. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 on ktvu channel 2. all lives are created equal -- black lives matter, brown lives matter, white lives matter. >> that was the message as thousands marched across the bay area and tens of thousands more took to the interests of new york, boston and our nation's capitol, calling for justice in the killings of michael brown and eric garner. tonight there is still activity in oakland. good evening i'm ken wayne. heather holmes is off tonight. here is a view from news chopper 2 as people marched through the city of oakland for hour tonight. news 2 has followed them from

lake merritt and the telegraph corridor:officers have followed hundreds of protesters and there have been arrests. after:00 in oakland, after 8:00 in oakland, a large group were surrounded at the cafe at telegraph and 29th. the business doors opened and dozens filed inside, leaving only the police and a few protesters outside. we have live team coverage of the millions march protest here at ktvu's debora villalon is in san francisco, but let car with cara liu in oakland. >> reporter: we have seen quite a bit of activity this evening that just about wrapped up half an hour ago. now take a look at this video from our helicopter, this was the scene earlier, around 8:00. police surrounding protesters here at 29th and telegraph. it looked like a group of protesters rushed into the

commonwealth cafe and public house. police at intersection had it blocked off to about an hour and a half while all of this was going on. a number of people were arrested. police have confirm that, but haven't provided an exact number of people arrested here. now the evening's protest started about 5:00 this evening, a group of several hundred protesters wound through oakland and opd declared unlawful assembly about 6:30 this evening. earlier today about 3,000 turned out for the millions march in oakland. one of the latest demonstrations protesting the decisions of grand juries not to indict white police officers in the killings of unarmed black men in missouri and new york. it started near city hall and marched to the courthouse. a pokesperson for the oakland police department says this is the largest gathering since the

wave of protest and predominantly a peaceful demonstration, people from all backgrounds taking part and organizers undercore underscoring the leadership for those pushing for change. >> we're the ones falling in the streets because of the police and we're the ones who need the leave the way out of this trauma. >> the court system works better for those with money and better for those in power and works very good for those police officers and it works very horibly for those who are born with less money, inner- city, low education. >> all lives are created equal. black lives matter, brown lives matter, white lives matter. and we have have to work together to ensure that there equality for all. >> reporter: protesters seemed to make several attempts to get on to

the freeway. at 27th and telegraph we saw the group march through that intersection -- the first time someone was burning something and the sec time we saw dozens of officers trying it maintain control and shutting down the intersections for several minutes. we're also hearing about some arrests happening at 17th and franklin this evening. we have tried to reach out to the oakland police department to get more details on those arrests as wells a total number of arrests here many oakland connected to the protests. we'll pass on that information just as soon as we good it. >> caru, i know you had your eyes on several protests and tonight seems a lot different. there was still a large crowd, but not as much or very little violence. can you figure out what the difference is? was it because there are more officers out there tonight? >> reporter: there was certainly the largest police presence and this is only the few days i have been on the ground covering protests, but we saw dozens

upon dozens upon dozens of officers and my understanding there was a strong police presence at the other locations as well and as you say that may have very well been the difference tonight. >> thank you, carra. we want to show you another view from the scene at 17th and francisco. you can see things appear to be windying down. there were police officers gather on motorcycles at 17th and franklin and a number of arrests were made a short time ago, in last half-hour, 20 minutes or so, but looks like things are clearing out and we may have a peaceful evening moving forward, but we'll be keeping an eye on things. it was a tale of two cities, san francisco's day long march all, but disappeared after 8:00 after drawing thousands at its peak. ktvu's debora villalon is live at city hall, the site of a mid- afternoon speech. the civic center plaza was a sea of people of all ages,

races and backgrounds calling for change. tone the same as across the bay, but the tactic somewhat different. -the million march san francisco contingent let their voicings be heard in front of mission police station. it had already been a long day for protesters. and the police, who have kept pace with them. saturday mite's crowd thinning as it moved on. the tail-end of a huge crowd, that set off from the ferry building earlier in the day. >> hands up! >> dent shoot! their chant the samed as though echoed around the country. >> this banner mourning a man shot and killed this year in san francisco. >> reporter: market streets with a mass of

