it's the global winter wonderland located in the parking lot at great america. s the first time the display has been in the u.s. some of the silk displays are 50 feet tall and 100 feet wide. >> i think it's a great way to spend time with your family. get abay fwrt television set, get away from the video games, walk around. it's great being together. >> global winter wonderland runs through january 2nd. there are two for one coupon arizona available and at least one jamba juice in milpitas among other spots. kimton hotels has a fun promotion going on. check in, say the secret word, get a room upgrade, a bottle of wine or a treat for free, depend is on what they have available. follow me on twitter @dianedwyer anbc. a musical, set in nigeria, a tribute to a famous musician who fought for freedom. a discount code good for $10 off each ticket which - which -- @dianedwyernbc. it's a great show. thanks for joining us. "saturday night live" coming up next. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from fund

the team has reached an agreement with the owners of the great america amusement park and now appear to be first and goal on the drive to build a new stadium in the bay. lloyd lacuesta is live where details are being presented right now, lloyd. >> reporter: julie the city council just ended the first of two public hearings into the stadium deal. but it doesn't appear likely that the 49ers are going to be thrown for a loss. a stadium sign is already up but the great america amusement parking lot where the 49ers want to build their new home. >> today is where we can start to really chant that it's no longer about if it's going to be built but it's about when. >> reporter: the cost of the 68,000 seat stadium has risen to $1.02 billion. but the 49ers say they have money committed. goldman sachs, and bank of america are financing the loan. >> you think that you will get the return? >> we wouldn't be lending the money if we didn't feel confidence about the loan we've committed to. >> reporter: it's $850 million in loans. 150million in payments from the 49ers and the nfl and the rest from t

the site is next to great america, after last night's meeting the winners talked. >> excited. great time to be working for the 49ers. great time to be a 49er fan. at approval tonight is a great milestone. >> i'm not concerned. we have firewalled all of our risk so we are not on the hook the 49ers and the nfl is on the hook. >> reporter: here's the plan approved last night. one billion dollar stadium. 850 million dollars borrowed from the bank of america, us bank and goldman sachs. 150 million dollars from the team through the league. there's a question mark about that. 35 million from the hotel tax and maximum of 40 million dollars from redevelopment money. the only if is that 150 million dollars. it is an amount that has to be approved by the nfl owners they will meet today to hear the plan not vote. if they later next year do not approve that money for the 49ers, then the 850 million dollars promised by those three banks also goes away. i wouldn't say they are at square one but that's a major setback. 49ers hoping and expecting the nfl to approve that money. san diego, minnes

the team has reached an agreement with the owners of the great america amusement park and now appear to be first and goal on the drive to build a new stadium in the bay. lloyd lacuesta is live where details are being presented right now, lloyd. >> reporter: julie the city council just ended the first of two public hearings into the stadium deal. but it doesn't appear likely that the 49ers are going to be thrown for a loss. a stadium sign is already up but the great america amusement parking lot where the 49ers want to build their new home. >> today is where we can start to really chant that it's no longer about if it's going to be built but it's about when. >> reporter: the cost of the 68,000 seat stadium has risen to $1.02 billion. but the 49ers say they have money committed. goldman sachs, and bank of america are financing the loan. >> you think that you will get the return? >> we wouldn't be lending the money if we didn't feel confidence about the loan we've committed to. >> reporter: it's $850 million in loans. 150million in payments from the 49ers and the nfl and the rest from t

the site is next to great america. after last night's meeting to the victors belong the sound bites. >> excited, great time to be working for the 49ers, great time to be a fan. at approval tonight is a great milestone. >> i'm not concerned. the reality is our investment as mandated by the voters hasn't gone up we have firewalled all risk so we are not on the hook the 49ers and the nfl is. >> reporter: here's the financing plan approved last night, a billion dollar stadium, 850 million dollars borrowed from the bank of america, us bank and goldman sachs, 150 million from the team throughout league 35 million from hotel tax maximum of 40 million from the redevelopment money the only if is the 150 million dollars from the league. nfl has not committed that money to the san francisco 49ers other teams are asking the nfl for money for their stadiums the vikings, chargers and the group with that wants to bring an nfl team back to los angeles. national football league owners meet today to hear the plan. they will probably take

