than 5. >> creating additional restriction inside the head. and when it does that, that's when the guardrail will lock up, and sometimes impail the vehicles. >> reporter: there are thousands of these guardrails across the state. here's how guardrails are supposed to work. when the vehicle impacts the end treatment, the railing rain is returning to the ribbons out to the side. harmon and his attorneys are been working for years to show bay area tonight. stormtracker 2 shows its still the way it was designed is offshore. but we are getting reports that faulty. >> i think it's a great thing it's already coming down. for drivers on the american >> we're on storm watch tonight highways. because for 7 years, trinity with a wet weather system has refused to tell the american public about the bearing down on northern changes they made, and about california right now. the fact that the changes were let's get right to bill martin, tracking the rain for us. killing people. >> reporter: showers falling >> reporter: trinity industries disputes the ruling, and say down. reports in san rafael, and the evidence doesn't show what oakland. the light showers will continue the jury thought it did. the next two or three hours, >> obviously, presented to the jury, of course as i said, we then they should pick up overnight. don't think that was irrelevant that's going to play havoc with to the issue of the determination. >> reporter: after a parade of the morning commute. states moved to ban or suspend the heavier showers up north the installation, and with

around eureka. we're on the southern end, and mounting pressure from the so what that brings us is just media, caltrans finally a lighter amount of rain. announced it is suspending the there's the current radar imagery. if we come in real close here, systems, becoming the 41st take it out towards the san state to do so. >> we have decided to in the jose area, getting reports of light drizzle, this is really officer up suspending any new et plus guardrail and treatment not much of anything. terminals on the state highway system until that testing is very light, windshield wipers done. >> reporter: that weight dinger on intermittent. here's 2:00 a.m. mentioned refers to how long and you can see scattered showers developing over san the tests will take. results will be ready sometime in february. all the et systems will remain francisco. 4:00a.m. see how wide everything is. in place pending the outcome of what this is going to succeed in doing is wetting the pavement. that testing. not heavy rain, looking for a john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. kaiser nurses say they're eager to get back to the quarter inch, 10th of an inch around the bay area, but the bargaining table after the two morning commute is going to be day strike. 18,000 kaiser permanente nurses wet. bill, thanks. the other ktvu meteorologists picketed at 35 clinics, including oakland yesterday and are on twitter and facebook. follow them online, and visit today. the nurses say they deserve better staffing, better the ktvu app for updated training, and better equipment.

forecasts at any time. happening now, public works the contract expired in july, crews are racing against the talks broke off three weeks clock, trying to repair a ago. kaiser says it has responded to ruptured water main, before the all of the nurse's proposals, and isn't sure why the nurses decided to strike now. new at 10:00, a ceremony approaching storm arrives. jana katsuyama says it flooded honoring the heroic actions of a couple of businesses there, san francisco police officers and now as you can see behind tonight. the department awarded its medal of valor. her, the repairs are underway. it is awarded to exceptional bravery in the line of duty. >> reporter: take a look. this year, many received the they say that's because that's award for their actions in the how long the crack is in this -- [ no audio ] the sudden asiana crash. once there, some rushed inside gushing water had people rushing out of their shops. >> saw water on both sides of the burning plane to help free the street, and getting high fast. >> reporter: carl took this passengers, they were directly involved in rescuing more than video as fountains of water spewed from the pavement. 300 people. >> they located themselves >> it looked like the street had been lifted up, maybe a immediately out of the burning foot almost. aircraft. severely damaged rapidly then we saw the water kind of leaking fuel, and on fire. a great risk of explosion and shooting up, out of the cracks death for all. of the street. >> reporter: for people used to >> this year, eight officers

received the gold medal of valor. the overflowing creek and flood 25 received the silver medal, and 7 more, the bronze. a toxic threat in brightly colored bottles. >> her eyes are rolling back in prone san ansomo, this water her head, and she was just break came as a shock. they waited until crews shut off the water about 20 minutes flopping around. >> 2 investigates why a later. >> we have some older water safeguard to protect children isn't required by law. >> tracking a line of showers lines. some almost 100 years old. moving toward the bay area. coming up, i'll detail just how at least two had water damage. much rain will fall, and >> we generally panic, because project when it will move out. about every two or three years we get a close call with >> next, eyes in the sky causing privacy concerns. the controversy over one bay flooding in this town. area police department's plans for their drones. most of the merchants have flood gates. >> reporter: by dark crews began digging down to the pipe. >> when i turned it on, nothing happened. >> reporter: this man and his nephew couldn't run the dishwasher, or use the faucet. >> can't take a shower, and we're trying not to use the restroom on out on the road, crews rush to clean up silt and female narrator: the mattress

