scoring an 83-yard touchdown, 10-7 lead for san josi state.. this time it's chandler jones. look at this. wide open. 77 yards. fales threw for 431 yards, three touchdowns and san josi state needed all three of those because it's tied now 27-all, fales play-action the pitch to tyler winston, heading for paydirt. a 62-yard score, san josi state gets back to .500 for the season with an action-packed game. every once in a while superheroes loses too. >>> one of the top heisman candidates marcus mariota and the huskies. bishop sankey racing down the sidelines, 60 yards and sankey ran for 167 and two touchdowns. oregon's offense rings up more than 630 yards today. mariota connects with josh hoff for the catch and the run. 65 yards. quarterback marcus mariota with 17 touchdown passes and no interceptions in the first six games of the season, 6-0 ducks, beat washington. >>> georgia bit the dust in athens. missouri with the ball, sasser throws to l' damian washington. penn state football program is coming back nittanya lions trailed michigan by 7. fres

rethink possible. . >>> san josi sharks scored just twice in their last two games combined.n montreal, goals were at a premium once gem, but hard work and a little bit of luck paid off. daniel was nearly ready to return from his upper body injury sharks get on the scoreboard when couture scores. 3rd quarter, the puck hit the board and logan couture is there for the easy goal. sharks outshoot montreal and win 2-0 and they are off to a 9- 1-1 shot. >> all the san josi earthquakes needed to happen for them to claim aim playoff spot was to beat dallas and vancouver must be colorado tomorrow. here is quicker, quakes must score 13 -- yeah 13 more goal than colorado does in that loss. 13 goals. so you are saying there is a chance? this afternoon, the season finale was last major soccer game for corrales. they are officially out of postseason, but the fc dallas martinnese scores in the first half. they expend their home unbeaten streak. wondolowski's 11th goal of the season. quakes win and ramiro corrales, thank you for the memories. >> 49ers should come from the uk with an easy vic

san josi hosting phoenix and trying to keep its record perfect.hat you call getting the game off to a good start. hertl with his first nhl goal. on the san josi power-play it doesn't take hertl long to get no. 2. this time it's 2-0 sharks. on another power-play the sharks moved the puck around around to pavelski. the sharks get that young season off to a 2-0 start. >>> rain has been causing problems with the golf's president's cup. they were and to get part of morning off. file mickelson and his partner keegan bradley had ernie els and dejong. woods and kuchar go one up. they needed to go to 18 to wrap up the match. kuchar with the birdie and he and woods prevail one up. in the afternoon session, the international team come out strong. charlschwartzel and louis oosthuizen three 3, but the u.s. making noise in the afternoon. zach johnson with an approach at 15. he can keep the putter in his bag. that is an eagle. the u.s. leadings 11.5 to 6.5 with four matches to be decided before they go to tomorrow's 12 ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get

. >>> thousands took part in the annual walk to end alzheimer's today in san josi. [applause] >> organizers say almost 3,000 people participated and that event raised more than '700,000, that is way more than the goal they set. mb will go towards raising public awareness and critically needed funds for the fight against the disease. >>> up in the bay in oakland, folks jogged or strolled around lake merritt for the 9th pride walk. raising money for the east bay and running for better oakland. >>> tesla opened it's show house, prototype suv model x is on display at the new store in palo alto, where the new company has its headquarters. the electric automakerring is taking deposits for the model x, scheduled to rollout next year and also offered customer a chance to test drive the model s sedan. >>> a four-legged thief behind a string of car break-ins in one neighborhood. >>> plus calls for an investigation and the reason a lawmaker wants the federal government to take a look at google. . >>> and adding in the wrong direction. the popular technology that led to a near