protests are, noisy, but peaceful. and after dark, on market street again, the same. >> i believe in this cause. >> reporter: this attorney attending a conference saw the march and joined in, spur-of-the-moment. >> a ridiculous system are unarmed people can be gunned down and no one held accountable. how is that justice in america? >> for hours motorcycle officers held traffic and suvs followed behind. but san francisco has a big enough force to march along on either side. keeping splinter groups to a minimum. how is that san francisco managed to avoid the vandalism and violence of equivalent bay? >> that is something that we sit down and we'll conduct actuary reports and see what we have done well and what we're doing different? and maybe sit down with our partner agencies and see what we can share with them. >> the. >> reporter: the protests melted away at 24th and mission.

>> people need to get into it because the whole system is built on exploitation and oppression. >> reporter: we watched as more than a hundred officers most of them brought in on days off, boarded buses and finally off work for the night and i asked the deputy chief what all of this overtime is going to cost san francisco and he says does he not have that number as of yet. it's worth noting ken, that michael brown's father will be in san francisco tomorrow, speaking at the first baptiste church at 4:00 and that is very likely to draw a big crowd of supporters. >> talking about the overtime, i think oakland police say it cost $1.3 million for them and it will be interesting to see what san francisco has to say about their situation. debora villalon in the city, thank you. more details now on marches today across the country. we're going to show you a protest in new york that shut

down the brooklyn bridge. thousand of protesters were all day long cawing for justice in the wake of decision not to prosecute white police officers in the death of unarm black men. earlier the mother of choke- hold victim eric garner rallied the crowd. >> this is just a great moment. this is a history-making moment. and you know, we need to stand like this at all-times. >> no justice no, peace. >> in washington, d.c., the march traveled up pennsylvania avenue from the white house to the u.s. capitol. domors called on congress to take action and appoint special prosecutors to oversee cases about the use of force by police. joining us now is civil reicherts attorney john burris who has been involved in many police abuse cases including the oscar grant shooting by a bart police officer. john, thank you for joining

uses how effective do the think the protests are-they are effective in the sense that they are bringing people together and articulating their concerns in a national way. rarely do you have an opportunity to see this kind of protests in hundreds of cities and with thousands and thousands people protesting. basically saying that the criminal justice system has essentially forsaken a sense of truthfulness and righteousness. i think it's very, very important what they are doing and obviously no one wants to deal with violence, but to the extent that many people have participated and mostly of them have been nonviolent, i think it's extraordinarily important. of course you now have to take the issue of protesting to the next level and that is that you have to figure out what that you would like to accomplish and that is something that leaders of the protest march will have to work through. >> and what about that, about the violence? that seems to have detracted from the message, hasn't it? san francisco police chief last week said that the police would

like to facilitate these peaceful protests, but there are is people who are imbedded themselves in the protesters causing these problems. >> of course you always have a minority of groups that will try to undermine it by their own particular protest, but i don't think we should lose sight of the fact will are many, many more people that are participating who are not in fact, violent and who feel very, very strongly about this issue. this is a unique time in our history. we have this number of people, this cross-section of people, nationwide, planning in an issue that really has struck home. and videocameras are basically i think have been at the center of all of this. >> john burris, civil rights attorney in oakland. thank you for joiningion us. we did try to contact law enforcement officials current or former law enforcement overtimes to participate in this, but we are unable to do so tonight. at uc berkeley campus police are investigating a disturbing find that appears to be linked to the ongoing protests. ktvu has decided not to show

the graphic images. three cardboard cut out effigies appeared on campus with thed weres "i can't breathe." one depicts a woman who was lynched in oklahoma along with her son in 1911. although campus police are unsure if the cutoffs are to display solidarity it's being treat as a hate-crime for now. in other news after four days' or several days' of rain and clouds a beautiful sunset over san francisco from san francisco, from emeryville cameras a brilliant orange sci to the west. meteorologist rosemary

