a church goes up in flames. the massive fire that left the historic building with major damage. the reason this tragedy could have been worse. >> and a mysterious death in the north bay. a woman found in the middle of the highway. the reason bookable agencies are working together to solve this case. >> and a big surprise for in east bay family in need. >> they deserve to have the best chance. >> the bay area stranger stepping up to help.

good evening. we begin with developing news. a are church in the heart of downtown san jose. it was severely damaged after a massive fire. part of the historic church collapse. the fire is out. the crews remain on the scene tonight. we will tell you more about this fire. it started this afternoon wind san jose fire department received several calls of smoke coming from the church attic. when firefighters arrived, they saw heavy smoke and flames coming from the second floor. the fire was quickly elevated to a four alarm blaze. meaning the majority of san jose fire resources -- more than 100 firefighters at one point, were called to the scene. the church is a large wooden building with several rooms upstairs and downstairs. firefighters had to fight the

fire in defensive mode, fighting from the outside. they initially tried to attack it from the inside. but it proved to be too difficult. >> the crews took quite a beating training -- trying to get up to the fire. they were unable to estimate wish it from the interior. it is a heavy timber old structure and it burned hot. >> it is a community church. it is very heartbreaking to see this church go up in flames. and they could not stop it from burning. >> the woman you just heard from grew up with this church. she lives next-door. and she was one who called 911. her neighbors alerted the priest who had no idea. according to her, it was founded in 1906. the damage is limited to just the church. there is an adjacent church building. based on the height of this building, san jose police are keeping neighbors away at a

safe distance. a firefighters planned be there at the scene of that devastating fire taking place at the church for several more hours. we have a crew there. we will bring you more later in the newscast. police in walnut creek released new details about a hit and run that left a pedestrian with severe injuries. this happened after 6:30 p.m. at the intersection of walnut and hutchinson trail. witnesses say the victim ran into the roadway moments before he was hit. initially, investigators said it was a dark-colored suv that had the pedestrian. we now know it was a dark sedan. police say the 40-year-old walnut creek resident suffered skull and facial injuries. he remains in critical condition tonight. now to the north bay, a serious death of a woman. investigators in napa county are trying to figure out whether the woman found in the middle of a rural highway was a victim of a hit and run or some other crime. crews reopened a stretch of highway 29 that was closed all day for the investigation.

we were at the scene earlier today. we're live now at the county sheriffs department. >> reporter: the location and the clothing is the reason this death is suspicious. it is not at a place where you would expect somebody to go for a walk or a job. the victim was wearing high heels. certainly not dressed for a walk in a rural mountain road. >> wine country travelers were turned away all day and blocks from driving highway 29 north of this area. >> we received multiple calls from people who came upon this. >> just before 5:00 in the morning, calls to 911 and reported a woman lying in the middle of the southbound rain -- lane. this investigation started early in the morning and stretched into the late afternoon. and the investigation team reconstructed the scene looking into whether the woman in her 50s was the victim of a hit and run. >> we're looking at a possible

homicide. >> sheriff investigators are looking into other possibilities. >> she could have been just dumped there in the roadway. >> one of the things that makes this suspicious is location. a winding mountain road with no shoulder to speak of. not exactly the place you would go for a walk. >> although it is a rural area, it is a well-traveled roadway. >> highway 29, connecting lake county to the bay area. it twists and turns and makes it dangerous for walking or jogging. investigators are hoping that someone driving here early this morning saw something. >> i saw a woman walking in the area. >> maybe they saw her associated with a vehicle. we don't know. >> if you saw anything unusual before 4:45 a.m. this morning on that stretch of highway 29 just north of calistoga, the sheriffs department wants to hear from you. they have tentatively identified this with -- this victim but

want to identify her family before releasing her name. homicide investigators in san francisco are searching for clues after a man was fatally stabbed last night. this happened at about 8:30 p.m. last night at the intersection of pharaoh and market street. when officers arrived, the victim was on the sidewalk suffering from at least one stab wound to the just. he was rushed to the hospital but pronounced dead a short time later. police say they do not have any suspects. they are asking anyone with information to call them. >> numbers show that oakland is the nations -- capital for the third year in a row. robberies shut up to a record high last year. they are dropping back to historical norms. the fbi attributes the reversal to good police work and the use of cell phone kill switches. in 2013, oakland reported 4922 robberies. that is about 14 a day. that is compared to about 4202

