>> the sun is setting on the stick and now as crews get ready to demolish the old stadium a debate is growing on how it's going to come down. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. candle stick park will soon be a memory. the question is, how will it be demolished and instantanoius explosion or slow demolishment. the community tonight voiced what they preferred. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: candle sting opened in 1960 now long -- candle stick opened in 1960.

now long after the last game was played residents say they want it to come down but they don't want an implosion. as the sun sets on candle stick park, the community says they're ready for the new phase. the developer lenar has applied for permits that could allow it to tear down or implode the stadium. the implosion is looked down on by those who live around the area. >> i would not go with the implosion. >> reporter: tonight candle stick families including young families and the elderly packed the council meeting. >> all they're doing is transferring the cost to us. not just in terms of higher, not just in terms of the clean

up and the damage done to our homes, but also in terms of the health care costs and the damage done to our lives. >> reporter: but lenar says the impact of an implosion on a community is much the same as a demolition. the only difference, the demolition takes two months and an implosion takes a few hours. >> reporter: the decision on whether to allow lenar to implode candle stick park will come from the city. lenar hopes to have a decision by late february or early march. the developer says they plan to work with neighbors with temporary evacuation and clean up. >> amber, thank you. more details now on the massive development set to replace the park and occupy the land around it. lenar says it would create a mixed use neighborhood with

retail, office space and thousands of new homes. the developer also promises to build a developer center seating two to three thundershower people. new information about a missing 16-year-old girl from richmond. her family has not seen her since new year's day. and a cryptic message indicates someone may be holding her against her will. jana katsuyama live with what her family told us tonight. >> reporter: her father broke down into tears when they were talking earlier at their home. he says he just hopes her -- his daughter is okay and he just wants her home. they call her bj. her father alvin carson says he got worried because his daughter usually calls him. >> at least once or twice every day. what are you doing dad, where

are you at. >> reporter: that night belinda called a friend and said she and another girl were with two young men. >> bj called her and asked her if she wanted to come and hang out with her and the guys. the girl said she didn't feel comfortable so she said no. >> reporter: sunday morning. >> sunday morning at 7:20 she called my aunt from a restricted number and said that she was scared and that she didn't know where she was and that these guys took her phone and they won't let her go. >> reporter: an hour later, her cousin got a facebook message saying i am trying to call home, but i can't. i'm scared as expletive. don't respond but tell my dad. i'm trying to get home. >> reporter: her dad's heart ache and hope. >> that she's going to be all right.

they're going to let you go. there's not going to be any problems, just let her go. just let her go. belinda's family side their friend did not know the names of the young men she was with. police are saying tonight that they are tracking down several leads and also analyzing phone records. >> i can't even begin to imagine what that father is going through tonight. jana katsuyama, live in richmond, jana thank you. a suspected car thief led a sheriff deputy on a high speed chase from lafayette through the caldecut tunnel and then crashed. witnesses say they saw a red nissan going about 100 miles per hour just before 2:00 this afternoon. the driver of that nissan hit two other vehicles causing one to roll into a chain link fence. the chp says the deputy had already called off the chase before the crash happened. three people were hurt.

one man says he narrowly avoided getting hit. >> i don't know. i thought somebody sideswiped somebody and caused the accident. but, soon afterward you could hear sirens and they were not far behind. >> both men in that nissan were taken into custody. authorities say the chase started when the driver refused to stop. investigators say the two suspects may have been involved in a robbery at a grocery store. all lanes are reopened following a multi vehicle crash. that accident happened -- new developments now in a deadly police shooting in san francisco. we're learning more about the men who was killed and the weapon he was carrying. also tonight, police released the contents of a suicide note

they say was found on the cell phone of 32-year-old matthew hoffman. he's described as white and a bay area resident. the note read in part, dear officers, you did nothing wrong. you ended the life of a man who was too much of a coward to do it himself. i provoked you, i threatened your life as well as the lives of those around me. more on all this now from ktvu's david stevenson. >> reporter: the shooting sunday night outside the san francisco police mission statement came after three police sergeants three a man blocked the vehicle. when police ordered him to show his hands, investigators say he lifted his sweater displaying what looked to be the butt of a handgun. three deputies fired, he died at the hospital later. they found a bb gun or pellet gun. >> it looks and feels like a real gun. it's heavy, it's metal. >> reporter: police today showed us how similar an air

