now at six, people all over the bay area clean up before the next band of wet weather. whether and where we'll see rain. >> michael mibach's father arrives in the bay area. >> and what prompted a protest on the golden gate bridge. good evening and welcome to

the special postgame edition of channel 2 news. >> it is the calm before another storm. the bay area is getting ready for more wet weather. we have live team coverage. ktvu's christina rendon spent the day with people cleaning up from last week's major system. we begin with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. >> the next wave of rain approaching the coastline right now. most of the weekend so far has been dry. that will be changing over the next few hours, but especially as we head into your monday forecast. right now our live stormtracker you see that frontal system offshore and a lot of moisture to work with moving in from the south and west. with that this will be the source of some energy to produce some moderate to even some heavy rainfall as we head into your monday forecast. here is a closer look at live stormtracker 2 right now. a few scattered showers towards parts of san mateo and santa cruz counties. santa rosa reporting some light rain off and on all afternoon. there we go with the rainfall

coverage closer sonoma, glen ellyn and the napa region as well. as far as the forecast model, we will keep the scattered showers very scattered in the forecast for tonight. but look what happens as we transition into your monday morning. plan on a wet monday morning commute. and then in fact this is an updated forecast, you see what happens. it delays the onset of the significant rainfall. it eventually moves on shore. so with that we could have some heavy downpours out there and possibly an urban and small stream flood advisory. i will let you know how much rainfall we can expect from the system. we have multiple rain clouds in the five-day forecast forecast in a few minutes. many people across the bay area have spent in weekend cleaning up and prepping for more wet weather. ktvu's christina rendon live in oakland where she learned that falling trees are still a big problem. christina. >> reporter: yeah, they are. as you see, you can take a look,

there is flashing lights behind us. that is from carey's tree service. they are removing a tree from a home here in oakland. these workers say that trees are likely going to keep falling because the ground is already saturated. just as flooded streets are drying out, the bay area is bracing for more rain. >> hopefully, the pumps work and everything works and it doesn't flood again when the rains come. >> reporter: residents at this mobile home park in redwood city are still cleaning up. >> this is our home. we have to clean it up and come back. a place to get our life back. >> reporter: aside from water damage, many people are seeing tree damage. the tree service is busy removing downed trees all over alameda and contra costa counties like this massive one that fell just six inches from the back door of deborah roberto's home in oakland. >> i opened the door and almost got poked in the eye by the branches. that's how close it was. >> we have to get that down tonight before it rains. >> because the ground is very wet right now and the trees are heavy on the the top.

>> reporter: and people are flocking the stores to prep again. last week's wet weather was the busiest mid december in history for hayward ace hardware. customers were buying boots, tarps, gut cleaners, and the store is expecting another shipment of sump pumps tomorrow after selling out. >> i went to ace hardware to purchase chalking for my window that is leaking. >> reporter: but for people in low-lying areas prepping does no good. >> there is not much we can do. i mean, you clean up the things so hopefully it doesn't get bad. just cope with it. >> reporter: and another thing people should plan for tomorrow is the morning commute. just leave a little early and give yourself some extra time because of that rain. heather. >> some good advice there. thank you. we have some new details now on those disturbing effigies that appeared on campus yesterday at uc berkeley. we have chosen not to show them because of their graphic nature. today a bay area artist collective is claiming responsetive for them.

the effigies depict three cardboard cutouts of black people lynched more than 100 years ago and the words i can't breathe were written on them. a it read in part that we apologize solely and profusely to black americans who felt further attacked by this work. the statement that was posted on twitter goes on to say that each image represents a true life ended by unimaginable act of ignorance and human cruelty. michael brown senior, the father of the unarmed black teenager fatally shot by a ferguson, missouri police officer, is set to speak tonight at the third baptist church with other parents who have also lost children to violence. yesterday brown was in washington, d.c. where he appeared at a rally with the reverend al sharpton. >> and from the pulpit to the golden gate bridge. more calls today for change. protesters highlighted the case

of eric garner. he was detained by new york city police in a chokehold. >> we will have more on today's protesters who brought their message to the iconic landmark. police are trying to track down a shooter who killed a man in east oakland. officers responded to a report of gunshots after 8:00 last night. police say the victim was suffering from several gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators have not released any information about a positive motive. a 19-year-old man is behind bars accused of stabbing his father multiple times at a home in solano county. investigators say that 42-year-old eric carter and his son, emanuel, were visiting family on cone coat around 7:30 last night when they got into an argument. things escalated. officers say emanuel pulled out a knife and stabbed his father