in san francisco in a little more -- and a little more than 1000 san jose. >> another mountain lion touring and -- warning out tonight for people in san mateo county. they say a mountain lion was spotted last night near sylvan way. that is in the emerald lake hills neighborhood near edgewood park, a natural preserve. sheriff deputies say there is no further information on the siding. people who encounter a mountain lion should not run away. they should turn around and face the animal and make noise and rate -- and wave their arms. more than 170 passengers were stuck with a virus on a cruise ship. the centers for disease control say 172 passengers came down with the illness during a month-long cruise from tahiti. it is the same ship where 129 people contracted a virus during a weeklong cruise off of the telephone the coast. the cdc has sent an official to the bustle to investigate the

latest outbreak. tonight president obama confirms the death of an american aid worker. peter kassig, at the hands of islamic state militants. the president reads a statement saying that the killing of peter kassig was an act of pure evil. we have this report on the execution of the 26-year-old. >> he went to syria to help the refugees and the people suffering through the war. isis says they have killed him and released a video. it does not show his execution but it shows a man holding a severed and bloody had who they say was peter kassig. >> the former u.s. army ranger who served in iraq and -- in 2007 went to the middle east as an aid worker and was captured by isis while delivering medical supplies to syrians. peter kassig was known as they driven humanitarian with genuine desire is to help the war-torn region and the victims. >> there he was. this scrawny pale tattooed kid

speaking broken arabic. despite the language barrier, he was able to treat wounded syrians with such compassion. he was a kind of individual who didn't just believe in speaking about doing things. >> while the video is different than previous isis sums -- in that it doesn't show the actual execution, it shows many of the same bloody similarities as these other films. the video also appears to show the execution of several syrian soldiers. >> is believed that isis is holding other americans and westerners hostage in syria. they have threatened to kill them. given everything we have seen and heard from isis -- from isis, there are real we reasons to be spared further lives. >> you'd -- recovery crews started to collect debris from the crash site of malaysian airlines flight 17. that airline was shot down four months ago killing all 298 people on board. the recovered pieces will be taken to the nether blends --

netherlands. three ukrainian officials say the recovery is expected to take 10 days. it is a year since the tunnel open. 160,000 vehicles passed through the tunnel everyday. many drivers say the additional has helped cut down the commute time by about 15 minutes. the $417 million project was funded by federal stimulus funds during the recession. a reminder for drivers heading across the bay bridge this week. they continued project to limit traffic to just four lanes overnight. caltrans has resumed work that was canceled last month when the clunky metal plates that crews used caused traffic jams. caltrans installed these to repair expansion joints. this time crews are using quick setting concrete instead of those plates. crews will work monday through saturday night starting at 8:00. the project is expected to last about 10 weeks. there is no place like home for the holidays. not an option for many women

and men serving our country. the project aimed to provide a bit of home during the holiday season. >> america is facing turkey trouble. thanksgiving of less than two weeks away. a lot of turkeys are not making it to the stores. the production problems leaving farmers in a tough spot. >> a shuttle slow down. travelers left waiting at the curb. drivers calling in sick.

some customers of the popular airport shuttle service, super shuttle, had to find another way to get to and from bay area airports this morning. 75% of the drivers called in sick today affecting service at all three major bay area airports. ktvu news anchor tells us why shuttle drivers decided to stay home. >> the blue and yellow super shuttle buses were few and far between at san francisco international. service was limited the entire weekend because many drivers did not show up for work. >> are they on strike? >> yes they are on strike. yesterday and today. >> people were waiting at the

terminals. >> super shuttle drivers are not union. technically, they can't go on strike. but a company representative confirmed a group of drivers all called in sick yesterday and today in an apparent protest. the company believes the dispute has something to do with the franchise super settle charges. they say they would fiber -- rather pay what other companies pay. >> this customer showed up sooner then expected. >> drivers seemed to be unaware -- customers seem to be unaware of the problems. >> we had the other door-to-door company. we contacted them. they are providing us with the man's. >> drivers from other shuttle companies were happy to pick up the extra business. >> we can earn a little bit