happy that a lot of the people in the community are working real hard to make sure that this is a great america's cup experience from a public speck taylor raising this point but just the fact that our bay will be celebrated in the way that it hasn't been and the investment that we'll have going forward will far outweigh some of the negative impacts that we'll have along the bay. and i so i -- along the way. and i wanted to make that poircht. commissioner olague: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: normally the learge they are the more -- larger they are the more controversial. this project is remarkable because the e.i.r. has been tracking the project in motion. the project itself is changing because the boats have never been sailed and while there is precedent on observing the other races, what is going to happen in 2013 is something which nobody really knows about. and it's in the curiosity and in the way of standing together that an e.i.r. has been created. and while all of them might not be perfect, we at least have an understanding including an understanding of the ongoing responsibilit

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located next to great america across from santa clara.cured $850 million in loans for flee banks to pay for the new digs. after hearing from the public this week, the city council expected to approve the week a deal from today with construction beginning next year. the first game for 2014 or 2015. any chance of keeping the team in san francisco seems less likely with mayor ed lee expressing little hope the team can stay in the city. he'll meet with yesterday york on thursday to pitch an improved vision of moving the team to a new location not far from candle stick. the mayor feels his only shot would be if the raiders were to share a stid yaum with the nineers. that's a notion the nfl is pushing among teams. though the mayor says time is running out. jon, laura? >> thanks for the update, bob. >>> andrew luk has a chance to add big time hardware to his trophy case. this year he's the favorite. he's one of five players being honored saturday night in new york at the presentation. always very cool. they were just announced after he was honor

this new stadium across the street from 49ers headquarters at great america this is what a billion dollars can buy you these days, a model and drawings of the stadium. some say wow. others say whoa. the liners have lined up 850 million dollars loans to a the lion's share. friday we found south the city of santa clara will take on twice as much debt as was promised to voters when they approved this plan. the team says don't worry about it, we promise to cover any payments the city can't make. >> everybody has skin in the game. when push comes to shove santa clara protected all cost overruns are paid for by the 49ers. >> when push comes to shove i doubt the 49ers will honor that promise. >> reporter: a billion dollar stadium up from 987 million dollar projected earlier. 850 million dollars from the new loans. 150 million dollars from the 9ers. hotel tax 35 million. redevelopment money 40 million dollars. in the san francisco chronicle this morning mayor lee is throwing in the towel on this one. a planning commission member suggested that perhaps he should get a back-up plan on paper architec

of field trips, one to the mission bay campus, as well as a fun day to close out the program at great america. we provided gift cards. we fed youth every day. we made sure we had everything they wanted to have so they would be continued to be motivated. real excited about the fact they got on from other high schools to come to balboa every day. that shows a lot about their motivation to be successful. at the end, each provided a portfolio that included a cover letter, resume, as well as an essay that talked about how learning relate to employment. also, they were able to have a project-based learning experience. they planned a summit during the five-week duration. the summit had taken place toward the end of the summer. members of the school board were present as well as superintendent carlos garcia. youth had the opportunity to ask questions to the panel as well as provide their thoughts and insights on what they feel about school and how it is here in the district. they did a good job putting this together. this is something we will actually continue with the program during the school year.

the money needed to build next to great america theme park comes from goldman sachs, u.s. k and bank of america. combined, they have agreed to front $850 million of the $1 billion price tag. the nfl and santa clara's redevelopment agency also pledging to chip in. leaving a gap of just $20 million. the city council is expected to give the final green light on the stadium's construction later this month. >>> still on the bench, though, the oakland a's, the coalition group throwing another curveball at san jose leaders that approved a land deal for an oakland a's stadium in san jose. this is a computer rendering of the proposed sisco field. the group "stand for san jose" failed to form a proper review. the lawsuit alleges city leaders violated citizens' rights by not putting the land deal to a public vote. whatever happens in san jose, the a's must still wait for approval to move away from oakland. that approval has to come from baseball commissioner, bud selig. >>> busted for serious worker violations, osha fired the san francisco fire department for safety violations in the