multiple times. he then drove off. the elder carter was rushed to the hospital. no word tonight on his condition. officers aaround midnight the son turned himself in and was arrested without incidentcism union city police hope a picture helps them find a mentally ill man. 47-year-old jason morton went missing thursday evening. he is 5'11", 135 pounds. he left his care facility on sand a cruise way and may have gone to the union landing shopping center. he suffers from bipolar disorder and skits frena. a meting for a sex ed class. this is video now from a school district meeting last month when parents first spoke out about their disapproval of the sex education program. some parents are upset that the class is being tout by employees from planned parenthood. they say the materials being used are too explicit. a number of parents are expected to speak out again on wednesday at the next school district meeting. a little christmas cheer

was happily received early this year when santa is handed out gifts in an oakland neighborhood today. there were smiles and giggles as the oakland firefighters random acts group passed out the presents. it followed a get together that included food and song. >> i think it's just a fun get together for our children and to give them something to be happy about because i see -- you know, our children go through so much. >> pane of the -- many of the children who walked away with a present are homeless. today's event was organized by the airline your women's outreach which serves displaced women and children. it's about to get really, really busy for postal workers. how many cards and letter will be processed tomorrow alone? the storm that pounded the bay area also did a number on southern california. why some areas fared worse than others.

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the high-rise tower built more than 40 years ago crashed to the ground in less than ten seconds. the 17 story build was imploded this morning at a community college in south field michigan. a lucky student pushed the button to bring the north park plaza tower down. an anonymous bidder won the opportunity to do that, but gave the chance to student. the school says it plans to redevelop the site as an addition to its campus. the u.s. postal service is gearing up for the busiest day of the year. cars and letters and packages are expected to be processed. the post offices are offering service seven days a week, including christmas day. if you plan to send out holiday cards, december 0th is -- december 20th is the deadline to ensure delivery by christmas. after a weekend of improvements the alameda ferry will resume service tomorrow.

they moved the floating dock and installed new passenger gang ways. it allows the san francisco bay ferry to use any boat at the alameda station and add some flexibility for emergencies. the terminal reopens tomorrow morning at five. the massive storm that drenched the state on thursday has left a path of destruction in its wake and now residents are scrambling to recover from widespread floods and landslides before the next storm hits. in southern california mudslides sent rocks and debris flowing downhill sides that had little to no vegetation due to recent wildfires. cam re -- camarillo springs mud piled up ten feet high. dozens of homes were damaged and at least ten had to be red tagged. >> i knew there was two feet of mud behind me. soon the front window blew out. when the window blew out, i knew we had a complete flow of mud and water going through the house completely. >> some parts of california received up to five inches of rain. as we mentioned, another storm

is on the way. so let's check in now with mark tamayo to find out more about that wet weather heading to the bay area. >> nothing like last week though. i should probably say that right away. we are tracking more rain out there, but the intensity of last week's system, we generally don't see that in the course of maybe two to three years. the one we will see tomorrow is going to be respectable with moderate to heavy rainfall, but nothing like the one that moved through the region last thursday morning. here on the satellite already some rain showers up towards northern california. some showers developing offshore. mostly on the light side. here is a look at the current radar sweep, and you can't pick out some of the coverage out there. santa rosa reporting some light rainfall. some of this activity beginning to move into napa county. nothing too extreme, but enough to wet the roadways. and this coverage will be expanding in terms of the rainfall coverage expanding over the next few hours. especially for the monday morning commute. weather headlines right now, in fact, here is our live camera looking towards the bay bridge in san francisco.

mostly cloudy skies right now. forecast headlines for tonight, we do have a chance of scattered showers. more rain expected monday and tuesday. in fact, two systems, one for monday, another one for tuesday, and it looks like it will be dry on thursday. but the next system moving on shore tomorrow. in fact, here it is on the satellite. rainfall expectations for tomorrow about .75 inch to an and a half and a half in the north bay. winds out there, we do not have any winter weather advisories, but winds gusting to 30 to 40 miles per hour first thing top morning. overnight lows mainly in the 40s to the 50s. so wet monday morning commute. plan on that. san francisco 50 degrees. san jose 48. livermore in the 40s. we kind of have a sequence once again. next storm for tomorrow and then quickly behind it another cold front approaching. this will be the source of more rain as we head into the tuesday forecast. we are not going to go completely dry until next weekend. but at least for tomorrow, for your monday, periods of heavy rain. could be, as we said, some