more money. it is good for us. >> a company representative for super shuttle says they are hoping to resolve the dispute with the drivers quickly. but that it will take time to meet with all of the -- them and hear the demands. >> we did speak to a super shuttle vice president in the region. he says that he met with drivers in the bay area. he says that while drivers complain the fees are too high, competitors do not have the same cost as super shuttle. so it would be difficult to raise passenger fees without cutting costs. the president says there is a backup in place if this continues tomorrow. and there is a contract with a bus company. turkey farms produced of the lowest number of turkeys this year. turkey farms cut production this year due to hire cost for things like transportation and feet. but they say the low numbers do not indicate a shortage or higher consumer prices for

thanksgiving. a usda error culture economist says there is no correlation -- in northern california company is recalling two kinds of brown rice flour. that there is a possible salmonella contamination. lindbergh family far as issued a voluntary recall for the organic brown rice flour. it is sold in bulk. and in 25-pound bags. it was between november 4 and november 12. there have been no reports of serious illness. this is the second recall in the last two months. . new details surrounding the bill cosby controversy. the actor is maintaining his silence about sexual assault allegations. but his lawyer posted a statement on his website. if that impart that that but -- decades old discredited allegations against mr. cosby have resurfaced. that does not make them true. bill cosby does not intend to dignify these allegations with

any common. the cosby settled a civil suit with a woman in 2006 without admitting guilt. new accusations surfaced when bill cosby was called a rapist. violet -- pilots are being word and -- being warned not to fly near the alaskan volcano. it started spewing ash on wednesday. pilots reported seeing ash as high as 30,000 feet above sea level. the volcano observatory says it is possible for the eruption to last for weeks and even months. eruption has not had much effect on people on the ground. the closest community is about 40 miles away. in the meantime, in hawaii, the lava flow from the kilauea volcano on the big island made its way this weekend to the island trash transfer station. island officials say several break outflows continue to progress. but they say they are sluggish and are not posing any immediate threat to residents. the lineage of the flow has not advanced where it's -- from

where it stalled. about 480 feet above the main road. >> it seems like volcano season. let's check in with the weather. it seems like a bit cooler out there. >> a bit cooler. we're waiting for the rainy season over the next few days. we do have a few rain clouds approach -- approaching the region. at least for tonight, a bit of a chill out there. get ready. tomorrow morning, there could be some patchy frost. we have not use that word in a few months. right now, on the storm tracker, we have a lot of clouds out there. a lot of moisture. the radar trying to pick up some rainfall. most of this not reaching the ground. there is a chance we could have a sprinkle developing your parts of the shoreline. just in the short term for tonight. basically picking up all of the clouds, the canopy of clouds over the bay area right now. current numbers. let's look at those. santa rosa, 56. san francisco, 59. livermore, mid-50s. walnut creek, 51. talking about the frost --

looking to the north, frost advisory for the north coast. this in place for tonight. all the way until 8:00 tomorrow morning. outside right now, here is a live camera look toward the bay bridge. no fog. in fact the lower levels have dried out quite a bit. just some higher clouds paying us a visit right now. the forecast headlines. tonight, more clouds. a cool start monday morning. partly cloudy conditions for the afternoon. we're tracking multiple rain chances over the next few days. overnight lows, look at santa rosa and napa. mid-30s. is that time of year. a lot of 40s for fremont and san jose and downtown san francisco starting out in the upper 40s. here is the forecast model showing you some clouds. that is first thing tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies. we will not be completely clear. a few scattered high clouds throughout the afternoon monday. here is the bigger picture. a lot of moisture moving into the state. basically in the form of high

clouds. tomorrow will be dry. as for the cool start, a mild afternoon expected. look what is developing offshore. we're tracking one system that moves and -- there is a chance on tuesday and wednesday -- we're talking about more rain chances. and then after that point, especially as we head into friday, we are expecting more rain chances as well. here we go with the forecast for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. santa rosa, 69 degrees. tomorrow will be dry. after the cold start, temperatures recover nicely in the afternoon. oakland, 69. more neighborhoods -- san jose, 71. fremont at 70. san francisco, downtown in the upper 60s. 60 degrees. look ahead at the 5-day forecast. tomorrow will be dry. a lot of 60s. warmest locations around 70 degrees for the afternoon hours. tuesday, we do bring in a chance of a few scattered showers. especially by the afternoon. that does not change in the forecast. showers likely into wednesday. especially for the wednesday morning c commute. a heads up for the midweek

