night two of chaos in the east bay from peaceful protests to violent demonstration. and right now authorities are trying to get traffic moving again after protesters block a busy highway. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. demonstrators are on the move tonight angry about the deaths of unarmed blacks in ferguson missouri and new york. a large group of protesters gathered in bergly and moved to highway 24th in oakland where they were able to block a freeway. cara liu was at the scene of

the violence. >> reporter: we did see a number of protesters get on the freeway state 24 earlier tonight as you mentioned. we also heard reports on social media of a chp vehicle on fire. where we are right now here at shadock and dwight you can see what happened to this radio shack. a couple of smashed windows. one reporter told me a vandal smashed his way in with a hammer. and several protesters tried to stop him. they were trying to stop the vandalism and the looting and one of them got hit in the head in the from says. a worker -- hit in the head by a protester. we did see what looked like tear gas being deployed several times in that area. some of the protesters were able to get on the freeway. we did lose site of them at that point. shortly after we did see a

number of additional chp units rushing into the area. this protest got started with well over 600 or 700 strong marching through berkeley. the chants ranged from no justice no peace, to shame on you to things we cannot repeat on television. stopping many times to rally the crowds. >> i'm really happy how everybody is. everything is going well. we're going to keep going we're not going to stop. >> i was out there last night for a little bit. i'm outraged that my tax dollars are going to police brutality and excessive force. >> i think we're all trying to stay as peaceful as possible. but we're all keeping eyes on the people that are bad. but we're ultimately just trying to get our message heard. that we're tired of the police brutality and incarceration rates are skewed definitely

toward minorities. >> reporter: i got off the phone with chp, eastbound 24 the back up and reopened at 9:30. right now the clairmont onramp is shut down so you want to avoid that area. last night these protests lasted well past midnight. are you getting a sense this is still going to continue. i understand there are still protesters on telegraph in berkeley. >> reporter: we definitely heard from a will the of the protesters saying they wanted to keep this issue front and center. that they weren't going to let up. that is certainly a likely possibility. >> cara liu, live in berkeley. berkeley businesses already on edge. wooden boards replaced glass at several stores and businesses. police made at least half a dozen arrests when things started to get out of hand. coming up at 10:30 tonight, we'll take a closer look at the damage from last night's protests. we have some developing news to tell you about right now. there has been an officer

involved shooting in oakland. and we're told it involves san leandro police. the incidents began in san leandro where a police car got shot up and an officer may have been injured. an apparent pursuit ended in oakland. we have no details on the police shoot out there but an unidentified person was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. we will be following this story and try to get you more details throughout this newscast. we'll also be posting updates on facebook and twitter. in other news it was a big day for bay area football fans. the two teams hadn 't met on the football field since 2011. but today 49ers traveled across the bay to take on the raiders. the game took a little bit of an unexpected turn as the nfl's worse team proved to be the best in the bay area. at least for today. not the kind of outcome a lot of people expected today. >> yeah, no but sports fans across the bay had this one very much on their radar.

you know it is sports fandom 101. when things aren't going your way you enjoy taking down your rivals. and the 49ers did that today. third quarter niners up 13-10. hart to reiss no relation. carr to rivera, 24-13. carr was magnificent. final chance for the niners late. kaepernick intercepted by charles woodson. 24-13 the raiders shock the 49ers. 2-11 but they didn't play like it and they certainly didn't

look like it today. for fans this battle today was either the best or worse of time as scott said. depending on what team you were rooting for. >> debora villalon here now with reaction to what raiders fans called their super bowl. >> they know they're not going to the real one so today was for pride. for bragging rights and yes possibly keeping the niners out of the play offs. >> reporter: within families there are rivalries. >> niners. >> reporter: and within the bay area family, people tend to split niners or raiders. >> you don't take it serious. it's all in fun. you don't take it personal. at the end of the day there's still love and we're family. >> we're not in the stadium but we're here to be family, fun, love each other and at the end of the day go home. >> reporter: the battle of the bay, a family reunion if there