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we have a model and drawings, right next to great america in santa clara. the city and the team have lined up 850 million dollars in loans to pay the lion's share of the stadium. a few days ago we found out the city of santa clara will take on twice as much debt as was promised to voters. the team says we promised to cover any payments the city can't last week during the public hearing phase we got comments from both sides. >> is on the hook. when push comes to shove the citizens are protected all overruns are paid for by the 49ers. >> when push comes to shove i doubt the 49ers will honor that promise. >> reporter: city and team say they can payoff loans using money generated by the stadium. here's the break down, billion dollar stayed up from 987 million a while ago. 850 million from the new loan. 150 million from the 9ers. hotel tax 35 million. revolt money would kick in 40 million dollars. san francisco seems to be sitting on the sidelines on this. mayor lee has been hooked up with a firm known for building football stadiums it would cost several hundred

the city council is kenned to give its final okay to the plan to build right next to great america. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is still talking to the 49er owners but it appears stopping the team from moving out of san francisco at this point is quite a long shot? it's sounding that way. >> yeah. >>> let's check in with sal. i know you're busy. have you to -- you have newschopper2 up. we want to take a look at the wider view. it's not affect any major of the freeways. it's affecting that -- let me just read it again. ringwood. 390 ringwood avenue in menlo park now that the sun has come up we have a better view from news chop he 2 of this rather large home that went up in flames. as you heard the fire department said the fire started around 5:30. or at least that's when they were called. you can see the bay bridge is backed up for a moderate delay. no major problems getting into san francisco. this morning on the commute, it's very slow trying to get in the santa clara valley. no major problems driving after you get past lawrence expressway. >>> let's go to steve. >> all right, sal

to create a ballot measure designed to reject a contract to develop 68,000 seat stadium next to great america. last week the city managers unanimously approved plans to use an $850 million loan to finance it. want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> some cities are actually 20 degrees warmer. we're in the 50s. highs end up in the mid-50s in the city of san francisco. 53 right now. just a short trip across the bay bridge, and you are close to the freezing mark. 36 in oakland. 32 in concord. 49 in fairfield. so the temperatures where you see the mid-50s, that's where we're seeing the strongest wind this morning. we have winds sustained at 29 miles per hour this morning. 39 miles per hour in fairfield and santa rosa. these winds in the bay area, although they are gusty, they are keeping things nice. temperatures in the mid-60s in some cities. i'll take you through the forecast coming up. first we want to check your drive with mike inouye. >> let's get a live look out there. we see the flashing lights. folks in the northbound direction are getting nudged left because the

owners of great america and santa clara announced they're dropping the law surt over parking issues and have decided not to sell the theme park. this seems to pave the way for a new stadium development in santa clairea. mayor ed lee and they're making a statement in santa clairea. we're also in a position in case that gos into another direction. we have to make sure we can do that. >> they have secured $850 million to fund the stadium. you can talk about tonight at the public hearing. >> demonstrators forced auction of a foreclogsed home in oakland today to end early. protesters har marched to the court house urging banks to ease up rules for people who cannot pay mortgages. the members of the occupy movement joined the protest. >> all people going through foreclosures tried on their own to work with the banks and got nowhere. >> they didn't pay bills. simple as that. you don't pay bills, just like you don't go and steal from the grocery store because the store has food. >> some of the protesters confronted people who showed up looking to buy foreclosed homes during the auction. >> cali

unanimously proving to borrow $850 million to build next to great america. the city will use stadium revenue and naming rights to pay off the loan. san francisco officials are still hopeful the team does not leave the city. >> you never know. things can happen. even if you're behind in the fourth quarter by two touchdowns, things happen. fumbles happen. interceptions happen. >> it is still not a done deal. the plan requires the nfl to pitch in more than $150 million to cover the rest of the construction expenses. >>> the mission, try iing to st a deadly trend. police in belmont out to send a safety message to drivers and pedestrians. trying to catch careless drivers out there. they'll also be looking for pedestrians who aren't crossing the street in marked areas. this was planned before a deadly car versus pedestrian collision, which occurred sunday night. >>> they're supposed to clean up restaurants in san francisco but several safety inspectors apparently got caught up in some dirty business. district attorney george gascone are announcing charges against

