we looked inside of the car you could see his watch, his credit card and everything else that's in there. police on the look out for shoppers and their latest purchased gifts. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. auto burglaries are up dramatically even gifts hidden in the drunk of a car aren't safe. cara liu live where police say 20 cars were broken into one day last week, cara. >> reporter: police say the thieves are targeting popular shopping and dining areas in many cases the thieves are

peering into car windows looking for electronics or other packages left in plain view in other cases they've been known to watch for shoppers putting notes in their cars. riding along with palo alto police. >> this is where we have had numerous auto burglaries. >> reporter: sergeant bryan phillips tells us that

we try to make sure they're not in sight. we don't leave our wallet or laptop or anything like that. >> if you look inside of his car you can see his wallet is in plain view. his credit card, probably not something smart to do. >> reporter: officers recommend taking electronics and other valuables with you. also they say whenever possible, park in well lit areas where there's plenty of foot traffic and car traffic near by. ken back to you. >> good advice. thank you cara.

there are also extra patrols at san francisco's union square in the wake of a spike in street robberies. between monday morning and today. there were 11 robberies in the city. some of them by armed robbers. there's also a new public service announcement from police today, it reminds shoppers not to leave gifts and personal items in plain sight in plain cars. now to new developments involving the sony film the interview. it turns out the controversial movie is going to have a limited christmas release after all. sony pulled the movie after it created controversy. maureen naylor is live with one of the theaters planning to air the movie. >> reporter: twenty-second and san carlos is one of the few theaters that will be airing the interview today. and the owners tell us it was

an easy decision, all meant to defend the freedom of speech. after sony initially cancelled the films release. >> our first showing will be at 3:10 then at 3:20. >> reporter: they're joining other independent theaters that launched a controversy. >> we're just really glad to be part of a movement that supports the right to free speech and supports sony and the production and distribution of this film. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea. >> the controversial movie starring seth rogan was initially pulled after a hacking scandal at sony and threats of violence against theaters showing the film. but tuesday, sony announced a new plan saying it never gave up on releasing the movie about two journalists told to assassinate the head of north korea. >> the decision to now release

the movie in limited theaters, i think it tells us that speech has costs that there are potential concerns here. but that's the cost of free speech and free exercise of speech. >> reporter: in a statement sony said while we hope this is only the first step of the film's release we are proud to make it available to the public and to stand up to those who threatened free speech. and seth rogan wrote, people have spoken, the viewers have prevailed. >> i'm going to see it more now because of the publicity just to make my own assessment. >> reporter: but this couple who questioned why the movie was made in the first place, is not going to see it. >> i'm not going to risk it

personally. you're making fun of someone and he's taking it serious. >> maureen naylor reporting for us tonight in san jose. maureen thank you. more details now the white house released a statement today saying quote the decision made by sony and participating theaters allows people to make their own choices about the film and we welcome that outcome. on ktvu.com, we put together a list of the bay area theaters planning to show the interview. you can show that list just look under web links. google's you tube could be facing a lawsuit from some of the music industries biggest stars. farrell williams is one of the artists considering a lawsuit. you tube doesn't have the rights to about 20,000 songs recorded by his clients, and is threatening to ask a judge to

orderer them removed from the site. a raid at the man who works for the tsa is calling for an investigation. surveillance camera shows santa clara police using a battery ram to serving a search warrant at his home. the raid happened back in march but charges against moneeb were filed just last week. the camera was never found. moneeb says that the raid came because he is muslim. >> i know that this overly excessive policing without a legal basis is totally wrong. >> this is not a muslim issue, a racist issue, this is a case of theft where a federal law enforcement officer committed that theft. >> the council on islamic

relations is now calling for an investigation. and tonight the lights at rockefeller center dimming in honor of two fallen police officers. the lights came down for two minutes. people across new york observed a moment of silence for the two officers. the family of garner were among those visiting the site where liu and ramos were gunned down. garner died after a police officer used a choke hold that caused the death of garner. >> my dad wasn't a violent man. so to use his name to do something that's violent is definitely not something that he would want. he's a very peaceful man. he will take the shirt off his back and give it to you. >> reporter: despite the

mayor's call to end the protests until the officers are layed to rest, protests continue tonight. president h.w. bush is in a houston hospital. the 44th president is taken to houston methodist hospital as a precaution. bush who is now 90 years old spent nearly two months in the same hospital last year for treatment of bronchitis. tonight the white house says president obama and the first lady send their goods wishes to mr. bush and his family. ktvu's john sasaki found out the alternative leaves some gay leaders unimpressed of the latest lift on a long time ban. >> you tried to donate? >> for my mom, when she had her gallbladder taken out. >> reporter: but he was not