ever was one. >> kaepernick is the worse quarterback i have ever seen in my life. >> this game right here is bigger than the super bowl. this game right here i have to hear for 365 days. >> reporter: 49er fans sounded off. >> you have to get your game together. we lost to the weakest quarterback in the nfl. >> reporter: the talk wasn't about win-loss records but about winning this one. >> we know we didn't have a good team. but it was the battle of the day. we needed that. >> even though they're not playing for a play off spot, it makes me believe they're still fighting for the fans. they want to win. >> they have a new stadium. they have a new place to play. we have the old coliseum. we always never get the respect that we deserve but today we earned the respect. >> the bay area rivalry. i think the 49ers were up for

it. they knew the fans were expecting. they gave a little extra because the fans were wanting this win. >> reporter: at the game today the alameda county sheriff's department made several arrests for fighting or drunkenness but no repeat of the serious problems this match has seen in the past. many fans remark the atmosphere was friendly, competitive but respectful. exactly what you would hope for from a big football family. heather. >> thanks, deb. more details now on the 49ers-raiders rivalry. the teams they used to be once a year in the preseason. but the violence that erupted at the game in san francisco back in 2011, ended their annual series. that's when multiple fans broke out inside and outside candle stick. a man was beaten unconscious and two people were shot in the parking lot that year. they both survived. a shooting outside a popular british pup in downtown san jose has left a man in

critical condition. the shooting happened on west santa clara street. a person at the pub told us the victim was a pub security guard but was off duty. he said that police made an arrest and that officers are looking at the pub surveillance video to try to determine what happened. there are also reports the shooting may have been connected with the battle of the bay rivalry but we have not yet been able to confirm that. new at 10:00, their story has reached thousands. young football players from richmond with a goal of playing in the national championship tournament. today their goal became a reality as the team stepped on a football field in florida. their trip was funded in part by all of you ktvu viewers and people aross the country touched by the story of the richmond steelers. our amber lee first told us about this story of the players trying to survive gun violence

and play football. she followed the team to florida. >> reporter: it's game time in kissimmee, orlando. the opening of the championship. 150 teams from around the country. game time for the richmond steelers, high noon. jersey, helmet and cleats on. a show of support for each other. >> so people can know that we're close. i think about this could be my brothers. they're like my brothers and sisters. >> on the hop to the sideline. on the hop. >> reporter: even on the road rituals are as important as warm ups. >> amen, amen, let's go. >> reporter: a season of 11 wins and one loss earned them a spot here. but today's game against the

pepper mill pirates from maryland was tough. the opponent got out ahead to an early lead and scored often. >> the richmond steelers are a long way from home, they're on a journey about football and more. what it means to win and lose on and off the field. >> it teaches them to want more. you know to strive to be the best at everything. not just football, school. >> it was kind of good on the first half when we walked up on the second half. >> reporter: it was in the fourth quarter, that the youngsters showed the spirit that has helped them survive the gun violence they often see in their community. >> what do you want to do? hit the hole. hit it again. you hear me. >> reporter: 11-year-old cannon number five scored a touchdown putting what would turn out to be the team's only points on the board. >> i just wanted to, get the ball, run my fasters down the

field. >> reporter: still elijah says he misses a boy and a coach that were killed by gun violence. for many players it was the first time out of richmond or the bay area, the first plane ride, a new environment. >> i hope what they take out of it is you can do anything you put your mind to. >> reporter: the steelers play again tuesday. another chance at a trophy. a loss on the football field today. final score 26-6 but this journey a win. >> i learned that we have to come hard from the start to the finish. >> we didn't do the best job today. but the team that does it the best, what happened? >> wins. >> and the team that doesn't do it good what happened. >> lose. >> amen, amen, amen. >> amber lee, ktvu channel 2

news. a typhoon turns deadly in the philippines. the lessons learned that helped save lives during this storm. and remembering a day that lives in infamy. >> it happened so fast and quick. it was only about 10 minutes of action. >> we'll hear from some of the last survivors. most of the weekend has been dry, but we are tracking a weather system to the north. coming up we'll look at monday shower chances and a much stronger storm that shows up. ♪ with kaiser permanente,