today, a deal about parking was reached between the 49ers and the company that owns the great america theme park that sits next door, where the future stadium will be constructed. it's finally beginning to hit some diehard fans that this move looks like it's really going to happe happen. >> they've already got the people lending the money and making those commitments. i think it's -- i think it's probably good-bye. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee says he doesn't believe this game is completely over. he says san francisco still has a shot by keeping the lines of communication open with the nfl in case the league feels the salt la santa clara proposal might not be as economically solid as it seems. he's continuing a dialogue with the 49ers and meeting with ed york thursday but he was cagey what he and york will be talking about. >> there are meetings. i won't go into a lot of detail. we're wanting to see whether or not we can work with them, continue to work with them on improving our proposal. >> reporter: the city of santa clara is having a public meeting tonight, they're call

if you have ever been to great america, that is where it is. the freeway access is right there. if you are coming from iran i could see where that bugs you. the people in the city of san francisco and san mateo and all along the peninsula, this is going to be better. >>darya: the 49ers are playing the steelers. they definitely have a better deal with these injuries and suspensions. is also struggling to play with the ankle? >>gary: this game means something to pittsburgh. there are one game ahead of baltimore. roth was for qr has a height ankle sprain. >>darya: let's look at that hit again. >>gary: i will always err on the side of caution. >>darya: it seems like they did not. when you look at mccoy and what happens, he said he did not even remember getting hit. 80 seconds later, they still command and he made those mistakes. >>gary: to be there, he came to the coach and said, i am ready to go. >>darya: of course the players want to play. they always say that, don't they? >>gary: what do you do? >>darya: makes them sick. >>darya: i'll look at the difference on how an nfl treats a

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the stadium will go up across the street from the 49ers' current facilities near great america. now, construction on the stadium is expected to begin in january of 2013. we talked to the mayor. he's hoping to push that date up a bit. the stadium is slated to be opened in 2015. live in santa clara, kimberly terry, bay area news. >>> meanwhile, the a's effort to build a stadium in san jose has hit another roadblock. there's a computer rendering. the group claims they failed to perform a proper environmental review of the land committed to the team. the lawsuit also claims they violated citizens' rights by not putting the land deal to a public vote. whatever happens, the a's still must wait for approval to move from oakland by baseball commissioner bud selig. >>> former penn state defensive coordinator jerry sandusky is speaking out this weekend. >> these allegations are false. >> sandusky sat down with "the new york times" to talk about the 40 charges of child abuse he's facing. he denies all of them. he also discussed what penn state officials knew about the allegations. athletic

. >> santa clara has soothed feelings with great america. the park owner is dropping a lawsuit against the city and the niners hope to open the new stadium by 2015. however, the city of san francisco is not throwing in the towel yet. city leaders have been working quietly on a new stadium plan of their own. a firm is designing a privately funded retractable roof stadium at hunters point. mayor ed lee is scheduled to meet with jed y tomorrow which could be the last attempt to persuade the team to stay. >>> barry bonds will be sentenced on december 16th. while his lawyers are appealing the obstruction of justice they are asking the judge to sentence him to home confinement. they cite his charity work. prosecutors will present their sentencing recommendations by the end of the week. bonds could receive a year or more behind bars. >>> afghan president cut short a european trip and returned to kabul today following the attacks that killed 60 shiite worshipers. the taliban claiming the attacks is condemning them. that has sparked fears of violence

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they built on the parking lot next to the great america theme park. bank of america, goldman sachs and u.s. bank have agreed to loan the city and the team $850 million. construction could start as soon as next year. the city will hold public hearings next week to discuss this agreement. >>> well, it is a reunion that marks the end of an era. the bay area homecoming that has very special meaning. and a major announcement coming from the presidential candidate herman cain. why his aides say they are not hopeful. and we will take you to one of the biggest holiday light displays in the bay area. and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up next, the new virgins. adults in their 30s who always said no to sex. believe it or not, their numbers are growing of the they tell us highway and why. -- how and why. and it may add up to a big way to make money, and it is all about the penny. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends, so, open your eyes and check out your new living room! [ gasps ] honey, the tv's over there! yep, we go

