florida governor former florida governor jeb bush visiting san francisco. he's considering a run for president and sounds like he's getting his campaign speech ready. >> i think the next president has a duty to roll back the things that were the president is going to be on his constitutional authority. >> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. his father was president and so was his brother. will america put a third bush in the white house? debora villalon is live now at masconi center in san francisco where the former florida

governor did nothing to discourage the idea, debora. >> reporter: julie it's n.a.d. a. the national automobile dealers association and it's a huge convention here, some 23,000 people. bush's speech was packed. it was a paid speech. something he won't be able to do once he declares his candidacy. >> let's go back to running for president. >> reporter: time and time again the question came up. much to the amusement of the audience. >> i know you're on the fence. >> no i'm not. i'm considering running. this is not the worse time to be alive as an american. but yet this dysfunction seems to be permanent. i just reject it. >> reporter: the middle class. >> 60% of americans believe we're still in a rescission. >> reporter: education reform.

>> this insidious idea that self-esteem is more important than learning how to read. that's what we have in america today. >> reporter: the car dealers especially liked bush's business theme. easing rules and regulation. >> obama care is clearly a job killer. we need to invest in real things. >> reporter: hillary clinton was their keynote speaker last year. and the same question arose. >> what are your plans for 2016? sorry, you know i had to ask. >> you did. you did. i understand. and i have to say i don't know. not a very satisfactory answer. i know. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a lead on jeb bush or any of his supporters. >> he's such a leader and comes

from such an accomplished family and it's great to see that tradition continues. >> reporter: jeb's father and brother give him support in some places. >> the state of florida, bush family, political dynasty. >> reporter: bush took a few swipes at california saying that they have an excuse me for living tax. and saying that florida students outperform california. he also calls the keystone oil pipeline a no brainer but adds that it's not cool to say that in san francisco. julie. >> debora villalon live tonight in san francisco. debora, thank you. on ktvu.com we posted more of jeb bush's remarks tonight.

look for the video player right on the front page. california's unemployment rate dropped to 7% in december. that's .2 of a percent better than the previous month. it hasn 't been this low since 2008 before the recession. only 700 net jobs were added last month. california has added 1.5 million jobs since 2010. here in the bay area the unemployment rate in all nine counties is well below the state average. marin has the lowest unemployment rate at 3.4%. san francisco and san mateo countys are less than 4%. that number is actually better than the previous month. some state lawmakers plan to fight the department of motor vehicles over its plans to require uber and lyft

drivers to acquire commercial license plates. today republicans in the state assembly said if the dmv does not change its position they will introduce legislation that will allow ride share drivers to operate while using personal license plates. almost all of the bottles of that very expensive wine stolen from the famous french laundry restaurant have been recovered in north carolina. 76 bottles were stolen from the wine cellar at the restaurant. the grounds keeper discovered a broken door. napa sheriff investigators says somebody in the greensboro area bought the wine not knowing it had been stolen. detectives have brought back 72 of the 76 bottles. they brought it back to the bay area this week. so far no one has been arrested. that wine could be worth as

much as $76,000. looks like guy fieri will not be opening a winery. he had hoped to build a 10,000 case winery in santa rosa in addition to his two restaurants. but yesterday the board rejected his proposal. the board rejected it after hearing hours of opposition from the public. people from the neighborhood say they were concerned the winery would disrupt the area. authorities are hoping our viewers would be able to identify a suspect. he makes a specific threat and that's what police say is so unusual. >> reporter: for more than a month, mountain view police have been looking for this man shown on this video. investigators say the man came to this wall -- walgreens

leaving a suspicious package behind. >> the man came in the store, putt on a bike helmet. approached the pharmacy, said he had a gun and bomb and took oxicodone. >> reporter: the suspect struck again. on the 11th of january he robbed this rite aid also in morgan hill. >> he doesn't say a lot of words. sometimes it's written down. but he has a device with him and tells them he has a bomb. >> reporter: unlike the first two cases the man did not leave any bags behind at the rite aid. officers need your help so take a closer look. the suspect is described as a white man in his 50s. with a raspy voice and usually wearing a black motorcycle jacket with reflective stripes, and a ski mask.