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lessons learned apparently saved lives in the philippines this weekend. mass evacuations to avoid a typhoon kept the number of casualties low. the storm made land fall yesterday killing at least three people but it was not nearly as deadly as last year's devastating typhoon hayan. a million people fled to shelters days in advance. including a man who lost his parents in hayan. >> i'm the last one that's alive, so i kept praying, please god help us, please god help us, please god help us. >> you think he did? >> yes. >> tonight that typhoon has

weakened but is still packing wind of about 70 miles per hour. today marks 73 years since the deadly attack on pearl harbor. the surprise assault to the naval base in hawaii was carried out by japanese bombers on this day to 1941. today thousands of veterans and survivors attended a ceremony at pearl harbor to remember that tragic day. about 2,500 people were killed and another 1,000 were wounded. the united states declared war on japan on december 8 marking the nation's entry into world war ii. described by president roosevelt as a date that will live in infamy. >> there are fewer and fewer of them each year. the survivors of the attack on pearl harbor. almost 3/4 of a century ago. >> we didn't go to bed for days. >> reporter: ferrell was in a

launch. >> we were there trying to get the people off that was hurt and everything and take them over the landing so they could get them to the hospital. >> we ask now father that you will join us this morning and honor these men and women and sacrifices that were made that morning in pearl harbor. >> reporter: francis was righted in middle of the action. stationed on the destroying u .s.s.bagley. >> i was a destroyer and they weren't after us. >> reporter: it was a different story for george larsen who was at a lighthouse on diamond head, who was too far to help. >> it happened so fast. there was only about 10 minutes

of action. there was nothing i could do but watch the action. >> reporter: the living link to one of the biggest chapters in american history almost gone. >> the audacity of those bastards. that's what i thought. >> coming up at 10:35, ktvu's mike mibach talks with a hayward man who describes how he survived that featful day and how he's lived his life since. a firefighter was arrested on suspicious of burglary and elder abuse. craig white of roseville used his status as a firefighter to gain entry to several homes in citrus heights then he went through the homeowners medicine cabinets to look for drugs. sacramento's fire chief reacted today to the arrest. >> if he's going around taking things from people, well he is

a grinch that stole some people's christmas. >> craig white remains in custody and on administrative leave from the fire department. he is scheduled to be arranged on tuesday. an accident in oakland has investigators asking for help to find the suspect. when the driver got out of the vehicle he was struck by a silver bmw. the bmw left the scene. the bmw driver is described as a black man wearing jeans, sneakers, a parka and baseball cap. he was seen carrying a briefcase and a bag. well most of the weekend has been dry right now. we're tracking some clouds out there and fog developing and some showers out to the north

of the bay area. here is the most recent imagery in mendecino. we have clouds in place. as we mentioned fog forming. turn to shower chances in the short term. we have a chance we could get a few scattered showers overnight tonight into monday morning. the best chance will be up to our north especially once again to the north. all that moisture is close enough we could squeeze out a sprinkle or light shower. that's a fairly weak system approaching northern california. but a much different storm in fact. a much stronger storm developing way offshore. you can see thousands of miles offshore. this will be the key factor of our forecast for thursday. we have a lot of rain to talk about. some very strong winds as well with that storm. we have the full update coming up at 3:00. we have new developments now on a shooting that happened a little more than an hour ago

in san leandro. the person being chased rammed a police car and shots were fired. the person in the vehicle that was being chased was killed. we just learned the san leandro police officer has been h ospitalized with injuries. the duke and dutchess of cambridge touched down in new york city today. the places that prince william and kate will visit during their stay. and kids that code. the increasing number of children learning computer programming skills.