gusty winds around 30 to 40 miles per hour. here is the updated forecast model. 10:00 tonight scattered rain showers to show you. early tomorrow morning the coverage increases out there. here we are at 6:00 and then we will take this to the 10 and 11:00 hour. you will notice those yellows and oranges beginning to show up offshore. that will gradually move into the region by midmorning, into the early portion of monday average. and during that time we could have an urban and small stream flood advisory kick in. heavier downpours. by late tomorrow afternoon we scale back on the coverage and intensity. that's setting up a break before that tuesday system moves into the region. in fact, we will put this into motion on tuesday, and there is that. the cold front associated with the second system. that second storm that moves on shore tuesday. we could have locally heavy downpours once again. forecast highs for tomorrow, once again in the 50s. so on the cooler side. santa rosa 53 degrees. remember last week we had temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. but these numbers on the cooler side for tomorrow. here is a look ahead.

your five-day forecast. lots of rain clouds to talk about. first one for your monday. rain could be heavy at times. rain likely into tuesday. we have a chance of a few scattered showers into wednesday. you notice we are heading into a drying period here. especially for thursday. mostly cloudy skies and then a chance of a few more showers as we head into friday. the two biggest systems will be tomorrow and then once again into tuesday. coming up at 6:45 we will look at day six and seven for the upcoming weekend. >> thank you, mark. breaking news out of sydney, australia, at this hour. a hostage situation is on going at a cafe. the sydney opera house has been evacuated. police are not releasing many details. pictures on australian television show three people with their hands up against a window and a black flag with arabic writing. hundreds of police have surrounded the area. police only say they are dealing with some kind of an incident ands not clear if the two are

related. in september, intelligence emerged that people were planning to carry out random attacks on australian soil. that led to large-scale anti-terrorism raids. today marks two years since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. what a new poll shows about the attitudes towards gun control. i had do it in a minute. >> former vice president dick cheney doesn't minutes words about his support for the interrogation techniques described in a recent cia report that some fellow republicans disagree with. >> the move by jeb bush that some say is a signal he is preparing to run for president.

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today marks two years since the sandy hook elementary school massacre. the gunman shot and killed 20 first graders and six teachers. 21-year-old adam lanza was armed with an assault rifle with a high-capacity magazine. he started the rampage by killing his mother and ended it with a suicide. newtown was the site of the attack. the town declined to hold any public events saying it is a time of personal remembrance. a pew research poll finds for the first time in 20 years more americans favor gun rights over gun control. 52% of those surveyed say it's more important to protect gun

ownership while 46% say it's more important to control the guns. a month after the newtown massacre the figures were reversed. in washington, d.c. today there was strong reaction to a report about the cia's use of torture after the 9/11 attacks. blasting the report, former vice president dick cheney. he said the techniques worked to protect the united states. >> we've avoided another mass casualty against the united states. we captured bin laden. we captured an awful lot of the senior guys of al-qaeda who were responsible for 9/11. >> people were angered by the attacks of 9/11, that their first motivation is do whatever is necessary to make sure there is never -- >> republican senator john mccain, a victim of torture during the vietnam war, said the techniques were torture and violated the again eve -- geneva convention. dianne feinstein released the

nearly 500 page report last week. it says the harsh techniques failed to work to get information about terroristic attacks. a long saturday night at the u.s. senate has ended with a trillion dollars plus spending bill. the vote funds the federal government through next september. as mike emanuel tells us, due to push back on immigration reform another threat of a shut down may happen much sooner. >> reporter: the threat of a government shutdown is off the table for now. the final vote was 56-40 last night in the senate on a $1 trillion plus package. senator cruz challenged the constitutionality of the measure because it provides some money for homeland security, which could be used to help implement president obama's executive order. the senate's top democratic ripped cruz. >> the junior senator from texas is wrong, wrong, wrong on several counts. most importantly for us this evening is an attack on this bill because it's not an

appropriate place it to question the constitutionality. >> reporter: there was a vote in the senate where reid was able to start the process of confirming two dozen of president obama's nominees. there is pressure to get it done before congress leaves because republicans take control of the senate next week and it will be harder to confirm the president's picks. some are criticizing senator cruz and mike lee of utah for fighting the government funding package. >> i don't think they accomplished anything expect perhaps harry reid was able to get nominations and appointments through the senate that he otherwise probably wouldn't. but i respect their right to exercise their responsibilities and their rights as senators. >> reporter: what the texas senator says reid would have done it sooner or later. >> he was going to force these nominations through either today or monday or tuesday. he was going to do it one way or

