new troops are needed now. >> it's being done quite frankly because the iraqis have demonstrated the willingness and the skill to go after isil. so they reached a point where they need additional help and guidance. particularly in areas like ambar. >> reporter: the white house will seek $5.6 billion for congress for the iraq advising mission. general lloyd austin and defense secretary chuck hagel were invited to the white house if for lunch to brief a

bipartisan congressional group. he hinted at more troops last week. >> that's why we need to expand the train and assist mission. but the precondition for that is that the government of iraq is willing to arm the tribe. >> reporter: the pentagon reiterated that the u.s. troops will not be engaged in combat. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. the labor department released a new job report. it shows unemployment is lower but left wall street mostly flat. nasdaq fell by six points. the labor report shows employered added 214,000 jobs in october. that sent the unemployment down to 1.8%. by compareson one year ago -- comparison one year ago, the number of hours worked is up. the bay area weather today looked like a typical summer

day out there. this was the scene looking out toward sutro tower at noon. as a result we have reduced visibility coast side especially down to monterey bay. i suspect over the next few hours this will gradually reform near the golden gate and near the bay itself first thing tomorrow morning. as far as current numbers out there we'll take a look at those. san jose 57 degrees. santa rosa cooling off to 53. napa 50 and san francisco downtown in the upper 50s. right now looking out toward the bay bridge we are in the clear. just partly crowd -- cloudy skies out there. fair skies this evening. it'll be a warmer weekend and look what happens next week. we will be talking about rain chances on the long range model maps. first thing tomorrow morning we'll be starts out the day. low to mid-30s in napa.

san jose 52 degrees. here's our forecast model, trying to generate some clouds. i think more fog hanging out near the golden gate bridge. partly cloudy skies at the coast. tomorrow will be warmer than today. coming up at 10:45, we will take a look at the forecast highs in your neighborhood. and we will highlight the one day we could be seeing rain chances here in the bay area. there's not a lot of real snow, but thanks to manmade snow ski lifts are open. this year marks a special anniversary for the donner pass ski area. this is its 50th season that it's been in operation. boreal marked the occasion by painting every 50th chair gold. they hope to stay open seven days a week right on through the end of the season. she says her heart has always been in oakland. >> i remember my mother

bringing me to my first city council meeting to save the paramount theater. >> tonight at 10:30, we sit down with oakland's next mayor on the challenges ahead. up next the skate park closed and padlocked just days after it opened. the reason that has teenagers looking in from the outside.

so it's supposed to be a safe place for kids to gather and have fun. a skate park in marin county is now padlocked just days after it opened and ktvu's rob roth tells us why. >> most residents seem to agree there isn't much to do in marin city and unincorporated community in sausalito especially for kids. >> most of the times it's boring because you can't really do anything. >> reporter: that's why many folks were excited about this new skate park in town. built by volunteers with almost

all the material donated. >> the skate park was really a good idea. bring some different type of culture of sports for them to do in the community. >> reporter: lovely day. >> reporter: the park had its grand opening last weekend. this is cell phone video of teenagers testing it out. but that was then, this is now. the skate park has been padlocked ever since. the park sits on marin housing authority land but will be run by the marin community city district. >> right now it's closed because liability hasn 't been worked out. sometimes it takes longer than we expect. >> reporter: that leaves young skate boarders caught in the middle. >> i think they should unlock it and let the skaters skate. do our own thing. >> reporter: those involved with the park say they expect to have the insurance issue resolved perhaps within a week. until then though, the skate park will remains closed. in marin city, rob roth, ktvu

channel 2 news. a motorcycle officer from its dublin office remains hospitalized. a car changing lanes hit car around 10:30. the veteran chp officer was not able to stop his motorcycle on time and slammed into the van. the officer suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover. union city police say they need your help finding an at risk man missing since yesterday morning. he's 18-year-old john alam. he was last seen in the parking lot of union city's city hall around 10:00 a.m. thursday. he is 5'10" tall, black hair, brown eyes and police says he suffers from down syndrome and does not communicate verbally. an unexpected downside to the 49ers move to santa clara. the reason why that move now has a local toy drive thousands of dollars short. up first, a candid

conversation with oakland's mayor elect. how being a resident of oakland has prepared her to be the mayor elect.