soft pellet gun is to a department issued zig. it's unclear if there was an orange tip to show it was a replica. >> when you come into one of these situations where a weapon is displayed you literally have a fraction of a second to determine whether it's real. >> reporter: possession of a bb or pellet gun is illegal. they're frequently used to commit crimes. police in indianapolis and chicago have recently sent out messages about these toy weapons looking like real toys. >> those are real rifle that is the suspects paint in order to confuse or make law enforcement believe that they are fake. >> reporter: greg suhr will hold a town hall meeting tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. on corner stone church. a man hunt is under way in new york city for a gunman who shot and wounded two police

officers tonight. the shooting happened in the bronx as the officers were responding to a robbery call. one officer was shot in the back, the other in the elbow. they're both expected to survive. the new york postreport that is the officer had pulled over but that the driver sped away and crashed. police say he then got out and fired on the officers. all of this comes just a day after the funeral of officer liu. he and his partner were ambushed and killed as they were sitting in their patrol car last month. two former employees of the san francisco 49ers are suing the team claiming age discrimination. the suit claims ceo york openly admitted he wants to hire younger workers from silican valley so he could brand the team as the technology start up of the nfl. anthony lozano and 59-year-old keith canagi had been employed by the niners for more than 20 years a piece. the lawsuit seeks punitive

damages. the nfl says it's company policy not to comment on ongoing litigation. the dow fell 331 points or nearly 2% the nasdaq was down more than 74 points. today's shark declines were fueled by another drop in the price of oil. prices are now close to a six year low because of a glut of oil on the world market. today a barrel of crude oil dropped below $50 a barrel before recovering to close slightly above $60. just six months ago, oil was selling for $100 a barrel. all of this is good news for drivers since gas prices are now under $3 a gallon. cheap oil is also good for the u.s. economy. >> oil is used in all economy. low oil prices is mostly good news. it's good news for the world. >> reporter: stockholders in major oil companies may feel differently. oil companies like exxon mobile

and chevron have seen their stock prices go way down because of these falling oil prices. a unique approach to prevent sexual assault at a south bay school. >> i think it could be much more effective. >> the tool using real life stories to create an impact. >> and next, people say an ill business is booming in the bay area city. >> no mother wants to take her child next to a sex parlor. >> the move taken tonight to crack down on illegal massage parlors.

new at 10:00, no new massage parlors. too many of those massage parlors are really fronts for prostitutions is the reason. debora villalon is live where most of those parlors are located. >> reporter: it's been a crack down, a 45 day freeze so the city can take stop of troubled parlors like this one sited more than five times. inspectors now make appearances at san jose massage parlors enforcing rules like no locked doors, skimpy clothes or blacked out windows. this one is right next to a children's store. >> we see the same guys. >> reporter: bad for her business the manager says. >> because no mother wants to

take her child or a nice pregnant woman come buy things next to a sex parlor. >> how many men a day? >> a few an hour just from watching. >> reporter: a new state law gives local government zoning power on massage parlors. this map shows how many of them are clustered downtown. of 60 massage parlors a third to half are considered elicit. but 15 others have been driven out by citations. websites such as rub maps lists many massage parlors that list the women not the therapy. an ad promises practitioners who are tall, beautiful and 24 years old. another boasts, beautiful, trained masseuses. or full body massage to meet

your needs. >> it bothers me a lot. it takes the profession downhill. >> reporter: legitimate massage therapist want the sex trade singled out but worry new requirements and red tape will hurt them too. >> i personally don't know what the answer is. but i would like to see them leave downtown san rafael. >> reporter: one woman setting up shop in san rafael spoke against the moratorium. >> it would have a detrimental effect on myself. >> we watchmen just go and out all day long on a tuesday afternoon when i was sitting there with my 2-year-old. >> reporter: police don't like to send police undercover into massage parlors, so for san rafael, and other cities concerned about sex trafficking and quality of life, zoning may be the next best strategy. frank. >> debora villalon in san rafael tonight.

deborah thank you. a man from east palo alto was due in court for sexual battery as he was working as a masseuse. roberto valle ran an unregulated massage business in his backyard. he was arrested in september and again on new year's eve after word spread of his previous arrest. governor jerry brown took the oath of office to begin an unprecedented fourth term. on friday, he is set to reveal his state of state statement. >> reporter: he enters his

fourth term with momentum as he works to establish major and difficult goalless. >> cutting the use of gasoline by half. fixing all roads in need of $60 billion in repairing and pushing ahead with high speed rail. >> i jerry brown do solemnly swear. >> in 2011 we had a mess. through solid steady work we turned it around. we have not reached the promise land we have much to be proud of. >> reporter: tkpwáfr forbrown said admittedly 15 year environmental goals including 50% reduction in gasoline use in cars and trucks -- governor brown said admittedly 15 year -- and an ambitious agenda questioned by democrats and rejected by some republicans.

