amanda works for the american red cross. so, what is international humanitarian law? nternational humanitarian law, also sometimes known as the geneva conventions, are basically the rules of war. >> and what's happening today? >> today is something that we call "raid" cross. it's a series of simulations that teaches young people about the rules of war. so, the idea is that there are two opposing armies -- one, the haddarian army, and the other one is the deldarian army, and they've been in conflict for a long time. the point of having two separate armies is the way that we can show simulations with prisoners of war and humanitarian workers and indiscriminate weapons. >> can i join in? >> absolutely! >> so i joined the group haddarians, and we got ready for the things to begin, which they did, with a bang. >> everyone up! let's go! let's go! stand up! get up! >> so, the first simulation that we do is called "prisoners of war," and what we do is we sort of surprise the students. they're not anticipating it. we take away their rights to food and water and the ability to c

what is the red cross still doing? how involved are you in the northeastern area?> yeah, we remain committed to the area impacted by sandy not just new york and new jersey but other parts of the country that were impacted by that event. the red provided over $74 million in support to 60 different organizations providing services every day in these communities. everything from food banks to habitat for humanity, save the children and other organizations that are providing care that we don't provide. we feel we have a responsibility to support recovery not only from what we do, but in terms of helping individuals and others. so red cross remained engaged in sandy and floods in illinois, tornados in oklahoma, and wildfires and floods in colorado. so we're still there. >> and you mentioned preparing people for the next events. how much can you actually do to prepare for another sandy or another big wildfire or some huge floods? >> the challenge with preparedness is there is no one organization that can accommodate the needs of the american public. that said, i will tel

the red cross estimates 12,000 went missing and never came back. the lra are small in number, scattered across the neighbouring countries, and few of the 12,000 will come home. people gathered to try to come to terms with that and begin the process of coming forward. >> they take turns to say the names of those that never came home. the memories are painful. >> the ambiguity of not knowing what happened with a person. normally a son or a daughter. it's something that for those that don't live it, it's difficult to understand. now they have somebody that understands them and together they can find a way forward. >> most of these people never buried or saw the bodies of their loved ones, something that is important in the culture here. it didn't have closure until now. while the counselling or the ceremony won't bring anyone back, it can start to ease some of the grief. malcolm webb, al jazeera, from northern uganda. >> human rights organizations estimate joseph koni's army abduct 30,000 children to fight as soldiers in the civil war. >> thousands of

all of the money goes to the red cross. if you would like it help go to www.ktvu.com and look for the information on the home page. >>> the a's went shopping early this year. joe fonzi tells us who oakland picked as their new pitch. >> gasia mikaelian here for what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> tackle the issue of bullying. how a fight on campus that was caught on video triggered tonight's meeting. now you will hear from leaders about what they say they are doing it belter protect students -- better protect students. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> joe is here now. we are into football season but joe has baseball news. >> this will top football for now anyways. the time of year when baseball teams wants to fill the holes and the a's made a move to do that. the a's are about to finalize a contract with scott kazmere. he didn't play in 2012. the acquisition would indicate the a's wouldn't pursue a deal with bartolo colon. the 49ers in the nfc playoff picture

for by family members, work of the philippine red cross on the ground trying to locate people. so we are doing our best to try and make sure as much news can come the way of those who have lost a relative. >> when america tonight was in the philippines i was quite impressed to meet members of team rubicon. in tacloban, one of the heartest hit areas, i talked to law enforcement volunteers, one of the very first responders in the first days after the supertyphoon hit. today we hear from them again how their service in this area made an enormous difference in their own lives. >> i saw a lot of nothing. which was shocking. i saw a lot of what i tried to close my eyes and pretend what i imagined was there before we got there, before the typhoon. there was not a lot left. >> you know the person that struck me i think was flying over some of the affected areas at low level, huge concrete buildings, hotels, just knocked off their foundation, large oil tanks just knocked off their foundation, crushed like you would a soda can. showed how powerful this wall of water and wind was that hit

