"today in the bay's" george kiriyama watched that game with a group of bellerman grads as they huddled matter. >> reporter: to play in prime time on tv in the state final is special. bellerman was in the championship game gunning for the school's first state title playing southern california football powerhouse, santa margarita. >> it is huge. you hardly ever get to the state. so it is incredibly huge. >> reporter: watching an intense game, you feel all the emotions. sometimes you don't like the play. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: when it goes your way -- >> whoo slam! >> reporter: what does that feel like? >> it feels good. it feels good. >> reporter: kevin dancer knows how emotional a game like this can be. he played for the bells a few years and now he blocks for andrew luck on the offensive line on stanford. >> it has to feel like none other. you have competing for your school. if you win it, you have a greater sense of glory. it is awesome. >> reporter: the bells got a taste in '09 when they lost oceanside. two years later, they are back and want to twin all. >> it has to be awesom

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george kiriyama has a surveillance video. >> reporter: gone in 60 seconds. all of it caught on tape. >> within a minute, they were in and out of that store. >> reporter: nearly 300 ipads worth more than $100,000 stolen from the san carlos best buy store. >> very well-conceived plan and executed well. >> reporter: this clearly shows how the duo pulled off the apple heist. this he got into the store by using a floor jack to open the security roll-up door. they easily pried open the front glass door. once inside, they made a beeline to a locked steel rack that contained the 300 or so ipads. >> this container in the store that had the ipads in it had wheels on it. you could move it from area to area within the store. >> reporter: the suspects wheeled out the steel rack through a fire exit door and loaded the ipads into a car and took off. investigators say it was pretty obvious the thieves were going for just ied pas. >> i don't think you could go into your home, go get something and come out in a minute. more than likely, you are going to be looking around, whe

. >> george kiriyama, nbczome1 baa news.e shark d uit mexican woman was caught with 29 pounds of sharkt fins while trying to cross thel border. she was cited a> for apple to begin building a brand-newjn(l2jut in palo alto. the city issued a building permit for the store that will d about a block away from the existing downtown palo alto construction on the two story  b7g#n any day i]fánow.fá the existing store which is california is expected tojfjfçó once the new store is rea"9zq= open. the store is just a few miles from steve jobs's home. >> not in timexd for cchristmas. many best buy customers are fuming. the largest specialty electronics retailer is saying their online gifts mayÑi not be delivered in time for the many are scrambling to meet sunday's gift giving deadline. here's the business and te

george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a black board stands where a glass window was shattered at an apple store. a teenager used a pick ax to break in. it happened before 3:30 this morning. an officer noticed the broken glass and the ax outside the store. the 15-year-old suspect was caught after police set up the perimeter around the retail location. they found a large duffel bag filled with apple products. >>> an amber alert is over for a teen mom. the question, they are just beg beginning. was she or wasn't she kidnapped. she disappeared from su,sun city. jodi hernandez has been in sala know county all day. she's at the suisun county right now trying to piece it together. >> reporter: there are so many questions surrounding this case. it led to the formation of a multiagency task force, a statewide amber alert was issued. it's not known why the teenager left home or why she sent those alarming messages to her family, police say it appears no crime was committed. an intense search in salano county. they followed leads as

. >> reporter: george kiriyama, "today in the bay." >>> san francisco firefighters trying to make the holidays brighter for dozens of people affected by a fire earlier this week. more than 40 people lost their apartments to this raging fire in the western addition neighborhood. now, firefighters are scrambling to replace lost toys. so far, they have sent about 120 items. the fire began at the bottom after a trash shoot. the flames caused an estimated $6 million in damage. the red cross is providing shelter for the displaced residents. what started out as a report of a car crash quickly became an investigation in villejo. they responded yesterday afternoon on monterrey street. the victim drove his truck through a fence. this happened in the middle of a residential neighborhood. the driver had been staped multiple times. he is now in the hospital while investigators try to determine how he was stabbed and why. >>> president obama is in honolulu this morning for his first full day of his hawaiian christmas vacation. air force one arrived in hon loo loo last night. they delayed the start