it is unprecedented and the warnings are already up. one week from tonight the golden gate bridge will close and stay closed through the weekend. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. at this time next week, work crews will be in the process of shutting down the golden gate bridge and it will stay closed for three nights. the reason, so that a movable barrier can be installed right down the middle of the bridge. the bridge is scheduled to close by midnight next friday night and it's not scheduled to reopen until 4:00 a.m. on monday morning. new at 10:00, debora villalon is at the bridge with exactly what's being done and which part of the bridge will stay

open, debora. >> reporter: frank, you will still be able to walk across the bridge. and the golden gate bridge district buses will still be running. but there won't be any regular traffic. which is bound to have a spill over effect. >> reporter: plastic tubes and a lot of luck are all that separates cars coming opposite directions on the golden gate bridge. of the 36 people killed in crashes since the 70s, about half were in head on wrecks. so now the landmark is getting a rare structural change. >> it's a great idea, you can't argue against it. inconvenience for two or three days it's not a big deal. if it saves lives it's a good thing. >> reporter: the barrier can be lifted, concrete and steel sections shifted to allow lanes to adapt to traffic flow. hundreds of sections are ready for installation. the zipper truck one on each side of the bridge are visible

now. >> with the richmond bridge which is problematic or take golden gate transit. or ride my bike. >> reporter: the richmond san rafael bridge carries about 68,000 vehicles both directions on both saturday and sunday. the golden gate about 80,000 so the more northernly bridge could become twice as crowded. >> now to the right side at the bottom. >> reporter: tourists are most likely to be blind sided by this shut down. guides are reassuring them they can still walk across and by diverting buses into the presidio still get their scenic shots. >> for those comeing in we let them know the bridge is closing but we will be able to fix the way they get some pictures. >> reporter: the movable barrier on doyle drive already seems to work without a hitch. >> they understand that they have to put these barriers up on the bridge. that's something that's relevantly necessary. and really needed. >> reporter: we're lucky, i'm happy that we got to see it

like right now. other wise, i mean, a huge disappointment. it's iconic, everywhere in the world identifies the golden gate bridge with san francisco. so it's like it's a great, i mean it's a must see. >> reporter: a few changes for marin drivers with the barrier, the speed limit is extending on to the bridge will be 45 not 55 and the lanes will merge from right to left which is the opposite of how it is now. so there are definite adjustments to be made frank. and this bridge which is already narrow will become 6- inches narrower. so be careful. you don't want to be the first person to sideswipe that new barrier. >> boy you sure don't. debora how does the bay bridge measure in all of this. >> reporter: the bay bridge is going to feel it. it's the only way if in and out of city to head north. it already handles 6,000 vehicles on the weekend. caltrans says it's not going to

do any work on the bay bridge during the closure to keep it moving as free as possible. >> reporter: all of this happening one week from tonight. debora villalon at the golden gate bridge tonight, debora, thank you. a bay area alert with temperatures falling below freezing. that has prompted a third night of frost advisories and freeze warnings. >> reporter: bill martin is watching those temperatures for us and some relief in sight. >> reporter: it's going to warm a little bit but not before some very cold overnight lows are back into the freeze warnings. for tonight, third night in a row julie mentioned. i have numbers outside right now that are in the low 30s and it's already cold. these were the last night's numbers. tonight's numbers not far off. 27 in santa rosa. it's going to be real cold out there. low 30s and low or upper 20s around the bay. frost advisory that's the area in the powder blue there, fremont, san jose and oakland. in the much more frigid freeze warning as this area in purple

in santa rosa, napa, fairfield, livermore, fairfield and parts of livermore county. here's how it shapes out. it's cool out there right now around the state. take a look at the current temperatures. it's already 33. frank eluded to changes that's going to come in the form of clouds and maybe some sprinkles might show up in that seven day forecast. we'll put all that together for you. tomorrow morning cold when you get going. and bill and our team of ktvu meteorologists posttheir forecast on twitter and facebook all the time. so you can follow them and get weather information any time you like. a new area code is coming to the bay area it means everyone people not getting a new number will have to change their habits. the area now covered by 405 will add area code 628. and because the two area codes overlap everyone covered by either will have to dial an area code every time they dial a number. new at 10:00, ken pretty --

