on both sides of the bay and from coast to coast, thousands of people are on the move tonight conveying a crisis of confidence in police. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a second round of protests after a grand jury in new york decided it would not indict a white police officer in the death of a black man. the epicenter of the outrage is new york city where thousands of people shut down traffic, they also stopped the traffic on the brooklyn bridge. at one point protesters layed

down in front of a police car near the lighting of the national christmas tree. the protesters also closed a bridge and tunnel as they moved through the nation's capital. and in boston, thousands more marched around the city with the same call for justice. they stopped at a tree lighting event, the state house and city hall. the protesters also managed to get on to the major highway, interstate 90 before troopers moved them out. and we're seeing protests here in the bay area as well. a protest organized in san francisco temporarily stopped traffic. several muni lines were rerouted as protesters demanded justice. and across the bay area oakland, 75 people gathered at 14th and broadway and then marched through downtown. protesters held signs calling for an end to what they say is

police brutality. commuters also faced delays as b.a.r.t. temporarily closed down the fruitvale station and at one point a protester was throwing rocks. >> reporter: they are on the move frank, we understand the group slit into two different sections, one that is at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station right now. they've lowered the gate and closed that station now. all of them part of a national movement in what's become what some call are a crisis in confidence in police. >> reporter: the crowds of protesters have become a familiar sight. the chants a familiar sound. protesters in oakland thursday night marched with signs

reflected at scenes nationwide. feelings of rage and lost confidence in their police department. investigators found cleveland's police department has had a pattern of excessive force. >> the tragic losses of these and far too many other americans have sparked an important conversation between a trust that must be looked at between americans and law enforcement. after he put an unarmed black man garner in a lethal choke hold. garner, trayvon martin and brown. while the circumstances were different in cases.

andrew young talked about race and policing during his time with martin luther king jr. >> if you don't have community you're going to have chaos. well, we talk about buildings communities. that's by and large what we have to do. >> reporter: community building and some residents say more dialogue. >> the perception of black men across the count -- country is immoral, criminalizing them and not understanding them. when you don't understand something you go on the defense. >> what really matters is legislation that's passed to prevent such things from happening. >> we need leadership. black communities need leadership. >> reporter: clearly we have come a long way. >> reporter: and clearly is well, we have not come far enough. >> reporter: police tell me tonight, one patrolled car was damaged but other wise it's been peaful with protesters and police walking together, free

speech without a free for all. >> jana katsuyama in oakland tonight. jana thank you. one more protest to tell you about. the black student union shut down the bear cafe. that was significant because that's how long michael brown's body lied in the street in ferguson after he was killed by police. we're back on storm watch tonight amongst a brief break in the rain and this colorful sunset. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin joining us with our forecast. >> rain showers in the forecast from this system. very similar system in the last couple of weeks. notice this latitude very low latitude moisture. this moisture that's coming in will be warm, snow leving lev

-- know levels have been high. those showers will pick up tomorrow. so here's the computer model, 7:00 a.m. you can see some light drizzle showing up along the coast and in the bay. your morning commute for the most part, mostly cloudy and kind of drizzly, but as you get into lunchtime, look what happens here. showers start to move in. just about the time we get to 2:00 it really starts to rain around here. could see up to an inch of rain in some places tomorrow. when i come back, i'm going to roll this thing right into the afternoon. the 5:00 commute then beyond because there's more showers as we head toward the weekend as well. we'll see you back here after the break. stay with us for continuing coverage and turn to the ktvu morning team tomorrow for the latest on the rain showers and how they might affect your commute. payroll problems at the san francisco police department could be costing taxpayers a lot of money. ktvu's eric rasmussen has the result of recordkeeping problems and errors that led to overpaying some officers.

>> reporter: when payday comes, how closely do you look at your paycheck? some of us trust our employers to get it right. >> how closely do you look at your paycheck? >> some what accurately. >> reporter: that wasn't always haeping -- happening when they looked at the slice of a san francisco police department. including thousands of dollars paid out in overtime for officers working special events including parades. >> while we don't know the amount of errors we're seeing this is cig -- significant enough that we want to change. >> reporter: a review of 66 police time sheets revealed 66% were not signed or dated properly by the police department. >> our department is working hard to correct those and make sure from this time forward it doesn't happen again.