forecast. thursday, a few more showers. and friday, we will have clouds again. so more of an active weather pattern that could set the stage for a series of systems. nothing extremely powerful just yet. just a welcome change in the bay area forecast. coming up at 5:45 p.m. or 6:35 p.m., we will look at the weekend and let you know if you have anymore rain to look for. thousands of the play trips will have something special to open this holiday season. thanks to hundreds of south bay volunteers. people volunteering for operation care and comfort. they were busy filling care packages today at the san jose giants stadium. troops away from home will get food, hygiene products, magazines and games. julie maria founded the organization in her garage 10 years ago with 19 care packages sent to san jose police officers deployed overseas. >> this was the least we could do. to get together and give a little bit. everybody has something they can get. they really do appreciate it. >> the organization ships more

than 1 million pounds of care packages with the help of the san jose giants. today volunteers put together enough care packages to fill a u-haul. they will be mailed tomorrow. a woman pays it forward in honor of her friend. the generous gift given to a family affected by gun violence. >> a dog has become an internet sensation after proving he really is man's best friend. the ride the puppy took to stay by his owners aside. >> the missing data state officials are still waiting on that could determine tuition.

a heartbreaking youtube video of a recently widowed southern california father, singing to his premature baby boy, has now hit 13 million views. [ singing ] he is singing the beatles song, blackbird to his son. his son was born at 24 weeks after his mother died in her sleep. tragically, the baby died shortly after this video was taken just four days old. a memorial service for both the mother and son took place. >> the university of california has reportedly failed to comply with a spending disclosure law according to the san francisco chronicle. the university system was

supposed to submit a report by october 1 on how it spends money. but so far, university officials have only submitted a seven page report. the data is required by state officials to determine how much tuition you see -- uc should charge. this comes days after the president opposed raising tuition as much as 5% per year for the next five years. it is a trend reversal for younger workers who are now seeing faster increases in pay than older employees. payroll processors say wages for workers earning less than $20,000 a year or jumped almost 5.5% from a year ago. those earning 20 up to $50,000 a year saw less than a 5% change. they say it may be due to companies playing catch-up with overdue races and higher minimum wages in many states. a dog in texas provided plenty of prove he really is man's best friend. paramedics and mason, texas

last month took this picture of the 4-year-old beagle mix named buddy. his 85-year-old owner called paramedics because of breathing problems, not wanting to be separated. and buddy hitched a ride on the outside of the ambulance. ambulance says they were flagged down by another driver that said the body was sitting on a small step on the outside of the vehicle. he was all messed up for about 20 miles. the paramedics finally stopped and let him ride inside. but he and his owner are back home doing fine. the internet favorite. cats will be in the bay area. robbie will be kicking off san francisco's adoption pop-up. the event will be held at macy's at union square on november 21. the same time as the seasons annual adopt a pet window unveiling. you will have a chance to meet grumpy in person and make a new addition to your family possibly just in time for the holiday season. not grumpy but another pet.

coming up, the bay bridge is facing more problems than just construction traffic. >> the unusual problem is impacting plans to tear down the old eastern building. >> we are from the san francisco leaders who selflessly fought for tenant rights in the city. >> a paralyzed bay area girl is getting some much-needed help. why her story hits close to home some say.

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summer. now strangers are stepping up to help the little girl. we're live in the newsroom with more on why that family was chosen by a new organization. >> that little girl is the first ever recipient for a newly formed -- organization aimed at children with spinal cord injuries. it is a personal experience for the group, that had the organizers wanting to assist her. >> strangers from alma walked into her home. a little girl paralyzed from the neck down. janice has waited for this day. the 9-year-old was playing outside of her oakland home in may when she was hit by a stray bullet. jackie spent months in the hospital and doctors told her she would never walk again. but her mother says her daughter is determined to not use a wheelchair.