>> someone who threatens for narcotics, has to be dangerous. >> i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. there's late word about the death of a hall of fame player from the cubs. ernie banks died today. he played his entire career with the chicago cubs and was affectionally known as mr. cub. even though he played for 19 seasons, he never played one game, not one in the postseason. banks was the first black player on the cubs when he joined the team in 1953. he was also the first player to have his jersey retired. two years ago president obama awarded ernie banks the medal of freedom. no word yet on his cause of death. new at 10:00, some of hollywood's biggest stars are in the bay area for the filming of a new movie about the late steve jobs. camera crews in berkeley tonight crowded around the

medet era ine restaurant. michael fostbender will star as job. the film is based on the biography. crews are expected to shoot at several other locations across the bay area. a stunning sunset over the bay tonight. and this weekend the bay area is going to get some very warm weather. temperatures in fact, could break records. but it comes with a cost. nearly a month without any rain. we have team coverage tonight, ktvu's jana katsuyama found water officials getting increasingly concerned. first though to our chief meteorologist bill martin on this incredibly dry january. >> incredibly dry at that. daytime highs tonight above average. no records today. but it was warm in santa rosa. cool here in fairfield. but as you move toward the coast you had 68 in redwood city. tomorrow's temperatures warmer than these. it's been dry in january.

if it continues which it looks like it will through these two days here, we have a chance for a few light sprinkles, 27, 28. at this rate, this would be the driest january for most bay area cities in recorded history. tomorrow is going to be another spare the air day. it's going to be a very warm day. when we come back we'll have the details on our forecast. now to jana katsuyama, she's live in crown beach. one of the many hot spots where the warm weather is drawing people outside. jana. >> reporter: julie, there certainly were a lot of people. district officials tell me with the water districts that they are concerned about this dry, warm spell. but there were a lot of people out here today. who normally you would have empty wet muddy fields. 2-year-old zoe doesn't know anything about rainfall records or typical temperatures. all show knows is she's been able to play outside with her mommy a lot this month.

they're among the sun seekers enjoying the nice warm weather. >> it's crazy because i used to go skiing. so you go swimming and you go to the beach and you ride bikes. >> it was nice and sunny outside so we decided today wear our short sleeves. >> reporter: throughout the area, short sleeves and shorts were not hard to find. >> this is crazy for january. >> we miss the snow so we went to tahoe and there wasn't much snow there either. >> reporter: of course the negative side is the drought. >> i hate to see the drought getting worse. >> reporter: we had zero rainfall in january. we would hope to get 9-inches this month and we haven't gotten any. >> reporter: east bay mud say they are monitoring the rainfall and watching water levels. they say it's good news that customers reduced their water

usage by 13% last year. they will be asking for bigger cuts this year. >> it'll be harder this time to meet the goal. >> reporter: while everybody loves the beautiful sunsets, it's the gray rainy days that the state needs the most. this beach and others will be packed with people again. water district officials are just hoping they can get a little more water before they have to make some of those tough decisions in april. >> jana, thank you. we also have a high surf advisory in effect this weekend at most bay area beaches. waves as high as 15 feet are possible. big waves are expected from sonoma to big suhr. with our warm weather, a lot of people will be heading out to the beach. life guards urge everyone to use extreme caution. there's supposed to be a healthier alternative to smoking. >> these are completely

unregulated products. >> the health concerns prompting a crack down. >> a unique program helping at risk teens. >> it's keeping me away from a lot of trouble. >> reporter: the valuable lessons they're learning from a beat up truck. >> the video that shows exactly what happened when a woman was beat up.