pritchett is live in san francisco with a new dialing procedure and why it's necessary. >> reporter: as san francisco has grown over the year, the area code has suffered some growing needs. so a new area is now under way. >> reporter: tonight in china town we found something truly ancient and rare. not the musician but his roughed up and gently used sidewalk pan next to a pay phone in china town. times are changing for the city's area code, 415. >> it's a pretty iconic number. >> reporter: 415 has been san francisco's sole area code since the area codes began back in 198 #. 1 9 8 -- 1987. in fact, it was once one of only three area codes in california and it stretched

through san francisco. soon it will be joined by 628. >> i knew 418 was splitting up but i didn't know 415 was. >> reporter: the california public utilities commission is running ads to let san francisco residents to know they will dial calls differently. you will need a new area code. >> what if i have a 415 area code and i'm dialing a 415. >> you will still need to dial one, plus the area code, plus the number. >> as long as there's no charges, i think it's fine. >> reporter: but he's concerned the change will not come without problems. >> for the older folks like my father there's going to be a lot of confusion for the older ones. >> reporter: this new area code will overlay the 415 area code. if you have a 415 area, you keep it. if you're a new customer you can be assigned this new area

code starting in march and these new dialing procedures they start on february 21st. >> so many numbers to remember. all right, ken pritchett in san francisco. ken, thank you. and at ktvu.com we have posted complete details about those changes and when they happen. just look for web links. we have new information on the deadly shooting of a security guard by san francisco police back in march. today the police department publicly released the names of the four officers who were involved in the deadly shooting which happened in bernal heights park. they are sergeant jason sawyer, officer roger morris, officer richard shift and officer nathan schu. the officers shot and killed alejandro nieto after he allegedly pointed a weapon at them. the judge has ordered that the

names of the officers be released as part of nieto's parents lawsuit. investigators say a transient identified as steven lee mason approached the victim and started a fight. mason allegedly kicked the man on the head with a hammer and gardening cheers. police say mason had been ordered to stay away from union plaza before. the exact motive for the attack is unclear. >> it just appears these two have cross wasn't intentional by the victim, the talk of the person, the suspect just went up to him and started talking and a fight ensued. >> reporter: mason is facing several charges including two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. the ride share service uber is facing yet another lawsuit. this time claims of spam texting. the federal lawsuit aims to become a -- a plaintiff says he received 19 texts in two months

encouraging him to sign up as a driver. today uber refused to comment on the lawsuit. for the first time, thousands of undocumented immigrants today legally applied for a california driver's license. statewide, 11,000 people submitted their applications today and more than 600 of them were in san jose. ktvu's ann rubin was at one of the processing centers and has more on the impact of this new law. >> reporter: julio perez calls this paper a blessing and honor. it shows you have the written driver's exam. >> i feel he reached a goal that it looks like unbelievable but now he can feel it and touch it. >> reporter: today marks the first day undocumented immigrants can apply for driver's licenses in california. and hundreds of people lined up at the dmv some showing up as early as 3:00 a.m. >> this will be very important for our family. >> we've been waiting for a long time for this.

>> reporter: the licenses are only good for driving in california and aren't good for boarding planes. but still those receiving them say the driver's licenses will change their lives. >> because you worry every single day of being stopped by a police. >> reporter: the dmv hired extra workers. >> we estimate 14.5 million new applicants. >> reporter: they've been doing outreach for months. >> many have not been out at a dmv office. so we spent a lot of time in the community to start getting their documents ready. >> reporter: but still, the new law meant long lines and not everybody supporting the new measure. >> it's not fair. you should follow the law of what an american citizen should have to do. >> reporter: for the perez family this means a chance to

work to work or to the park without fear. >> i'm really, really proud. and i'm glad he can go any where and feel free. >> the dmv says in addition to passing a driving test, applicants have to pass a vision check and written test. the dmv expects $1.4 million people to apply over the next three years. a small group of people were out protesting the new law. about two dozen protesters were outside the office of ricardo lara. he support it is law and says people can now take their children to school, drive to

work and help the community. what markings on the big cat revealed about how it may have gotten there. paying more for healthy and popular food. the shortage that could trickle down to your pocketbook. >> and backlash after workers are given a 3.4% rate. the action that may cause them to reverse course. >> it's unconsciousable.