new at 10:00, she was a high school cheer leader in oakland now she's the city's mayor elect. libby schaaf tells us the first time she walked into a council meeting she was 9 years old and her mother was fighting for the theater. >> reporter: her mayoral campaign slogan was made in oakland. today we spoke to her in her

diamond district neighborhood. as a native of oakland, schaaf says she's ready to tackle the problems of oakland. >> there's more crime than it is now. but even back then, oakland had the reputation of being dangerous that's something i want to change. >> reporter: one thing schaaf wants, a safer city for all of the people of oakland. her and husband have two daughters , both of them attend the same schools she did. she was a cheer leader at skyline high then attended law school in northern california. but says her heart was always in oakland. she was district assistant to mayor brown. now she is met with hope for

new leadership and expectation of change. schaaf wants to invite more people to oakland and businesses but at the same time keep it affordable. >> giving families that affordable protection where they are already living that is not a strategy i've seen over people using. >> reporter: this mural on the side of her neighborhood market includes an imagine of schaaf. >> a hella love oakland. >> a love for oakland she hopes to put into action. schaaf says she's a hard worker who is determined to make her hometown a better place. libby schaaf will turn 40 next week. >> what does she plan to do to make oakland safer. >> she brings the number of

officers up. she is hoping to focus on community solving policing. >> thank you amber. republicans typically don't win many elections in the bay area. a g.o.p. candidate won her race in the east bay. republican katherine baker has defeated democrat tim sbranti in their district. baker won by more than 4,000 votes. and the win is significant for another reason it means that republicans pick up an assembly seat and block the democrats from having a so called super majority. the gop also blocked a super majority in the state senate. >> the world changed 25 years ago this sunday on november 9, 1989 the berlin wall fell. to mark the anniversary white balloons now line the path where the wall stood.

by 1989 soviet leader gorbechov. a storm more powerful than superstorm sandy is bearing down on alaska's ilusian island. we have a look at thunderstorms nuri. you can see the chain in northern alaska on the left. the super storm grew out of super storm nuri. it fishermen tied up their boats ahead of the storm. dutch harbor is the largest commercial fishing port in the pacific. the fishermen say they're used to severe weather but they're worried about boats that are still at sea. >> the 49ers move to santa clara is creating problems for someone san francisco charity. see for years the team helped the police department collect toys for thousands of children at candle stick park. >> but as david stevenson tells us candle stick as we all know is now empty and the charity is

now falling short of its goal right as we head into the holiday season. >> merry christmas. >> 19 years and tens of thousands of holiday gifts collected and handed out by san francisco police officers. >> they see that they can actually help a child. >> reporter: for almost two decades, nonprofit operation dream has made christmas a bit brighter for children in low income households. >> why should that child be denied having the joys of a christmas day because a parent may not be able to provide at that time. >> reporter: now the program is facing tough times. >> right now as you can see we're kind of at our bare bones trying to get ready for this toy drive. >> reporter: the toy warehouse is nearly bare. it's usually filled with now with 15pallets of gifts. the problem. >> we lost our major sponsor from the program because that sports team moved to santa clara.

>> reporter: up until last year, 49ers games were a huge part of operation dream thanks to police and volunteers working the crowd. >> we would raise approximately $40,000 and buy the toys wholesale or people would donate toys at the 49er games. >> reporter: with the stick closed and the niners now in santa clara, cops are now seeking new sponsors and counting on the public to help close that gap to give thousands of kids toys. >> reaching out. we're just asking our friend and people in the community to support us as well. >> reporter: officers say new unwrapped toys can be dropped off at most san francisco police stations. financial contributions are tax deductible. david stevenson. still ahead here a former president meets with a texas nurse who beats ebola. >> a noticeable warm up this weekend. how much temperatures will climb and when rain could return in our extended forecast. a happy homecoming for a

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is caused by people looking for parking. in a city that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are.