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where it happened and she was out for a morning walk when she was struck and killed by the car. john sasaki tells us even though the car sped away, police have an idea what they're looking for. >> reporter: oakland police were on scene at 18th avenue and east 15th street for hours after the fatal hit-and-run collision the collecting evidence. one of the last items they picked up was the woman's cane. >> it's not easy to be around here by yourself because anything can happen. >> reporter: a near by security camera was rolling around 8:00 a.m. when it happened. at the top of the screen, you can see the woman walking from left to right across the street reaching about half way. that's when the car comes southeast on 15th without slowing down and hits her. she flew several yards before crumbling on the roadway. you can see the car stop but the driver never comes out and just takes off. >> a hit-and-run. >> yeah, a hit-and-run. what do you think about it? >> i don't like it, i don't

like it. >> they don't even have to be driving crazy, it's just like, people just don't care. they don't look out for the pedestrians around them. >> reporter: another near by resident says there aren't enough stop signs on 15th street. >> they're going fast. and they don't see people. and people they don't, people don't stop to give the right of way. >> reporter: other security cameras caught good video of the car. >> it's not something new because it's something that has happened before. it's not something that i'm shocked that that happened but it's still not something new. >> reporter: investigators say they did not get a description of the driver. if you know anything about the incident or who did it you're asked to call opd. in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu. san francisco police have made an arrest in connection with a bar shooting that left

one man dead and another injured on new year's day. nam hunh was taken into custody. he and another man were involved in a shooting at the rain bar on mclaughlin avenue. one victim died at the hospital the other survived. the santa clara county district attorney has formally charged him with murder. police are still looking for the other suspect identified as sai hoang lei, 19 of san jose. 38,000 customers lost power on tuesday due to an equipment failure during testing at a substation in el cerrito. during the outage, traffic lights went dark and first responders even had to rescue at least four people who were trapped in elevators. pg & e says it's now investigating what led to the equipment failure. mcdonalds is making changes, the company that's been the symbol of americana

has fallen out of favor recently and the bottom line shows it. it's profit dropped 20% last quarter. amber lee live with the menu change that is the company is rolling out as it tries to win back business, amber. >> reporter: we're at the mcdonalds along cerra monte boulevard. golden arches are a symbol of america's largest fast food chain. when customers pull up to the drive-thru. they have expectations. >> convenience, it's fast. it's quick, it's tasteful. >> reporter: mcdonalds defined the fast in fast food. >> i've been eating it all my life. and i guess it's just convenient. >> reporter: analysts say the

convenience of their menu has turned away customers too. 60% of mcdonalds business comes from the drive through. >> no fillers, no preservatives, no additives, it's all beef and there's no pink slime. >> no not at all. >> reporter: to try to bring back customers the chain is allowing local operators to have more say on menu, such as build your own burgers. but yaro says the chain needs to get back to basics by keeping prices down to keep up demand. >> they have to cut out those elaborate wraps and complicated coffee drinks. they're not going to beat starbucks when it comes to a cup of coffee. >> reporter: the push toward eating fresh has also hurt mcdonald. ryan lee says he rarely gives his daughter fast food and is now making healthier choices. >> probably started two or three years ago. because i started paying more

attention to how nonorganic food is not as healthy. >> reporter: yaro says mcdonalds needs to do what it does best. >> they don't have to be everything to everybody. i think that's just a mistake. >> i've tried their healthy items. but when you're going to want the burger and fries you're going to get it. >> reporter: mcdonalds has been playing catch up with other fast food chains and now it's time for it to regroup to regain it leadership role. >> amber lee reporting live in redwood city. amber, thank you. just pointing out how cold it's going to be back east tomorrow. it's been cold for a few weeks now. daytime highs in chicago 36. all the warmth. look how warm it is down in the los angeles area. we have a high surf advisory that's in effect now. the swells are peaking right now. as we head into tomorrow morning, they'll still be big

but they'll need to drop off saturday into sunday morning. a lot of changes at the golden gate bridge. a lot of tide change left over from those king tides. 5-foot change. we're going to have a warm day so a lot of people will go to the beach. i wouldn't go in the water, especially at ocean beach. i pointed this out earlier, they're easy to undercut and get a storm in here. with the broad ridge it really tends to keep things warm for a long time. this isn't a good sign for rain but there's a system that wants to come up from the south as we head into monday and tuesday next week. it's not going to bring us much of anything. maybe a sprinkle at best. it's a shot at something. no major rain in the forecast. tomorrow we're going to see valley fog. we already have it out in modesto. there'll be fog in the inland bay valley. we'll see fog by clayton and concord as well.