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returned tonight for the somber vigil. >> reporter: friends created this vigil behind me just steps from the intersectiony the high school freshman was killed while he was crossing the street. the teen is described as loving and fun loving. new at 10:00, a renewed >> another young soul lost to debate over police. society. >> reporter: a poem from a now it wants to become the friend to a boy who was a first police agency in northern friend for many. ivan cruz just started high school this fall, but his promise was cut short. >> it makes me sad to hear he california to use a drone. won't be able to graduate high azimuth smith. school with his peers. >> reporter: frank it really is >> reporter: his two older sisters, each by their mother's unfamiliar territory. san jose police admitting side, each trying to make sense drones are not widely used by of what happened to their little brother. >> i don't even know what to other police departments. now it's grappling to answer is feel. it's not anger, it's not anything. it the best for san jose. i just want him back. a a lot of questions in the debate. >> yes, there is a privacy nothing's going to replace that. >> reporter: around 6:20 last issue, and i certainly want to see the rules in place to night, a car struck and killed prevent anything from ivan near san lorenzo. happening. alameda county sheriff's >> this surveillance technology could be used for surveillance

deputies say they were trying to pull the car over for on the muslim community. >> reporter: the san jose driving erratically. the teen was crossing the street on his scooter on his police department purchased a way to a nearby park. uaf, also commonly known as a >> there's a lot of anger. >> reporter: this mother says drone. it's a remote controlled flying her son was riding a bicycle robot with a gopro camera. behind ivan when ivan was hit. she questioned why law enforcement was chasing a an extra set of eyes for law suspect down a busy street with enforcement. some citizens are strongly pedestrians. >> why would they do that down against it. >> we have gathered over 1600 street with a school? signatures on a petition that kids are still coming out of says we should send the drown school. >> reporter: ivan's friends from school and the back. >> reporter: the department bought the drown without neighborhood attended tonight's vigil, a comforting presence to his family. consulting the community. >> seeing his friends, they remind me of him. >> we should have conducted i see so much of him in them. stakeholder outreach prior to >> reporter: family members say they have a message for the hit doing the research. >> reporter: not reimbursable and run driver. >> the person who did this, if to a federal grant as you're watching this, we ask originally thought. that you do the right thing and it can be used for active shooter situations and search and rescue. turn yourself in. >> it is not currently in use, nothing will bring ivan back. but it will bring a little bit and will not be used unless or

of a closure. >> reporter: ivan's family is until it is determine that this technology is right for san still making funeral arrangements. the highway patrol recovered jose. the car on the hit-and-run, but >> reporter: the american civil liberties union released a has not located the driver. report that 90 other agencies the alameda county sheriff's department tells me, it is following many leads and hopes to make a quick arrest. in the state used some sort of >> just 14 years old. amber, thanks very much. police in oakland are surveillance technology. investigating a deadly shooting >> we can live with liberty, and not all feel like we are that took place late this afternoon. police say they received several calls about gunshots criminals. >> reporter: according to the aclu, the only other city in and a person down at 70th and the state to have a drone is los angeles. weld streets. they have two drones. he died at the scene. as for san jose, there is officers swarmed the area, another community meeting on looking for the gunman, december 6. the police questioning residents, and department still needs to get approval from the faa before it collecting eferldz. at this -- evidence, at this time, there is no word on any can fly. >> so more debate and arrests. we now know the name of a discussion ahead. a san jose city council woman hit by a car in san jose. she is the 21st pedestrian to will soon have a vacancy. be killed so far this year. kansen chu is heading to it happened at about 4:30