allowed to donate. >> i just was mad. it's my mom. she said it's okay, i said it's okay. >> reporter: the proposed replacement regulation would prohibit any man from donating who's had sex with another man in the past year. >> a man will still be completely donated from donating blood because people are people, and people have sex. to expect people not to have sex for a year to donate blood is ridiculous. >> reporter: current testing enables anyone to know if they're hiv positive within two weeks. this facility goes through so much blood, 500-pints a day that it has to import it from out of state. >> we're really happy to see that the fda is now recommending a change to their

lifetime deferral. >> reporter: just turned out tom amiano is outraged. he told me by text it's a double standard and moralistic and that a one year celibacy misses the point. supervisor weiner agrees. >> straight people get hiv too. and we have this two tier system, and once again gay and bisexual men are in a second class. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. mad at hair and years of neglect. >> it made me cry. see this little guy's transformation and the partnership giving dogs a better chance for adoption. >> the chance for showers in the five day forecast, i'll pinpoint when it could get here and if the wet weather could still around for the holidays. a man killed by police in his garage. why his family says this video

puts the police account into question.

he is coming out. >> a man is seen on this video just moments before police officers opened fire killing him. that man was a barber living in antioch. his family is now suing the city of antioch for excessive force. she says the suit is about setting the record straight and his attorney says that police

video shows the story. amber lee is here now with all developments and both sides of the story. >> reporter: that video calls into question the police account of what happened. they acknowledged that danny gonzalez had been drinking and was emotionally disstressed but they contend his death was preventable. >> eagle seven be advised the garage is opening. >> reporter: on june 28, 201235- year-old denny gonzalez opens his garage door and walks out with a gun in his hand. police officers are waiting outside. gonzalez is seen waving his arms and returned back to the garage and then is shot by officers. >> i'm very, very hurt. i believe that day could have went a completely different rout. and he would still be here with us today. >> reporter: since her husband's death, gonzalez has given birth to their only child sacari. they now live out of state. she has filed a civil lawsuit against the city of antioch. her attorneys say the video shows that gonzalez did not fire his gun at officers.

and that police used excessive force when they shot at him dozens of types including two shots to his back. >> shots fired, eagle seven shots fired. >> they gave this guy the death penalty in an unjustifiable way. the thing was mishandled. >> reporter: the video shows that police acted appropriately and in self-defense, says investigators. >> he turns and points the gun like that, at the police as he's turning. >> reporter: the deputy d.a. says gonzalez was a deadly threat to police as soon as he walked out of the garage with a gun in his hand. he says officers showed restraint. >> they waited until he pointed

the gun at them. >> reporter: she says policies surrounding police use of deadly force need to change. >> my husband is innocent in this case. he did not fire his weapon. >> i went to the home where gonzalez lived this afternoon. a neighbor told me he heard police tell gonzalez to drop his gun and that officers only shot at him after he refused. >> so what happens now with this new lawsuit? >> reporter: well the city attorney's office says they actually the d.a.'s investigation cleared the police. the civil lawsuit is being handled by the antioch city attorney. they provided a statement that said quote, police officers shot and armed subject who appeared determined to trigger a violent confrontation. >> all right, tough situation. amber, thanks very much. the reward in the case of a teacher killed last month while hiking in the east bay hill rose today to $25,000.

david renzel was shot to death november 25th as he walked on a trail in the huckelberry regional preserve in oakland. police say he was shot three times. authorities released sketching of two persons of interest and today released new details of the crime. >> david's wallet was taken during this homicide and his credit cards were used on the 28th of november in downtown oakland. i can also share with you that we do have some tips and leads that we are following up on. >> reporter: family and friends say they feel certain someone some where knows who the attackers are and they hope the increased reward will prompt them to come forward. >> reporter: san jose police are looking for a man who tried to pull a woman into his vehicle and then jumped out to attack her. this is a police sketch of that man, investigators describe him as latino in his early 20s with a tall thin build and mustache. the incident happened yesterday