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addition of 45 new officers tonight. the graduation ceremony took place this evening at the scotish rite and masonic auditorium. this class is getting off on the right foot. >> on the first day i asked you why you wanted to be a san francisco police officer and you told me what i wanted to hear. you told me you wanted to help people. that is the only reason anybody should want to become a police officer. >> reporter: the chief said the new officers are especially welcomed at the ranks have been depleted for several years. the grads are diverse and well educated group. a third are from the military, and more than half are bilingual. a 36% pay increase that

the contra costa county council members approved for themselves is not going over well. the board chair says they deserve the increase. for months, contra costa county public employee unions have been trying to stop members of the board of council members from passing a pay raise. it seems this box of petitions may make that happen. >> the most we got was 4%. they stepped to the front of the line and give themselves a 33% rate. that's unfair. >> reporter: workers delivered signatures to the court clerk. that's more than 5,000 needed to stop the pay raise. >> it's unconsciousable for

them not to have the care for workers. we're all struggling here. >> this is the most unpleasant task we've had to face. >> reporter: the supervisors voted 4-1 to raise their salaries to just over $129,000 a year. that would have made them the fourth payest paid supervisors in the bay area. neither signatures must still be validated they forced the board to back pedal. >> we're not going to send it to the ballot. that's a waste of taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: in that case, the board would have to recind the decision. still, they say they deserve the increase. >> there's no concept of what this job entails. and the disrespect not in filing the petition, not in gathering the signatureses but in the comments made by county employees toward us on social

media has been outrageous. >> reporter: county workers say the board should get the same 4% increase most of them received not 33%. the supervisors likely will vote on recinding their pay the week after next and perhaps come up with another salary increase the rest of the county employees can live with. this afternoon harry reid's motorcade left a las vegas hospital where he had been under observation. he fell on new year's day while exercising and broke several bones. his communications director said reed returned to his home in henderson nevada but will return to washington this weekend. the president called the minority leader to wish him a quick recovery. the former head of hewlett packard who lost the race in

2010 hired a -- to head over run for officer. on 280 in san bruno -- off duty firefighter baduchi pulledded over, realized it was a mountain lion. >> first it surprised many me. >> reporter: he snapped photos of the 80-pound male. the lion was dead on the interstate and according to officials truck by a vehicle. a couple of moments before that mountain lion was killed, a couple of residents knew something was up.

>> my wife heard the dogs barking and going crazy back there. >> reporter: the dark lab mace, the light lab, mia. the owners said the dogs were in the backyard acting louder than ever before as if something else was there. >> just running, running, and barking barking. yeah that's what i heard this morning around 7:00, 7:30. >> reporter: their neighborhood is surrounded by open space and a spokeswoman says it appears the line was pushedded -- pushed out of that area by other dominant males all proved by the markings on his face. it's part of living on the peninsula around 280, wildlife and open space and for this mountain lion the interstate was just too close to home. mike mibach, ktvu news. another cold one tomorrow morning. you have the freeze warnings in the inland bay valleys already

have temperatures easily down into the low 30s. the ridge of high pressure sends everything to the north. that means no rain for us for a few days at least. at least into the middle of next week. it means generally on a night like tonight clear skies and light winds. easily 31 in clear lake. 28 in san helena. hard freeze numbers that's where the freeze warnings are. 29 in walnut creek, 21 in danville. you will notice it tomorrow morning, a very cold morning just like this morning. look for some areas of dense patchy fog too. dewpoints are in a position where we could see not a bunch of it. not like widespread but just pockets of it down the low lying areas out by gernville. out by the low lying water sources. 38 in half-moon bay. the way it works out is temperatures are going to drop tonight in some of these valleys and you're going to get down to the dewpoint temperatures especially in the north bay. if you have travel plans especially north and east bay and out toward davis and the sacramento river. watch out for that stuff

because it can be nasty. a freeze warning in effect and not just for santa rosa area. but for the livermore valley as well. overnight low tonight in livermore 29 degrees. 42degrees at 10:00 and 55 degrees for a daytime high in livermore tomorrow downtown. when i come back, we're talking about the cold for tomorrow morning, the clouds move in and then they start to move out. there's even some sprinkles in the forecast. >> we'll see you in a little bit, thank you bill. one of the famous paddle wheels is grounded. we're going to tell you what happened. plus major progress in the search for that air asian airliner. the discoveries tonight as more bodies have been located. developing news after a small plane crash. four people are dead. but there's a remarkable story of survival involves a 7-year- old girl.