the other because that has been his tenure in power, has been an abuse of power, and it was wrong. >> reporter: so you won't hear the phrase government shutdown until at least late february. that's when homeland security money is due to run out and a republican-led congress is likely to challenge the president's unilateral action on immigration. in washington, mike emanuel, fox news. jeb bush fueled more speculation he will run for president by announcing he will release thousands emails and a book. about a quarter million emails. the son and brother of the former presidents say the release is to promote transparency and to let people make up their minds about him. bush is likely to be an early gop favorite. some don't like his positions on immigration and education. seaworld theme parks are going through a wave of changes. the company announced last week that its ceo is stepping down and that it's laying off about 300 workers across the u.s.

seaworld operates in amusement park in san diego with other locations across the country. tourism dove down with the recession and the company has been struggling in the wake of that critical documentary blackfish blaming the handling of killer wales for the death of a trainer. gas is at the lowest in years and industry analysts say the prices will keep going down as the price of crude oil continues to drop. the lower prices have some on wall street worried. >> reporter: a welcome sight for drivers in north texas this past week. customers filling up at this gas station for just $1.99 a gallon. according to gasbuddy.com, the national average for unleaded regular is now $2.57 a gallon. that's down from $2.92 last month. a year ago at this time it was $3.25. crude oil prices the lowest in five years. while this is good news for

consumers, it's taking a toll on the stock market. the dow posting its largest weekly drop since novato knowvember. >> north dakota has seen an economic boom. they have feeling the impact. ten rigs shutting down this month alone. >> the resource hasn't gone away. the profitability for it right now in the near term is bad. but the long-term profitability is tremendous. >> reporter: experts predict the price of crude will continue to drop. >> usually, when we fall on a long-term basis, it happens much quicker than you think. so we could fall hard and we could fall very quickly. >> reporter: but economist ben stein says last week's logs shouldn't worry -- losses shouldn't worry investors. >> the dow is up 30% in the last two years. that's an incredible unbelievable gain. the dow has been fabulously good. >> reporter: lower gas prices

also mean consumers have more cash to spend this holiday season. last month's retail sales gain was the highest since march. in new york, brenda butner, fox news. we have much more, including more on a protest on the golden gate bridge. >> what did you get when you mix code pink with international orange? protests on the bridge. bill cosby breaks his silence. >> and why the high cost of airfares could soon be the center of a federal investigation. >> download the ktvu ipad app. watch all all of our newscasts live and breaking news any time anywhere.

the golden gate bridge draws tourists and locals alike. today it drew a few protesters. the group code pink stages a peace margin on the golden gate bridge every month. this time the event had a message that has been shared in protests across the country. >> we ain't got the to stop until the people are free. >> reporter: the group called code pink marches so frequently across the golden gate their pink props are faded. today a few new signs. >> this was a good opportunity to tie in the two messages. >> reporter: added to their regular message of peace. >> to justice. no peace. when people are opressed, they need justice and they need peace. >> michael brown and eric

garner and the countless others that have been shot down by the police. >> reporter: another addition to this code pink march. >> all us mothers. this isn't just a black problem. >> reporter: youth. >> it's gratifying to see young people who believe that they are being opressed finally finding a voice. >> i have flowers and i was giving them to the cops because i want this to be a peaceful protest. >> reporter: protesters walked across the golden gate bridge under the watchful eye of chp crewsers, on foot, and on bikes. >> the more the better. police make us look powerful. >> reporter: as protests, this one wasn't a traffic stopper, but it didn't have to be to get some people's attention. >> no justice! no peace! >> this thing, there was a guy shot somewhere by a policeman, that's what i picked up. >> reporter: the message was picked up in tourist photo ops, too, to be shared in other parts of the world giving a small

group protest. >> i can here may neighbor crying i can't breathe. >> reporter: a big voice. noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> berkeley's next city council meeting is going to be at a bigger venue. last week's meeting was canceled when hundreds of demonstrators said they planned to attend and many of them actually gathered there outside the steps of city hall. they are upset about recent grand jury decisions not to indict white police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men. they are also upset about the way berkeley police handled recent protests in that city. it's 7:00 tuesday night the at long fellow missouri auditorium. according to the website, a special meet something also scheduled for 5:30 at that same location. detectives in san leandro are investigating a suspicious death. officers found man with a gunshot wound alone in a car