near south 33rd and east san fernando. san jose firefighters are raising questions about response times after a fire station in east san jose was closed so it could be tested for mold. as azenith smith reports, this isn't the first time station 16 has come under scrutiny. >> reporter: inside san jose fire station 16 red tape can be seen in the kitchen area, it says do not enter. a danger because of mold. >> it's a constant fire the fire department has with mold in these older fire stations. >> reporter: a spokesperson says so far there's been no confirmation of mold in the station but the fire department moved firefighters as a precaution. earlier we saw some of those firefighters pick up their belongings. this isn't the first time concern other mold were brought up. >> about two years ago there were plumbing problems in the kitchen. they thought they had mold. >> reporter: he says lab tests showed more mold outside the building than inside and because it wasn't airborne it

didn't pose a risk back then. repipeing was recommended but did not happen. >> basically what ends up happening is some level of band aid solution, address the minimum and let's move on to the next thing. >> reporter: the san francisco fire's union says they heard complaints six months ago. not only is the union worried about their firefighters health safety but shortages. >> this just makes things some what worse. >> reporter: the fire department says the station's where firefighters have been relocated are roughly 3 miles away and they'll be monitoring response times. they are also hoping to bring firefighters back to the station in temporary housing while the remodel is being done. details are still being worked out. some people wonder if more money will be spent now that these issues have risen to this level. the same company that reviewed this station's plumbing issues two years ago will be back here

again tomorrow morning to do some testing for the presence of mold. in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. unusual weather last week with all the rain. record warmth today. san francisco tied a record downtown. oakland 71 degrees. that was a record there. let me fix the mic here real quick. we'll pop it on. we had plenty of records today. no records tomorrow. what's going to happen, temperatures are going to come down a few degrees with this next weather system which is going to drop in and bring us showers as we move into the afternoon hours tomorrow. here's the current imagery. radar imagery, we have fog showing up now in the central valley because of all the rain we've had the cool nights we talked about that. dense fog advisory in effect right now for sacramento valley south of sacramento. and that could extend north ward here as we go into the overnight hours. that much fog in the central valley you know it will spread down here. the model spells this out.

we have coastal fog showing up. we have it at the coast. we have valley fog that forms is forming now and will form tonight. those two merge in the morning hours: so tomorrow morning, i think the commute, the  visibilities can be nasty with this type of fog these two fogs merging like bay bridge issues. real low on the deck kind of thing. out on the gray highway up in concord. traveling tomorrow fog could be an issue. after that the rains come in. so when i come back we'll dial in the forecast model because you go right beyond this and you will see the showers starting to show up. deadly storms swept across parts of the southern u.s. today. authorities in louisiana say a tornado touched down and in mississippi four deaths have been reported in the wake of possible tornadoes there. mississippi governor phil bryant declared a state of emergency tonight in part of the state hit hard by the severe weather. a little dog getting a new lease on life. >> you can see his little paws,

there's his nails and this is all matted hair. >> it's quite a story at 10:30 we'll show you the rescue, the transformation and the bay area group that made it all happen. first down and out. a site of the holiday many people don't usually think about. st. jude children's research hospital has the world's best survival rates for many of the toughest childhood cancers. our discoveries are big. and getting bigger every day. go to st. jude dot org or shop wherever you see the st. jude logo.

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the final light was built today in the bill graham manora. it's been lit every year to mark the celebration of hanukkah commemorating the victory of jewish tribes in 155 b. c. it said a one day supply lasted for eight days in a temple. the celebration includes the

lighting of eight candles. for -- for most people the holidays is about spending time with family and preparing meals. >> but not all share that same -- >> not any city that i've seen in my life have i seen something quite like union square. >> reporter: san francisco is my town is true. and it's amazing what you can see in the square too. >> a lot of people are scared of clowns. >> black friday like is like the super bowl for street

performers. because everybody is out. >> ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ >> a lot of shoppers, a lot of people milling around. but it's a very festive season. so it's a good thing and i'm glad i'm out here performing for the folks. >> happy holiday. will anyone donate today. >> some people give. some people don't. usually during christmas some people are in a better attitude. along as you make them happy they give sometimes. >> ♪ >> help for the holidays. >> for me it's kind of hard. i grew up in foster care my whole life. i spent some time incarcerated and lost a few friendly attachments that i had.

so holidays are kind of hard for me because i'm literally alone. >> for me personally it's extremely hard considering that i've never ever been away from home. i've never left boston my entire life until i came out to california and that was a really big step for me. >> today is my sister's birthday. and i haven't even talked to her. because someone stole my phone. and i just, it sucks. you know, i want to be home for the holidays. i don't want to be here.