>> the 50% from renewable energy, i think is utterly unrealistic. >> reporter: very clearly climate change was the goal of today. >> reporter: brown faces charges and pushing ahead on tunnels. >> we're building the nation's only high speed rail system. >> reporter: and high speed rail gained lukewarm applause by lawmakers. >> reporter: with republicans in congress vowing no additional funding for high speed rail. >> it's going to take a lot of political will on his part to continue to see it through. >> reporter: brown seems content leaving office with the balance budget and the debt reduced. >> all these big projects are much longer term than his governorship. so i think he's really looking

at these bigger legacies. >> reporter: the governor talked goals and visions today. just how he intends to fund programs we will find out on friday when he unveils his budget. >> the governor will be in high speed rail authority. >> the trains should be running in seven to 10 years but he also says governor brown has pushed the high speed rail authority to speed up that schedule. >> ken, thank you. san mateo county is getting relief after our recent storms caused millions of the dollars in damage. a storm assistance center opened up to help people affected by the storms. governor brown has already issued a statement of emergency proclamation for san mateo. the storms left many homes with flood damage and residents tell us some people are still dealing with the aftermath. no rain around here for a little while. there's a lot of moisture

basically in the atmospheric river but going the other way. this is the pattern that got us so wet a few weeks ago but the pattern was tilted. it was more of a horizontal. this moisture was streaming out of the west. now it's heading to the north and going up and over a ridge. we're dry, we have a spare the air day again tomorrow. we're looking for patchy fog tomorrow morning. then clouds in there right now. this is current, i'm not seeing fog right now but this is just cloud cover. it'll help keep temperature a little warmer. i think we're going to be above freezing in most locations. right now in santa rosa it's 41. 45 in concord. fog tomorrow patchy. maybe a little bit of frost as well. temperatures will begin to lighten up out there. these light winds help promote the formation of fog. so be prepared for that like i said. and a cool overnight. 40 in vallejo, 35 in santa

rosa. overnight lows cool but not as cold as they had been. forecast highs are going to get up there. we're going to see numbers tomorrow easily in the mid-50s. maybe upper 60s and some of these areas are showing 70s. a much warmer environment tomorrow than we've seen for a few weeks. temperatures really on the increase. warm upcoming in the five day forecast. there is a slight chance for showers. in the long ways forecast we will talk about a chance for real rain. we'll see you back here after the break. an unflinching new film made right here in the bay area tackles sexual assault on campuses. >> when we train women to avoid getting raped rather than teaching men not to be rapists. and oakland's new mayor, her top priority and how she plans to spend her first full day on the job tomorrow.

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safe way has agreed to pay the state of california almost $20 million for throwing toxic waste. california district attorney and city attorneys filed the complaint accusing safeway of throwing away things such as medication, batteries, electronics and other items containing toxins. part of the settlement will go to environmental projects. the city of oakland ushered in a whole new era this evening with the inauguration of mayor libby shaft. paul chambers now with a look at the new mayor's priorities and what she plans to do tomorrow on her first day in office. >> reporter: support the duties of the office of mayor for the city of oakland. >> of the office of mayor for the city of oakland. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: with those words, libby shaft was sworn in as

oakland's new mayor. >> we don't just want words but we want actions that we want to have our oakland police force really be educated and trained to not engage in racial profiling. >> reporter: she says tuesday morning she plans to dedicate her first full day in office spending time getting to know the men and women who's job it is to keep the city safe. shaft says she wants all the oakland officers to know that she supports themi'm -- them. >> i'm going to be spending my first day with police officers from 6:00 in the morning to midnight. >> reporter: the other big plan is to keep the oakland raiders in the city. >> we are co-owners of that sports stadium plan and i'm very excited about keeping both of our teams. >> reporter: shaft was not the