>> aaa shows the national average at 3.18 the average. for california $2.98. the average is 3.15 in san francisco and $2.98 in san

jose. this week millions of students across the country will try their luck at computer programming. it's part of a nationwide effort called the hour of code. ktvu's azenith was in silican valley today where they're hoping to spark student's interest in technology. >> reporter: at hufner in palo alto the excitement is building. as children ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade are programming robots. >> in this day and age so many things are programmed with computer programs. >> reporter: through the nonprofit code.org and backed by big tech companies it encourages students to spend 60 minutes learning how to code.

>> kids are graduating im20, 30, computer science is going to be so foundational. >> reporter: these young children will join millions of other students during national computer science education week. olivia sinternock says children will be better prepared for the future. >> there's going to be better opportunities available for you. it will enable you to get better jobs. computer programs are getting paid now more than 40% of the population. >> you're basically moving guard. >> reporter: for anabel honesine. >> i'm trying to make it into a gem and change colors. >> reporter: she already has her sights set at becoming a coding teacher. these students are hoping to turn an hour of code into a lifetime of learning for them and their parents. >> computer science is a part of pretty much every single field today. >> reporter: tech start ups help teach these classes. the tech class starts tomorrow

and takes place all week. azenith smith. the duke and dutchess of cambridge are in new york tonight. cameras caught them going into the carlisle hotel. among the items of itinerary a visit to the 9/11 museum, a black tie event and a knicks game. >> we're so excited. i'm trying to get tickets to the knicks game they're attending. i think it'll be great. >> reporter: all eyes are on what the future queen is wearing and her baby bump. the couple's first son george did not attend. >> man your stations, battle stations. >> what the east bay man, he opens up about the emotions of that day and the pride he feels

about serving his country. but first clean up has begun in berkeley after chaos broke out near the campus last night. a look at the damage done already as protesters take to the streets again tonight. i love this new sirachi burger. it's siracha. sluracha? no. si-rah-chah. siriracha. no. watch how i say it. si-rah-cha. that's not helping. bam! that's jack's new spicy sriracha burger comin' in all hot and melty with jalapeños and bacon! but the best part? it's not just sriracha sauce, it's creamy sri-rah... slur-rah cha... whatever it's called, it's awesome sauce.

well authorities are trying to keep tonight's protest from escalating in berkeley. that's what happened last night. police fired tear gas and after warning the protesters to disperse, they started throwing items. two officers were injured. the department also released the photo of a police vehicle that was vandalized. organizers had planned a peaceful protest last night just as they had tonight. noelle walker was in berkeley

today looking at the damage. >> reporter: broken glass and plywood where windows should be. in a season that's meant to share peace on earththere were signs that there was no peace on earth last night. >> it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: some protesters vandalized businesses. police used tear gas. there were rocks thrown, rubber bullets fired. while some protesters protected businesses trying to keep the focus on the message. >> it's just fighting violence with violence that we don't need. >> reporter: that's how a protest against police violence ended saturday night. moby thoebald was walking home when a store front was destroyed. >> it lapses into distraction. >> reporter: today the sign at radio shack said open but the metal curtain and boarded up

window said otherwise. trader joes was open inside but still showed scars outside. >> i didn't think anything like that could happen in berkeley. >> reporter: if chatter is any speculation, it seems there should be protests in the next several days. and it seems that the police department anticipated that, keeping barriers up outside of the department. >> it's not good for anyone. this doesn't help anyone. police militarization hurting everyone. it's really sad. >> we want to give you an update on the protests unfolding tonight in berkeley and berkeley. highway24 has reopened after police removed dozens of protesters from the roadway. about 700 demonstrators gathered around 5:30 at bancroft in berkeley. they are angry over the deaths

