a warning tonight for b.a.r.t. commuters. protesters are planning to disrupt tomorrow's commute. so why are they urging everyone to bring spoons? good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a commuter alert for b.a.r.t. riders. protesters are vowing to disrupt service and targeting one of b.a.r.t.'s busiest stations. ken pritchett is live now in san francisco where fliers publicizing the protest urged people to bring spoons. and ken why spoons? >> >> reporter: well, that is unclear. there was that posting on a website announcing this event and it said bring metal spoons

and in parenthesis it says you will find out why. they say if they are removed from that station they will move to another station for the morning commute. the madero station is one of the busiest on the b.a.r.t. system. at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow it could be shut down. this flier is calling for a protest on the platform for what they call police -- >> i think it's a little disrespectful for the the people who work downtown because we come down here to work. we're not involved even though we would want to be involved. >> reporter: we found b.a.r.t. riders both concerned and understanding about the timing of the event. >> i guess i will probably still take the b.a.r.t. because i don't really know another way to get into the

city. >> you've got to do something to attract attention to the cause, right. nobody pays attention now unless it's disruptive. >> reporter: on the flier there's a group of demands including the charges be dropped on protesters at the west oakland station. >> i think that's a lot of nerve. you are going to have a protest which is fine. but when you do that you expect to be charged with something, probably. >> reporter: the flier also asks protesters to bring metal spoons but it is not clear why. possibly to make noise or to somehow disrupt service. b.a.r.t. spokesperson jim allen says b.a.r.t. is prepared to protect property. >> top priority is passenger safety. so we want to make sure everyone is safe. so b.a.r.t.

employees will be out. >> reporter: it's the start of what is being called a weekend of action just in time for this martin luther king weekend. >> ken, thank you. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. ktvu morning news and mornings on 2 will be monitoring that protest and keep you updated on how it affects the friday commute. now to richmond where police say a suspect who was shot by an officer today was carrying drugs, and a semi automatic weapon that had an illegal extended magazine. the shooting happened at nevin and 31st around 1:30. that man is in critical condition. police say the officer tried to speak to the men because he noticed something suspicious about him. that's when the man pulled out a semi automatic handgun with an extended magazine. the officer fired several shots. >> the officer chose to defend himself by shooting the suspect and that was an absolutely split second decision the officer made. >> reporter: the suspect was also carrying a bag full of meth and several bags of

marijuana. the contra costa county district attorney's office is now in charge of the investigation. a $3,000 drone owned by san francisco rec and park has been stolen from the trunk of a worker's car. the drone was a phantom probe 2. the county acquired the drone to do aerial checks on trees and facilities. it was used only once and put away until the city came up with guidelines on using the drone now it's gone. the san francisco 49ers introduce their new head coach this afternoon at team headquarters. he said he was proud and thankful for the opportunity. fred ibanez is joins us now. today was different than the announcement of harbaugh. >> today was almost defensive

in nature. but 49ers top brass said it was a exhaustive process. 49ers did an interview with tim tomsula who called it a journey who had led him to take over. the terms of which have not yet made public. tomsula no cat and mouse games, no passive aggressive answers just simple communication. >> it's fun, you got the boys and you're going and you're rolling. it's tough and it's allowed to be. yeah it works, it's a job. i got all that. but it is the game of football. >> you know you're tired of the

same questions all the time. relative to who's got final say. who's pulling the trigger. who's doing -- we're doing it. i can't emphasize that enough. not one person is going to make every decision in this building. there's different people and different roles, and at different times different people are going to be responsible for a final decision. >> of course we'll know a lot more once the season begins and hopefully for jim tomsula. the fans a little tentative to their reaction to him. but we'll have the reaction later on in sports. >> as you mentioned jim tomsula's personality very different to harbaugh. do you think that's something the 49ers was looking for, someone who was different than harbaugh. >> i think in that case a cynic would say yeah. they were looking for someone different. they were looking for a yes man. but you can look at it from their perspective as maybe

someone who's a little less argumentative, went along with the program and everything didn't turn into a me against you thing. you can kind of see their perspective. at the same time jim tomsula has to be what they call a company guy. happy to be here and he will probably put up a little less protest to certain things within the organization. but as i say, he can be a great guy but if the winds don't come, it'll be a short stay. >> they're getting rid of their entire staff. so it'll be interesting to see who comes up and who they pair him with to fill in those other vacancies. >> they were calling it not a remake of the team but they were calling it a remake of the coaching staff. there's a lot of changes to come with the 49ers organization. tomorrow we'll do it all again with the raider's new coach. >> all right, mark, thank you. the raiders plan to introduce jack del rio tomorrow. we will have live coverage beginning at 1:00 right here on