overnight lows in the mid-40s. daytime highs tomorrow. warmer than they were today. could see a couple of records. when we come back we'll go looking at the warmest day on the weekend. we'll give you specific temperatures on friday and saturday. they're known as the gypsy hill murders. half the suspect in the cold case killings told us from his jail cell today. his admission and what he denied. but up first a boy attacked by a police canine. the encounter that has his father demanding answers and police investigating.

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>> he picks up the phone screams that he's been attacked by a dog. i run outside and see all the commotion on the street. >> reporter: a driver stopped and pulled the dog off his son. the teenager suffered bites on his arm and bruises on his leg. tracy police say they don't know how the dog got out of the police car and the dog has now been taken out of service. an investigation is now under way. today ktvu spoke with a man accused of killing two women in the peninsula back in the 70s. he freely admitted he was guilty of another crime. cristina rendon met with him but no cameras were allowed. >> reporter: speaking from inside the san mateo jail, rodney told me he had never heard of the gypsy murders committed in 1976 until he was

being charged of killing two of the five bay area women. he tells me, i was very surprised by this. never committed rape or murder. i never committed anything like that. police believe he committed the murders right after he was murdered a nevada woman. he says he was wrongly accused and escaped from prison twice. he went on to say, i'm sorry, i wish i could take it back. so if howbower is capable of stabbing a woman who survived the attack, why won't he admit to the gypsy murders. >> it's time to bring this man

to justice for the murders we can clearly prove at this point and bring closure to the families as best we can. >> reporter: but he insists he was never there. dna is not the smoking gun that everyone wants it to be he said. when asked if he had any message for the gypsy hill murder victim's families he replied with i hope and pray they get closure but they won't get closure by coming after me. he was very adamant that he is not a rapist or killer. but authorities say he is a violent sociopath. cristina rendon, ktvu news. in petaluma police are hoping someone will recognize a young man who robbed a bank this afternoon. these are pictures about 2:40 this afternoon. police say he handed the teller a note demanding money but never showed a weapon. authorities said he had a black nit cap and sunglasses and was wearing a black t-shirt, khaki

pants and white shoes. anyone with information is asked to call petaluma police. history was made at oracle arena. klay thompson sets a record. more restrictions are likely on the way for e cigarettes. this time at the airport. and a reminder you can get ktvu news to go download the new ktvu app, click on the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device.

new at 10:00, more restrictions for e cigarette. b.a.r.t. banned them last night and today the faa recommended e cigarettes not be allowed on

checked baggage. why e cigarettes are considered a fire risk, ken. >> reporter: the faa says that it wants to ensure that passengers do not put e cigarettes in their checked baggage. this comes in the form of a safety alert issues to airlines. it's voluntary but it's very likely airlines will comply and ban that particular practice. it is another example if not for a different reason of the growing restrictions on this rapidly growing smoking alternative. e cigarette devices used heating elements often powered by lithium batteries. the ban by the faa is on checked baggage. >> it would have to be on an extreme situation where something was pressing on to the battery and it was on for a long period of time and it didn't have a safety mechanism to shut them off, which all of them do.