and now she says jackie likes therapy. she is able to move her right hand and feel her legs. seeing jackie brings back memories for this woman whose brother was paralyzed when he was 15. he passed away at age 40 and 2011. she started a foundation in his name to help children with spinal cord injuries. and she knew jackie should be the first recipient. >> she needs help. that was our first impression. that this is a person that my brother put in front of us to say, this is who you need to help right now. >> they provided jackie's mom with a $5000 check. they plan to donate an ipad along with a wheelchair accessible van and helped to build a ramp outside of the home. >> any youth with a spinal cord injury in northern california -- deserves to have the best chance. >> mom could not be more happy for the help. she says that she feels like the donors have good hearts. and to her, they are no longer strangers but like members of her own family who all want the best care for jackie. >> and jackie is going to

therapy one time a week. her mom says she hopes to start school with a special teacher in two months. >> so this is just the beginning. is there any more help on the way for jackie? >> the foundation says any more funds raised by the end of this year will go directly to jackie and her family. anybody can help make that a reality by visiting being -- the foundation website. we will post the information on our website at ktvu.com. >> thank you. a memorial was held today for a man who fought for tenant's rights in san francisco and then died suddenly last month. this afternoon, friends of him gathered at mission high school for a service. he was the head of the san francisco tenant union and they spoke today on what it was like to work with him. >> at the meetings, it was

always very analytical and spirited. sometimes not always unified on strategy. but definitely unified on outcomes. >> he died seven -- suddenly at his home last month. no word on the cause of death yet. the open enrollment. me at -- period for the affordable care act started this weekend. people had a chance to find out more today. this was at a health insurance fair at the san francisco jewish community center. it offered the public an opportunity to talk with trained counselors to learn about the program including coverage for preventative care. >> everyone gets one free doctor visit a year. that is your annual physical. you can do your mammograms. and your colonoscopies. all of that is now free because it is considered preventive care. >> counselors suggest new enrollees finish the process by december 15 so they can start coverage january 1. the enrollment period ends on february 15. coverage continues at

ktvu.com. we posted a link to the, cover california, site. you can look at paid -- you can look for this under web links. the sheriff's office says a resident security camera helped officers catch two burglary suspects. authorities say a man and woman were caught on video friday afternoon breaking into a home near foxhound lane. officers arrested 54-year-old mark hagan and brandy ray. both of them from santa rosa. one was on parole for a previous burglary. some neighborhoods in napa have limited access to water tonight. crews in napa say it took -- it could be a week before water services back to normal after two water main breaks. the latest happened on friday near the intersection of highway 12 and 29. this happened is repairs were being made on a break that happened last week and on the same line. water officials say they hope both breaks will be fully repaired by next friday.

in the meantime, the city is asking residents to avoid unnecessary water consumption, especially during peak demand times from 6:00 until 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. an unusual problem is holding a plans to tear down the span of the eastern bay bridge. we're told that seabirds are causing the delay. >> they are double-breasted seabirds. not in danger but federally protected seabirds ignoring the pricey decoys, audio recordings and bird condos installed on the new bridge to lure them next-door. costs are soaring higher. because when the bird start laying eggs, demolitions must stop. taxpayers are shelling out another $12 million for this problem. one price estimate for this bird load -- bird relocation is $30 million. >> what is your recommendation? >> put a sign on the new

bridge, free healthcare. free fish. free transportation. they will move over there [ laughter ] >> fran -- a san francisco radio talkshow hosts says the bird relocation laws written in 1918 don't make sense today. but likely won't be revised. >> because there are so many environmentalists and ecologists that one that set in stone. because i believe, they see us as the invasive species. >> crowd hands -- caltrans argues it is saving taxpayer money. if we don't do this, the penalties could far exceed the cost. we are in a balancing act. >> but this demolition work will not be done until at least 2018. so this balancing act for the birds is going to be hovering around for many years. and san francisco, fox news. the jack london square very terminal in oakland is set to reopen after repairs. crews installed a new security gate and other parts. the newest ferry terminal is across the estuary.

it is part of a refurbishing project. the ferry district says the oakland terminal will reopen in time for monday morning commute services. we want to update you now on our developing story that we brought you at the top of the newscast. holy cross church at the heart of downtown san jose was severely damaged after a massive fire. we're live at the scene where luckily church -- church services were not going on at the time. we have new information regarding the fire. >> reporter: right now, the fire is out. but dozens of firefighters still remain on the scene here to take care of the hotspots. you can see the truck dousing water on top of the roof. this happened four hours ago. they are still here. the church was founded in 1906. so a lot of churchgoers and neighbors, are in disbelief. most of the roof is gone. i'm told the priest tried to salvage what he could including statues. the fire started at 2:00, just

after the italian mass. so luckily nobody was inside at the time. they alerted police about the fire. when firefighters got here, it it was heavily involved -- engulfed in flames. the fire could have started in an attic area. neighbors reported seeing smoke their first. there is also talk among neighbors and churchgoers that possibly the wiring near the piano on the second floor may have sparked the flames. that is under investigation. i just spoke with the fire department on that. that is not confirmed. but they are looking into that. also, they tell me that because the building is so old, there may not have been sprinklers inside. right now they are trying to determine the cause. and as you mentioned, services are impacted. there was a 6:00 max that was supposed to be going on. but that has been canceled. stargazers getting ready for a meteor shower.