ktvu. if you're away from your television, we'll also be streaming it live. san jose pulled the permit for a nightclub where shots were fired at a chris brown party. meantime that concert has created legal troubles for chris brown in los angeles. a judge revoked his probation today. the judge says the terms of brown's probation do not allow him to travel outside los angeles county. the judge also ordered probation officials to investigate the san jose shooting and whether brown was involved in any way. a surprise announcement from the vatican today. pope francis said he plans to elevate father unipero cerro to saint hood when he visits the

u.s. >> reporter: in san francisco there were a lot of people, the arch bishop and many other catholics who praised the pope's decision. but there was a lot of controversy over what the san franciscan missionary did. today an announcement from pope francis. the arch bishop of san francisco says it's a tribute. >> using his gift of intellect, of strength, perseverance. >> reporter: father cerro is

thought as a model to the students. >> he learned the language of the people he served. he ate the food they ate. he wore simple clothes. >> someone who wants to build community and make a difference for the good in this world. those are the virtues we instill in the students here. >> reporter: the franciscan mission anywheres didn't always act in a missionary way. >> not only do we know for sure violence was used systematically within the missions of california we know it was part of the program. >> reporter: the elevation to saint hood poses questions not just for catholics but for californians. cerra is prominent in highways such as 280 that is named after

him. >> he is known as an emblem of the spanish era. whether you're a catholic or not a catholic, this should really be a moment to step back and reflect of what the history of colonial california was actually like. >> reporter: the high school president and others say it is also important to remember he was in the contents of his time. all of this has viewed speculation that the pope might visit carmel and the area. >> jana katsuyama live outside city hall in san francisco today. two babies born on the same freeway in the past 24 hours. we hear from one of the fathers about when he realized they wouldn't make it to the hospital. >> push, one push, two, and there you go. >> trying to locate the author of a lost go pro. the clues left behind and why this woman is going to such lengths to find the owner. >> i really think i'm going to find them. >> a chance for wet weather to pop up. what the latest models are

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everyone has been following along can take the don wall as an example of what's possible and find their own don wall. >> reporter: they made history in yosemite and now two climbers are talking about their unprecedented accomplishment. many climbers have conquered el capitan but until now no one had free climbed the different

route up the sheer granite face called el capitan. climbing is like an artistic pursuit. >> reporter: it's one of the most famous and unforgiving granite walls in the world, el capitan in yosemite. >> it's like a virtual honing beacon. >> reporter: many people have reached the top but on wednesday jergeson of santa rosa and conwell of colorado conquered el capitan the hardest way possible, free climbing up the wall. >> for me it was like the thesis of my university of el capitan. >> reporter: the men used just their hands and feet with ropes just to catch them if they fell. they had to deal with the smallest sharpest holes with windows that were torn to shreds. >> his hands are just a mess. they were just broken open. >> reporter: it took them --

the two men would repel down to the camp to rest and every morning they would head back up using the ropes to the point where they left off. i asked the men to compare what they did to other athletic accomplishments. conwell took the statement in a different direction. >> it's a very artistic pursuit. it's really hard to compare one accomplishment to the next because we all do it in our own style. it's much more like painting, how can you compare one great painting to another. they are just totally different. >> reporter: caldwell's father looked beyond sports and art and into the realm of mythology. >> i would say it's like moses going after the golden flea. such a quest. >> reporter: this was a project with several previous

unsuccessful attempts. >> maybe el cap was being nice this year. who knows. >> reporter: he was stuck on one part for a week. >> when you would grab that last hold, you could literally feel all the hope and desire and stress just like drip off of you. you're just hanging there in silence and relief and joy and it's like the coolest feeling. and mantelling up on the top was the same. where there was nowhere else to go, we were on top. it was pretty special. >> john sasaki, ktvu news. four silican giants have agreed to pay $415 million in an employee retention case. the goal was to keep workers from leaving for higher paying

jobs. a federal judge rejected a settlement a few months ago saying that was inadequate. san jose city leaders are vowing to go to the supreme court in their efforts to lure the a's to their city. ktvu's azenith smith is live in san jose and tell us why leaders there say they still think there's a chance. azenith. >> reporter: if san jose were to get a ballpark it would be in this industrial area near the train station. city leaders say that it would revitalize the area. >> this fight is just in the early innings. >> reporter: when the city of san somewhere -- san jose stepped up to the plate, city leaders knew it would likely strike out in the lower courts. so it was no surprise when the