>> reporter: he says some users modify their devices which the faa says was part of the concern that led to this warning. it is the latest in a series of steps taken against e cigarettes. >> we really need to make sure that we're protecting all of the riders of b.a.r.t. >> reporter: just last night the b.a.r.t. board of directors voted to ban e cigarettes on trains and in stations. >> the concerns is these are completely unregulated products. >> reporter: serena chen says they pushed for b.a.r.t. to make this change based on rider complaint. >> the fact that nearly every single city where b.a.r.t. stops does prohibit the use of electronic cigarettes. it seemed ironic that any other place that anyone could -- >> reporter: lacy says it's not fair to treat e cigarettes like traditional cigarettes. >> i think the government should actually be more behind

the electronic cigarettes because it's gotten so many people off of cigarettes that's a real problem. people are dying of cancer. and electronic cigarettes there hasn't been any case of anyone dying of cancer. >> reporter: as for the safety alert issue today, it does not mean you cannot carry these devices on to a plane. the faa says that they should be carried in the cabin of a plane where if there was an instance of overheating or a fire the faa says in the cabin that could be handled quickly. >> ken pritchett at oakland international airport tonight, ken, thank you. the nfl finally broke it silence today surrounding the controversy involving the new england patriots and under inflated footballs. the league says that its investigators have conducted more than 40 interviews so far. the nfl says the under inflated footballs were only used in the first half of the afc championship game. now they're trying to determine if the patriots intentionally

deflated them. several former nfl players have been very critical of the patriots including hall of fame 49ers receiver jerry rice. he says if the patriots win the super bowl, there should be an asterisk by their victory. a federal judge today cleared the way for same-sex marriage in alabama ruling that state's ban is unconstitutional. the judge did not state the ruling. so same-sex couples could start applying for marriage licenses tomorrow. right now same-sex marriage is legal in 36 states. alabama would be the 37th. the supreme court plans to take up the issue in the spring with a decision expected by the end of june. the problem at a city park in san rafael has gotten so bad that the mayor is actually closing the park down. boyd memorial park is on b street. the city's goal is to move out the homeless and clean up the park so that it can reopen in about a month.

>> at boyde park in downtown rafael today, children played. but not far from where homeless people were hanging out. one mother we spoke with told us she doesn't mind a bit. >> my mother went over and they were showing her how to play the drums. >> reporter: but some parents do mind. >> i'm concerned about maybe them wondering into the play area. it's a little scary when you have people that don't have kids. that come to a playground area. >> reporter: this woman is president of the marin history museum located just outside the park. >> i have personally seen what appears to be allege exchange of narcotics. use of narcotics, and folks doing things that are just not allowed in public parks. >> reporter: because of such complaints including vandalism and a small fire recently, the city plans to close the park for at least 30 days beginning monday. the park will undergo safety improvements and the homeless will be offered services. this man says he spends most

days here at boyd park and says he does nothing wrong. >> one person, bad person messes it up for all of us that's basically what happened. >> it's not going to help anybody by closing this park. this is our home base, where we take care of each other. to close it it's just a scatter and it's going to be -- i know will cause chaos and things out there i know it will. >> reporter: some say closing the park temporarily makes sense. >> i think it is a really good start in cleaning up the park. >> reporter: some say it makes no sense. >> if they close it down, i mean i'm sure people will still find a way. >> reporter: the san rafael city council plans to take up the issue of closing the park in their next meeting but that meeting comes a week after the park will have already been closed. rob roth, ktvu news. bat kid the 5-year-old boy who in 2013 brought san francisco to a standstill as he saved the city from evil is

back in the news. the boy's battle against leukemia is set to hit the big screen. the slam dance film festival in utah will feature it. variety is reporting that julia roberts is working on her own film about bat kid. those pictures just never get old. i love watching him. we're following some developing these tonight. coming up after the break. another hit-and-run that has left a woman dead this evening. temperatures into the upper 60s and low 70s. they're going to climb higher. i'll pinpoint the warmest part of the weekend. new life for a 69 chevy. the new program that's teaching teenagers more than automotive skills.