of unarmed blacks at the hands of police officers. protesters made their way toward shadock and 57th and in some cases some property was damaged along the way. the protesters ended up at highway 24. the highway patrol reported officers deployed tear gas into the crowd at some points. there are reports several people have been injured and were also just getting reports of at least two highway patrol vehicles being vandalized. this week richmond police will launch a program to wear body cameras on their clothing. the department says the cameras will help officers and the public. 15 uniformed officers will start wearing them tomorrow as part of a test program. in january about 100 more cameras will be available for the rest of the department. a study police camera for a southern california department found a 60% drop of the use of force and an 88% drop in the number of citizen complaints. happening now, lane closures on a busy south bay

roadway. the transportation authority says paving work will restrict lanes on stevens creek boulevard at the interstate 880 pass. one lane will be open in both directions during the work which is set to start at 10:00 tonight that's when it was supposed to start the lanes are set to reopen at 5:00 tomorrow morning. similar closures are set for monday and tuesday nights. it was 73 years ago today that the japanese attacked pearl harbor. a teenage sailor from hayward survived that day. he's now 92 years old. he says he wasn't scared he was just too busy trying to stay alive. our mike mibacl spoke with him at his home -- mike mibach. >> reporter: curious about his crop, he's a proud man. >> what's the favorite thing to eat that you grow? >> almost anything. but apricots are good.

here's a big one. look at the size of that sucker. >> peppers. >> reporter: he's a story teller. who at 92 years old and living in hayward takes us back when he was 19. >> this was taken on the ship. >> reporter: and to pearl harbor. >> it says man your stations, this is no joke. man your station, battle stations, man them. >> reporter: back row right with the mustache, he was an electrician. just off battleship row preparing for repairs when the japanese attacked. >> i got this right here. >> reporter: 24 americans were wounded. >> what was i going to do. they're either going to let me out or they're going to sink me. we'll what do you want? well i want to get out. >> reporter: the hornet now docked in alameda. on the 73rd anniversary it will be aboard the hornet.

sev era will share his memories, a day his wife says he does not like to talk about too often. >> he didn't talk about the service for years and years and years because it just, like most of us too painful to talk about. >> reporter: with the little money they had the two who met in hayward after the war married in reno september 9, 1950. >> she was treated well. >> oh hush. >> reporter: 54 years later the love. >> it was so quick i tell you i wasn't sure i was married or not. >> reporter: and laughter are still there. >> i just had how many 18 battle stars plus 21 i think all together. even got a good conduct one which really surprised me. >> i got about eight or nine trees, that's enough for me. >> reporter: after the navy, the sav era s had eight children, built homes and cared for his yard. >> right now would be pruning time. >> reporter: he calls it a hobby now but in his eyes you can see the passion. >> that's a sized apricot that will fit into that box right

there. i will get by. >> reporter: he spoke about his passion about being a sailor on the u.s. navy. >> i'm very proud of myself. and i don't like to take crap from nobody. you know. i walk the earth with pride and that's what i do. >> reporter: a navy veteran, pearl harbor survivor. >> i volunteer so i just leave them there. >> reporter: 73 years later, still walking his deck with pride. >> i have to get ready to prune. >> reporter: mike mibach. >> boy that is something else. >> and he's got the good conduct medal. >> right. >> that's a big deal. >> very big deal. >> great story mike mibach. some of the best football players on the west coast were in oakland today. >> they showed off their skills for a big competition. the program that makes it all possible. >> and in weather, we're still tracking showers to the north. where we will have fog first thing in the morning and a round of significant rain to

talk about. we'll have our full forecast, coming up.