federal court rejected the deal thursday. >> they believed they were controlled by supreme court precedent and we believe the supreme court will take control of this matter and make a decision like any good umpire calling balls and strikes. >> reporter: phillip gregory a lawyer for the city of san jose said while just 1% of all cases go before the u.s. supreme court he's confident the justices will take up the century's old law making it difficult for the a's to move to san jose. >> judge montemayor is the judge who saved baseball according to president obama and she wrote that major league baseball is a monopoly. >> reporter: mayor league baseball ensures business among

-- >> we can certainly compete just fine against san francisco. >> reporter: sam liccardo say s if they don't come here, they will go elsewhere. >> it's not oakland and it hasn't been oakland. if it's not san jose it's more likely going to be austin or raleigh or las vegas or some where else. >> reporter: he also calls it a no brainer for san jose to press on. libby shaft is adamant the a's are staying put. >> it's more proof that the a's belong in oak land -- oakland. it's good news for us. we're so exited to working with this team and making sure they choose oakland as their permanent home. >> so the battle isn't over just yet. in all likelihood this case could end up before the u.s. supreme court. one year ago today, governor jerry brown declared california was in a drought emergency. 365 days later, not much has

changed. water officials announced today we are in another drought year. they say key reservoirs are everyone lower than this time last year. however last month's rain did help. today the state water project said it would be able to provide more water to regional suppliers this year than it did last year. tomorrow has been designated another spare the air day in the bay area due to the dry stagnant air. that means no wood burning inside or outside unless it's your only source of heat. violators could be fined. there's rain in the north. you have showers going on, those showers are going to continue as we go into the next few hours or so. let me mix my microphone here. you can see the radar spinning. it's all going to be to the northover us. that's a drag because we really need the rain and it's hot going -- it's not going to happen. we do see some returns but it's

not in our area. nothing but perhaps some drizzle. here we are down here. really what we're thinking most about or dealing with most is the valley fog. there's a dense fog advisory in effect south toward modesto and stockton or south of modesto area. but for the rest of us, just as this morning and the morning before that, valley fog will become a reality. i've already got fog in concord. we have fog up in napa and parts of napa. i have fog coming up out toward the antioch area. valley fog early morning, going to get you in the friday morning commute. you know how bad it was in the bay. probably about the same as tomorrow morning. dense fog wouldn't be hard to get a dense fog advisory in our area as we go into the morning hours. when i say in our area toward vacaville and vallejo toward point richmond. we'll be checking that for you. dense fog, no rain in the immediate forecast. but there's a chance of some showers breaking through here in the five day. so when i come back i'll put that together. tomorrow morning's commute might be slow on the very early

morning hours. >> we'll see you in a few minutes, bill, thank you. 23-miles-per-hour in a smart car. vacation pictures but who's are they? the effort to track down the owner of a go prothat washed ashore. >> it hit me, i was like oh my god i can't believe i delivered my own son. that's surreal. >> he delivered a baby on the side of the freeway. a young family's memorable experience and word tonight of a second miracle on the same bay area freeway. year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. but hurry! this special financing offer ends martin luther king jr. day. don't miss the year end clearance sale at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". six of our best six-inch

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watch out, check out this surveillance video of a driver trying to get his car washed in sacramento. you see the employee running there next to the car and that car isn't slowing down. the employee inside the car wash putting up her hand signaling for that 94-year-old driver to stop but the car goes flying through at 40 miles per hour causing up to $100,000 in damage. the car finally crashed into a fence on the other side. the elderly driver apparently couldn't take his foot off the gas. after a long battle a new safeway store is opening on college avenue in oakland's rock ridge neighborhood. tonight's grand opening even featured a band. the safeway store is enormous with more than 45,000 square feet of space. it's open 24 hours and has rooftop parking. safeway spent years trying to

obtain a building permit until it's design changes satisfied neighbors and community groups. this is incredible. it has happened again, another baby born on highway 24 in contra costa county. the chp posted this picture of what they're now calling the miracle highway. the latest birth happened a couple of hours ago during the evening commute. the proud new dad pulled over to the shoulder near interstate 680 and his wife gave birth to a healthy baby boy and we're told that mom, dad and baby are doing just fine. this is the second birth on highway 24 in just the past two days. ktvu's rob roth spoke to the first set of parents who's son was delivered right there on the shoulder of the road yesterday morning. >> it is said that all babies are miracles. >> all right. >> but that's especially true in the case of little gabriel just ask his parents. >> you know i looked down at him and it's just amazing. >> reporter: gabriel all 6 pounds and seven ounces was resting fine with his mom and