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developing news tonight out of the south bay where there's word of a deadly hit-and-run accident that claimed a woman's life. it happened around via monte drive in south san jose. investigators have not released any details about the vehicle. they say they're still interviewing possible witnesses. teenagers may be

responsible for offensive graffiti. the graffiti included swastikas with one reading kkk all day. the school says other messages reference drugs, lyrics and a local high school. morgan hill police believe the content of the graffiti may shed light on who's responsible in the meantime the school is working to repair the damage and restore a sense of safety. >> it really is a violation to all of us. but particularly for children who are coming. we don't want their day interrupted. we don't want them to feel unsafe by having a question of what happenedded here everyone -- even though it happened when they weren't there. a four day winning streak came to an end with mixed results on wall street. the dow dropped 141 points. the nasdaq dropped seven. >> the los altos commuting

company box rang the opening bell at wall street. a giant asteroid is expected to fly by earth on monday. nasa says it's about a third of a mile in size and will come about 745,000 miles from earth. you may be able to see it with strong binoculars or telescopes. the asteroid poses no threat to earth. an asteroid this size is not expected to pass this close to earth again until 2027. a san francisco man says he has completed a remarkable journey. he just finished running seven marathons in seven days on seven continents. tim durbin is one of about a dozen runners who have taken this challenge. he says he ran the full 26.2 miles in antartica, chile,

miami madrid, marikesh, dubai, and sidney australia. >> you know how fast he ran the seventh marathon. four hours 50 minutes. can you believe that. seven marathons in seven days and does it in under five hours. a road has been closed tonight. we're going to show you the progress done so far to reopen an iconic stretch of road. >> keeping kids off the streets by putting them in the shop. i'll tell you about the unique first of its kind program in brentwood.

new at 10:00, brentwood police are trying to steer teens in the right direction with a new program that involves restoring classic cars. not all kids are into sports, some are more into cars and fixing them and they want to learn how to keep them running. >> that's the spark of this new project benefits the police athletic league. katie utehs joins us and tells us who's behind this. >> reporter: police sponsored spray painting. >> right here you guys kind of mixed. >> i honestly took advantage of an opportunity and i love it. >> we found a rusty old chevy c10 and we're saving it. >> reporter: michael could not

relate to the usual police activity programs. >> most of p.a.l. activities are sports related. they talk about basketball, golf and tennis. things i don't know anything about. >> reporter: with $5,000 from brentwood p.a.l. >> i got the green light. >> reporter: he bought a truck and invited kids to help. >> i have to put the drum back so we can get it back on the trailer. >> reporter: by helming race to the shop. >> it just makes you feel so good because you know you did that yourself. and it just makes you feel good seeing people look at that stuff and be proud of it. >> reporter: others were recruited. >> it's keeping me away from a lot of trouble. >> reporter: a school resource officer pulled over daniel covarrubias and steered him toward the program. >> i really appreciate it a lot. because i don't know what i would be doing without it. >> they're going to be learning everything. from brakes to the body.

we build the engine. >> reporter: tomorrow morning the truck will be towed here. because the owner jumped at the opportunity to help because it not only improves his community, but introduces him to future help. >> i like it. it keeps me out of trouble. get to know more people. >> reporter: then he will auction it and use the money to buy another vehicle. >> i want the kids to go out and find a project. what do you want to build? >> a camaro ss. >> reporter: the goal is to keep grease on their hands and handcuffs off their wrists. >> i feel like i haven't really belonged any where but when i come here, like it just feels good. >> reporter: in brentwood, katie utehs, ktvu news. the weekend is here, the weather is cooperating nicely. we need rain but we're not going to get it so might as

well enjoy the nice weather we're going to see. temperatures near record the next couple of days or at record level. that's the jet stream right. when you see the clouds and it's going like this all the way across the country. i mentioned earlier, it's long. it's elongated or it's a long ridge as opposed to a high altitude ridge. what that means is it's harder to break down. when we get down here a little while we're going to show you a system that comes from the south. it could bring a few sprinkles but not enough to make a big difference. i have fog showing up in sacramento, in davis. out toward the fairfield area. i'm starting to get reports of fog. valley fog pointed pretty quick tonight. the temperatures outside right now. you see the cool air and where that blue is. where the cool moist air is. where you're seeing fog starting to form. temperatures warm up, sunday the warmest day on the bay area weekend. and so, temperatures tomorrow warm a little bit. sunday further warming as the winds go more offshore.