they built on the parking lot next to the great america theme park. bank of america, goldman sachs and u.s. bank have agreed to loan the city and the team $850 million. construction could start as soon as next year. the city will hold public hearings next week to discuss this agreement. >>> well, it is a reunion that marks the end of an era. the bay area homecoming that has very special meaning. and a major announcement coming from the presidential candidate herman cain. why his aides say they are not hopeful. and we will take you to one of the biggest holiday light displays in the bay area. and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up next, the new virgins. adults in their 30s who always said no to sex. believe it or not, their numbers are growing of the they tell us highway and why. -- how and why. and it may add up to a big way to make money, and it is all about the penny. that's on "nightline." >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> well, a critical milestone as the u.s. winds down its operations in ira

america he would be. that is an opportunity for republicans. that is how reagan won. >> i'm not sure if it will work but it's despicable think. it's sad. we should be talking about greatnesserica. foundation that we all have an opportunity to participate and say hard work and rugged individualism never worked. never worked is scary stuff. >> sean: he said it in minneapolis in june of 2008 in a speech. if we are willing to work and fight for it and believe in it, i'm certain that generations from now, obama, mr. hope and change. he said we'll be able to look back and tell our children this is the moment we began to provide the care for the sick and jobs to the jobless. the rise of the ocean to slow and planet began to heal. arrogance. >> he can't say that anymore. >> sean: he can't read a teleprompter? david axelrod words anymore. >> he doesn't have ideas. he is asking for four more years. even he said, he said if i can't get the economy back on track, i'm a one-termer. that is why wasseransions is lying. >> february of 2009. >> but now it's a two-term, maybe three term. >> it may go beyond me. all right. good to see you both. >> you, too. >> coming up next, let not your h

the owners of great america theme park next door to the stadium site reported new agreement with the 49ers now. the park owners are dropping a suit against the stadium. meanwhile the "chronicle" reports san francisco mayor ed lee will meet with 49ers president jed york tomorrow in an effort to keep the team in the city. >>> the richmond city council is considering a tax on soda. a penny per ounce soda tax would help fight childhood obesity. some are hoping to put a measure up for vote next november. the tax would apply to all sweetened beverages sold in richmond. >>> 4:48. "occupy sf" taken down. stay with us. we have team coverage between the clash of protestors and the police. >>> and a baldwin booted from a flight. we'll tell you about the confrontation and it all started with a game. >>> and college kids love them. but ramen could send you to the e.r. the danger from those instant cup noodles coming up. >>> starting cold outside but looks like we are going to warm up nicely. we'll talk about that plus the prospects for any rain, we'll let you know coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, more t

that's global wonderland.org and that's great america parkway in santa clara and there again is the phoneumber. goes through january 2. might be a nice -- then they start saying i'm bored around the 28th of december, come on down. we leave you now with the christmas ballet that runs throughout the bay area through december 24. i'm susan sikora. thanks for watching.

america is and he said, diversity. diversity? did you ever hear of e pluribus unum? the greatness of america are the greatness of the reverse can come together as one. the problems of the world is that diversity creates conflict. if we celebrate diversity, then we lay the groundwork for the conflict. we need to celebrate common values and have a president that lays out both common values -- of those common values, not as this president has done, which is to have one group of people pitted against another group of people, class warfare, ethnic warfare, whatever you want to call it. this president, whether it is trying to pit hispanics against certain other groups of people, or whether it is labour people or working people against folks who have done well, all of those things. this is a president who divide into groups. maybe that is why howard dean was so interested in diversity, because it is divide and conquer. that has never been america. america is not divide and conquer. it is about bringing everyone together. in the public square, people of fith, people face, who -- people of

in the course of it you learn how great america is. what the iwo jima was conquered by the u.s. marines in one of the most famous scenes. when we meet the soldiers, people say thanks and dubs wag their tails. [ laughter ] >> more on capitol hill. >> it's not in book stores. >> all right. you've always got some kind of insight that others don't have into what is going on. most everybody is talking about the newspaper endorsements and latest polls. what are the dynamics as far as you are concerned. what sticks out to you as maybe something there does not meet everybody's eye? >> the entire process of politics particulars is very much like the battlefield where stealth technology has to prevail. if they see you, they kill you. first, we saw trump and mitch daniels and some of the non-candidates fall down. then we saw michele bachmann rise and fall. rick perry rise and fall. herman cain rise and fall and the new has slipped a bit, about 10 points in the national polling. it's because when you get all of that scrutiny. when you are the front-runner and you get all that scrutiny and e