only person sworn in. two other city council members were sworn in. >> our job here is where the rubber meets the road. the decisions we make are very important to the lives of people who live here. >> reporter: lynette mokelhanie is the new president protemp. and on ktvu.com you will find our interview with mayor shaft. this morning she was a guest on mornings on two and talked about her first priorities in office. four council members are also taking the oath of office. former san jose mayor is taking on a new role after four years

as mayor. reed is joining the hopkins and carley law firm as special council. before getting into politics reed studied law then worked at a law firm in san jose. reed says he has no plans to run for political office again however he says he will remain involved. new shuttles on streets in the south bay. a free ride for google employees but you don't actually have to work there to enjoy this perk. a new film made at this south bay college campus tackles a tough topic. a new peak at this new movie and how this university plans to use it. and a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. just download the new ktvu app. click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device.

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raw words with a powerful message as a bay area university unveils a new tool to hopefully prevent sexual violence. the new film will be shown to incoming freshman at santa clara university. >> the hope is to reduce sexual assault on campus. maureen naylor is live with the story. >> reporter: we got a sneak peak at the film that will be unveiled here on friday. >> he was restraining me but at the same time ripping all of my clothing off. >> reporter: the film has been described as draining and tough to watch. it's based on the play can't thread a moving needle. >> it's a brutally honest assessment for what it's like for a lot of women to be on

college campuses these days. >> reporter: it was shot this past summer both on campus and off with actors, most of them santa clara allumni telling real life stories. >> i heard the two of them arguing about what to do with me. >> reporter: wayland says the toughest part is the fact that some of the actors themselves are real victims of sexual violence. he says rape on campus is not just the victim's issue but everybody's issue. >> i think we've been failing in the past when we're training women on how to avoid being raped instead of teaching men not to be rapists. >> some of the parts aren't easy to watch. >> reporter: the university dean of student says sexual assault isn't easy to talk about but the film is a new tool to address the problem of under reporting on all college

campuses. >> these are survivors and victims and parents and friends talking about something really powerful and difficult. and it's in -- it was filmed here at the university so it's in settings that will be very familiar for students. >> reporter: we showed the trailer to some students. >> knowing that it's actually real life words and comments from people who went through this i think it could make definitely a bigger impact. >> i think people learn more off the stories and personal experiences because it happened. >> reporter: the film is paid for thanks to $150,000 grant from avon and starting next week will be available for free to any college campus that wants to download it online. mean while the university says other jesuit colleges and noter dame have already expressed interest. >> some of the words from those women were really something. maureen naylor, thank you. the owner of the st. louis

rams said today he plans to build a new stadium in las vegas which could mean the return of an nfl team in that city. the rams used to play in los angeles and could be heading back. there's also speculation the oakland raiders could move south again and share that facility. after nearly a week without hot water, familys in a south bay apartment complex are finally getting some relief tonight. a tree damaged a gas line at the montclara apartments last tuesday in san jose. people in more than 30 units were left without any hot water. the city says repairs were delayed because the property owners didn't notify the city until late friday. crews were able to restore service just before 5:00 tonight. in washington, d.c. the new 114th congress is set to be sworn in tomorrow. this year republicans are in the majority. one of the first things on the agenda is the election of a house speaker. and as joel waldman reports

now, john boehner wants to keep that job but he faces challengers. >> there's a divide among republicans as the new congress convenes. >> we have got to show the american people that they don't need to abandon the republican party. there are people in the party that are willing to stand up and fight for the very things we promised we would do. >> reporter: texas republican louie gomer calling for a new speaker. despite 29 republican votes needed to oust the speaker considered highly unlikely at this point, the push for change by some in the republican party continues. >> i think you will hear a lot of discontent. i've heard a lot of people contact me and say thank you for putting your name in the ring because we're tired of the status quo. >> reporter: the president facing republican majority in

both chambers of congress for the first time since 2006. and president obama has already threatened to use his veto pen against the first piece of legislation said to be taken up by the senate the keystone xl pipeline. but the white house says the president will wait and see how congress shapes the keystone bill before making any final decisions. >> we don't want to put the cart before the horse here. i'm not prepared at this point to issue a veto threat related today that specific piece of legislation. >> reporter: when it comes to other measures keep an eye out for tweaks to the health care law and the push for a balanced budget. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. wedding bells were ringing for gay couples in south florida today as the state becomes the 36th in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. >> i'm lifting the stay. >> a statewide ban on gay marriage ends at mid-night but a judge in miami lifted the ban in that county today and it

didn't take long for couples to start exchanging their vow. massed weddings are said to take place in parts of florida tomorrow. the gay ban was approved by 62% of voters in 2008 but was ruled unconstitutional earlier this year. the u.s. ski team is in shock. the avalanche that killed two promising skiers. >> temperatures on the rebound i'm tracking how much your area is going to warm up in the coming days. >> up first, e cigarettes targeted the new campaign to curve their use in public.