sacramento after winning. yesterday afternoon at barberry city officials say the last time the council appointed a lane and south king. jaime hernandez was arrested of councilmember was in 1994. in recent cases, elections were driving under the influence and held for vacancies. vehicular manslaughter. san jose is trying to get the rules committee briefly discussed the matter today, and plans to take up the issue again on december 2. we learned new information help to prevent more traffic today about the death of that related deaths and injuries. the police department plans to baby gorrila at the san use the money for educational francisco zoo. first off, there is this programs, dui checkpoints and warning sign posted near the distracted driving enforcement. 2 investigates allegations electric door of the gorrila of a design flaw with a particular type of guardrail. enclosure. three safety measures are critics say instead of offering protection, the guard rail can listed. the middle one advises zookeepers to keep their hand impair a car. today, caltrans announced it is on the electric stop button at temporarily suspending installation of that type of all times. we want to show you some guardrail along the state adorable video now that was sent to us on facebook. highway system. as john sasaki explains, a whistle-blower set it all in you can see her there motion. >> reporter: the pictures are interacting with kids. horrifying. we're told her grandmother was from numerous crashes across the country. her primary caretaker and is that one item meant to protect grieving the loss. drivers, a guardrail instead that's her in this other video

sent to us by another ktvu viewer. you get a sense of how playful turns into a spear. joshua harman's lawsuit led the she was. judge to order a federal a zoo official also sent us investigation of the guardrail this handwritten letter from systems. harmon says after the system the handler. it says in part, i began to was approved by the highway administration, the manufacturer, trinity close electric door four, when industries, changed the design, i looked at the door again, it was closed, and she is caught making it 4 inches wide, rather in the door across her chest, and i immediately opened the door. the statement also says it took 15 to 20 minutes to get her away from her grandmother, because she didn't want to let her go. the letter does not say if the keeper was continually monitoring the door. the zoo says what happened is a tragic accident, and it has hired a zoo expert to investigate what went wrong. the fate of a missing tech worker in san francisco. family members say they're almost certain that a body pulled from the bay yesterday is that of 26-year-old dan ha. as rob roth tells us, the family is still unclear on how he died. >> reporter: the family had opened the story of their son

would not end in grief, but apparently it has. >> at the took him away from us. >> reporter: the san francisco medical examiner has not positively identified the body found floating in the bay near alcatraz, but relatives are convinced it is the 26-year-old computer software engineer, who left his apartment on halloween, and never came back. >> the clothes, wallet contents, and phone matched dan's belongings. >> reporter: it will be up to the medical examiner to determine the cause of death. relatives don't believe ha took his own life. >> dan did not leave a note. he had scheduled a doctor's appointment the morning of his disappearance. >> reporter: friends and family blanketed market street with missing fliers. they even tried to collect surveillance video. the family also criticized the san francisco police saying relatives were the ones who sent them tips. >> i understand the family is

upset, because they want to know what happened to their loved one but the department has worked hard. the investigator has come in on his day off. >> reporter: a memorial service is planned for dan ha for friday evening. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. tracking showers headed your way, we've got some sprinkles out there. it's been really light thus far. i've had reports in petaluma, and san rafael. the showers starting to move in from the south, and up from the west. as they do, the showers will pick up after midnight tonight, and into tomorrow morning's very early morning commute. the morning commute tomorrow, i wouldn't say, obviously, not a gully washer, but they'll be wet on the roads, and you might

have the wipers on intermittent. i've got rain falling, or drizzle falling out here. it falls on the radar with a system like this in the lower atmosphere. the showers really pick up tonight about after midnight. the morning commute, there will be a few light showers, wet on the roads, and rainfall accumulations now, .10 of an inch, to a half inch. the half inch is on the optimistic side. places like half moon bay and pacifica. showers showing up in san francisco. widely scattered. where's the front? the front is kind of lined like this. a lot of air mass stuff, kind of a weak weather system moving through, but it will wet the roadways. we could see a quarter of an inch to a 10th of an inch in your neighborhood. 6:00a.m. tomorrow morning, oakland, you've got showers. san jose, some light showers. 6:00a.m., and by 9:00 a.m.,

things starting to die down just a little bit. when i come back, we'll roll that model all the way through. a series of systems that look like they're going to show up next week. a dramatic spike by the number of people poisoned by the liquid in e-cigarettes. at 10:30, 2 investigates why a common solution to keep the fluid away from kids isn't required by law. >> a march tonight in the city of richmond to stop the violence, and a vigil for a 16- year-old boy shot and killed in his front yard. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us.