>> reporter: the department is still working to make sure officers who received extra bilingual pay are actually certified bid the city in a second language. one of the last steps collecting about $4,000 from officers who were overpaid more than a year ago. >> it's very tough to go back a year after the fact and that's to have that money reimbursed by the city. we're working with them closely. >> reporter: auditors say they found no wrong doing on the part of the officers themselves. they say a new automated system could solve the problems in the system. eric rasmussen. new at 10:00, a family owned business targeted by thieves at a time when their business should be thriving. what it contained cannot be replaced. ken pritchett is in the south bay now with the story, ken. >> reporter: well that large white trailer was hitched up to that pick up truck parked about where you see it in front of

this home in santa clara. it was stolen tuesday morning. what was inside that trailer would have been of very little value to thieves and it was priceless to the owners of that trailer hard working candy makers here in san jose. for dean and christian scott the holidays mean a lot of packing and a lot of cooking and baking. the owners of the artisan candies in san jose. >> it's crazy. >> it's going crazy because everybody wants candies and cakes. >> reporter: instead of focusing on candy making and profits they're dealing with a loss. >> oh not worth anything to anybody except us. >> no. yeah. >> it's part of our livelihood. that's why it hurts so bad. you know he was part of our family. >> reporter: he is george, the name they gave to this wooden hand built candy cart. >> i restored it. and it's one of a kind. we can't get another one. >> reporter: the cart was inside this white trailer hitched to a truck parked in front of their home. a granny surveillance camera

detected head lights at 1:11 tuesday. george was gone, a day before they were going to use it to sell candy. >> we had $12,000 worth of candy ready to go and we couldn't go. >> reporter: the cart is unique to their business affairs a thief might simply toss it out and keep the trailer. >> that's just a nightmare. it's been raining a couple of days and it is wood. >> and an old cart. >> rain is going to kill it. >> reporter: the cart contains signs, stools and other valuables. but. >> george is the main thing. >> that's really what we want back. >> reporter: the trailer says trailer plus on the back door and it had a roof rack on top, it was custom so that would set it apart. they've scoured the neighborhood looking for the cart, they're hoping others will do the same and call police if it's spotted. >> let's hope this publicity tonight will help them find

george. ken wayne, thank you. and there was good feeling and good music tonight in the glide christmas event. hundreds of people showed up, some paid $65 for a ticket. other paid $150,000 for a sponsorship and all seemed to enjoy the show. >> ♪ >> the annual event raises money for glide's many programs for the city's less fortunate and most kitchens which serves 850,000 meals each year. i told you about the rain headed our way. coming up i'll lay out the same power of this next system that lasts into the weekend. the warriors sign a new player for just one day. what makes this recruit from australia so special. and next -- >> an unexpected and unvaluable find by two bay area sewage maintenance workers and the

grateful couple who lost the item. >> and it's like a needle in a hay tack and we didn't think we were going to have a chance. -- a needle in a hay stack and we didn't think we were going to have a chance.

>> a bay area couple reunited with something very important. an engagement ring. it all started with a story right here on the 10:00 news. >> the couple says the ring was flushed down the toilet last month. ktvu's amber lee now live in pacifica with how crews made this unlikely find, amber. >> reporter: julie, we're at

lundie and ridgeway a quiet residential neighborhood. now residents tell me that it was a fluke that they were able to find this engagement ring under the home. >> my hands were full of soap and water, i had just flushed the toilet and the ring fell off my finger into the bowl. the ring was in the toilet and i was about to be in the toilet. >> reporter: in trouble sort to speak with his fiance. >> what did you say to him? >> not much. i was very quiet. >> reporter: that happened last month. warren says he wrote it off as a loss until about 2-1/2 weeks ago. >> i was watching channel 2 when i heard about the somebody having lost their ring or whatever, a ring or whatever it was down the plumbing. >> reporter: warren says because of ktvu's story about city workers helping someone retrieve a lost ring he called pacifica sewage department.