it yours -- get your telescopes ready. this is only what's every 33 years. we will let you know when you can get a glimpse at the meteor shower. >> that is if the fog holds off. and if this guy could -- if the sky would stay clear.

skywatchers, you are in for some celestial fireworks coming up. the meteor shower tomorrow night, with the best show before 2:00 a.m. tuesday. the rising moon could make it hard to see the shooting stars. you might want to bundle up with a blanket and look skyward before the moon makes an appearance. >> a lot of diehard skywatchers right out there. you are saying we might be able to see them tonight. >> we are leading up to the main event tomorrow night.

when you are driving around and you see a meteor, it is always neat. you just want to pause and look. but as far as tonight, we have scattered high clouds. that could obscure the view with the meteor shower. basically mostly cloudy skies out there right now. some rain showers offshore. most of those really not reaching the ground. there is a chance we could have a sprinkle or light shower in the short term. near the immediate coastline mainly. as far as clouds now, you can see the clouds and a little bit of activity offshore. most of that activity remains offshore. current numbers, santa rosa, 56. san francisco comic 59. san jose, 58. livermore, 55. it is mid-november. we're talking about fire season in southern california. we do have the red flag warning still in place until 8:00 p.m. monday for all of these areas shaded in red. so the gusty offshore wins moved into the bay area this morning. a big factor in southern california. so a fire danger for that part of the state.

forecast for tonight. looking for the bay bridge, mostly cloudy tonight. a cool start monday morning with partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. the rain does make a comeback. we're watching those chances over the next few days. we talked about the cold overnight lows. you want to bundle up. you notice a difference going out the door tomorrow morning. we could have patchy frost. san francisco, 47. san jose, 43 degrees. here is the bigger perspective on the satellite. a lot of clouds streaming into central and southern california. a little bit of activity being picked up on the radar. most of us -- this not reaching the ground. there is a slight chance of a sprinkle tonight. for monday, partly sunny skies. a mild afternoon. after a cool start. a couple systems. first one moves and tuesday into wednesday. and another one behind this. that could be thursday afternoon. some rain showers. and a chance of scattered rain showers. beyond this point, we could be tracking another system that could boost the rain chances of low. here is the headline this week.

we're tracking rain chances for tuesday. a better bet, wednesday morning. keep that in mind for the wednesday morning commute. thursday, a chance of a -- of a few scattered rain showers. the clouds will eventually produce rain drops. that could be friday into saturday. saturday, we could be tracking more drops out there. temperatures for tomorrow afternoon, a lot of 60s. warmest locations around 70 degrees. hayward, 68 degrees. san jose on the south bay, at 71. san francisco, 60 degrees. here is a look ahead. the 5-day forecast. if you marlow -- a few more rain clouds on this graphic. scattered showers tuesday. a better bet wednesday. especially for the wednesday commute. a few more showers into thursday. the weekend in view. maybe more rain drops into saturday. these are not strong storms. but it is a nice change to be

tracking multiple rain clouds. >> you keep saying a chance. a sure thing would be nice. >> it is interesting. the models have been going all over the place for the past week. making our jobs really difficult. i would count on wednesday for sure okay. the raiders look for their first win of the season as they take on the chargers. >> the 49ers took on the giants five times. was it enough for the win. sports coming up next. the tremendously tasty meatball marinara, and cold cut combo. always made fresh from the bread up with whatever your taste buds wish. so let subway treat you with these two delicious $2 sandwiches this holiday season during our customer appreciation celebration. subway. eat fresh.