orozco. these clouds linked to the system still over the pacific and i can show you how far back that rain line is. still about 600 mile and it's going to continue to march towards the coast. so we wake up tomorrow morning a lot like how we woke up this morning. we're going to be dry and we'll have fog to deal with. we get into the afternoon, we remain dry. scattered showers will begin to develop sunday night lasting into monday. it looks like we have several roundsommion our way for the week ahead. when i come back i will late owe your temperatures for sunday and a timeline on the next rain coming up, ken. thank you, rosemary, two people were hospitalized in san francisco after a safeway truck crashed into a building in the city around 4:30 this afternoon. safeway box delivery truck went through intersection of 2and

guerrero and hit one car in the intersection and hit three for parked vehicles. truck flipped on its side and the driver and another person were taken to the hospital, but their conditions have not yet been released. coming to an airport near you? the way international airports are making it easier for pet owners to leave their four- legged friends behind right at terminal. the sony hackers apparently got something secret and if james bond were real, the hackers would now know his every month move. almost a foot of rain fell in some parts of the bay area and some neighborhoods are pumping out of water. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

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lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. . pumps out again in the bay area, public works crews hoping to drain the final 6" of water from these neighborhoods after dozens people had to be rescued. communities on the peninsula are still cleaning up after the storm left my areas underwater. allie rasmus shows you the meg that redwood city crews tackled today. >> reporter: it took two hours for redwood city public works crew to soak up the water that flooded this mobile-home park. >> 750 gallons per minute and it's been two hours. >> reporter: it was nothing compared to the flooding here thursday morning.

residents at the mobile-home park were wading in storm water waist-deep many some spots and 48 hours later there was still a half foot of water on eastern edge of the park. >> i know we need the rain and everything, but it's very bad. >> reporter: residents say flooding isn't uncommon. the park sits next to a canal, east of the salt ponds and the bay, but this was the worst flooding they had seen in ten years. >> water was everywhere and people's stuff was floating and trees and toys, balls, everything was just floating. >> reporter: public works crews used pad pads to soak up the gasoline- infused water. firefighters helped people evacuate this park and the one net door and wanted everyone in these 200 homes to evacuate, but not everyone heeded the warnings. >> not everyone wanted to leave and we were advising them of contaminated water and the possible health concerns and we asked them if they wanted to leave, we were providing shelter for them. >> reporter: after the mobile-home park

flooded someone went and dug you will this berm, hoping that the water in parking lot would flow back out into the canal and instead the opposite happened and more rain and high tide brought all the water back in. public works crews say they didn't do this. they believe it was a resident who dug up the berm. >> instead of fixing the problem, they initiated a bigger problem. now we have an open trench. >> reporter: along with pumping out the water, crews plan to fill up the trench with dirt and sandbags because there is more rain expected next week. many redwood city, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. despite in rain today local reservoirs were filling up within the ongoing run-off. look at change during the last month at a couple of south bay reservoirs, lexington on highway 17 is more than double his supplies last 30 days and coyote reservoir and stevens creek has gone to almost half

full. pg&e unumprovident says it restored power to more than half a million customers during the storms. besides hundreds of local crews, pg&e brought anyway dozen crews from southern california, oregon and washington. new technologies, such as so- called self-healing circuits also helped speed up the response. in a rare saturday night session the senate reached an agreement to vote on a $1.1 trillion spending bill. both liberals and conservative lawmakers say they are angry about certain provisions in the bill. the legislation funds. through sext september with the exception of department of homeland security and that agency is funded by the spending bill only through late winter. the group that hacked sony apparently got something more top-secret than private conversations. sony reports that hackers took the script for the new james bond movie "spectre." the theft won't slow down