the red cross says 12,000 went missing and never came back. few of those 12,000 are going to come home. people have gathered here today to try to come to terms with that and begin the process of moving forward. >> they take turns to say the names of those that never came home. the memories are painful. >> not knowing what happened with a person that is in your family normal - a son or daughter, is something for those that don't live it, it's difficult to understand. now they have somebody that understands them and went through the same and together they can find a way forward. >> most of these people never buried or saw the bodies of their loved ones, something important in the culture here. they didn't have closure until now. while the counselling or the ceremony will not bring anyone back, it can start to ease the grief. >> civil defense workers in el salvador are on alert after a volcano shot cloud and ash into the air. 5,000 have faced being moved. two have been treated for respiratory matters. the last eruption was in 1896. >> the pacific

he works at the international committee of the red cross center in kabul, making prosthetic limbs for other afghans. >> translation: i'm disabled and i make prosthetic legs for other disabled people. i'm proud of it. for that person receiving the leg, his life is easier. i'm happy with my work. >> mohammed is part of an almost full disabled workforce. >> this could be seen as depress, but, in fact, it's a positive place. in part because most of the staff are physically disabled, proving to the patients that they can go on and live functional lives. >> the center provides physiotherapy for thousands of disabled afghans. some lost limbs during years of war. others are the victims of accidents and genetic disease. >> in a country wherable-bodied people struggle staff know disabled people offers more. >> in afghanistan now, finding a job, finding money for the house, everything, if you are a disabled person you have less chances than a person without disability. it makes everything much more complicated. >> the government doesn't offer much help. this is a main public hospital. it has 17

red cross has helped the displaced family find a place to stay.ur days ago that a 26- year-old man was killed in another wing of the apartment complex, but they do not believe it is related to the fire. live from vallejo i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> people living on treasure island will meet today to hear details of a major cleanup effort that will force them from their homes. people in two dozen homes are being moved temporarily while the navy cleans up chemicals found in the soil. those people will likely be moved to other housing on the island and will move out in phases starting in april. the navy says that despite the chemical cleanup, treasure island is a safe place to live. but it could be as late as 2020 before all the toxic waste is cleared from the island. >>> 6:36. san fransisco police made an arrest in the deadly shooting of a young daly city man who was trying to sell a popular video game console. police say the suspect is 21- year-old ronnie collins. he's accused of killing 22-year- old ikenna uwakah in the bay view dis

menlo park based facebook said they came up with the idea after teaming up with the red cross to let users donate to victims of typhoon haiyan and 100 percent of the money goes directly to chair estimate. >> students at the university of illinois are keeping a holiday tradition alive by taking part in "dial a carol." ♪ jingle bell rock >> you call and request a sign and they sign it to you for free a tradition dating back to the 1960's taking more than 4,000 calls from people all over the world requesting "jingle bells" and "white christmas." it coincides with final exams giving students needed stress relief between tests in champaign, illinois. >> we need stress relief or relief from the bad air quality. mike? >> it is coming tomorrow. it will last through thursday and friday but it could be back over the weekend. the roller coaster we are going through the next couple of days: 68 in san jose. 60 tomorrow, 55 on thursday, and that is below average high of 58 and we hit 60 on friday and mid-60's saturday, sunday and monday. it will only be a one or two day reprieve from the above ave

. >> the red cross has been called to an apartment fire in san lenadro where fire has displaced 50 people. it break out an hour ago and officials say an electrical malfunction between the walls of the first floor unit is to blame. one person is being treated. the high school is used to shelter the residented. a news crew is headed that way with an update when they arrive. >> the cold snap, frigid temperatures are gripping the north bay, south bay and east bay. our reporter is in san jose with the conditions there. matt? >> i checked the temperatures here in san jose and the national weather service is reporting that it is 30 degrees right now, a degree less than an hour ago and we are a degree away from tying a 41-year-old record. people have been dealing with the freezing temperatures this morning bundled up in the warmest clothes. some are waiting until the train or bus arrives and one man said how he prepared. >> footies. fingerless gloves so i can mess with my phone. >> are you advised we could break a record? >> not at all. it is chilly. i'm from the midwest and used to this. >> we w