>> it's like a needle in the hay stack and we didn't think we were going to have a chance. >> going down. >> reporter: still martinez says his crew was in the area doing maintenance work and wanted to help. >> we can do our job and do something above and beyond at the same time. >> reporter: this is video from the camera that was lowered under ground for the search. water in the sewage pipe is usually murky. but the recent rains made it pretty clear. still the first time the camera was used to search on tuesday no ring. but this worker said he had a hunch, so the next day he gave it another shot and what do you know. >> it was gold so it was very shiny. we had a light on the camera, so i was able to -- we were able to see quite well, all the scars and wounds lit up and we had the right conditions. >> reporter: another worker scoops the ring up with a net. >> it was in the mud. we were like it's right there so we got it out. >> reporter: much to the surprise of everyone involved. >> that was amazing. it's good to know people really care. >> it wasn't something in their

job description. it's just something they wanted to do. >> thank you guys. thank you for that. >> reporter: the ring was found about 1,000 feet from the couples home. they tell me they never expected to get it back especially because it was lost a month ago. >> what are the chances. that is just so nice they found that. amber lee, thanks amber. >> love that story. well crews are setting up efforts to fix a massive sink hole in san francisco's inner rich neighborhood. the hole is 9 feet deep. city crews say a storm rain pipeline broke. gas and water service has not been restored to the neighborhood but it will take time to fix the sewer line. it is expected to be done by monday or tuesday. the chief of san mateo county central fire department is free on bail after pleading not guilty to grand theft and

fraud. investigators say he and his wife set up credit cards under fake names then withdrew money. the chief was released on $80,000 bail and ordered to surrender his passport. his wife already left the country but will face charges if she's found. fast food workers held a ruckus but peaceful protest this afternoon they stormed into a bay area mcdonalds demanding a pay raise. >> reporter: the take over happened in seconds in this mcdonalds. thousands urged employees to walk off the job and they did. it's part of a push to form a union. >> everyone gets treated like we're smaller than everyone else. the pay shows. >> reporter: the march was led

by a mcdonalds employee christopher higgenbachem. >> the pay doesn't go far. in and out, when you're paid it's gone. >> reporter: and many say it doesn't go far. >> we're color blind here. it doesn't matter. we all have one purpose and that's to survive with dignity. >> $15 is not a lot but it's a start in the right direction. >> reporter: the employees say they just want a little more to get by. >> we need that money just to support our families and everything. my coworkers need that for their children and everything. just to have a livable life. >> reporter: protesters hope that the display will be a message corns -- message corporations will hear loud and clear. >> we want a fair shake. >> it's a movement. we're not going to stop here. >> we're here to stay and we're

here to fight. >> reporter: police say they cooperated with demonstrators. they made no arrests and no property was damaged. reporting in oakland, cristina rendon, ktvu news. got a few areas of fog out there right now. here comes the next weather system. it gets here by tomorrow afternoon. after lunchtime, showers already showing up on the north coast. we've got a lot of fog out there right now. we'll come in a little bit closer as we look at the showers. the moisture at the surface is creating areas of dense fog out by berkeley, up by albany, over toward tunnel road up in berkeley. out toward oakland as well and on the bay bridge. dense fog advisories if you're going over the bay bridge you might see them flashing the dense fog sign. fog in neighborhoods tomorrow morning for sure. around 7:00 a.m., it gets mostly cloudy and not from fog but from high clouds. we start to see light sprinkles. morning commute mostly dry. but cloudy and just that kind of maybe intermittent wiper thing. it shouldn't be a big deal breaker for the morning

commute. but then when we get to lunchtime you will see here comes the weather system down shore. then it's raining pretty much. scattered showers, we've seen breaks. most folks take around 3:00 or 4:00 it's going to be kind of wet. at 5:00 it's moving to the west. snow levels are high. we get into friday evening and it starts to dry out. but then there's another system back here that's going to impact us for saturday as well. actually one for sunday afternoon. when i come back i'll dial those in. just know tomorrow morning's commute mostly dry, cloudy. tomorrow afternoon's commute dry. a young man with a big wish to play with the warriors. >> he said it can't be at game time. i said i'm fine with that. i'm happy to watch. >> his cancer survival story and the bond he built with andrew bogut from australia.