production. a north korean group is through the to be behind the hacks. yesterday's sony a chairman apologized for some of her e- mails containing racial remarks that were also hack. firefighters are asking for the public's help this holiday. >> normally we have 8-10 pallets of food stacked through to make food baskets for 1300 family, but it's not going to be enough. >> the program is desperately in need of food programs. toy donations are on track, but food donations are sorely needed. organizers say they have never seen food donations this low. they have a little more than a pallet of food to try to feed 1300 people. >> every year is a challenge, but somehow, some way we make it. it's either through the community coming through and helping us, somehow we always say a

prayer and it's always answered. >> the giveaway is set for next saturday because time is running so short, organizers are asking people to donate $15- $25 gift cards to local grocery stores that way families will not go hungry this christmas. donations are being accepted at richmond, kensington and el cerrito fire stations. hundreds of guns are off the streets in the bay area, the event meant to keep neighborhoods safe and the weapons out of wrong hands. plus in you can find clear skies tonight would be a great night to look up. . dry, cool weather settling over the bay area this evening, just holds cold we'll be by morning and i think the headline will also be fog. i'm tracking that and you i have numbers coming up.

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the best chance to see the annual gemind meter shower, expected to peak before dawn with more than a hundred shooting stars an hour -- they are not stars, but comet debris. the best viewing is away from city lights. the shower will appear to generate from the constallation gemini, twins. nasa is sporting an overnight chat about the meteor shower online. in santa barbara county an atlas 5 rocket thundered into space carrying a classified spy satellite. only official information from the air force is that the missions with a success. experts say it's likely orbit may be used for communications or signalsintelligence. 70 years ago today one largest and bloodiest battles of world war ii began, the battle of bulge.

americans, belgians gathered to honor the soldiers who fought the germans and some of the surviving veterans were invited back. >> just a great opportunity for me to come over and redo this thing and take part in this whole event. so i was very honored to come along and they picked me and i'm happy to be here. more than 600,000 americans took part in the battle of bulge and paid a heavy price with 10,000 deaths, 47,000 wounded and 23,000 missing. but the victory allowed the allies to press on to berlin and five months later nazi germany surrendered. >> a pet resort opened today inside denver international international. offers pet owners a chance to pamper their four-legged friends and not to feel too guilty leaving them behind. so-called pet resort has space dedicated to 24-hour cage else dog and cat care.

they are also open at airports in dallas and chicago. they can accommodate up to 150 dogs and up to 25 cats. >> they are very good with dogs and animals. so i could be comfortable leaving him here, absolutely. >> i can't believe the thing that they can do with pets. >> room rates range from $45 a night to $100. cats is check into a delux bungalow or upgrade to $35 night. we have a heartwarming update to a story we brought you yesterday. contra costa animal shelter says adoptions are on the rise. sheriff's department reached out to kutv to tell us after our story on the so-called holiday put-bumping pet dumping picked up. tonight meatloaf is in his forever home, they call it. meatloaf was one of more than

15 adoptions that took place after our story aired. good for meatloaf. a drone on a holiday mission and darrell watkins used the drone to show off this holiday display many in richmond, virginia. quite impressive. family has been lighting up block in 1959 and it took 537 hours to assemble it. a special visit for kids with cancer today and it wasn't a sleigh that delivered santa claus, but a helicopter. and a gun buyback program.

. tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the sandy hook school shooting 27 lives were taken at elementary school the i memorial is being construcked to honor the lives lost that day. 20-year-old adam lanza shot and killed his mother before driving to the school and gunning down 20 children and 6 educators. san josi, oakland and san francisco held gun buybacks today, the goal to get the guns off the streets and out of wrong hans the police collected hundreds of weapons as cristina rendon reports san josi reports that the event was a success, even though they only collected of a half of what they did last year. >> reporter: one by one people showed up in san josi opening their car trunks to turn in weapons to police. >> two shotguns, two revolvers. >> i'm just glad to get rid of the gun. >> reporter: the gun buyback program is a