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a rally for peace tonight in an east bay community, recently hit by a wave of crime. eight shootings claiming two lives. one of them, a 16-year-old boy.

friends and family of rodney frazier came together to call for change. >> reporter: peace and anti- violence rallies are nothing new to richmond, but they have been less frequent of late, as the number of homicides and shootings have been on the decline. that changed in the past week. most of those marching are school kids, classmates from richmond high school. it was there the 16-year-old made a name for himself as a good kid, and a basketball star. now, there's a memorial for him there. >> make some noise! >> reporter: remembering frazier. >> you can just look around tonight. it's obviously that rodney frazier's spirit is alive and present in all of us. >> reporter: and called for an end to the violence tay took his life. >> we need to be more than saddened. we need to be moved to action. >> reporter: frazier, raised by

his grandparents were shot in their yard. his grandfather said about 20 shots were fired. tonight, his mother shared her grief at the vigil. >> i wanted to say to everybody who came out here, this is a blessing, because my son didn't bother nobody. >> reporter: eight people have been shot in the past week, including charles jackson who wasle shot and killed in a drive by. >> what's frustrating in particular, a lot of them don't appear to be related to each other. >> reporter: the life of a 16- year-old boy, his coach spoke of his bright future, and shared his outrage. >> there is no way on this green earth in america, that 10 through 12-year-old boys should have to watch one of their role models take a bullet and die in his front yard! >> reporter: there's no motive or suspects yet identified in the shooting of rodney frazier. police say they need the public's help to quell this recent rash of violence. >> far too many shootings.

ken, thanks very much. we now know the name of a burglary suspect who was shot and killed by police in menlo park. today police identified the suspect as jerry matheny of riverside county. officers say they interrupted him as he was burglarizing an office. first, the officers tried to stop him with a taser, but they say he pulled out a gun and that forced them to shoot. police say matheny is suspected in other recent burglars in san mateo, and santa clara counties. we're following breaking news right now. an officer involved shooting in concord reportedly following a police pursuit. what we've learned right after the break. >> in three minutes, e- cigarettes behind an alarming new trend. 2 investigates on demands for change after a spike in calls to poison control. the holiday season is here,

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we have breaking news tonight from concord where there's been a deadly shooting. this is a live picture from the willow shopping center. we've been told the shooting happened about 9:00 in front of the rei store. initial reports suggest the confrontation started as a police pursuit. it appears the person drove to the parking lot of the sun valley mall, then abandoned his car and ran on foot to the willow shopping center, and that's where the shots were fired. a court victory for gun rights advocates means it could be easier for californians to obtain a permit to carry a concealed weapon. a three judge panel at the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco says the state has no ground to challenge an earlier ruling. the state could ask the full

9th circuit to reconsider. a spokesperson for attorney general pamela harris says her office is now reviewing the decision. tonight 2 investigates an adult product that in the wrong hands could potentially be deadly. we're talking about the nicotine liquid that goes into e cigarettes. we've learned that calls to california poison control for nicotine poisoning has more than doubled this year. the problem is children are getting ahold of the potentially toxic liquid. there is a solution, but it's not required by law. >> reporter: frank, these are the nicotine liquids that someone who vapes would put into an e pen or cigarette. hundreds of children have landed in california emergency rooms for ingesting, or sometimes even just touching

the liquids in these bottles. less than a quarter teaspoon could be toxic to a child. >> candy flavors to tobacco flavors. >> reporter: e-cigarettes and vaping are a potential problem in the wrong hands. she nearly died after drinking nearly a half bottle of liquid nicotine. >> she had way over the od limit. obviously, she was not even like this. you pick up her arm and it would fall. >> reporter: health officials say the nicotine can be toxic, whether it's ingested or saturates the skin. so much so that employees who mix and package it wear

protective gear. but there's no law in california for child protection. in 2013, nearly four times as many calls to poison control with 106 calls. and with two months still left in 2014, that number has practically doubled to 204 calls. >> that's the amount you'd find in less than a quarter teaspoon. >> reporter: bay area congresswoman jackie spear wants the food and drug administration to step in. >> it's the wild, wild west. it's so totally unregulated that we should be alarmed. >> reporter: she has introduced legislation that would require the fda to establish labels and child resistent standards. >> there's no question that they are targeting young people. >> reporter: congresswoman spear says especially with the liquids candy flavorings. >> like cotton candy and gummy