>> a powerful storm is expected to hit the philippines tomorrow. what one local family worries the most. ♪

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love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. a powerful storm the entering the philippines. and strengthening as it goes. right now the storm is on track to hit the central philippines tomorrow. it is the same area devastated by super typhoon hayan last year. azenith smith joins us live. she's in san jose after speaking with a family who's worried about their loved ones. >> a lot of people in the bay area who have family in the philippines including myself are saying no, not again. this typhoon is not supposed to be as strong as typhoon layan but it's expected to hit the areas barely recovering from last time. it was a little more than a

year ago that typhoon hayan left thousands of people dead or missing. now that same area is expected to be hit with yet another storm. >> if it's going to hit us hard or even close to how it was with hayan, they are going to go through the same thing. they're going to be suffering again. >> typhoon ruby is said to make land fall in central philippines saturday, tomorrow our time. rosemary's daughter lives in habu. mostly all their family lives in lete. fortunately her family members survived but she fears for their safety this time. >> i don't know if they're going to survive another hit. >> reporter: long lines for groceries and fuel can be seen in the city haddest hit from the -- hardest hit from typhoon

hayan. that's why missions are braving the storm and preparing for help. >> we need to have a way that can be ready to go. money, food, that kind of thing. >> people have been hearing this since this week. we've been trying to get a quick response to get communities together. >> reporter: rosemary miguel says all she can do right now is pray, pray her loved ones ride out this storm like they did the last. >> my prayers is just for them. survival. >> reporter: and the philippines president is urging a quick response. the military is on alert and thousands of families have been evacuated from low lying and coastal areas. julie. >> sending prayers their way. azenith thank you. in southern california a huge clean up is under way after storms there triggered mud slides. heavy equipment was needed to remove several feet of mud in river side county near gilman

hot springs which is about 80 miles southeast of los angeles. mud slides trapped about 40 people in their cars and they had to be rescued. the national weather recorded two to 4-inches of rain in just a few hours. a preschool is closed after several children are hurt. and an evacuation of a homeless encampment. a fan made a medical rebound and traveled thousands of miles to watch his idol. and you can get ktvu news to go, download the ktvu app, click on the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device.

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story, the warriors -- really nice story. the warriors had an extra player on their roster today. he didn't really play but that didn't matter. >> everybody knows bogut the center but tonight fans met his good buddy trent frost. he's 20 and from a town of 20,000. plunged into the pageantry and pandemonium of what is an nba game. it hardly seems real. >> no it doesn't. i'm expecting to wake up any time now. >> reporter: he was part of the shoot around. he first met bogut in

melbourne. he had barely been diagnosed with leukemia and not expected to survive. >> i can't thank them enough. they've gone above and beyond with the one day contract they set up. >> we want to offer you a contract. >> reporter: frost was signed to a one day deal. >> we're privileged and honored that you're a member of our organization officially now. >> reporter: although they couldn't guarantee he would play. >> he said i can't promise any game time but i said i'm happy with that. i'm happy to watch. >> reporter: watch he did with his mom and grand dad, mother and sister all traveling with him. basketball is not as big in australia. his sister his bone marrow donor who ultimately saved his life. >> seeing his smile is this best thing ever. it makes my smile to see him smile. >> reporter: bos beat the odds going into remission finally

allowing him to travel to watch the man who had been keeping track of him for months. >> he would be in his bed and yell, mom i got a tweet from andrew. he was so excited. >> reporter: and he was so excited about being a warrior himself. >> you don't know how strong you are until strong is the only option. >> reporter: he traveled with momentums and memories he hopes now to stay healthy and become a police officer. frank and julie, the warriors hope to host several other make a wish families as the season continues. >> i love the way they signed him but could not guarantee he would play. he looked so happy out there. >> what a story for him and for all of us, thanks debora. it was also a special night for a boy's team.