way for san josi police -- and santa clara district attorney's office to prevent gun violence. >> the best way to get them out of the community and out of people' homes is to come in and turn them into a gun buyback event. >> reporter: authorities took pistols rival and assault weapons, no questions asked handing out $100 and $200 gift certificates in exchange. once inside these weapons are processed and some of the firearms are unusual to find. >> this was an assault rifle dropped off with a high- capacity magazine and bayonet affixed to the front of it. this one is of the one we're glad to get off the streets today. >> i said what if i throw them away and someone picks it and and they will take it smir to rob someone? and could be a kid. >> reporter:

more than 200 weapons were collected along with a dozen b.b. guns. >> you can't really tell the difference between the pellet guns and the real firearms. it's been a huge success. >> reporter: a success that police say will have an impact on keeping san josi streets safer. >> every one of these that we get off the tv i think is a win for us. >> reporter: in santa clara county, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. police say any guns that are determined to be stolen will try to be returned it their rightful owners. all other weapons will be destroyed. san josi's park re-opened after mudslides forced officials to shut it down. the park is located on penitencia creek road and it like many plays in the bay area was waterlogged by the recent rain. crews counted almost a dozen landfalls along hiking trails and at the park's main entrance. thepark re-opened ted today's.

two drivers collide on a napa highway this morning, one them died and the other arrested for dui. highway patrol says a truck and another vehicle crashed on highway 29 north around 5:25. highway patrol has not released information on the person who died. the other drive a woman was injured and taken to the hospital, where she was arrested. besides the kuf, authorities say serious other chars are pending. the highway patrol in south san francisco police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that injured a motorcyclist. the crash happened just before 6:00 this evening on northbound highway 101 at the airport boulevard off-ramp. according to officers a white pickup truck hit the motorcyclist of the extent of the victim's injuries have not been released. >> many san josi, children battling life-threatening officers were part of cops care

cancer foundation. he, santa claus arriving courtesy of the san josi police helicopter. santhad especially selected presence and were plenty more presents and fun for entire families. >> it's an environment where tease kids can come and have a great time. everybody is the same, no one is pointing or gawking and they can have as much cotyn candy and fun and prizes and it means the world to them. >> this officer is the founder of the program and a cancer survivor himself and says this was the 10th annual christmas fantasy flight event and hosted about 150 children from 55 families from all over the bay area. you may have seen a lot people dressed like santa claus or one of santa's helpers. there they are getting down in union square. this was the day of santa- conand a few hundred participants started in the

square with dancing and music and from there, small and large groups went from bar to bar and imbided a bit, we're told and participants were encouraged, but not required to donate a toy at union square. santa loves is a big part of the city. and definitely brings the city together. >> people helping people. >> yes. >> there are some rules put out by the organizers of santa- con2014. one of them, don't be a jerk, don't mess with police, bartenders and especially children. a second calm night of weather in a row, but things change again. meteorologist rosemary orozco is here with more rain on the way. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf.

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. a tree came down in san ramon and blocked the road for several hours. work crews cut up the tree and got the road cleared. traffic was detoured. arborists have warned that trees may fall in the days ahead because the soil is so saturated and as we're about to find out more rain in the forecast. yes, indeed. more rain in the forecast. in fact, i think 24 hours from now, we come back here, we'll be tracking rain by then. in the meanwhile we have mostly cloudy skies and a quiet night out there, a beautiful look at the bay bridge. those mid and high-level clouds going to make it a little tough for us to see the meteor showers and fog returning as well. we have a lot of residual moisture from the rain we received earlier in the week and fog already reported in areas libe you livermore and concord, 5-6 miles. a i as we get into the overtime

hours and tomorrow morning, santa rosa and napa will be included in this. so tomorrow morning may be a little tough on the roadways. check in with us before you head out. 47 in livermore and you get around the bay, temperatures in the 40s awn low 50s. 50 in oakland, mid-40s in redwood city, half moon bay, 46 and san francisco at 51. the winds will pick up with the next system that will move in for the most part your supposed is going to be a dry day. we'll wake up with the morning fog and cool temperatures and chilly start and cool temperatures expected for the afternoon of those scattered showers will develop after sunset. i can show you where the storm is at the moment, but it will be continuing to slide our direction and it looks like by sunday night into the evening hours, those showers are going to be moving in. let me show you what i mean. we'll pick it up for you sunday morning, mostly cloudy skies and walking up with the fog of it's a chilly start to the day.