some incredible developing news tonight out of kentucky where a 7-year-old girl walked away from a deadly plane crash. it happened near the border with illinois. four people were killed. the little girl was the only survivor. a near by homeowner called 911 after the girl actually walked up to her house and said she had been in a plane crash. police says she had nonlife threatening injuries. the plane was flying to illinois from key west florida when it went down. now to the latest on that plane crash in the java sea. two large objects have been found near each other at the bottom of the sea. earlier today a total of 21 bodies were found. that brings the total number that have now been recovered to 40. but the bodies of the 132 others on the plane are still missing. an american naval ship has pulled out more than half of the victims. the winds and heavy seas keep

moving. the debris and search area have been expanded. but they still have not found the plane an its black boxes. >> i can speak about the search, but as for for the fuselage or black box i cannot give you any information. >> they are in about 90 feet of water. the coast guard ordered the tahoe to stop operations in lake tahoe. but this is unrelated to a trouble they had on a new year's eve cruise. during that cruise, 200 passengers were stuck for two hours in bitter cold. it's not clear if the boat ran aground or was stalled by high winds. a friendly face in the city of napa is gone. what looked like a moose on the side of a tree is gone, it was

cut off by vandal. now in place of its photo, sits the words rest in peace moose. over the years it's been painted and decorated. the eucalyptus was supposed to come down and the developer wanted to preserve the moose and put it on display. no many people are hoping someone will return the moose. >> it did look like a moose on those pictures. new fall out over the cyber attack on sony. a search in olive oil prices, why olive oil is in short supply this year. a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. download the new ktvu news app. click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device.

olive oil has become a staple in kitchens world wide but this year global supplies are expected to drop. jana katsuyama spoke to a major bay area distributor who says prices are already going up, jana. >> reporter: they are seeing that, and julie whether it is going to a specialty store to buy a bottle of olive oil from california or overseas people could see higher prices. >> then what you do is -- you slur --slurp it. >> reporter: there's a world of variety. from greenish to gold. imported or grown here in the golden state. >> i try to look for california olive oil. that's what i try to buy. >> reporter: but bradley says this year's drought has had a

big impact on california's olive oil supply. >> it's down 40 to 50%. >> reporter: while california makes less than 12%, other countries aren't doing much better. according to the world olive oil council, prices are expected to rise. italy's supply is estimated to be down 70%. spain down 40% due to bad weather and pests. >> a fruit fly can diminish. just a few olives can mess up the chemistry of your oil and make your oil bad. >> reporter: europe's november harvest saw the bradley's business paying seven to $8 more per gallon. about $42,000 more per truckload. that could trickle down from suppliers to consumers.

the short supply could also affect quality. some suppliers might sell supplies left over from last year. >> if you're seeing a huge influx of oil coming in that was harvested last year, it's definitely not going to be as good as something that was just produced. >> i will definitely be looking at the label, ingredients and what it has. >> reporter: it's likely prices on even lower quality olive oil can go up up to $2 to $3 a bottle. >> so many different types of olive oil. thank you so much. there's new word on clams. they've closed the collection at drake's. that means there's no longer any public health monitor in the area so oysters and clams

could potentially pose a health threat. point shores is now working with the state health department to try to find a permanent solution. on wall street, stocks started the new year with mixed results. the dow added nine points but earlier it was more than 108 points. the nasdaq lost nine. a report on slowing factory growth is what triggered the slowing. the pipeline would bring canadian oil sands. the newest re refineries on the west coast. the senate energy committee will take it up first. they could have a bill on president obama's desk within three months. the question is will they have the 67 votes to override a presidential veto. the white house imposed new economic sanctions against north korea today saying its leaders were behind the cyber

attack on sony pictures. the sanctions are mostly linked to north korea's missells and weapons bail. we explain what's behind them and what could be next. >> reporter: president obama signed an executive order today authorizing sanctions against north korea in retaliation for the cyber attack against sony pictures entertainment. >> the united states government has concluded the north korean government is responsible for this attack. >> reporter: it all stems behind the comedic the film "the interview." a cyber attack kept the movie from being released. sony then backtracked and released it. >> it was funny, silly comedy movie. >> reporter: the sanctions target several individuals who either work for arms dealers or the north korean government. liu released a statement that says these steps underscore that we will defend u.s.