dad. but the hospital is not where he was born. the story of his arrival begins yesterday morning when his mother was having labor pains at home in el cebrante. so they got in their toyota for the half hour ride to the hospital in walnut creek. >> my water broke five minutes later. and it was just, it was on. >> half way there just past the alkalani, she knew something was wrong. there was not enough time for paramedics to get there. so there on the shoulder of highway 24 during morning rush hour it was time for tommy amazuti a computer engineer to deliver his son. >> i ran over to the passenger's seat. opened the door, started positioning her this way. >> i said i didn't believe this. >> reporter: mom pushed and dad caught the baby when he came

out. >> it hit me. my god i can't believe that i just delivered my own son. >> reporter: everybody was fine. when he's old enough, gabriel parents say they will tell him all about when he was born. and it's clear that every year the most important day in their house will be father's day. >> and two baby's born on that road. >> what are the chances. and a car plowed into the men's department at macy's. new information about what happened from the family of that driver. >> i would hope someone would do the same thing for me. >> a woman on a serious mission. the online effort to find the owner of a lost camera and how that effort has now gone viral.

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a collision between a train and a car on caltrain tracks on the peninsula caused mayor delays during tonight's evening commute. caltrans says a southbound train hit an occupied car on the tracks just before 6:00. all train service was stopped for about an hour and it wasn't fully restored until after 8:00 p.m. the san mateo county sheriff's department say the people in the car were able to get out before it was hit and fortunately no one was hurt. a woman from the north bay, she is on a serious mission here to try and reunite a lost camera with its rightful owner. >> she found that camera while on vacation. now you can call her a mom on a mission. new at 10:00, debora villalon is live in santa rosa with what she's doing to reunite the go prowith whoever owns it wherever they are.

debora. >> reporter: it's a camera found at a resort, fished out of the water. we found -- >> we found the camera right around there. it was surrounded with debris. it was just on the water's edge. >> reporter: a go pro camera and water case worth several hundred dollars. but the pictures on it she knew were of real value. a smiling couple with two young children. >> because the kids won't remember this trip. so they remember it through seeing the pictures of it. this was probably their first trip as a family of four. and that makes it special. >> reporter: so randy has reached well beyond.

making lost and found posts. >> i would hope somebody would do the same thing for me. >> reporter: she put the foursome on twitter and twitter. generating more posts every week. she's discovered there are websites to offer or claim wayward camera gear where hundreds of people make pleas for their missing memory sticks. >> doing everything i can but there's a lot out there. >> reporter: the final photos show the family posing on the driftwood that first beach is known for. >> i think he put it on a rock. and went to take a picture and the water just went higher than they expected. >> reporter: the next picture underwater as the go pro is swept away. >> this is when he came home from iraq. >> reporter: the power of pictures, the sweetness of memories. randy and her husband have a 5- year-old son, it's a big part of why she isn't giving up on finding her mystery family. >> i don't know what these pictures mean to them. only they know. and so the right thing to do is

return them. >> reporter: randy comes from a law enforcement family. her husband too which may help explain the doggedness of her detective work. frank he plans to push her search next north into canada. >> i like her determination. and debora it's nice to know that waterproof case held up. >> that's true. they looked good. >> debora villalon, live tonight, thank you. president obama is giving a leave for the birth or adoption of a child. the president signed a memorandum today. the memorandum has the same legal effect as an order. the aim is to require companies to give workers up to seven days of paid sick leave a year. it was another down day on wall street, the fifth in a row. the dow dropped 106 points, nasdaq dropped 68.