around 9:30 this morning near kennelle worth and victoria avenues. the man died at the scene. investigators have not released any other details. they are urging anyone with information to give them a call. we know the name of that sausalito landlord who was allegedly killed by one of his tenants last thursday. he has been identified as 57-year-old david richard morgan. police discovered his body inside a townhome on nevada street. the tenant, 57-year-old conrad justin smith, was arrested following an eight-hour stand-off with police. homicide detectives believe the two men got into a heated argument on wednesday. officers responded to a medical call for help and that's when they found morgan dead from apparent head trauma. the 27-year-old woman accused of punching a fellow shopper after the woman asked to quiet her 2-year-old in a store is slated to appear in court tomorrow. we want to show you surveillance video of that november 3rd incident. she faces up to seven years in prison if convicted.

the 20-year-old victim told ktvu that she got into a verbal argument in the store and that she was waiting there in the parking lot when the victim left the store. bill cosby is breaking his silence for the first time since sexual assault allegations against him became public several weeks ago. he spoke with a "new york post" reporter who reached him by phone friday. cosby declined to talk specifically about the allegations, but he offered his expectations for how the media should cover the story. he said, quote, i expect the black media to uphold the standards of excellence in journalism. when you do that, you have to go in with a neutral mind. more than 20 women have come forward claiming cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them. the high cost of airfares could soon be at the center of a federal investigation. new york senator charles schumer is calling for the department of justice and the department of transportation to investigate why airfares are so high. this despite rapidly declining fuel costs and record profits

for airline companies. the senator's office says airline industry profits are on track to grow from almost $20 billion this year to $25 billion next year. petsmart announced today it is selling itself to a large investment firm. private equity firm vc partners will buy the chain for $8.7 billion. it is the largest leveraged buyout of the year. 2014 has seen many big mergers, but this one is unusual because a private firm is involved. secretary of state john kerry is in italy this evening focusing his attention on two political hotspots. the middle east and ukraine. he met with his russian counterpart. on it's the agenda a proposed bill for sanctions against russia and $350 million worth of military hardware to kiev. tomorrow he is set to meet with benjamin netanyahu to discuss an effort at the u.n. to set a timetable for israel's

withdrawal from palestinian stair -- within two years. the death toll from yesterday's deadly landslide has risen to at least 32 people. police, soldiers, and volunteers are using their bare hands to try to find survivors. more than 70 people are still reported missing. rains triggered the landslide that is said to have slept -- swept away 100 homes. and in haiti the prime minister is resigning. the president was supposed to call elections in 2011, but those elections have been postponed in a stalemate between the government and a group of opposition senators over electoral law. a 9-year-old man from texas who crossed the border into north korea is now denouncing u.s. domestic and foreign policy. the strange case unfolds as u.s. investigators say he may be behind the cyberattack of a

hollywood powerhouse. >> reporter: an american citizen crosses illegally into north korea seeking asylum. the illegal war here against the nation of iraq serves as a perfect example of how the u.s. government acts like a mafia enterprise. >> reporter: he says he entered the country by crossing the river bored he with china. unlike other americans who cross into north korea, it doesn't appear martinez has been taken into custody. martinez strongly criticizing the u.s. for alleged human rights violations in a press conference in pung yang. >> i have been personally affected by the human rights abuses in the united states, but have known many people who have been affected. >> reporter: martinez's mother telling media outlets her son is bipolar and tried crossing into north korea once before. state department deputy spokesman marie harf saying we are aware of reports that a u.s. citizen crossed into north korea and we stand ready to provide

all possible consular assistance. it's one of our top priorities. this comes during tense times between the u.s. and north korea. investigators believe the communist country is behind a cyber hacking at sony pictures in response to the new james franco-seth rogen movie the interview. it portrays kim jong un. last month the u.s. secured the release of two other americans who were serving jail time for alleged and eye government -- anti-government activities and espionage. a bay area transit agency spreading a little bit of holiday cheer. the unexpected gifts bus passengers received in the east bay. and it's another wet forecast. a beautiful shot of a cruise ship in san francisco. a nice time go on a cruise. mark will be here with when and where we will see the rain.