upper 30s to upper 40s most of us. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, we remain day. in the 5:00 hour, notice the scattered showers are just now moving into california? by 9:00, 10:00 we begin to see them move into the bay area. and here they are, just light. as wet get into the overnight hours, those scattered showers continue to move in and i think the monday morning drive is going to have the possibility of slick roads. right now the models are pointing to the possibility of the heavier rain falling during the afternoon hours. as we get into monday afternoon, it looks like the evening drive home could also be slick as wellment we'll be track for it between now and then. with the first round, .5- .75 for 1.5" for the coastal areas could pick up 2" or so. tomorrow morning it's a cold one, 42 redwood city, 38 for napa. upper 30s to low 40s expected for santa rosa. afternoon highs for tomorrow, a

lot like today mid-50s to low 60. 61 for san francisco, 62 in hayward, 60 degrees this afternoon for santa cruz. the extended forecast here, we're dry most of tomorrow. the rain moves in sunday night, lasts into monday. scattered showers on tuesday and wednesday. we get a break on thursday. we may get more rain on friday. >> wait, i have to write this down. >> basically keep the umbrella handy. >> more wet than dry days ahead. >> thank you, rosemary. >> you are welcome. >> college basketball takes center stage with cal, stanford and st. marys all in action and we hear from the warriors as they continue their historic run. sportswrap with scott reiss is next.

. good evening everybody and scott reiss with your saturday sportswrap. had one look dangerous for the warriors on the road, 9:00 pacific start time against one of two teams in the nba that score more points than they do, the mavericks. turns out it was just another notch in the belt. steph curry feeding klay thompson, 5 of 11 from out yonder and shawn livingston with the steal, back the other way. curry the big time deuce. 29. warriors by 21 after one quarter. iguodala, thank you. 20-point lead at the break. 3rd quarter, the mavs go on a bit of a run, monti with 24 and

then really high drama. check this out. going to lose a shoe, curry clears to the side. next possession, watch this, curry tries to give the shoe become and tyson chandler swaps the shoe out. you will not put the wheel back on. steph curry, thought, can he do that, any else, it's uncool. with one hand the catch and finish. i mean these guys are on some kind of roll and warriors win 105-97 and the streak at 15. they are the 12th team in nba history to reach 20 wins with two or fewer losses. the train keeps on chugging. >> we are motivated, period. we come in here and dallas is a leading scoring team in the league and we have this winning streak going. and this is like a pretty logical place for it to end.

it's going to be a tough one and i think our guys embraced that kind of challenge. and obviously started out as prepared as we could possibly be that 1st quarter we can't play any better and than it was just sort of pulling teeth from there, but we got it done. >> the princeton offense bottle around teamwork and good outside shooting and in reality it gives less physically talented teams a chance to compete with the big boys and we saw that. princeton at cal, and ken wayne called and wanted his jumpsuit back -- princeton up by 8. at cal. what is going on here is in the bears go on the 15-2 run. tyron wallace with the steal and lay in at the other end and then more from tyron wallace

with 1:30 to play, cal does win, 67-57 and improves to 9-1. now denver also runs the princeton offense, and they led stanford at the half. what is going on? ken griffin, that is vintage princeton officer, pioneers by 8 and the cardinals figured things out. anthony brown with the push and with authority, cardinal back within 2. few freshman robert cartwright steps in the 3 to give stanford its first lead of the game. another denver turnover and here is brown once again, 26 his 17 and the foul with 6 rebounds well and stanford wins 49-43. good one between creighton and st. mary's. the blew jay winning 24 at home, but aaron bright the