closing argumenting are expected tomorrow in the trial of a bay area teacher accused of 22 counts of molestation. he's been retried on charges he molested several male students at wood side elementary school. today he testified that any time he patted a student on the head or shoulder it was to reassure or calm that student. if convicted he could be sentenced to life in prison. we're learning more tonight about the driver of a car who plowed right into a macy's store in newark. several people were injured. anne rubin spoke to the woman's family about what may have gone wrong. >> i thought it was all going to be closed up because it was all taped up this morning. >> reporter: it was yesterday

that a woman slammed into the shopping center. we spoke to that woman's family at lenght about what happened. they say the driver is battling ovarian cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. they believe that as she was waiting for her grandson to come out of the store, she startedded feeling unwell. >> at the time everyone is out of the hospital except one male. >> reporter: that man's condition improved today and that their condition is the reason for the crash. >> we don't anticipate any arrest. we think that's going to be the cause. >> reporter: the driver's daughter describes her as an independent woman, someone who picked up the children from school and drove to chemotherapy. the family says that will now change. >> it's terrible. you hope for the best. >> reporter: still shoppers say it could have been worse. sue kumar was at macy's at the

time of the crash. >> i was here on 445. and it was empty. so it was not too busy. >> reporter: of the injured, sam suffered panic attack. everybody else cuts. >> whoever is in the hospital we will pray for them. >> reporter: while one contractor's estimate it could take four to six weeks to replace those doors. ann rubin. kt ktvu. a dog stolen three years ago is found. there's dense fog in your forecast. and when things will finally burn off. >> at 10:45, food, wine and a very special concert. the big bash tonight at the san francisco symphony.

gunfire and explosions erupted during a police raid today on a suspected terrorist spell in belgium. authorities said the men were planning attacks on police stations in a matter of hours or just days. this was one of 10 raids around belgium of suspected extremists who had returned from syria with instructions for attacks. as of midnight traveling to cuba from the u.s. will be easier because of new rules from the obama administration. the u.s. is no longer requiring special permits for travel as long as the visit is for educational, cultural or religious reasons. the change comes days after cuba released 53 political prisoners. it's also a normalization of relations that obama announced last month bringing a 50 year

embargo to a close. >> that increased contact with the cuban people and with the cuban government would only serve to put more pressure on the castro regime to abide by protect and even advance the human rights we hold in this country. >> visitors could bring back $100 worth of alcohol such as cuban rum and those famous cigars. the coroner's department has identified 57-year-old thomas bartless and his wife 53- year-old katherine bartless. the cause of death is pending a test of tobgs come. but the coroner says there was

no sign of -- a for sale sign was now posted outside of mcdonald's house. mcdonald got in trouble with the niners twice. the team released him last month following a separate investigation of sexual assault. the story of a dog stolen in tracy three years ago came to a happy and emotional end in oakland today. ian mcnesby, his wife and children were reunited with their dog hannah today at the oakland animal services. hannah was picked up as a stray last friday and a microchip helped shelter workers identify her. the family was overjoyed to get a phone call that hannah had been found. he says it's also tough to see her in such poor condition. >> we have already said we're going to stay here. yeah. spoil her as much as we can. we're probably going to keep her in the house for a little bit, and kind of hold on to her

and play with her. but we'll, yeah we'll probably -- we have to take her to the vet that's for sure. >> reporter: shelter workers say hannah lost a lot of fur because of a severe flea allergy but that fur will grow back. mcnesby says they're just happy hannah is home in time for his oldest child 13th birthday this weekend. >> she looks so happy on that leash there. back on that leash. getting around los angeles at 800 miles per hour. the project being called the hyper loop. and the big step forward it took today. >> a chance of rain in the weather but how good is that chance? >> a special event here at symphony hall drew a special crowd today. we'll tell you who they're celebrating and why. bulldog: through monday, save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter]

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davey's as packed house honored taylor. the occasion was his 70th birthday. he was a long time conductor of the orchestra. more on the impact michael thompson taylor has had on the orchestra. >> reporter: the lights are lit up and it's all in honor of taylor. >> reporter: davey's hall, and for the last season, michael thompson has been the director. >> he's a genius and what better opportunity to celebrate than this. >> reporter: a celebration of

his longest tenured and first openly gay music director. those in the audience included civic leaders such as governor jerry brown. >> the passion that he brings to the symphony makes this place so special. >> reporter: a special dinner backstage before the concert with a menu created by alice waters. guests paid more than $2,000 each. gifts were presented to thomas a giant's fan. the event is a fundraiser to benefit music education program, a passion of thomas'. >> it's about the educational side of it which is making sure there are people who from a very young age with the same ease as they would learn a new language. >> reporter: the language of music is what brought out a sold out crowd of 2,700. they say his muse music speaks

to them. >> he makes us laugh and cry with his music it's all spectacularly beautiful. >> reporter: even though thomas is 70 years old there's no talk of retirement. he says he still has a lot of work to do. >> also looks like he's got a lot of energy. all right, amber lee. live outside davey's symphony hall in san francisco. amber, thank you. tesla ceo ilan musk is talking about a high speed transport system called hyper loop. he has criticized high speed rail saying a hyper loop would only cost $6 billion compared to 70 billion for the