and join ktvu this christmas for a holiday in focus. the sights and sounds of the season here in the bay area. our 30 minute special airs christmas day at 5:30 a.m., noon, 5:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. or you can catch holiday in focus at 7:00 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. >> i hope that girl gets some help. up next holiday traffic in the bay area. >> they are sure signs of the holidays heavy traffic on our highways busy shopping malls and even dui checkpoints. >> plus you might not be able to tell but there is a dog underneath all that hair. his stunning transformation and the rescue group that made it happen.

happening now, heavy holiday traffic across the bay

area. you're looking now at live pictures, hospital curve in san francisco on the left. really crowded getting to the bay bridge. and on interstate 80 over in berkeley on the right hand side of your screen. actually looking much better. traffic flowing there at this late hour of the night. we're hearing tales of incredibly snarled traffic tonight. three hours or more getting out of san francisco on the the bay bridge and to oakland. many places much of the same story is drivers make their holiday get aways and head out for their last minute shopping. ken pritchett now live in livermore with how drivers are dealing with these crowded roads, ken. >> reporter: right now we're at a dui checkpoint in livermore which is now just getting under way. it's something you will see more of as officers go into high enforcement period. people attending events, such as holiday traffic and even shopping. even late into the evening, bay bridge traffic was at a crawl.

the commute home from work seemed heavier than normal. this was 680. part commute, part holiday travel and holiday shopping the crowded downtown streets in walnut creek. this shopping arrived before the heavy crowds. >> driving wasn't too bad. parking was a little difficult but we did it. >> reporter: down in livermore at the livermore premium outlets it was certainly busier than normal. >> we got through the stores pretty good. found everything we wanted but i lost my car. >> you lost it, huh? >> yeah i lost it and they're helping me find it. >> she will be searching through a packed parking lot that was even more crowded around noon today. >> come on let's find the car. >> and we can expect to see many cars on our interstates as aaa expects record numbers of holiday travelers. in california more than 12 million people are expected to travel 95% of them by car. shopper james charles expects a long drive home from livermore. >> it's easy coming here.

but it won't be that easy going back. >> a spokesman with the livermore premium outlet says the best time to brace the crowd is tomorrow morning. we assume that was also true for shelley paul. >> are you still looking? >> yeah i think i'm on the other side. >> reporter: livermore police say they anticipate making dui arrests here tonight. but they say that's really not the intent of this operation. they say their main insent -- insent -- intent to get the word out to people to be careful on the roadway as we go through this holiday season. >> you have to pack your patience. it's a busy time. we have new information about a road rage incident we told you about last night and the history of the driver facing charges. >> she just hit our car. she just hit our car. she's pushing us off the road.

yeah she's pushing us off the road. >> a woman is facing charges after allegedly tailgating, cutting off and hiting hiting the mazda seen here. she is now identified as a bay area resident. she was also arrested on felony hit-and-run charges. for the first time ever apple has automatically released a security update for mcintosh computers. apple usually asks users to download the fix themselves. but this was important enough for apple to make sure the updates were sent. the patch came days after bugs were reported in the osx system that could allow hackers to take control of computers. now to a story of hope for this four-year-old dog found in very bad shape. and rescued from a backyard in benetia. claudine wong introduces us to a group that's giving him and

others like him a new lease on life. >> hi handsome. where's our diamond in the rough. >> reporter: he came to them without a name. >> it was a rainy day. cold, shivering. >> reporter: rescued by neighbors who heard him barking. >> they watched it for i think a day and said we can't live with ourselves watching that happen out there. >> you can -- he could be a maltese. he could be a poodle. >> reporter: so today this little guy went for a ride. >> i see you under there. >> free of charge that's their way of giving back to the community. amazing. we're really lucky to have him. >> his matting is really bad around his ears so that will likely have to be shaved clean. you see his little paws.