of course i started crying. >> reporter: the red cross will help with housing. but the family of three need to find a place to live. she tells me from the emergency room he is going to need several weeks of recovery. reporting live in vallejo, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> south africa plans 10 days of events for nelson mandela who died yesterday. his admirers are gathering outside his johannesburg home. the last black president of south africa called mr. mandela a great man with great integrity. >> i think his greatest legacy to south africa and to the world is the emphasis in which he has always put on the need for reconciliation. >> reporter: the white house says president and mrs. obama as long w-z former president george w. bush and bill clinton plan to attend the memorial event. >>> stpraáp announced their own memorial for nelson mandela. it'll be held in the rotunda and former mayor brown will attend. >>> san francisco animal control today arrested a man suspected of drowning two cat that is belonged to a homeless woman. animal control office

of course i started crying. >> reporter: the red cross will help with housing. but the family of three need to find a place to live. she tells me from the emergency room he is going to need several weeks of recovery. reporting live in vallejo, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> south africa plans 10 days of events for nelson mandela who died yesterday. his admirers are gathering outside his johannesburg home. the last black president of south africa called mr. mandela a great man with great integrity. >> i think his greatest legacy to south africa and to the world is the emphasis in which he has always put on the need for reconciliation. >> reporter: the white house says president and mrs. obama as long w-z former president george w. bush and bill clinton plan to attend the memorial event. >>> stpraáp announced their own memorial for nelson mandela. it'll be held in the rotunda and former mayor brown will attend. >>> san francisco animal control today arrested a man suspected of drowning two cat that is belonged to a homeless woman. animal control office

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the air as you said that the red cross and the grange years beat the all bishops in residence. went out to the to recover the police that were going in the ground in the civil neighborhoods he tasted the fabric of the death of a three hundred people on staying in room they had they'd play norths to the rapid told me that they fear they might come head to head with that. one of the set on crude time to answer that is really important to head to the swell of interest in the running of the fruits of plausible to supplies. and because older child to accuse is becoming hard for them to to to feed a bit of comedy alex of course the capital isn't the only things hit by violence the north also being affected what the cost of attacking them. well the coach and fifty soldiers from there the airborne divisions and to avoid day yesterday and they are they have a windfall for it to the team the good being deployed as we speak. in mosul a city where they left this morning. upon arriving at their group that they've been carried to try and separate storage groups that did the rebel groups of t

model of commitment and reobsolesce she plays softball and volunteering countless hours with the red cross and mural project >> (speaking spanish.) >> so congratulations you see these students they're the future i'm very proud he i know with leadership like those young people our community is in good hands. >> (speaking spanish.) >> congratulations (clapping). >> thank you, supervisor campos and all folks celebrating their leadership. >> (speaking spanish.) >> and now we would like to welcome who's been developing and celebrating the martial arts since 1991 in the mission their at the 3231 mission street. >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> thank you. >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) finally we would like to move on with our program and welcome john avalos to present the remainder of our awards. we would like to mentioned that supervi

what's more an international red cross survey says europe is experiencing its worst humanitarian crisis for decades millions are unable to afford a roof over their heads with a seventy five percent increase in people relying on food aid across the continent the organizations european director told us that the number of people having to turn to charity is beyond their worst expectations. what we have seen since we did our first survey in two thousand and nine and on to two thousand and thirteen is that the crises are really taking root at community level at individual level and at household level to a different degree because people today has used all their savings there's nothing left we are seeing a rapid decrease in what we call the middle class people the british red cross what they are doing right now and what they lost more than a moment is that is the biggest food distribution campaign since the second world war it is serious in even for the ones of force working in this business on a daily basis we were shocked when we saw their cumulated data across europe in other news yemen's

the red cross set up services. i talked to a resident whose called to see what support is available. >> my place is uninhabitable mostly because of water damage and the smoke, the soot. >> he says he can stay with family now but the fire damage means he has to work out a long-term plan. >> it is about getting housing for the weekend and through the holidays. >> this is a fire that break out at 9:30 in the morning. the fire department contained it to one building but the flames did a lost damage. >> it was in the rear of the building on the top floor with significant damage to at least six units on each floor. >> no cause of the fire has been released. no one was injured. many people made it out of the building as soon as the alarm bell rang. >> armando knocked on his neighbor's door. [ inaudible ] >> crews cleared out the water damage but it is not clear when the stores will re-open at the lick store. power was restored so some returned home but the red cross said they did not have to put anyone in temporary housin