businesses and citizens and respond to attempts to undermine our values or the united states. just earlier this week, north korean leader kim jung-un denounced the u.s. there's also speculation that north korean may have been scammed. and the hacking job may have been an inside attack. in honolulu, traveling with the president. the british royal family has taken the unusual step of addressing allegations that prince andrew had sex with a minor. buckingham palace has issued a flat denial. prince andrew's name was mentioned in a lawsuit against the disgraced american financier. the allegations say the incident happened more than 12 years ago and that the woman

was under 18 at the time. there are no charges against the now 54-year-old prince. as a rule the palace does not comment on such things. a frost advisory and a freeze warning in effect. how much longer this frigid weather is going to stick around. and canada's filter goes mainstream. the glossy magazine capitalizing on a growing industry.

now is the time of year we ask you to clean out your closet in support of one warm coat. >> there are organizations that collect coats throughout the bay area.

dozens of cars and trucks collided on a freeway in new hampshire this morning after a sudden snow squall kicked up. one moment it was clear the next moment there were white out conditions. at least 45 vehicles crashed. nine people were injured one critical. police say some of the drivers were going over the 75-mile an hour speed limit when the accident happened. the accident was in northern new hampshire. in las vegas, a man got stuck on a zip line 80 feet up in the air. it happened on the slotzilla zip line that takes you over the strip. hundreds of people watched as fire crews arrived. the man was stuck for about an hour before the rescue crews

were finally able to bring him back down to solid ground. federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty for paul ciansia. he's pled not guilty. he's accused of opening fire. benardo fernandez was killed. he's the first tsa employee killed in the line of duty since the agency was formed after september 11th. the man who wanted to assassinate president reagan has -- brady died in august and a coroner determined he died from his long-standing brain injury. prosecutors considered drawing up murder charges but announced today the jury's finding of insanity still stands and bars the new charges. hinkley is a patient at a

psychiatric hospital in washington. in the south bay we now know the name of the suspect accused of setting a string of car fires over the holidays. since december 22nd, several cars were set on fire along the san jose campbell border. the santa clara county investigators says jason gallela is being held on three counts of arson. but investigators believe he maybe linked to as many as eight car fires in that location. the alameda county district attorney is reviewing one incident where an understand cover chp officer pointed his gun at protesters in oakland last month. the chp says its officers learned how to deal with hostile clouds through realistic role-playing. >> the difficult situation when rocks and bottles and things you're getting hit by that. but the idea that training is to be able to distinguish

between that so that we don't violate somebody's first amendment rights. the chp says its officers receive training yearly. the magazine is coming to newsstands that is dedicated to cannabis culture. >> in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin is back, he will take us through the warm up of his extended forecast. but up first, a warning from police. why a safety feature on your garage door may give thieves an easy entrance. bulldog: well pup, it's out with the old and in with the new during mattress discounters' year end clearance sale. pup: look! i found a red tag!

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in the east bay, police are alerting homeowners to secure their garage door to prevent thieves from getting inside. >> the burglars are able to open a garage door by wedging a

metal rod. >> reporter: the livermore police department up loaded this video after thieves used that trick to get inside a home. it shows homeowners a simple fix. you can keep things out by putting a zip line. once the zip tie is fastened it will keep the emergency release in place. a free magazine is about to launch in san francisco that promises to give readers a look at the marijuana scene. john fowler tells us why some say evergreen could be a hit as attitudes about marijuana change. san francisco publishers say it's a business decision. capitalizing on the cannabis boom. >> i think i would go into this business. >> reporter: consumer psychologist kip euro says if new magazine could be a hit.

promising good photography, sharp writing and advertising possibly big name. >> there is a possibility are that this could be a genuine opportunity for advertisers that want to show that they are not just a boring old fashioned company that they're socially relevant. >> reporter: this to be published by the folks who put out the examiner and sf weekly. about a dozen national marijuana themed publications. >> there you go. >> reporter: and underground culture gone suddenly mainstream. >> they're welcomed to join the green rush as it's called. >> reporter: beringer heads the reform of marijuana laws. >> now everyone the new york times accepts legal and advocates legal marijuana. so if it's okay with the new

york times i would say -- audio difficulties to add to the middle of the year. the park service says the name is part of the park that is open to changing them to protect other bidders from having to buy the names. people who suffered damage during last month's big storm may be in line for federal disaster loans. the small business administration is offering low interest loans to homeowners and businesses in san mateo county as well as alameda, san francisco, santa clara and santa cruz county. starting monday,