it's part of the team's plan to help the high school players through a tough period. last month one of their teammates 16-year-old rodney fraizer was shot and killed outside his home. >> seeing my kids smile and seeing their eyes light up after what we've been through the last few weeks it's been amazing that the warriors would do this for them. >> reporter: last night a group of warriors including steve kerr attended the warriors home game. a preschool in fremont is temporarily shut down after an accident there injured two people. a bookcase fell during nap time at the enlight preschool almost two weeks ago. one child suffered a fractured skull. another had facial injuries. now the department of social services has temporarily cancelled the school's license. the school didn't seek immediate medical attention for the which i -- attention for the children and made

unapproved chains. flavio caballero, oscar aruilas and morgan are accused of the fatal shooting of nathaniel torrez in the town of windsor last june. three other teens were wounded. prosecutors have not said what the motive may have been. a san leandro police officer was seriously injured today when he was hit-and-run over bay car. officers arrested a young man at the scene but spent hours looking for the female driver. they finally found the girl who was 16 years old and arrested her late this afternoon. as rob roth found out, it started adds -- started as a neighbor looking out for other neighbors. >> reporter: it started as a call to police. >> someone was using the

restroom on the street. someone called and it blew out to what happened. >> reporter: what happened occurred on broadmore boulevard. as police was talking to the people inside, the passenger opened the door and started to run. >> when the driver of the vehicle quickly accelerated, narrowly hit the officer and actually struck the second officer and ran over him. >> reporter: at least one of the officers drew his gun. >> in self-defense, the officers fired at the driver of the vehicle. >> reporter: police found the nissan maxima with this license plate a few hours later in east oakland. it had bullet holes in it. police arrested the passenger. the officer suffered serious but nonlife threatening injuries. >> there appears to be a substantial amount of blood at the scene that was from the police officer who was doing nothing more than responding to

a routine call for service. >> reporter: a call for service in a neighborhood that residents say they look out for one another. >> there's a school two blocks away. 7:30 in the morning, people are walking their dogs. people are walking to work, people are walking to school. so, it's really out of the ordinary. >> in san leandro, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a billion dollar lawsuit against apple. the two lead plaintiffs bought ipods that aren't covered by the lawsuits. today was the third day of testimony, the judge ordered written arguments from attorneys on why that trial should proceed. a big win for the south bay, the sports competition returning to san jose. >> storm front is inching its

way into the bay area. i'm timing when the heart of the system will hit your area. >> but first, a family's search for justice. two years after a woman was shot in the head while riding her bike.

new at 10:00, an east bay family is looking for justice two years after their loved one was killed in berkeley. on december 4, 2012, 50-year- old pamela mullens was shot in the head while riding her bike near long fellow middle school. the crime scene was just a block from her apartment. mullens family held a vigil tonight hoping someone would come forward. >> she didn't deserve it. she didn't deserve to die the way she was murdered. >> reporter: mullens family says she was making a quick trip to the store and they

believe she was confronted. berkeley police told us they don't believe it was a random incident. police are offering a $15,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. an east bay parent walked into their 12-year-old daughter's bedroom and found a registered sex offender in there with her. that parent was able to held jose simentil until police arrived. police say he befriended the 12- year-old girl and contacted her through a texting app. he now faces one count of burglary. bill cosby is trying to take action against one of his accusers calling her claims baseless. julie huff claims cosby molested her when she was only 15. she filed suit under a state law covering under aged victims of sex crimes.

cosby's attorney asked a court to dismiss her claim saying she tried to extort $200,000 from cosby. today the u.s. navy revoked cosby's honorary title of petty officer. a military group released a video of luke summers. al-qaida and the arabian peninsula says he will be killed in three days if its demands aren't met. the rescue attempt was made last month but summers had already been relocated. the olympic trials for the 2016 summer games will be held in san jose. dozens of young gymnasts were on hand to help deliver the

exciting news. the competition is scheduled for early july in 2016 at the sap center. the event is one of the key qualifying competitions before the summer olympics in rio de janeiro. san jose hosted the olympic trials back in 2006. and it was all about getting into the spirit. today was the holiday stroll in the oakland hills. brought out a pretty nice crowd to celebrate the community. dozens of businesses stayed open late. many of them offering music and drinks. santa claus also made a visit. he cruised through the streets in a classic car and after took pictures with the kids. and our chief meteorologist bill martin is back.