a first of its kind campaign is about to launch in san francisco. its goal is to curve the growing trend of e-cigarettes. the city wants users to vape outdoors away from the public.

it plans to spend $115,000 on an ad campaign telling users they're taking risks since e- cigarettes have been found to contain hazardous material. police are asking for help finding a peeping tom. on two separate occasions a man was found peeping through windows. the man recorded people inside their apartments with a cell phone. the first incident happened in the evening of october 29th of last year. the second happened just last week on the morning of january 1st. there's sadness at a catholic monastery in san jose after one of its priests was killed in a car crash. 68-year-old reverend richard mandoli died yesterday morning on his way to visit his brother in san francisco. mendoli was a member of the

carmelite monastery in san jose. the chp said another car lost control and sent mendoli's car off the highway. a man found shooting at a squad car appeared in court. the charges include attempted murder of two police officers. right now he's being held without bail. his preliminary hearing is set for later this month. jury selection began today in the boston marathon bombing case. a total of 1,200 potential jurors were called to the courthouse. dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of the boston marathon bombing. prosecutors say he carried out

the bombings with his older brother tamerlan tsarnaev who died in a shoot out with police. 20-year-old ronnie burnack and bryce ostel were killed in a avalanche. this is video of him racing. astell's mother said today her son wanted to be in the olympics and was well on his way to meeting that role. the recovery of more bodies of the plane that crashed into the java sea. two planes crashed bringing the total to 37 out of the 162 people on board. also more parts of the air bus including seats have been if i should -- have been fish out of sea. they could have found the tail of the plane. that's crucial because the black box recorders are in the

tail. the consumer e electronics show gets started tomorrow. you can actually download it now. and in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin will take us through the warm up in the works. but up first, google's gift that's not just for employees.

google buses have been the object of protests in bay area cities but now google shuttle buses are giving free rides to google's neighbors. katie utehs tells us there's a goal behind this perk. >> reporter: no longer a perk reserved for google employees. >> it's fantastic. >> you get all the cool stuff

they're doing. >> reporter: the grant money from the silican valley tech giant. the city of mountain view rolled out a pilot program. >> after two years we'll be able to reevaluate things and see if it'll be worth the investment. i think it will be successful in the send given where we are today. >> reporter: the city of mountain view researched bus stop locations, we hopped on at the civic center. the all electric buses, combat gas guzzling by traveling in a loop both ways in the city. >> we designed it to connect with a lot of the caltrain and a some of vta stops. but -- >> reporter: but it's not a commuter system per se. it's meant to go shop or go to appointments. >> i think it'll get the community to come together more and go to events.

>> reporter: the mountain view community shuttle picks up where others leave off. >> it's quite nice. because as i said it runs down silvan avenue like the old vta. >> in some ways yes it does ease that tension because it shows that shows -- that google is going to invest in the community. >> reporter: this week it'll be a soft launch. katie utehs. it was just a warm up in las vegas today for what is being described as the largest showcase. the international technology -- gadgets for better selfies and snow boots that track your

movement. >> this is the greatest show. there is just ideas popping out of the wood works around here. everybody is doing something new. >> reporter: one company is sure to atract -- attract attention with a new app called iwe that allows you to use a selfie to control all of your password controlled apps. empire premiers this wednesday night and you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2. it's getting ready to warm

up around here. we've had pretty cool nights. daytime highs tomorrow mid-50s and 60s. beautiful shot out there tonight. you can see the bay bridge. works its way south. we do have fog right now in concord. we have a little bit of fog showing up in napa but it's very patchy. look at the cloud cover. the motion of it is going the wrong way for us. it's all going up and over the top. now this moisture is going to end up some where but not on top of us. it's going to go out to the plains and east coast where they'll get significant rain and snowfall from it. just for us we'll see a few high clouds. no fog, no coastal fog because the winds at this hour predominantly are going offshore. so these clouds coming in over head are high clouds at the surface we're seeing a little bit of patchy fog. we have the last couple of mornings we will see it again tomorrow morning. these are the current temperatures. it's going to be cool tonight. but dewpoints are slightly warmer than they were last night. so it's going to be not quite as cool. dewpoint temperatures pretty much dictates how cool it can