the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about internationally citi is there every step of the way. so the end result is you reduce congestion, you reduce pollution and you provide a service to merchants, and that certainly is huge.

all right take a close look at this, a bizarre site up on top of the tribune tower in downtown oakland today. that speck that you saw, that's a man who's job it is to replace the broken cable on the tower's flag pole. what we've done here is sped up the video a bit so you can see his movement. his name is steve gulick. he travels all over the country climbing towers and bridges. like father like son, he's now training his 14-year-old son to follow in the family trade. the dallas hospital that had the first ebola patient in the united states has ended its 21 day monitoring period without any further cases. he met amber vinson one of two nurses at the hospital who

contracted ebola. the former president gave her a peck on the cheek, a hug and then posed for pictures. the hospital has been monitoring 177 people and today they were all but declared ebola free. the white house says president obama will introduce her choice to replace attorney general eric holder tomorrow. lynch is known for prosecuting organized crime, terrorism, public corruption and police brutality cases. if confirmed she would be the first african american woman to be attorney general. holder is the first african american man in that post. lynch works for holder and the justice department but is not a member of the president's inner circle. an arrest has been made in connection with a mysterious case in los gatos that we've been following you for you today. it all started when an injured man showed up at drakes bay. the man was 34 years old and was takento the hospital. but exactly what happened is

still unclear. a resident called 911 to say that the injured man showed at his doorstep. but police have arrested the man who called police. they say 50-year-old mark laplant is being charged with several felonies including possession of a firearm and possession of marijuana for sale. a service dog is recovering at home in san francisco tonight after being found injureed in a dumpster. >> oh look at him. my baby. >> reporter: the little dog's named kaley was reunited with her owner. lucielle coleman williams had not seen her dog since october. she says that's when someone stole it out of her car. they reunited her with williams through her microchip. >> i was really happy. my baby was coming home.

>> reporter: the city says it's going to pick up the thousands of dollars in medical bills for little kaley. temperatures near 80 degrees. in five minutes meteorologist mark tamayo takes us right on through the weekend and tells us whether there's any rain in the five day forecast. up first, a bay area teacher staying positive despite putting her dreams on hold to fight cancer. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i needed. and it was a lifesaver. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it.

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a preschool teacher in the fight of her life and staying positive every step of the way. the discovery bay woman was diagnosed with stage four cancer. something she found out when she wept to the doctor to find out about starting a family. >> when the school year started and all god's children in

discovery children at discovery bay, tracy was excitedful she had just been promoted to head teacher. she and her husband chris -- >> we have that in our life. >> reporter: who also teaches at the school were getting ready to start a family. but when she went to go get a digestive issue checked out. >> they told me they found over 100 pallops in my stomach and a mass. >> reporter: then more bad news. >> they found a spot on my liver. >> reporter: a stage four colon cancer and recommendation of chemotherapy. >> basically they're hoping that the chemotherapy shrinks stuff. if they shrink me enough they can cut me back open and cut it back out again. >> reporter: tracy still smiles, still laughs as she talks about it all. >> i've been inspired about how

much tracy has risen to this. she didn't get, she didn't lose her faith. >> reporter: their community has come together with well wishes through her go fund me site and her blog. >> it's amazing and just i'm just so grateful. i really am. >> reporter: grateful even though her dreams have been put on hold. even as she waits for chemotherapy to do its work. >> you can't go into that hole because if you do that then you will go screaming off into nowhere and you will never come back from it. >> reporter: and so she looks to the future. >> i can't believe that this is it. you know, i can't believe this is the plan for my life. >> reporter: because hers is the life that brings so much joy. >> people like me, people love her. i'm kind because i want to be. i want to be a kind person. she is kind because she can't be any other way. >> reporter: and in tracy it

seems that while cancer has invaded her body, her light cannot be dimmed. most of the bay area clear skies right now. we are tracking fog that will be regrouping over the next few hours and temperatures will be trending up. you will notice a big change as we head into saturday and sunday. right now on storm tracker 2. no storms out there but there's the fog. still coverage, at least over the next few hours. here's a live look outside. the bay bridge in the clear right now. our live camera showing you that. once again we are tracking a super storm right now. baring down on the bearing sea. this could set records in terms of storm intensity. here's a look at the current