lots of clouds all weekend long. right now we have partly cloudy skies. some fog trying to regroup as well. rain showers off to our north. here we go with the live doppler sweeps. not a lot of coverage the show you here in the bay area. i think we're going to show you a little bit more coverage. especially in the north bay. overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. the fog is regrouping. dense fog reports out to napa, fairfield at last check. we have a dense fog advisory overnight out toward solano county. current numbers are in the 50s. here is our live camera looking

out toward san francisco. right now just a partly cloudy sky. patchy clouds out there. a strong storm developing offshore. we'll be watching over that for the next few days. in the short term we mentioned the fog regrouping. a will the of moisture on the ground we know that with the rainfall from last week. once the temperature drops down to the dewpoint that's when the fog storms that'll be the case especially in the north bay valleys and east bay valleys with the process already happening right now. plan on that, low visibilities first thing tomorrow morning. and temperatures starting out monday will be in the upper 40s to 50s. a thursday storm developing. a lot of snow to work with all being pointed to the bay area. fairly week. just a cloud producer for us and a chance of a scattered shower primarily for the north bay. tuesday will be dry. but then by wednesday increasing clouds, chance of some rain by wednesday night. but here's what happens into thursday a very active weather

pattern sets up and heavy rain returns and strong gusty winds. that's the headline. strong storm into thursday. rainfall amounts will be on the order of two to four inches right on through friday but for the bay area hills five to 7- inches. winds also a big concern as well. could be gusting to over 60 miles per hour. i think we will have high wind warning and the possibility of power outages and high surf as well with waves easily topping 20 feet. so that could be a big concern by thursday. especially thursday morning. here we go with the clouds for tomorrow. chance of a scattered shower. tuesday dry. but then wednesday watch what happens the first wave of that rainfall approaching the bay area from the north. temperatures for tomorrow mainly in the 60s for afternoon highs. san jose 65. san mateo 62 degrees. your five day forecast, get ready for more rain. chance on wednesday. heavy rain. strong winds by thursday. showers likely into friday. looks like a well deserved break from saturday into sunday. last week's storm kind of set

things up and has the probability of flooding. >> big concerns, all right thanks. the nfl punt passing kick team championship competition kicked off this weekend. participants from bakers field to southern utah. organizers say the football program teaches kids about team work, competition and how to perform. coming up next, more on the battle of the bay. >> we'll hear from both sides including coach harbaugh talks about his future. sports wrap is next with scott reiss. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand,

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it's your sunday sports wrap. i'm scott reiss. it was billed like the battle of the bay but really it was a battle of wills as in which team could will itself off the map. the 49ers coming off a thanksgiving turkey of an effort against seattle or the raiders who got rams 52-0. the raiders really touched flesh with mark davis before kick off. first play of the game perhaps a poor thing of things to come. ill advised, throw, picked off by moss to make it 3-0. later in the quarter, kap gets it going. finds his full back miller in the flat. seven will -- 7-3 san francisco. flash back if you will.

penn lineman for the bucks, touchdown eligible. catches the niners by surprise. fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, you know the deal. tackle eligible, touchdown from david carr. the third raider o lineman ever to catch a td, it is 10-10 at the break. niners first and goal and it just isn't working. gore is stopped at the line. kaepernick into the back of the end zone. the niners have to settle for a field goal. make it 13-10. the raiders no such issues they march 80 yards in eight plays, cap it off to reiss. you know who else had seven catches, michael rivera. he was tremendous. 109yards receiving that's a career high. that made it 24-13 oakland. last gas for kaepernick and he is intercepted by the age less

wonder. charles woodson and the raiders win 24-13. their first win -- win over san francisco. with all the adversity this team has faced. you know this one felt awfully good. >> i'm really proud of the guys in that room. takes a lot of courage to do what they did today. a lot of courage. love that group and their resilience. i really thought dereck plays really well. the best game. i don't know i think he threw it really well. a lot of people down there in the box today. they wanted us to surround the ball and see whether or not we could beat them. dereck was able to do that. >> to say that's the best we've clicked. i don't ever feel like we're in a zone or this. i felt we all executed to our job. it was really nice to see. and i'm really happy for our coaches. i'm really happy for the coaches. >> this is kind of like a