transfer unimpressed. it's bright again, the floater and we have got overtime in omaha. bright 19 of his 22 in the second half and nice win for st. mary's and end creighton's 24-game home win streak. also a good win for santa clara, broncos beating washington state by 9 and san josi state is bounced at home by seat u, and bit of upset, long beach state in overtime knocks off cal, despite 21 points from britanny boyd. well cher the kentucky transfer from distance. and if it ain't broke, you know rest. wilcher again, 24 points. this is a good team and

impressive win on the road, 87- 74, speaking of kentucky, against north carolina. andrew harriston to marcus lee, thank you. cats up by a dozen and kentucky on the move. kentucky now 11-0 after a 14- pinpoint win. the sharks are going really well these days, but this figure to be a good test. san josi putting its 5-game home win streak on the line against a team that really had its numbers in recent seasons the nashville predators. antti neimi back after missing a couple of games with minor injuries. joe pavelski, will line it up, and he messes, but hertl with the deflection, 1-0. time again

charged by weberare he falls on mcginn's blade, but he is tough and later returns. niemi fighting one off, 29 saves for niemi. the sharks would ice it, so to speak with the empty-netter from joe thorn. well the giants miss out on another free-agent and a familiar face, details coming up. and it's decidedly duck season in check football and hear from the heisman winner next

. a season's worth of debate offer what turned out to be apobvious choice, college football's best player confirm at today's heisman trophy ceremony. >> the winner of the 2014 heisman memorial trophy is marcus mariota of the

university of oregon, [ applause ]. marcus mariota becomes the first duck to win this prestigious award, passing for 9 afternoon yards and rushed for 2,000 and this season he was spectacular, throwing only two interceptions and leading oregon to the sports inaugural playoff. >> words cannot express how much you guys mean to me -- i am truly grateful to have you guys in my life. mom and dad, thank for your love and sharing that with me and matt. we are truly grateful. god bless and go ducks. >> always pomp and circumstance at the annual army- navy game. 2nd quarter, 7-0 black knights again reynolds rolling, rolling, throwing, and tillman got 9-yard touchdown and navy ties at 7. 4th quarter it's 10- 7, midshipman and reynolds going to keep it, and someone

under the mass of humanity is the touchdown. 13th straight victory in the supervisor. 49ers have bad memories, but none more so than navarro bowman, who won't play this season. placing him on injured reserve today. joe fonzi reports on others. >> reporter: if you walked the 49ers and seahawks on thanksgiving night, the players at the very least want to make one last stand. >> we need a win, and beating them, we wouldn't have it any other way. >> their defense is great. they do a lot of things well and it's always good competing out. there you have to be able to rise to those occasions. >> it's a constant work in

progress. i mean, the biggest thing is execution. it comes down to it, one person miss an assignment or physically not make a play, whether it's throw, catching, blocking wherever it may be, offensively it won't be successful so it's something that we have to tighten those things up. >> reporter: one other note about tomorrow's game it could all in likelihood be the last time that rival coaches jim harbaugh and pete carroll square off against each other for quite some time. >> a whole lot of good tv to you tomorrow only ktvu, fox nfl sunday at 9:00 with johnny manziel as the starter for cleveland against the bengals and niners. >> is seahawks overtime and point after coming your way. oozes, with personality and talent from the radar linebacker in his second nfl season and here is a guy who definitely talks the talk as we saw last week with that little

spat with collen colin kaepernick and seal backs it up on the field. >> to be good teammate to other guys and sacrificing and letting them know i'm giving everything, no matter how it happens, they know. i try to play football and i try to play good, clean football, but send the message there is no backdown many my team and no backdown in my defense and no backdown in me. >> giant fans holding out hope for a melky return can move on. melky cabrera and the white sox have come to a deal. so the giants still might need a left-fielder and definitely need a 3rd baseman. >> still a lot of time left

before the season. >> yes, sir. >> that is our report and thanks for joining us ktvu and making us your source for news. we're always on-line at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu, twitter, facebook, all rest, good night. ♪

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