representatives will be on hand to answer questions to help people fill out applications in south san francisco. you can find more information under web links at ktvu.com. it's cold out there right now. temperatures are currently in the 30s in many bay area locations soon to be in the 20s in the coldest spots that's why there's that freeze warning in effect in the frost advisory. third night in a row should be the last night we see the freeze warning. but that light blue you're seeing around san jose that will be the frost advisory. i think we will see that go up tomorrow night in the north bay and east bay. an active looking pacific for sure. the problem is everything is going to go over the top. there's some high clouds that will spill in on sunday. the weather stays out of our area through the weekend and into next week. then things change a little bit. in the current situation, we do have cool numbers just a degree above freezing in napa. 34 in fairfield. already have frost forming out

in these inland bay valleys. you don't have to be freezing as you no to have frost form. it's about how cold the surface gets. winds shields tend to get very cold. frost will form on those winds shields. look for frost and look for freezing icy conditions throughout the bay area especially inland. so the way this shapes up is that cool air came in. it's going to shift. it's shifting as we speak. but it will completely shift by tomorrow. so it'll still be chilly but not as cold. and during the day this high pressure will take over. temperatures will warm. it's not the traditional warming trend, not tradition, it's not the warming trends we've seen in the past but we're going to go to 80. by sunday we could easily be in the low 60s. by monday and tuesday, maybe mid-60s. maybe upper 60s. that's the dry climate we're going to be. as we head into sundays, clouds increase, this will warm up the overnight lows for sunday morning and monday morning, rain stays north. but watch what happens in the

long range model. boom there it is. there's thursday, here's the next chance of rain. this looks like a one and done deal. it's not a big -- this is boy if we're lucky .1 out of that thing. that moves on and then we're back to dry. it's a pretty firm dry pattern despite that thursday it's going to come in here and really take hold. no real rain in the forecast but it's cold tomorrow morning. you knew that. and then with the clouds coming in on sunday it won't be quite as cold. look out for that patchy fog late nights and early morning just because it was there yesterday morning. >> so cold outside. >> oh my gosh, it's freezing. >> thanks bill. thank you bill. air b & b the online home rental services is ringing in the new year with a million dollars donation to promote the kindness to strangers. the san francisco based company is giving about $10 to 100,000 users to spend on a random act

of kindness. the company hopes users will pay it forward with gestures like buying a cup of coffee with someone online or donating to a community garden. folks can postwhat they did with the $10 on the b & b website. raise your hands if you had the warriors and raptors leading their representative conferences to start in 2015. okay so we didn't circle this one in the calendar before the season but in the here and now it is big. east leads west at oracle. a massive night for steph curry. curry sizing things up and the sweet look to traymont green. warriors by five at the break. they begin the quarter on a 25 point run. iguodala, out let, curry.

oh yeah. big finish. fourth quarter coming up the lead is 11. green the steal, get it to clay thompson. open look. not so much. but maurice a beast on the boards. and yeah he had 26 points on the night. and then with its offensive rebounds coming up by green. he secures his first career triple double. and oh by the way look where he gets the ball. good idea. curry falling down. it's the three. he hat 32 points, 12 assists and how about the warriors 126- 105 and yeah game ball missed the triple double no doubt about it. we talk about two teams that really needed a pick me up. cal off the loss. washington off the loss. the pac12 opener at the pavilion. wallis will force the turnover and then back the other way in the open floor. tyrone will seal the deal.

the huskies led by five at the break. cal really turns it on at the second half. three of his season highs 31. bears by five with four to play. about a minute to go and the dagger, yes somebody forget to cover somebody. david crabish had a career high 21 and cal wins, big win for the bears 81-75. stanford did not need c ravitz, he's out with a foot strain. second half was all cardinal and the preverbial nail in the coffin. and the most unbelievable come back in the college bowl

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and also pac pride. the alamo bowl courtesy of perry. ucla had its first back to back bowl win since 1987-88. armed forces bowl, pitt beating houston. touchdown pass makes it a 13-0 game. cougars recover the on side kick. so now within about two to play you're down two scores. not going to happen right. ward to marcus aires that will play so it's 34-27. a second on side kick. this never works twice in a row except when it does. kevin ferrell recovers for the cougars. just under a minutes to go it's ward to deontre. are you kidding me. it's a one point game. forget the conversion, we're going to go for the two points and the win. absolutely incredible.

>> wow. >> isn't that something. >> they go for two and go for the win. awesome. thanks for joining us today. have a good weekend. >> good night. >> good night.

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