that's his nails and that's all his matted hair. >> reporter: and they make him a promise. >> it's going to be all right. that feels good. >> reporter: it's so rewarding for us to do this. it is -- hi, there's your face. there's your face. look at that. say hi. >> reporter: despite everything he's been through. this dog sat quiet for hours. >> he's being so good. >> reporter: as years of neglect washed away. >> some days it's emotional. some days you get really angry. >> oh there goes the tail going up. >> reporter: showing the way just a dog can. >> that's got to be two or three pounds at least. >> reporter: bit by bit. >> two baths, three haircuts just to try to get the mats

off. >> reporter: we saw something new. watching it all was jessica i ngel who heard about the dog and came down here to watch. >> it made me cry. i can't believe an animal would be allowedded to get to that point of existence. >> reporter: before he ever saw what she was becoming, she was making him a promise. >> i have a home full of love and i would love to give him love. no matter what he looks like. >> it was almost like his spirit started to shine again. >> reporter: a glimpse of a sweet little face. >> a glimpse of hope. a new chance at love. >> reporter: a chance for a little dog who simply wants to be loved. >> i have a feeling he's going to be very spoiled. i am going to make up for all the love he has not received, absolutely. >> that is one good looking pooch. julie is tearing up over here. >> so happy for that little guy. >> you can see more pet

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♪ that's how it goes whenever it snows. ♪ ♪ the world is your snowball just for a song. ♪ ♪ get out and move it along. ♪ wall street broke new ground today with the dow closing above 18,000 for the first time ever. the dow gained 64 points to 18,024. tech stocks did not keep pace. nasdaq ended up in the red closing down 16 points. it's the fifth consecutive day of gains for the dow after the feds announced it had no plans to boost interest rates in the near future. prosecutors said they've broken up a crime ring that

smuggled weapons on board public passenger jets. the guns were moved from atlanta to new york in carry on baggage. authorities say a delta airlines employee simply walked into the airport with the weapons and handed them to a passenger who had already been cleared through security. prosecutors say employees are not screened in atlanta. something they want changed. police say they've recovered a total of 153 guns and five people have been arrested. governor jerry brown announced his pick to head the utilities commission. the president announced picker as the new president. if confirmed he could take over in january. michael peavy announced he will be stepping down. u.s. senator rand paul may have dropped a big hint of running for president. his message sounded tongue and cheek. he said i think this will be a

popular item this year. some expect him to announce his bid for the house this spring. new information about a deadly listeria outbreak linked to caramel apples. what we're learning about a victim's family. >> and bill martin will have your complete holiday forecast. >> the holiday tradition that drew people here to the city.

tonight we are hearing new details from the family of a santa cruz woman who died from a bacteria infection linked to caramel apples. frye bought caramel apples for halloween at a safeway. she fell and was taken to the

hospital. doctors confirmed she had listeria and told family members that a listeria outbreak was linked to caramel apples. >> i said that's odd mom was a big caramel apple aficionado. i called my brother and said, i just read this article about listeria and caramel apples. and there was a silence on the other side of the phone and said mom brought caramel apples to the kids. >> her family is now suing safeway. a popular single serve coffee maker is being recalled. the company keurig is recalling its mini model 10 system. overheated water can spray out and injure users. they are sold at k mart, kohl's as well as online. a unique san francisco display reminding us of the true meaning of christmas. real people and animals taking part in a live nativity scene.

it is a holiday tradition drawing crowds in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. jana katsuyama is there now with the connection the event has to the city's past and future plans that transform the site, jana. >> reporter: you certainly don't expect to see live animals in the middle of the city. but this all happened at st. francis of asisis church. the organizer says this was all part of a larger effort to build community and new traditions in this part of san francisco.. the goat, the sheep and even the lama came to the middle of the city. each playing a part in the living nativity. a reenactment of the christmas story with baby jesus, joseph

and mary. it's a franciscan tradition by san francisco's name same, st. francis of asisis. >> it's a special surprise. we just found our way to dinner and it's so great to see this. >> listening to the singing and looking at the scene and listening to the story it's just, very moving and touching. >> reporter: native daughter and former supervisor angela alioto organized the nativity she hopes the site will be a part of the rebirth. they have worked together on a plan to transform the 600 block of vallejo street between grant, columbus avenue into a $2.1 million piazza. >> it's where you come around the corner on columbus avenue and you go wow. that is ombria, that's italy. that's the home of st. francis of asisis. >> reporter: a starting point

to bring people together. >> reporter: alioto tells me they still need to raise $1 million but she's confident she can get that money and all of the permits in order to break ground in the spring and turn all of this into that piazza. >> making smiles for a lot of people during the holidays. jana, thank you. dense fog advisory is extended north toward the marysville area. we're going to see fog around here and see this little kink in the jet stream or flow that's the beginning of our system as it's rapidly developing it. will just push right through here. i will show you the computer model in just a minute. fog is the story with that dense fog advisory out in these areas right here: it's not a lot of fog yesterday but in the next few hours or so it'll fill in. dense fog even in sacramento. for sure you're going to see valley fog in these pockets.