get. most of the temperatures in the 30s. a spare the air day tomorrow. the worse areas will be eastern zones and in the santa clara county. along with the spare the air comes patchy fog. temperatures will drop to that point and fog will start to form. not extensive though. it's not going to be that big valley fog that goes from redding. it'll just be in patches. if you did see some you will probably see it again tomorrow morning. mostly in the north bay and east bay. overnight lows tonight in the low 30s. that's where the dewpoints are. forecast highs tomorrow i mentioned this earlier, you're going to see upper 60s and low 70s not just for tomorrow but as we head into wednesday as well. thins change on thursday as clouds increase. so everything up over the top. that's how it goes for the next couple of days. here's the long range model. friday morning this is our chance for maybe a sprinkle. it's nothing right.

it's going to mainly increase clouds and cool things off slightly. we're back to it with plenty of nice weather and offshore winds. a dry period, but i hinted at a shot of rain. that comes up on the 17th of january. the models are coming together on this and they're suggesting a pretty, significant rainfall then. maybe two or three storms and it should be nice. it's nice to have this nice weather but it is always nice to have rain on the horizon. >> so a couple of weeks from now. >> a couple of weeks from now we should have rain. >> that's a ways out. a bay area man and hiking partner now about half way up one of the most difficult rock climbs in the world. yorkson and walstead are using a safety rope and sleeping in slings but they're climbing with just their hands and feet.

they are now 10 days into the climb. and about 1,500 feet above the valley floor. they have another 1, 1,500 feet to go. this is the first free climb of that section. they say the weather is good this week and they say so far in a phone interview they did that things are going remarkably well. it's like a sheer cliff. >> a phone interview from that cliff. hey, where are you? >> hanging from one hand. the warriors are just unbelievable. >> remarkably well like the climbers. i mean yeah, scary thing is how badly they're beating people. running out of superlatives to describe the warriors. most sites are really, really good. this evening they're out of their minds against this team. the warriors made it look easy. ridiculously easy. that 13th straight point at one time. david green hit him on the alley oop looking great

continuously. and holliday with the steal. the jam and the race was on. like a track meet, harrison barnes 23 with the warriors. led everyone and gets it from steph there. lights out shooting. curry didn't mean to take it upon himself to lead the offense but watch this one. this is what you call a way out three. he had 19 points, nine rebounds, six assists they're 3- 0 against the thunder this year. 27-5 over all. 14-1 at home. in the end, the result was the same for the sharks but at the other end of the drama spectrum. not often do you see a hockey game decided in the final four, five seconds that's the way it plays out for the men in teal tonight in winnipeg. 1-1 second period versus the jets. joe pavelski and carlson redirects. 2-1 san jose.

we have 2-2 in the third. face up pavelski to logan couture. 4.5 second left in a tied game he wins it and the sharks out on the road. and it was a rough new year's eve for stanford half of fame women's basketball coach vandevere. she broke her arm in practice but the team she coaches for anything but fractured. sports part two next.

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into her during practice. probably not tyler she has too good moves to run into anybody. and doing her thing there. 2-0 in conference. 10-4 over all. big night as well for the women of cal. particularly britney boyd. cal and the crew over colorado. for a long time san francisco giant fans the name stew miller is one that stirs up memories and always will. directly related to the infamous win at candle stick park. miller died today after a brief illness. a gentleman who will always be known for getting blown off the mound in the 1961 all star game at candle stick park. although accounts of this vary and are generally thought to be greatly exaggerated. but the fact that she was

pitching in an all star game at all tells you he was great at his job as well. the 49ers do not have a new head coach as of yet but it looks like they're offensive coordinator is bound for buffalo. greg rorman and his contract is up with the 49ers looks like the buffalo bills will ready to sign him as his offensive coordinator. keep you up to date on that and of course the head coaching job very fluid at this point. but that's the sporting life for right now. >> changes continue. >> yeah. >> mark, thank you. and thank you for joining us. our next newscast ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. see you later. >> good night.

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