meeting when members approved the financing plan to build a new stadium in the parking lot of great americamusement park the council will have to cap $15 million in bank loans and the nfl still has to kick in. the construction could begin as soon as next month. the 9ers are hoping to kick off the 2015 eason there. now, nfl owners are meeting for a briefing on the project today, although no vote is expect. some folks who live in the area say the city is taking a big gamble. if you break down the numbers, each side is saddled with $7 million in debt. 49ers facilities open in about an hour. we've been calling them and we'll try to get some reaction for you later on in the show. >>> thank you. and if the nfl approves the deal and the 49ers move, what do you thiferm should happen to candlestick park? that's the question we've been asking viewers on facebook this morning. >>> police in petaluma are searching for thieves who robbed a tire store. last week a man and a woman walked into the tire store while the woman distracted the store clerk, the man allegedly escaped with a portable generator cos

the proposed stadium would be built on the parking lot next to great america theme park. they have agreed to loan the city and the team $850 million. construction could start as soon as next year. city will hold public hearings next week to discuss the agreement. >> opponents of a san jose plan to build a proposed ballpark for the a's have filed a lawsuit to block it. the suit filed says the city council had no right to sell a's public land for half the value. the group includes giants minor league team who has exclusive territorial rights to san jose. suit contends the action was done without a state required environmental review and without san jose voter approval. >> coming up next, the return of northern california national guardsmen. and a christmas tradition that has more than 340,000 lights. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ fe

. >> reporter: construction is set to begin in a parking lot of great america's amusement park next year but some say it's too much debt for the residents of santa clara to pay. if you break it down it is more than $700,000 per person. they have sold 200 million in luxury seats and they plan to sell stadium seats to the general public next year. live in candle stick park ktvu channel 2 news. >>> crews are on the scene of an early morning fire which started a few hours ago inside a clubhouse on 22nd and international. investigators are still looking for the cause. now the fire may be tied to something found inside that burning building. >> we found some marijuana on the scene, we are not sure, a small amount is there but at this point we are not sure what action to take. >> nobody was near the building when the crews arrived and firefighters had the fire under control in just about 30 minutes. >>> how much did the port of oakland loose during monday's occupied protest. $8million that day alone and that estimate is announced by port officials. truck drivers lost between 500 and $1,000 of t

last night santa clara council gave final approval to pay for a new stadium right next to the great america amusement park. >>> and a republican bill to extend the payroll tax cut is dead on a rifle -- arrival. that is because president barack obama said he would already veto it. >>> and it started by trying to kill his cleaning lady. police searched the home of a 33-year-old gunman and found a woman in his garage. after killing her he went to a central bus stop and lobbed hand grenades and so far three people have already died. a toddler and three teens. 123 people were injured in the attack. the gunman shot and killed himself and police are still looking for a motive. >>> more than 5,000 people have been killed in syria since the uprising. protests continue across the country and opposition forces say nearly 40 people were killed just yesterday. they want the president to step down but he has refused. >>> time now 5:45 the penn state sex abuse scandal continues. they are accused of covering up abuse allegations. meantime january 11th is the next court date for jerry sandusky. as we told y

the city and the team $850 million needed to build the 1 billion decide football stadium next to great americanstruction could begin as soon as next year. >> opponents of the plan to build a ball park in san jose for the a's have filed a lawsuit to block it. the suit claims the city council had no right to sell the a's on option to buy public land at half market value. the group includes the san jose giants minor league team which has exclusive territorial rights to sap -- san jose. the suit cop contents the action was without voter approval. >> nfl players and alumni are taking part in what has become a bay area holiday tradition. the 17th annual jerry rice toy drive begins collecting toys. people are encouraged to drop off new unwrapped toys and they just might get to meet nfl players like former 49ers brent jones and wide receiver josh morgan. >> last year we donated toys to 25 bay area organizations, and this year we're very proud to say that we're going to be able to service 28. >> we're told jerri rice may not make it this year but he did sign 400 football card for the first 400 people t