controversial bullet train. still rain in the west coast but not for us. a nice stream of moisture streaming in mainly to northern california. and again, i point out how close it is to our area. these areas north of this line are going to see over 3-inches of rain. perhaps 5-inches of rain up in crescent city over the next few days and we are, down here where there's just a lot of clouds. i have a lot of fog now showing up in the central valley. i have fog showing up around napa. a little bit around the santa rosa area. now beginning to show up in the moraga area. there's the rain in the eureka area. that's real rain, they're getting it and we're not. here is how it breaks down. this shows you how tenuous the rains are. that's just what we need right now. it's not what we're going to get. we're going to get more fog. overnight lows are going to be

in the upper 30s, low 40s. a lot like last night. valley fog back in the forecast. we mentioned that dense fog advisory already in place for the southern central valley. the storm track is heading to the north. the pacific is very active. but again it's just a couple of clicks north. if this thing was further south. some areas would have 100% of the rainfall for the year in places like san jose if they were to get four or 5-inches of rain. a chance of showers in the north bay. that shows up on monday. but none of this appearsing appears -- appears to be anything that you're want to change your plans over. there's a chance of showers. let's talk about -- those are just light. but you see the main dynamics north. saturday looks like a partly cloudy, partly sunny day. here comes your sunday, it drops down a little bit. right there. here's sunday around 10:00 a.m.

but looks for the most part we're going to be high and dry. not high and dry but mostly high and dry. when we talk rain now, .25 is not going to do it. we need a couple of inches here, a couple of inches there. plenty of fog and low clouds when you wake up as we've seen in the last morning. there's that slight chance of showers north. then you see a lot of clouds in the forecast you should go through time. overnight low is not that cool. here we go again. a broken record but it's been doing it. fog is the headlines with rain staying to the north. >> okay, yeah that fog in the morning then it filters off as the day goes on. >> it burns off, yeah. a san francisco man is preparing for a seemingly impossible feet. listen to this, running seven continents. he's the only contestant competing on what is being

called the world marathon. the first marathon is in antarctica, then chile, miami, madrid, morocco, dubai and ending in new york city. >> that sound like torture. i don't know. >> jet lag and -- >> yeah traveling just getting there is like running a marathon just about. mark is here more on jim tomsula. >> that's the order of the day running out of things to say. he's coming up with a chance of a lifetime and in his own words, jim tomsula refers to it as a not normal journey that gets him to this point. and is today very gracious in accepting the position as the 19th coach. general manager travolski says they wanted more humility. and players we spoke with today

certainly have his back. >> i'm happy for him. being on the defensive side, i've created a relationship with coach tomisula. he's always had my back since i first came. even after a big loss, you know, a hurtful loss he's one of those coaches that walk around and make sure that we keep our head high. >> i just know with coach tomisula the respect that all the guys have for him. and with a lot of coaches but really with him. you know he gets, people about him being a motivator and teacher. he gets that reaction from players. they respect and they listen to him. they definitely learn from him and love to play for him. >> meanwhile 49er fans not convinced quite yet. most of the social media quite negative. a little sample. we hired tomisula for continuity knewty. we lose the entire coaching staff. season is only about six months

away. warriors have the night off but we have some historic nba news. plus more to talk about on the ice, sharks do not come up empty. sports part ii next.

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if you showed up late to the sharks game tonight hope the nachos were good because you missed most of the action. the two points made in the first few minutes. sharks lead it 1-0 in the first. just 11 second later, patty marleau in front with a slap shot. it is in. but actually, toronto questioning the call, they would wind up reviewing it and you will see on the replay that yes it does get across that line. 2-0 over toronto. the late empty nether by tommy wingeles. 3-1 final. sharks breaking the losing streak on home ice. not a whole lot of scouting going on. quick lead for the gaels.

11 assist tonight, beautiful half court for brad waldo the lay in. waldo 11 of 13. st.mary's night all the way. three yet 15. gaels 6-0 in lead. yeah. i like it. they haven't played gonzaga yet. >> we told you there was nba history tonight. austin rivers becomes the first player to ever play for his dad. he got traded to the clippers today. >> so doc rivers. oh that's really cool. >> he'll be so proud. all right, mark, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. have a great night everyone. we'll see you tomorrow. >> good night.

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