overnight lows in the 40s. dewpoints in the 40s. perfect combination. so look forward to some fog tomorrow morning. that's going to be the story on the morning commute. i think i think in the bay you've already got coastal fog and the valley fog comes in here late tonight when they merge i already said that. but they have a tendency especially because of radiation. it reduces visibility and this creates a lethal combination. some of the worse shipping accidents in the bay happen because of this fog pattern. cost and bay and around lunchtime you will start to see the flow change. here we go. 2:00 on wednesday. showers, right. probably about 1:00 it starts to set around 1:30. moves down to san rafael. around 2:00, san francisco

starting to get wet. wednesday 3:00 right. that's into oakland now. then you're down into livermore by 4:00. you get the picture it moves pretty quick. very, very light with this. it's not going to be a big rain producer but it will be nuisancesy. forecast highs no records like we had today. temperatures will be cooler. and there'll be warmer than you suspect because before the rain gets here there'll be a chance for things to warm up just a little bit. we'll see lots of low 60s tomorrow. in the five day forecast the p.m. afternoon chance for showers. then you get a big break thursday and friday. but after this we set up for fog again. this weather thing, the rain just a nuisance type of deal. and the real story is going to be the fog that lingers and causes travelers issues. you hate doing the story on 99

car pile ups. >> it's scary. >> it's horrible. >> tomorrow though it's been beautiful the last few days. >> it's going to change. rain by afternoon tomorrow. mark is here now. i don't know what to say about that game tonight. i asked you earlier how they were doing and you said not good. >> you were calling me a nay sayer. >> i thought the fourth quarter they could pull it out. >> the first bona fide clunker for the warriors. when have you heard them say the lakers are much better without kobe bryant. they played like a team today and blew out the warriors today. he had problems with turnovers. the team 19 turnovers here. jeremy lin starts it with a steal. gets it to clarkson.

slam it down and yeah long face for mr. kerr. clue that it's not your night. when is the last time you saw that happen. byron scott can barely keep from laughing. all lakers outhustle the warriors for all the lose balls and they will get it going here. nick young to johnson up top that's how it went lakers had # guys in double figures. and i think steve kerr sums eus up nicely after -- sums it up nicely after the game. how it went lakers had five guys in double figures. >> last night we had our best ball movement game of the season. we took care of the ball. we executed and tonight we looked nothing like that team from last night. yeah no sugar coating at all. when it comes to bay area

basketball, positive stanford is who has the ball tonight. texas down in texas right down to it. 25 picks left when jonathan holmes will can the j. that ties things up and the cardinals go into overtime with the long horns on their home floor in over time. stanford with a one point lead and adding to it jason randall who had 22 points, he hit the jumper they have a three point lead doing a little celebration. but guys, there's a little time left, when you're as good as texas is they had a shot at it. but clank no good. and stanford 7-3 record now and clearly their most impressive win of the year. considering the season raiders and 49ers have had so far. anyone making the probowl, they had a few guys doing that. one time all star alden smith spent his day denying an allegation made in the ray

mcdonald case. sports part two next.

you know the last thing the 49ers need is any of their players even rumored to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. but they find themselves

playing a little public relations. the alleged victim in re mcdonald's case allegations that alden smith was drinking with her. >> what did you do later? >> i spent time with my son. >> on a more positive side. a couple of players named to the probowl for the 49ers. offensive lineman a major problem with them but both all stars are o line men that would be joe staley and mike upati. as for the raiders, marcell reese third straight year he's made the probowl. one of their most versatile players on their roster. slim pickens when we usually have the probowl selections.

>> yeah. >> not this year. >> mark thank you. and thank you for choosing ktvu channel two news. we'll see you the next time news breaks, good night. >> good night. get the results.

yes, i am aware that hospitals are a hotbed of infection. - thank you, manny. - (beep) a couple of weeks ago, i had a minor heart incident. i am fine. but just to be safe, i'm having an angiogram, which is when they inject a dye to make sure there's no blockage. it's-- it's no big deal. - we're not worried. - no. if something were to happen, which it's not... not gonna. i would turn our bedroom into a shrine to claire. wow. and this room into a hall of magic. luke, please stop taking appliances apart. - i'm making something. - you're unmaking something. - 'cause i'm giving my notice today. - wait. what? but wouldn't we rather have toast that's already buttered? i love that you're asking these kinds of questions. if only the springs were stronger, the toast would be catapulted into the pool of butter.