college atmosphere. playing your cross town rival. to me i compare it to playing michigan state in college. it's huge. these fans we live close to one another. every day we go to work for one another. it was a big force, not only us and the team but the whole community. the whole raider nation. >> giving him three this season. he's one of five active players with at least 2-1/2 sacks in 10 straight years. julius peppers has done it 14 in a row. joe fonzi with the 49er side of the ledger. >> the math says the 49ers still have a chance to be a play off team. what we've seen on the field says otherwise. a very grim 49ers players were left in the locker room to explain where they go from here. >> is it a low point in the season. >> i wouldn't directly call it a low point. maybe what can we say, we have to be, we just have to move on

and get ready for seattle at this point. you can't dwell on this loss because if we do, we just find ourselves in a hole. and frustrated, depressed. trying to control things that we can't control. >> i'm not thinking about what people are saying about our area codes. i think we can say for the whole team. when we're out there we're playing football, we're not worried about what anybody else is saying about us. >> my priorities are are number one winning football games. number two the welfare of our players, coaches, and staff. and lastly is, what my personal professional future is. >> you in particular don't seem to be playing at your usual level your last few games.

do you understand that you have to play better. >> i have to play better. >> reporter: i understand that. do you know why you haven't been playing well? >> i haven't been playing well. >> i'm not the only one that's ever missed anything. there's been other people that have missed or was late or anything. i am not pointing fingers. i own up to my responsibility. i wasn't there. they made a decision. it is what it is, you know what i mean. >> now a year that once looked so promising for san francisco will have three weeks left to determine just how severe the changes will be in the offseason. at the oakland coliseum, i'm joe fonzi for sports wrap. for those confined today the bay area bubble today, you missed a lot of great stuff around the nfl with the play off picture becoming a bit

clearer and a bit messier depending on the case. seahawks eagles. russell wilson doing his thing. third quarter up three. up more than that. 24yards to baldwin former seattle star wins on the road. 24-14. the hawks now two games on the niners with three to play. kansas city-arizona. third quarter the chiefs up 14- 1. stanton going to change all of that. 26yards and in. cardinals win by a field goal. they are 10-3 and right now sit at the top seed in the nfc. sunday night football new england-san diego. edelman turning a pass into a really long game. patriots win 23-14. they are 10-3. right now they would be the sixth seed in the afc. still to come on sports wrap. why stanford is embracing poultry 10 days after

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call it shark week minus the sharknato. just a lot of good hockey. trying to keep the good times rolling in edmington. as far as i know, ice good, dry ice bad right when you're talking about hockey. burns, eyes always off ice. patrick marleau, chases it down. third period however david perron will beat stayloch for the game winner. they snap an 11 game losing streak for the sharks. they beat a western conference

team for the first time all year. stanford is the only team that's gone to a bowl all year. as for the much anticipated first ever college football play off, it'll be alabama-ohio state in one semi final. oregon-florida state in the other. the buckeyes getting the nod over big 12 powers baylor and tcu even though the big ten was a weaker conference. college hoops, cal at nevada there's tyrone wallace. the pilfer, the push coast to coast. he had a game high 29. more bears, sam singer, drives, draws, dishes, christian barons thank you. puts cal ahead for good. bears move to 7-1 with a 53-63

win. tiger's event but certainly if you saw any of this yesterday you know he's been under the weather and he played with it today. can't even get up the hill there on 16. triple bogey and a tie for last place. for tiger. tough week. and the mls cup, the la galaxy, new england revolution over time 111th minute. rodney king puts the galaxy 2- 1. that would be the final somersault for all. so to review, niner fans bumming, raider fans joyous. for us, we very well might not have any play off football. >> it is. >> thank you, scott. >> thank you,. and thank you for joining us. >> be sure to join ktvu morning news starting at 4:30 a.m. for the very latest on the protests that are under way in berkeley. have a great week and we'll see

you back here next weekend. >> good night.

tonight we recall amazing stories of survival. a man who jumped off the golden gate bridge. >> i was falling head first at speeds close to 120 miles per hour, and i said i don't want to die. >> reporter: another man who fell 27 stories down an elevator shaft in the transamerica building. a baby girl trapped for 2-1/2 days in an 8-inch pipe. >> an injured