bear. >> reporter: the deluxe vapor owner says he doesn't sell to anyone under 18 without a parent's consent. >> a childproof cap right here is pretty common. it's just a general proofing, it's one that has to be pressed down be and then turned. >> reporter: 2 investigates wanted to put child resistent caps to the test. with parents permission, we stopped by a berkely playground, where children were eager to get into these empty unmarked bottles. time after time, these 4 and 6- year-olds easily opened the bottles without a child resistent cap. when it came to the bottle with a child resistent cap, not one child could get it open. >> which way does it go? it's going up, but it keeps going down. >> they can get into closets, they can get into anything. even if you put things away.

the safest way is always the best. >> reporter: with the number of poisonings growing, the proponents regulating the industry want to see manufacturers held to a higher standard before someone dies. >> i don't want to predict if it's going to happen, but i hope it doesn't. >> reporter: congresswoman spear introduced her bill this summer. a florida senator has introduced similar legislation. cpse would likely regulate the packaging, while the fda would regulate the contents of these bottles, the liquid inside of them. >> hearing that, doctors say just a quarter teaspoon could be very toxic to children, that sure gets you to think. we're getting new details on actor comedian robin williams' will and the fortune he leaves to his children. williams estate worth $50

million goes to his three grown children under a trust. williams died in august at his tiburon home of suicide. the paper says he signed a prenuptial agreement with his wife, and the terms are not known. this one takes the cake. army veteran joey johnson surprised his bride, michelle, by standing for their wedding dance in indiana. you see, johnson was paralyzed in a motorcycle accident and uses a wheelchair. for their reception, his friends set up a harness, and michelle didn't know he would be standing until she walked into the room. then a lot of tears. their video went viral and is now touching a lot of people. the pictures are beautiful. >> and the look on the faces. that was really nice. still ahead here, a close election finally decided. >> detailing the rain that will

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disheartened by the low voter turnout. >> there are people who died to give us the right to vote and for people to have that right, and not exercise it, i don't understand that. >> trish spencer is an alameda school board member. she told us monday, she considers this a huge turn around for a grassroots effort. today, incumbent democrat, amy berry took a 700 vote lead over doug osi in the race for california's 7th congressional district. osi had held a 2100 vote lead on election night. there are still 1900 more ballots to count. the candidates spent $20 million, much of it on attack ads. he's known as evil elmo. the latest arrest on a man

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save the lake. >> that's unfortunate. i don't think they necessarily need to kill the lake. i think there's other ways. >> reporter: they tried for three years to eliminate invasive fish by netting them. poisoning them is the last resort. buckets full of invasive bass and carp. fish put in the lake by people. >> getting rid of their pets. probably a lot of different reasons why they got in there. >> reporter: biologists expect all the fish to be dead in days. the big problem is how to keep people from putting non- invasive species in the lake. >> put never should have let their own pets into the lake. >> reporter: they plan to restalk this lake with native fish, frogs and turtles. as for people with goldfish to dispositive, biologists have

planned an amnesty station. >> a little pond-ish site, that's covered, then we will rescue them from that and take them to animal care. >> reporter: in a few years, they say the $13 million restoration project should return mountain lake to pristine. john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. the main lava flow on hawaii's big island has stalled, but no breakout flows are on the move. they show rivers of molten lava over an embankment, toward a waste and recycling center. the lava advanced more than 200 yards in the past 24 hours. in other places, the lava is 18 feet high and a half mile wide. a man who has been dubbed evil elmo is due to appear in a san francisco courtroom tomorrow. he is 50-year-old adam sandler, also known as danny sandler.