the transit getting no the holiday spirit. all passengers who join the specially decorated holiday bus will ride for three. riders will have to keep an eye out for this decorated bus. it runs a different route each day and will be doing so through saturday, january 3. >> i thought it would have christmas lights on it or something like that. >> tinsle or something. >> big red nose in the front. we are getting ready for, here we go again, another storm. >> get the umbrellas tuned up again. if you are waiting by the bus stop you will kneed umbrella -- need the umbrella tomorrow. an active week. we are tracking another series. nothing like last thursday morning, but still we are tracking moderate to some heavy rain downpours that will push back into the region. rainfall since july 1 for the

season, these numbers have been odded up. look at san jose. 232% of average with 8.5 inches of rainfall. right now on live stormtracker 2 a lot of rain. snow showers up to the north of clear lake right now. a closer look at the bay area radar, nothing too extreme. still a few showers out there to track, especially up in the north bay and out towards parts of the east bay. a chance of a few scattered showers tonight. rain mouches in tomorrow. could be heavy at times. no wind advises in place. here is the timeline. next storm for tomorrow is going to work with some tropical moisture moving in from the south and from the west. so this will add to the moisture with this system. then closely behind it you get an idea here there is not too much of separation between

these two cold fronts. our next storm moves in on tuesday. the short term for your monday forecast for a wet monday morning commute, especially for the mid to latter portions of the monday morning commute. periods of rain heavy at times. even a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms as well. especially with these brighter colors showing up in the forecast model. so here we are at 10:00. the rain showers pushing on shore coast side and around the bay. still some scattered rain showers at 7:00. once again the possibility of some thunder. and then storm number two moves on shore tuesday. so this could produce another round of moderate to heavy rainfall. then wednesday there is not as much coverage, but still a chance of some scattered showers into wednesday. looks like thursday though will be the day to be outside with dry conditions for thursday. and then once again by friday we could be tracking some more rain showers out there. so we are not going to go completely dry just yet. it could be off and on rainfall with probably more rain to talk about for monday and tuesday.

those will be the two most active weather days this week. safe harbor 57 -- san jose 57 degrees. santa cruz in the upper 50s. your five-day forecast, a lot to talk about here. there is that rain cloud for tomorrow and then storm number two moves in on tuesday. scattered rain showers likely into wednesday. looks like thursday will be dry with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of some more rain showers on friday. over wednesday, thursday, and friday i will be tracking higher tides. especially by friday. we could have more extreme high tides. that coupled with the shower chances. inflated water levels around the bay. it looks like by saturday and sunday completely dry. of course, that could change. right now the forecast models keeping us dry with partly cloudy skies. those breaks are so important. we will add more rain to the supply tomorrow. looks like active monday an tuesday. next week a chance to go out and enjoy the grassy hills. >> looks like ireland out

there. >> beautiful. and refreshing as well. last year we had 20 air alerts in a row. the atmosphere has cleared out. >> the ground barely was dried out from the last storm and here we go again. >> last week it was almost like turning on your garden hose all the way to the extreme. this one is kind of more three-quarters of the way. that's how i think of storms. >> okay. sounds like a good analogy. exodus gods and kings ruled the box office this weekend. >> i am the god. i am the god. >> the film is being blasted for the controversial casting. many of the egyptians' roles are being played by white actors. it brought in more than $24 million to take home the top spot at the box office. hunger games "mockingjay" in its fourth week at number two with an estimated $13 million. penguins of madagascar rounded

out the top three with more than $7 million. all right. time to talk about the red hot warriors. >> they are on fire. the 49ers not so much as they take on the seahawks. sports wrap with scott is next.

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pregame. second quarter on forth under one frank gore much more than that. 7-3 san francisco. hour, later in the second -- however, later in the second, gore is blocking bobby wagner. takes a shot to the head. leaves the game with a concussion. backup carlos hyde gets hurt. he has an ankle injury. seahawks driving. that will play. eric reid intercepts russell wilson. reid for a moment looked like he might go the distance but it run out the clock. 9ers up 7-3 at the break. third quarter marshawn lynch caps off a ten play 60-yard drive with a touchdown. how about the celebration? thank you, thank you, thank you. point quarter. wilson hit as he throws by nick moody. it's incomplete. but there is a late flag for roughing the passer. hmm. close call, coach? miffed. wouldn't you know it? the hawks make it stick.