wind gust up to 71 miles per hour. an intense storm right now generating waves in the seas topping 40 feet. this will be on the move next week and this will generate a cold pool of air pushing into a good portion of the country. first thing wednesday morning, minneapolis 10 degrees. chicago 22. so be watching out for that later in the week. our forecast for right now, san francisco 57. san francisco tomorrow will be warmer than today. in fact, by 1:00 look at that 72 degrees. 4:00 back down to 68. we're going to start off with patchy fog in the morning and that increase in sunshine. hazy sunshine for the afternoon hours. fog regroups overnight it'll be cool once again. temperatures back down into the 40s across a good portion of the bay area. here is the storm way up here right on through saturday and sunday. we will see some changes next week with some of this energy moving to the south. key headline for the weekend

we're talking about warming temperatures. chance of rain next week. we're taking this into thursday. this will be the day we could be tracking some scattered rain showers here in the bay area. not a major storm but still a change in the weather pattern to that time frame. santa rosa 76 degrees. as i mention most areas oh about three to 8 degrees warmer than today's highs. pleasanton 79. san jose we'll go 76. sunnyvalle 74 degrees. here's your look ahead. temperatures not changing too much into sunday. gradually cool things off into next week, monday, tuesday. wednesday and possibly on thursday we could be tracking a few rain showers. we always talk about that storm door opening. that will not be the case. trying to creek open a little bit. >> 72 tomorrow in the city. >> very nice. thanks mark. scott reiss is in tonight

for mark ibanez. let's talk warriors. and things looking pretty good. >> the warriors haven't lost a game but they have now lost a player. david lee out a week after reaggravating his left hamstring on wednesday night. lee missed the dubs first three games and lasted just seven minutes against the clippers before hurting that hammie again. good news, green has played very well as a starter and will continue in that role for the foreseeable future. lebron and the cavz not in denver. the half court allie oop to thompson. are you kidding me. more lebron, take it strong. his first bucket of the game. what comes after his first bucket of the game the second bucket of the game. off the turn over james for

three. just another day at the office. cavs win 110-101. kevin durant substantially gq but can't help okc like that. thunder by two, mike conley for three. memphis 6-0. warriors, rockets the other unbeaten in the nba. the 49ers headed to new orleans to prove they are better than a 500 team. coming up what the saints defensive coordinator really thinks of collin kaepernick. plus one of the most potent offenses in the bay area makes school history. highlights from the game of the week next. bulldog: mattress discounters veterans day sale ends tuesday.

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the kennedy titans are exactly a perennial power. they haven't had a winning season since 2003, all of a sudden they're chasing a power.

he makes one guy make foolish with the stutter step and 60 yards later he's in. touchdown it is 20-7. second quarter, american now on the move just a little wide receiver screen from jr. diala to anthony wellington the iii. and all is wellington that ends, you know the rest. he will take it down to the one yard line. four tries from there they could not punch it in and scores. big momentum the over way. mckinney 25 yards. and the titans take it. they clench their first outright mission valley league title since 1977 and with that should come their first ever home play off game. who's got it better than them? technically 18 nfl teams that are over .500. the 49ers quest to salvage their season begins sunday in new orleans. the niners of course coming off that shocking home loss to the rams during which collin kaepernick was reminded eight times that it's really hard to throw a football while flat on

your back. that said, we all know kap has a world of talents and we're not the only ones who know it. >> every one of these weeks they take one of those guys, he's an excellent talent obviously. there's a reason why he does all the commercials and things. he's a super star in this league. but the thing he is unique. he does throw the ball really well. he's a hard sack. i know despite last week, one of those things something is in the water. but you know he's one of the better players in this league. one more note for you. remember the raiders didn't want palmer, cardinals say thank you very much. tonight a three day contract extension. the cardinals best record in the nfl 7-1. >> why does that keep -p -- keep happening to the raiders?

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