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time is up for people living in a large homeless encampment in san jose named the jungle. officers posted eviction notices. despite help from the city, many people say they have nowhere to go. >> that's my yard right there. >> reporter: thomasjimenez says he had a king sized bed in that house and wall to wall carpet. now what he has left is packed into a small shopping cart. >> we're already homeless. and now we're really homeless. they don't want us to be on the street but now they're taking this away from us, so where are we going to go. >> reporter: jimenez isn't

among those who have been replaced. >> we have two pit bulls, a lot of clothes, a lot of stuff. >> reporter: the dogs make alternate housing a challenge plus jimenez doesn't want to be separated from his girlfriend and their adoptive daughter and her boyfriend. >> i have to figure out where i'm going from there. >> reporter: the group decides to migrate to the wal-mart parking lot where many others have congregated. >> they have a uhaul coming. >> reporter: the hope is that the person coming with a uhaul will transport them some where else. >> we're doing so far right now. now they're rethinking the motel idea hoping to sneak the dogs in after all but the uhaul at least on this trip has passed them by. and while the people are now gone, city officials say will take them two weeks to fully clear the degree out of the

jungle. in san jose, ann rubin. ktvu news. a nasa mission is on hold until tomorrow. the space agency scrubbed this morning's test flight of the next generation orion rocket. about 100 people gathered at nasa aims research center hoping to watch orion blast off from cape canaveral in florida but there were set backs. at first a boat strayed into the law firm area and then the winds became too strong. finally nasa was troubled by a valve issue. nasa says it will try again tomorrow about 4:00 a.m. our time. starbucks is offering a way to avoid long lines in the new mobile ordering feature. people in portland oregon can begin using their mobile phones to make orders. when you arrive your coffee should be ready. the san francisco company listen to this, uber is now

valued at $40 billion. that makes it one of the most valuable privately held companies in the world. uber raised more than a billion dollars in it latest round of funding from venture capitalists but you will recall an uber executive came under fire for suggests that the company pay $1 million to dig up information about a reporter who was not fond of the company. a stimulus package calming fears of a recession. oakland's first friday festival has been cancelled tomorrow because of the rain. the event is usually held rain or shine on the first friday of every month in oakland's uptown district. but organizers cancelled the event because of the amount of rain in the forecast. also there will not be a first friday on january 2 so the next event will fall on february 6. we're talking about more

rain headed our way in the forecast. before that happens, we have a bunch of fog out there. look at this shot from san francisco. that's the bay bridge off in the distance. what this is is a coastal fog and valley fog mixing up. we have a real dense fog in san francisco on the bay bridge and on the golden gate bridge. visibility low in emoryville and oakland as well. be careful as you travel about tomorrow. we're going to see a change in the weather again tomorrow as this next system we've talked about it already. kind of pushes off to us and what it'll do is it'll increase the cloud cover tomorrow and the subtropical moisture. look where it's coming from right. a lot of subtropical cool and warm air is going to dump pretty good rainfall on us later in the day from about noon to 4:00 or 5:00 in the afternoon. at least that's how it looks like now. we're going to talk about the fog out by alameda. fog highway 24 at the tunnel here. and then fog out on toward berkeley and out toward albany. just be ready for that.