. >> and ktvu is proud to be teaming up with the red cross to help the victims of typhoon haiyan in thelippines with the help of our partners, ktvu will match every dollar you donate up to $40,000. >> all the money will go to the red cross. if you'd like to help go to ktvu.com and look for the information on our home page. >>> he puts everybody else before him and in this time and age some people don't do that. >> kind words to describe a retired san fransisco fire captain who will be laid to rest today. 63-year-old daniel armenta died from a rare cancer last week. he retired in june of 2011 after a career of more than 30 years as a firefighter. he worked as fire station 1 for the last decade of his career. five other firefighters from that fire station have also been diagnosed with the same form of cancer, which is typically associated with exposure to smoke. his funeral will be held at 11:00 this morning. >>> meantime members of the san fransisco police department are also mourning the loss of a former colleague. retired police spokesman nevell gettens passed away. the current spokesm

nothing left we are seeing a rapid decrease in what we call the middle class people the british red cross what they are doing right now and what they lost more than a month ago is that is the biggest food distribution campaign since the second world war it is serious even for the ones of us working in this business on a daily basis we were shocked when we saw their cumulated data across europe. i do terry a rating situation has driven manny away from the idea of euro integration leader in the program we've seen and how european parties may be leaving further right than ever before. you know councils here in the u.k. are calling for tougher laws to police aggressive beggars finally no longer will the banker beggars be shaking us down for yet more and outs and bailouts every time we pass the city no longer listening to the bleed for more money printing and free credit facilities we're sick and tired of all the banker beggars harassing us every time we pass one of their toll booth phones like this famous one hey i'm jimmy don't oh look at your banking system going to throw trash on the groun

to take for used in what we call the middle class people the british red cross what they are doing right now and what they loans more than the loans is the root is that because food distribution temp aim seems to say conclude or it is serious and even for the one so for us working in the space those on a daily basis we were shocked when we sold their cumulated data across europe. and in other world news now round one hundred supporters of the far right democratic party of germany have protested against asylum shelters for refugees in leipsic the march was said to and near one of the centers recently opened in the city but riot police stop them before they reached the facility the rally was met by anti-fascist activists chanting slogans about refugees being welcomed in the country. the central african republic has declared three days of mourning for the nearly four hundred people killed in recent fighting between christian militias and muslim rebels sixteen hundred french troops have been deployed there to stop the violence after the un authorized military intervention in the country mean

experiencing its worst humanitarian crisis for decades according to a survey by the international red cross millions of europeans are unable to afford food or a roof over their heads the organisation's european director told us the number of people having to turn to charity is beyond their worst expectations but we have seen since we did our first survey in two thousand and nine and on to two thousand and thirteen is that the crises are really taking root at community level at individual level and that household level to a different degree because people today has so used all their savings there is nothing left seeing a rapid decrease in what we call the middle class people the british red cross what they are doing right now and what they loans more than a loans is that is the biggest food distribution temp aim seems to say concluded cool it is serious and even for the one so for us working in the space this on a daily basis we were shocked when we saw their cumulated data across europe. now deteriorating situation has driven many away from the idea of euro integration later in the program

he was a scholarly man and i learned about him through the famous red cross lament. i asked him george who became the head of the red cross if she ever met her and he said you didn't meet her, you were presented to her. [laughter] she is the one who unseated clara barton and she was a great friend. he was a civil war in tuzee guest -- in tuzee system with and he collected. she was the best looking in town. she was gorgeous and she wanted to marry off her daughters and so the younger one married in england and so she did well with that and she was in england and one time and she was saying to a group well, i love to come here and see my daughter and the daughters had i'm not spending the time since my marriage i haven't seen you. she made her famous remarks. one is when she got off the ship and then news reporters and the famous names they asked her brought the trip and they said it's so great to be here and then mary theresa's hand and liked to refer to it. but i think the classic is when she asked the female if she was having a good time. they were there and and the