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san josi 84, sunnyvale, 82 degrees and sunshine in the upper 70s,right about 78.y strictly bluegrass festival for tomorrow, another beautiful day on tap. by 2:00, temperatures in the mid-70s. your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view, cool near monday. the real cooling moves in by tuesday and ken, get the umbrella ready by wednesday. just the chance of a lot showers and partly cloudy skies on wednesday. the sierra, get ready for a bing change there. they could pick up a few light snow showers. it could be that cold. it's an interesting time of year, you get the two extremes, warm-ups and cool downs. >> the whole wardrobe, thank you, mark. >>> the new $100 bills are set to be displayed. there are some changes that include a blue 3-d security ribbon right there, which run downs the center right of the bill, in addition, the ink well changes color from copper to green which the bill is turned. the federal reserve says the changes are designed to make it tougher for counterfeiters. >>> coming up next, wow, more from the coliseum as we hear from the a's a

one of the other negotiators is going to come out josie moone . they are part of the bart organization and the two organizations atu and seiu are interlocked in terms of this contract so if one goes the other goes there is no question in will be a strike of the entire bart system. now, the situation is interesting because we still haven't heard from the mediator and we still haven't heard from bart. i suspect what it is is bart is going to let the union have their say to come down what they have to say. but at this point in time josie is still in there. we could tell this thing was going bad earlier. here were what a couple of people had to say just a little bit earlier in the day. >> not going to go down for lack of effort. everybody has done everything they could possibly try to do to get this thing together. this should be the final stretch, that's correct. >> reporter: we have not heard a lot of talk of optimism but it's hard to tell if it's from exhaustion or exasperation. >> we have been here all night so it's still more of the same. >> do y

san josi made the top spot with one of the most desired housing markets and the largest concentration of high paying professional jobs in the nation. washington, d.c. was no. 2, bridgeport, connecticut. >>> napa made the top rankings at no. 10. >>> thousands of people cleaning can out their medicine cabinets. >> tons of prescription drugs being dropped off around the bay area today. the goal behind prescription drug take-back day. >> well, it's a controversial service at a catholic university, free condoms delivered to parties. why the group behind it says it's not about promificuity. bromicuity . >>> people cleaned out their medicine cabinets getting rid of unused prescription drugs and handing them over to law enforcement. that drug take-back was enforced by the food and drug administration. as alex savidge explains authorities are trying to keep drugs out of the wrong hand and environments. >> reporter: they tossed dozens of bottles into the bins set up by kaiser hospital as people drove up with bags of unused, unwant prescription drugs. everything from painkillers to cold medicine

and meteorologist josie ingrams over the weather center. good afternoon, chelsie. >> hi don. hello, everyone. winds certainly are on the calm side, and temperatures are starting to rebound into the 50s. take a look at our currents across the region. we're sitting at 58 degrees right now at the airport, but there is a widespread in temperatures in the 40s in western maryland. 48 in oakland. up to 60 degrees. 63 in ocean city and 63 in easton. we had a cool start to the day today with temperatures right around 33 degrees. the normal for this time of year around 41, but as i said, we'll have plenty of sunshine in the forecast and temperatures will be rebounding nicely. just a few high clouds will be out there for us throughout the day today. as for rates we can expect into tomorrow, marty has the details. >> i can easily -- it's so nice out here. i've been debating whether to wear the coat or not. good afternoon, everybody. it is almost a perfect fall day. we are, as you take a look at a graphic, going to have a little bit of frontal boundary. high pressure is going to track som

. >> josie mooney spoke with media just before walking into monday's meeting the message to bart, take back the final offer and bargain. bart's latest proposal put the brakes on sunday's negotiations. management called it the best and final offer to its unions. the hope was the unions would take it and put an end to the strike or no strike saga. >> the bay area is tired of going to bed at night and not knowing if bart is going to be open or not. we need to bring this to a close. >> reporter: this offer was $7 million more than fridays. including a 3 percent raise every year for the four-year contract. but the unions say bart's offer was lower than ones in the past. >> we were very surprised. stunned to get the last best and final offer. it's not an adequate offer. it does not address our safety concerns. >> instead of going on strike the unions decided to give riders a break. and give management a day to take back their offer. >> it's the unions once again who once again delayed this for one more day in hopes that they recognize that made a strategic and devastating error. which if the

she is, of course, chef josie, and you might remember her this way from "top chef." here with a new initiative a new project. thank you for joining us. >> this is so cool. >> we were talking earlier that not everything you see on tv is exactly how it is, so how has it been since "top chef." >> i'm super busy, and that's usually how it goes for most of us that kind of enjoyed the experience of "top chef." but, you know, i have been moving around, traveling around, and kind of like bringing my project to the forefront. >> and your project is about global soul, not just the way you cook, but remembering of what people are about, how we need to be in our community. >> just to put it in three simple words, food, youth, and community. this is a food, youth, and community initiative, and, you know, i'm just trying to kind of inspire and connect people through something we all have in common, and that's food. >> well, we're not going to argue with that. sounds awesome. you're also going to be on a panel in san francisco. >> yes. >> that's awesome. >> november 9th through nov