not seeing it in the valleys we're seeing it right now around the bay. here's the next weather system that comes in here tomorrow afternoon. all day it's increasing the clouds. it starts raining in the afternoon. you will see that in the computer model. the heaviest rain should be later in the afternoon. really just right before the early afternoon commute. and a little bit on the afternoon commute because it's friday. people bail out a little early. 7:00a.m. tomorrow morning, clouds, widely scattered, maybe some drizzle. a little bit of glaze. you see the system slide through. 6:00 tomorrow. you're still seeing scattered showers east of the bay area. so afternoon commute tomorrow looks wet. then we go into saturday morning, a few showers lingering in the early morning. saturday doesn't look like a bad day. saturday afternoon a few clouds, maybe a sprinkle. then here we go into sunday. sunday morning, sunday afternoon. so we get away with, but i think saturday and sunday there's a good chance for a stray sprinkle but i wouldn't change my plans based on what

i'm seeing here. tomorrow or sunday night this next system wants to roll in and bring us some rain. potentially sunday night into monday morning. did you get all that? the story is tomorrow morning. dry commute for the most part with lots of clouds and rain on the early afternoon commute. and then spotty showers saturday and sunday. but not enough to mess your plans around too much. i think it's just going to be stray sprinkle. nothing organized. tomorrow you'll notice it and getting out of town is going to be a drag because it's friday and wet. >> i can imagine the commute is going to be a battle. >> count on it. developing news. we just got news that a car struck a pedestrian crossing the san francisco's ocean highway. police received the call just

before 9:00. the pedestrian was on the j.f.k. drive on the east of golden gate park. if you're a warrior fan go ahead and dream big. why not? it's not just that they're winning, but it's come to the point where not even for a moment is there any doubt about who's going to come out victorious. franchise record tieing 11th consecutive win. just clean fun all night. against one of the most elite young player, anthony davis. 30 points, 16 rebounds, three blocks. but the story belongs to steph and the warriors. 19 points he had. watch him zip it around. three. just like that. they begin to break it away. also for curry on the evening, four steals, get the break rolling. and that's just the way it's going. barnes by the way 17 points. 10 rebounds. and then, the play of the night may be because there's a lot of

them. steph with the steal watch them go behind the back, to himself, behind the back. to clay thompson and there you go. 23 for steph a blow out victory. turning that crowd on again. 112-85 with 11 straight wins now. another winning streak in progress. scored 11 straight goals. the sharks had to sweat it out for their third straight win. they started the night down 2- 0. now trailing 4-3 second period. patty marlow shot. pavelski with the rebound. he had a couple of goals as did tyler kennedy. redirects, 5-4 lead. never relinquished it and three consecutive victories for the sharks. got the battle of the bay to talk about. oakland is the place. raiders hosting the 49ers sunday. see if the silver and black are

doing any extra home work preparing for collin kaepernick. we've got sports part two next.

simply put you know it this is the raiders super bowl. win sunday and you have something to give you a little

amnesia about the rest of the season. and you have to be dealing with collin kaepernick. when asked about facing him sio moore didn't seem impressed. >> he plays quarterback. so there's a lot of other quarterbacks in the league. and you know respect the team. we're going to go in there and play our game. so i mean, i'm not going to look at it as another quarterback that's a name. it's a team. we have to go deep. >> tony romo night, chicago. niner fans watching with interest with the wild card situation in mind. hoping the cowboys would lose. not even close. romo three touchdown passes. to beasley and the boys roll 21- 28 over the bears. by the way demarco murray 179 yards rushing for the cowboys. a's fans you know how upset you were when you heard josh donaldson was traded.

think of the other side of the coin. there was at least one toronto fan who didn't appreciate her favorite player lori being traited. >> number three, i was positive they would trade him back today. that guy is going to be doing good. there's never going to trade him back. >> well, we'll see. we'll see if we will get bret lori back some day. >> we won't. >> six years old. big time baseball fan. her dad tried to comfort her there. maybe they'll get him back. >> you have to say that for spring training and show it to bret lori and say. look at this. >> maybe we can get ahold of her and tell her -- >> bring them together. >> we're never going to win again. >> giant fans knew what that was like when they were kids and they traded willie mays. >> you know. your story. >> i was 20. >> we have that tape.

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