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rap. the 49ers are loaded with talent. to prove it, how many teams can say they lose patrick willis, and they might be a little better on defense. you will see what we mean in a minute. opening drive. looking to step on colin kaepernick is foot. he recovers. this results in immediate action by eli manning. a 19-yard touchdown. 7-0, giants. 2nd quarter, giants leading 7-6. eli manning is picked by chris borland. that is who i am talking about. two interceptions for him. nine tackles. 49ers would wind up taking a 9- 7 lead with a field goal. eli manning inside the 20. picked off right now. 9-7 is the halftime score. colin kaepernick will get it over to michael crabtree. he does the rest. and says, get off of me.

and on he goes. 48 yards touchdown. 16-7, 49ers look like they will coast. not a chance. forcing eli manning here. he is picked again. but the niners do nothing on offense. eli manning will find old dell beckham junior. they review it. it is good. right on his behind. he hangs on. they have the ball. on fourth, it is tipped by dante johnson. chris borland with the interception. second of the day. five interceptions. his brother peyton manning had two. the 49ers take this one. 16-10. some of the post game reaction from the second consecutive victory act east. >> tremendous win for us. on the road against a very good football team. i think our team did what we

had to do to get a very important win. chris borland played great. with a capital g. >> just don't give up on our guys. we have been through a lot. we have always pressed on. and looked forward. we have a long way to go. >> that guy was born to play football. the oakland raiders have come to that point. cut with the jokes. had with the consolation. they made a close. bottom line, 0-10. that is not smell good or feel good in any regard. out on the first play of the game. a miscommunication. did not anticipate the snap. got hit in the chest. chargers recover. immediately, they will be put

to use. philip rivers fighting malcom floyd. touchdown chargers. taking the lead. maybe a blowout. philip rivers hitting malcom floyd. a 26-yard pickup. the result is a field goal. philip rivers gets rolled up. he comes out hobbling. stays in the game. fourth quarter, philip rivers with plenty of time. but the rookie mac, with the first career sack. there are cause. it looks like it might spark some big-time activity. getting the ball at third and five. and they will loosen it up for 35 yards. that will result in a field goal. 13-6. raiders with a long shot. eleven seconds left. looking to find some time and let loose with a hail mary. it is a short. and incomplete. was not going to score a touchdown anyway. the raiders find themselves 0- 10 with a 13-6 final.

the seahawks taking on the chiefs in kansas city. getting it done with alex smith. only two, for 100 yards. the chiefs a win. 16 yards here. a couple of touchdowns. fourth quarter, chiefs down by three. no problem. davis with a 4-yard touchdown run. and the chiefs wind up beating the seahawks do with the 4090s -- 49ers. >> drew stanton taking over for the injured carson palmer. and the cardinals, no problem. stanton hits michael floyd. and he will take it in beautifully at the goal line. he was interfered with. it did not matter. 10-0, cardinals. and the 1st quarter, stanton did get intercepted a couple of times. 12 yards here. arizona holds up at 14-6. they are 6-0 at home. and 9-1 -- taking the nfc

apart. >> and sean hill getting the start here. and 63 yards here. you are feeling be upset with them leading denver 10-0 in the third. >> the broncos down by six. deep for sanders. ouch. rodney macleod laying it on thick. sanders will not return. but was able to walk off the field. the rams take the game 22-7. the broncos also lost their tight end, thompson, to an ankle injury. 22-7. hard to believe. >> the sharks and nhl hockey have one of their rookies do something that no previous rookie for the sharks has ever done before. not in team history. sports rap part 2 coming back. tag: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money

to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs-- helping dogs help people. someday, the sharks will play at home again. so far, the season is like one big long road trip.

sixteen of the first 21 on the road. not mattering a bit. not this afternoon. they have a rookie doing it up big. troy grosenick called up his debut in the net for the sharks. first period, fresh off a penalty, sharks full strength. tomas hertl shows his stuff. he gets the pocket back. manages to shoot and score. look at the replay. not pretty. but the fourth goal of the year. 1-0, sharks. back to troy grosenick. he is stellar in the net. forty-five saves against the hurricanes to complete the shut out of his debut. that is just unreal. no shark has ever done that. he has a lot to be proud of. the sharks do win. 2-0, on the road down in florida. >> i should mention some college basketball. sanford was victory is. over south dakota. >> kevin harvick not only wins a nascar event but he is also the sprint car champion of the

year. >> this is sporting life right now. we will have full warrior highlights tonight at 10:00. they are taking the lakers apart down south. >> the lakers are hurting this year. >> looks like good news for the bay area. >> that is what we want to hear. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, a surprise infection inside the locker room. >> thank you for making ktvu your source for news. >> we're here for you on ktvu.com, as well as facebook and twitter. see you tonight at 10:00 everybody.

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