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. >> the american red cross has a plan. you can get only at red cross.org. they have planning for your family. contact information, making sure there's a central contact. in my case. there's family in the east coast. >> all of the systems get flooded and cell towers are going to go down. they have a limited life. so if you're able to recharge your cell phone. the system might go down texting is quite possible to do. people in katrina were able to do that. having a central point of contact to say, i am okay. that person can receive that information. your grandmother may not be the person to do that. no offense grandma. think holisticly when you think about the future. what it's like to live. imagine living in a disaster for several weeks >> thank you for coming today and we hope this has enlightened you. thank you very much. see you next month.

and on that basis let's talk to nalia from the international committee of the red cross on the line from capitol of central african republic bongi. do you believe, do you sense the situation is getting more difficult for those of the ground who are not actually involved in the fighting? >> well, i think definitely from our point of view, and even for other organizations working on the ground the number of people who have been displaced and remain displaced is quite important so we are still, you know, seeing people who are too afraid to go home. on saturday i was at the airport, i was also at an montesorry and people were too afraid to leave these locations and move back to their homes so these are one of many sites that are in the capitol where people have taken refuge since the 5th of december and are still there today. >> reporter: what can you do in a situation like this? what are your priorities? >> well, at the beginning following the eruption of violence we are looking at providing support with water and sanitation and the question is more about if the number of the displaced, and

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the red cross was there to a sit. most people had some place to go. neighbors salvaged what they could and packed trunks. the apartment where the blaze started has expensive loss. the insurance has to show up before clean up. all that before he can think of reopening his store. >> christmas, new years, this is when i make good money. now i am wondering how long this will take. >> reporter: reporting in north beach in san francisco, alicia reed. >> 3 family members were home during a fire and one person was hospitalized. >>> a 16-year-old was kill ed in a late-night shooting. more on a motive. >> reporter: they are looking into this being a robbery gone wrong in the silver terrace neighborhood. the exit off interstate 280 south is behind me. detectives are looking for clues. 16-year-old cliffton was shot and killed. he died on scene. another man in his late teens was also shot and rushed to the hospital at 11:00 saturday night. police say he is in critical condition and expected to live. police say it is unclear if chapman and the other man was togethe

the red cross is working to provide food, water, and shelter. but there's so much work to be done. you've already generously donated, and we're asking you to continue saving lives. join ktvu, tv 36, and your california ford dealers. visit ktvu.com to make your donation now. >> now we want to take you to an inspir rigsal community in san leandro. the people who live there are proud to call it their home. it's a rare and touching look b a group of individuals who through the magic of christmas remind that you say many of life's greatest gifts are free. here now is their remarkable story captured by our photojournalist. >> hi, guys. >> right here. >> i've been here since 1962. >> this is my home. i'd like to show you around. >> very nice. what else are you going to do, sweetie? (please note audio difficulties) >> today's a good day. knew hi, sweetie, how are you? >> okay. >> how's your head? stew how are you? >> oh, good. >> okay. (please note audio difficulties) [ laughter ] >> decorating the christmas tree. it's a time-honored tradition unique to each family and city. in san francis

the red cross is finding temporary housing. >>> a fire truck hit a car today at 5:00 p.m. it was headed to a call with lights and sirens. it collided with a toyota carolla. >>> with a new law for transgender students, a high school is showing a transgender bathroom, under new law. they have scheduling sensitivity training and dress codes for senior portraits. >> districts are not prepared. this is an important issue that the media is bringing out. are districts ready to deal with this issue? why not? why were they not aware that governor brown had this pending legislation? lawsuits will flow rapidly. >> it is taking the new law into consideration that 2 bathrooms will be transgender. it is happening in a district where a transgender student was involved in a fight. >> reporter: we have temperatures pretty cold tonight despite the warm temperatures today. 40s by the bay. tomorrow look for sunshine but extra clouds. a weather system pushes across the bay area. we will have mid-60s. san jose is 67, 10 degrees warmer than the average high. how much longer the warm temperatures