. >> owners of great america have decided not to sell it after all to a joint venture, they said at the time the stadium would create parking issues but there is now a garage going in across the street and they'll have a new chief executive. the company says it plans to make major investments including a water pipe and a new rollercoaster. >> and when we come back here tonight how your credit card number can be stolen at the supermarket. hundreds of shoppers may have to close their accounts. >> in sacramento, thousands of californians are about to run out of unemployment benefits. congress is debating whether to extend them. >> and what you can do to prevent a holiday tragedy from occurring in your living room. @( >>> good evening, again, we to start return together breaking news. a projectile from the taping of a show "myth busters" hit a house in dublin. we're live from the neighborhood where this happened with the latest information. >> yes. we're actually at the house where that projectile hit the back of the home. i'd like to show this to you. it looks like a hole that was made by

council approved plans to use an 850 million dollar loan commitment to build the stadium next to great americaeme park. >>> richmond police are investigating a shooting involving an officer. police received a 911 call from the extended stay america hotel on garrity way reporting a man with a gun. when officers arrived the suspect who they described as unstable, ran way. >> he entered the marriott he still had a firearm with him. officers tried to get to the suspect. at some point he went out of the building and a shot was fired. the suspect was injured. >> the 22-year-old is in the hospital, expected to survive. garrity way was shutdown for a time backing up traffic to the hilltop mall. >>> east bay amusement park will pay tribute to a fallen vallejo police officer and the young people he cared so much for. officer james capoot was gunned down november 17th, while pursuing a robbery suspect. he was well-known for working with kids. six flags is honoring his memory by colding a no cost admission event to its annual holiday in the park. vallejo students, police department staff and members of th

we're looking at earlier debris, northbound 101 at great america parkway. that's cleared. lowing at the scene. great news through the corridor of santa clara. both directions just fine. and a look at antioch with no major slowing. and a nice drive through the east bay so far. back to you. >>> it's 6:38. still to come on "today in the bay", a guy tries to steal cash. then hello and gad night. he gets knocked out. and it's all on camera. >>> plus the iowa caucus just a week away. we'll look at who is leading thc nea i rlin t veresianntial rac next in a rveept ororfrom washington. [ female announcer ] help i need a holiday party idea. mmm... pillsbury crescent wrapped brie just unroll, wrap the brie and bake. it's so easy. now this might even impress aunt martha. pillsbury crescent wrapped brie. holiday ideas made easy. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy. >>> welcome back at 6:41. the iowa caucuses are just a week away.

heading on to the south bay highway one problem northbound 101 approaching bowers avenue, great americarkway aluminum in the two right lanes. more metal debris in the livermore area westbound 580 at the first street springtown boulevard off-ramp metal debris in the roadway you may want to watch out for that, avoid tire problems. catch traffic any time day or night at abc7news.com/traffic. >>> our time is just about 6:18. >>> coming up, a groundbreaking rock band announces a comeback. >>> oh dear, okay i said it. look at what caused a big mess inside a house. am >>> 6:21 now. good news for van halen fans. the band is getting back together for a 2012 tour. featuring eddie van halen his brother alex on drums his son wolfgang on bass and david lee roth. announcement was made on the band's website tickets go on sale january 10th, even though no dates have been set yet. van halen last hit the road in 2007. >>> on christmas eve a utah family heard such a clatter they got up from their beds to see what was the matter. i was a deer, a five foot buck had fallen into the window well and broken thr

. >> the niners said they have now reached a deal with the great america theme park. the 49ers president called it an important step toward building a new stadium at that site that's astound parking lot used by the theme parkw. that hurdle cleared and with financing for the stadium announced last week it appears there is almost nothing to stop the team from moving. ? fact the san francisco mayor said it appears the city's only hope for keeping its team is if the nfl doesn't approve the plan. david stevenson in san francisco tonight where the mayor is putting a lot of hope in a meeting. >> reporter: candlestick park has been home to the 49ers for 40 years but tonight it seems san francisco is closer than ever to losing the team. >> san francisco gave them away. >> reporter: for 24 years the they have counted on crowds headed to the park but now the 49ers seem ready to leave. the store owner blames san francisco city leaders. >> they want them down there. we don't want -- politicians don't want them here. >> i haven't accepted it yet. i think we still have opportunities