wilson ten yards to paul richards out of colorado. 17-7 seattle. and we dance. last chance for san francisco. fourth and one. they give it to bruce miller. they are out of running backs at this point. miller is stuffed. that's how it ends with a measurement. chains. 17-7 seattle. another scoreless 49er half. they are averaging less than five points a game after halftime. more importantly, the loss officially eliminates san francisco from playoff contention. >> it is difficult. i think that's our expectation, that we're going to get to the playoffs and we are going to make a run. and to not have the opportunity this year is, i mean, nothing something that are with 'used to. once again, i think it goes back to execution. there is games we haven't executed and weapon didn't finish the way we should have from the chicago game to the raiders game. i mean, those are two that pop out in my head.

finishing the rams game is another one. that's three games right there where, i mean, if you are 10 and 4 instead of 7-7, it's a big difference at this point. >> remember a few weeks back when the raiders were 0-10 and they beat the chiefs? you know who else remembers? yeah. today was payback day. oakland at kansas city. tony sparano did not like what he saw. first quarter game scoreless until de'anthony thomas. mariota wins the heisman and takes it 81 yards to pay dirt. he said i am starting to get a feeling of it. i would say so. third quarter travis kelse catches the ball and then coughs it up. hello. right to c.j. wilson. back to the k.c.15. 10-6 at this point. we're in this thing. and there we and they are -- we're not. derrick carr flat out fumbled

the snap. recovered by frank zombo. 0 yards and in. it is 24-6. and the dagger comes on the next drive. niles davis out of the backfield. 70 yards. alex smith 297 passing yards. his most as a chief. and kansas city gets its revenge. 31-13 to stay in the playoff front at 8-6. latavious murray, who went crazy in the first match-up, 59 yards on 12 carries today. oakland will host the bills next week. you know how they say be careful what you wish for? cleveland brown fans got a lesson in cliche today. they have been clamoring for johnny football. they got him. and they got whooped. johnny manziel making his first nfl start against cincinnati. second quarter already 10-0. bengals give it to jeremy hill. have a day. 25 carries. 148 yards. two touchdowns. look at this. tries to leap into the stands and dude says, no, no, no.

you are in cleveland. not cincinnati. get out of our stands. second quarter manziel scrambling, and he just had a tough day at the office. intercepted by pac-man jones. one of two picks. just 80 passing yards for manziel in his debut. how about a 30-0 thumping in the battle of ohio. broncos-chargers. peyton manning battling through illness. wasn't at his best, but still good enough. 28 yards to demaryius thomas. the broncos win 22-10 and college. afc west. packers-bills. aaron rodgers not a good day. 17 of 42 passing. rodgers also two interceptions. and he had a front row seat for this. special teams gem from marcus thigpen. the bills win 21-13. buffalo a short of its first eight-win season since 2004. the sharks idle today, but with plenty to root are for. i will tell you why.

and the warriors catch a break in the big easy. how they took advantage next.

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the warriors have the best record in basketball, they woke up today with a 15 game win streak. it's not like they need a break, but they got one. potential little league milpitas anthony davis did not suit up for the contest in new orleans. andrew boeing and boeing it's -- andrew bogut a speck taughter. 29 for klay. the ball movement mere. thompson. the cutter. shaun livingston with 12 off the bench. dubbed by nine at the break. the pelicans come storming back. evans three of his 34 points. they are up eight. it looked like the streak might end. nah. the warriors, they always win. fourth quarter of a one-point

game. curry drives. no. mo speights got his back. overtime. green put it on the deck. and the foul on ryan anderson. warriors up by four. then the dagger courtesy of guess who? yeah. steph locked and loaded. 34 points for curry. the warriors win it by sixes in overtime. that is a sweet 16 in a row. speaking of streaking, the sharks have won six straight at home and a nice little bonus. four days off during a home sand. today the sharks' attention on toronto as the leafs hosted the kings. l.a. three points behind san jose coming in. there is jonathan quick. third period 3-2 l.a. a power play. we are tied at three. and we get bonus hockey north of the border. in the shootout one goal. going top shelf on quick. leafs win 4-3 and the sharks say

thank you very much. >> and a moment. silence for the 49ers? >> yeah. okay. moment's over. >> we focus on the warriors. >> the warriors are unstoppable. >> that's really cool. >> thanks, guys. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, he is a firefighter, combat vet, and aspiring new musician. >> it is the musician part he hopes will help other vets fighting their own battles. thanks for making ktvu your source for news. >> we are always here on ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter and our ktvu app. we will see you back here tonight ant 10. every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper, supporting nonprofits like juma ventures

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