that was the red cross. i knew that's what they stood for.hey help people. >>> president obama thanking american troops for their service this christmas. he and first lady michelle obama just paid a visit to the marine corps based in hawaii where the first family is vacationing. they were also served christmas dinner. the president reportedly taking the time to pose for individual pictures with each service member. >>> if you're still waiting for a christmas gift in the mail, it's not santa's fault. u.p.s. and fedex blaming delays on weather and overloaded systems. they won't say how many packages were delayed, but they claim it was a small share of overall shipments. packages should arrive by the end of the week. now back to firing line. line." >> welcome back to the special presentation of "firing line." i am charles krauthammer. in 1966 ronald reagan defeated incumbent democratic governor pat brown in a land slidell election. reagan campaigned on a platform of smaller government and won by more than 16 points as we continue with william f.

and ntsb representatives as well as red cross personnel. >> have some people on hand to provide emotional support. take some minutes, information they are learning today. >> andit local event was required by federal law for families who cannot attend the d.c. hearing. scheduled to run 5:00 p.m. pacific time and is open to the public. >>> stay with ktvu throughout the day. you could also follow ken wayne for twitter, for real-time updates. >>> violent day in vallejo, two killings in two hours and four in the week. and what police are saying about the trends. >>> this morning, jonathan corrao came here in vallejo to make sense of the killing of a friend. victim was 26-year-old and was vallejo's 24th homicide victim this year. >> had a daughter, had a wife. had a big heart. big heart. >>> his death came hours after the fatal shooting of another man. that man was also in his 20s. police do not believe the shootings are connected. >> we don't believe so. we're not prepared to rule one way or another at this point. four homicide in six days. it's been a violent year. the number of homicides at

i asked george, who he became head of the red cross, if he'd ever met her and with feigned drama he said you didn't meet boardman, you were presented to boardman. [laughter] she's the one who unseated clara barton. and she was a great friend of lighter's. he was a collector. he was a civil war enthusiast long before, i guess, anyone ever heard of that. and, you know, he talked to the old vets, and he collected maps and things. well, mary teresa, his wife, was a stunning beauty. i mean, she was the best looking woman this town. she was gorgeous. and she had her -- wanted to marry, she was kind of a mrs. bennett type, and she wanted to marry her daughters off. and so the younger one married lord -- [inaudible] in england and became viceroy of india, so she did well with that. in fact, she was in england one time and she was saying to a group, and she was saying to a group, well, i love to come here and see my daughter. and the daughter said i've not spent a time since hi marriage that i -- since my marriage that i haven't seen you. [laughter] well, she made her famous remarks, you know? on

the red cross already warning against frostbite.race for a big new storm on the way. ♪ >>> and this morning, the world celebrates the life of nelson mandela. >> we have never doubted in our mind, even during the darkest hours of our struggle, that eventually we would win. >> he calls himself an ordinary man who became a leader because of extraordinary circumstances. >> sometimes it's calls for a nation to be great. let your greatness blossom. >> this morning, his life, his legacy. >> as long as injustice exists

all of the money will go to the red cross.f you'd like to help just go to ktvu.com and look for the information there on our home page. >>> the golden state warriors hosted a special holiday party in the make a wish program. the court at oracle arena was transformed into a children's theme park for kids with life- threatening medical conditions. tonight's event was a chance for the kids to try to forget their troubles for a while, and just have fun. >> just to be able to touch someone's life, and be able to make their day. you never know how far that will go. it's always a blessing to be able to do that. >> this is the third year of this great event. >> all right joe's here now with sports. >>> all 49er fans tonight pulling for the saints. but man did seattle make a statement. >> the seattle seahawks are the top team in the nfl this year. a good match up on paper, but a blowout in reality. the seahawks relentless with their pressure on drew brees. cliff knocks the ball loose. it ends up in the arms of michael bennett. just lik