and the storm track stays well to the north. tonight 10:00. this is the computer model. now we're going to move it forward. there's the fog. this is a great shot, it shows you the model dialing it in. takes you not quite to yuba city but pointing north to butte county. that central valley travel is going to be nasty. because it's up this far we're going to start to see valley fog spill into the bay which is very often what happens. of course we'll see patchy fog. if you travel to lake tahoe, you're going to bump into that stuff. probably sunday morning not as much. so as you go into sunday morning. we go right through there. i think there'll be enough of an offshore wind that will scour it out. sunday will be warmer. there'll be more compressional heating. the southern system, here we are. sunday we get through the whole weekend nothing. sunday into monday you see some showers east of us. clouds and then you see another brush as we head into friday. it's not a big deal just enough

to add a few clouds. highs warm, warmer than today. our best shot for records will be friday. the friday forecast with the bay area weekend all squared away. beautiful sunshine. just watch out for the valley fog. at this point we'll see there's no rain really showing. that monday, tuesday thing looks pretty weak like it won't do much. >> in the meantime enjoy the nice weather. >> what are you going to do. caltrans is on its way with repairs. that forced caltrans to close the road to muir woods. >> mark is here now. there's so many great

adjectives to describe the game. >> i've never seen anything like it. nobody else has. >> they were screaming in the sports room. >> dr. j. you name the guy, the most prolific scorers in the nba's history cannot touch what klay thompson did tonight. i'll read some of the numbers as you watch klay do his thing. one after the other as the warriors break open the game. thompson smashes the record for scoring in one quarter with 37 points. and the kings team had only 22 in the quarter. 13 for 13 shooting then another nba record nine threes in a quarter. he barely played in the fourth quarter and still finished with 52 points. if warriors record 35-6. if warriors easily win their 13th straight game.

watch this last one from the corner. just ridiculous right there. just one after another. he wanted the ball, his teammates gave it to him. there's reggie saying yeah, it's all about money. lots of big names in the stands. the crowd, another sell out and here is the man of the hour. klay. >> it's really humbling, really surreal. i never thought i would be in this position growing up. i'm really proud of myself because the hard work is paying off. it's motivating because i think it's just touching the surface of what i can become. and you know like i said it's really surreal. i can't put it into words. >> 52 shades of klay right there. cal and stanford women doing it up in southern california. had a career best for roberson. megan 19 straight. ucla up three at the half. stanford coming up, second half. amber orage with a three. first lead of the game right

there. 10-1/2 left. briana starts lighting it up. career best 21 for her. stanford the winner against ucla. the other local motion, cal. they roll over usc 67-53. meantime you ever wonder what all those players are saying on the field and the sidelines. lip reading gone bad in the nfl. >> i'm the best driver, i back up all the time and it takes a lot to not swerve, and oh no. ♪

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it's friday night. the nfl begins its investigation into deflategate. says here on my telepromter we should have a little fun. how about bad lip reading. >> you need to eat the breakfast. breakfast. >> i can just throw a rock and it will get to the stand. >> you're saying if you don't like her then you will buy a girl a secondhand handbag. >> i think my face is fuzzy. >> pick up that penny. >> come on hug daddy. i love my gopher. >> i thought about what you said. i got my legos and i'll bring them then we can play all day.

>> she's so, so pretty. you guys don't have a problem with this. >> one got a rake and i killed a snow man. >> oh, yeah. >> richard sherman would have been great to have him there. >> ryan vogelsan is back with the giants. >> i just love that last guy. >> i loved all of it it's great. thanks mark. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast tomorrow morning. >> you can find the latest news on our ktvu news app and ktvu.com. good night. >> see you.

what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night. that i'm too much of a perfectionist. honey, this isn't a job interview. oh, man.

job interviews. nothing. yeah, right. what about the pigeons? oh, i don't like them. they're shifty. losing mitchell. oh! hotel bedspreads. never getting my driver's license. or getting one and the picture sucks. dying alone. claire: oh, haley, sweetie did you find your shoes? mom, please, not today. i just wanted to know if you found your shoes. why are you hounding me? i'm freaking out right now!