business owners say he's prone to obscene outbursts and threatening behavior. prosecutors say he was arrested after he confronted a merchant who refused to take down a sign warning tourists about him. he is charged with felony criminal theft and misdemeanor nuisance and disserving the peace. a big rig hauling frozen turkeys overturned in san ramon. but all was not lost. the truck ended up on its side to southbound interstate 680. some of the 23,000 pounds of prosen turkey spilled out onto the roadway. a health inspector checked out the turkeys, and said some are not damaged and are safe to eat. the turkeys will be used to help feed the hungry. might be getting a few light showers at your house. the system moving in now is mainly to the north of us, that's where the heaviest rain

is up around point arena and toward mendocino. we're seeing showers move on shore at half moon bay, and pacifica. these showers will take us into the morning hours. come in close here. this is out by pillar point. not a lot of folks out in this area as you get to half moon bay, but this whole cell, or area, is going to start translating this way, across the hill into san mateo woodside. showers picking up. those showers will be in your neighborhood by tomorrow morning. i suspect we wake up, most of us have a little bit of wet on the ground. overnight lows are going to be moderate. that's because of the cloud cover and the rain flattens temperatures out. mostly cloudy with the rain developing this evening. it's going to be at times there will be moderate rain. then mostly light rain. half inch the most. that's at the coastal hills. that might be in pacifica or san francisco. but up in santa rosa and san jose, a tenth of an inch, or a

quarter of an inch. mountains are getting snow, but the snow level is high. about 8,000 feet. still stuff going on. we've got moisture pretty much throughout the central and northern portion of california. not horrible, but just wet enough to slow you down. here we are 8:00 a.m. there we go into the rest of the afternoon. by 5:00, the roads are probably dry by then as well. the showers should have ended. temperatures tomorrow, mid-60s. this is kind of a mild weather system. hence the high snow levels. not a real strong weather system. not what we need by any means. just a moment ago, i was looking at the long range models that go way out. it does look like we get into a progressive pattern, with more significant showers. let's get some wet in the morning. slow moving commute. it dries out for your afternoon commute. weekend not too bad. next week things start to loosen up a bit. by the thanksgiving period, the

next weekend into the next week after that, it looks like some significant rain, a couple, two or three storms. >> things lining up. >> things are starting to line up. mark's here now, the cy young awards announced today. i think it's obvious they voted prior to the playoffs. >> no doubt about that. the big daddy in the next couple of days. madison bumgarner, imagine memo to clayton kershaw. you keep winning the cy young award and i'll take home the trophy after the world series. in doubt about it, best regular season pitcher. eye popping stats 22 wins only 3 losses. minuscule 1.77 e.r.a. not to mention, he threw a no hitter as well. kershaw has now won 3 cy young awards. he's only 26, with a one track mind. >> winning. i love to win.

winning's fun. that's really my goal every time out. i love to play baseball. i have so much fun getting to pitch. as long as you're winning, they'll let me keep going out there. got to thank my teammates and donnie and honey for all the work they put in. it's a huge honor. >> one of baseball's good guys there. the american league, corey kluber not exactly a household fame, but every team in the majors would give up everything and the kitchen sink to have him. nearly pitching the indians into the postseason. 18 wins. just his second full season as a starter. narrowly edges out king felix of the mariners who finished second in the voting. the team they hook up with tomorrow night finds out what the warriors already know. brooklyn blows a nice big lead on the suns. it doesn't mean a thing. sports part two next.

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all right, we'll see how the warriors deal with their first hint of adversity in the young season. a couple of losses in a row. brooklyn will offer a challenge tomorrow. they now know what the nets

learned against phoenix. the suns eric bledsoe scorches him. leads the charge. 28 points for the suns. stealing here onto the dragon. there you go. 18 points for him. the suns complete a nice comeback and a 112-104 win. even after the thrilling victory over the saints this past sunday, for a dozen reasons, the 49ers put themselves in a position where the bottom could drop out any moment. the kind of game that could mess things up in a big way on paper, should be no problem for the struggling giants. eli manning led the new yorkers before the hawks unleashed beast mode. manning has sized up the 49ers and offered this assessment of them. >> they've got good players. a good front seven. they've got a couple of guys who have been out. their linebackers, getting smith back, it sounds like, getting glen dorsey back it

sounds like. they've got a good scheme and do a good job making plays. >> you'll see that game 10:00 a.m. on channel 2 on sunday. eli better not do what his big brother did. payton tore the niners up. >> i want to watch boreland again. >> he will be a starter some day. >> he has the instinct. thank you for joining us tonight. turn to ktvu morning news for the latest on the rain, and the impact it will have on the commute. >> find us anytime on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. have a great night. good night. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] can people change?

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