soccer team finishes atop the world cup as josie is out the door. finishing it off.al of 2-0. >> update. breaking news. >> 3-2, and that's it. the game is in st. louis. >> bottom of 11? 12? >> the relief was the hero, st. louis 3, and the dodgers 2. >> the dodgers lost, it break my heart. >> do you feel bad? >> yes, i feel horrible. >> i got myself in trouble last week. >> fair enough. >> you know, it will be exciting. and you did a little polo today. we'll have to save that for a later time. >> it was pretty good. >> if you're still walking straight. >> i'm telling you, get on the horse and ride. >> it was impressive. you owned it. that does it for the news at 10:00. >> the news is always on kpix.com. we will keep you updated on any developments in the bart negotiation on the website. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (pilot screams) (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells)

soccer team, atop their group in world cup qualifying josie out the door, finishing off jamaica as the u.s. wins this one, final of 2- 0 last night. we have a laundry list of college football to fill your day on saturday. don't forget sunday, raiders chiefs on kpix 5 at 10:00 a.m. and then the big one in the afternoon, 9ers, cardinals. who you got. >>> the 9ers and cardinals, i guess. the warriors are taking break from the grind of training camp. they bored a plane heading to china. they will play two preseason games against the laker and during that stretch, they will have traveled 12,000 miles and crossed over 15 time zones. >>> our student rising above today comes from a tiny village in tibet and this fall she became the first in her family to go to college. she understanding freedom in a way that even some americans do not. >> reporter: orientation at oxford college in georgia, one face in the crowd here, she was a stand out at commencement at albany high in june when she spoke about how she got here. >> the most memorable moment of my life was escaping from my country of tibet, by

. >> an early role model in faith was his fundamentalist grandmother, josie clorine wiman. >> she wasorld in a way that was completely incarnational almost. there was no separation between her existence and this self-consciousness that i always feel afflicted with, separating me from my experience. she really inhabited the life that she had. and i think you could argue that that's what being with god is, being able to fully inhabit the moments that we are given. >> wiman left texas to travel the world, aspiring to be a poet. he also left behind his baptist upbringing but not what he calls an insistent, clandestine religious yearning. >> i wouldn't have called myself a christian for years and years but clearly it was a passion. it wasn't exactly dormant. >> he would go on to publish two collections of poetry and win a major award for younger poets. at age 36, he was named editor of the prestigious “poetry” magazine in chicago, just after the magazine was awarded a $150 million bequest by pharmaceutical heiress ruth lilly. he fell in love and married. >> falling in love with my wife mee

sciu chief negotiator josie mooney met privately with the b.a.r.t.ident over the weekend. today she and fellow union president roxanne sanchez says the public needs to encourage b.a.r.t. management to end the strike. >> what's

while chelsea manager josie marino lost his temper and walked out of a pretty much press conference off the journalist once again questioned his squad selection the portuguese coach had left out belgium when a kevin the growing up for the trip just out bucharest but to remember is struck twice to help the blues triumph or nil on record their first points in groupie. but you have this tendency you only ask about the good of the lot so that the super bowl. well meanwhile majesty united midfielder ryan giggs overtook rao's record of champions league appearances by choking up game number one hundred forty five as ukrainian signs shut down to united have to settle for a point after danny welbeck first off opener was counseled by vyacheslav shift looks like leveler to leave both sides joint top of group a and manager david moyes was once again backed by his legendary predecessor as sir alex ferguson spoke for the first time since retiring once a year we've united i was never going to think of me that although i don't decision i was just a bit we're going forward i'm not interested in mileage

♪ >> johannesburg or joe burg or josie. the largest city of population in south africa.country. southwest of johannesburg, soweto. originally an acronym for southwestern townships. now the area is considered a suburb. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> in 2010, south africa played host to the world cup. the blackjacks who played for the opening celebration are a soweto based band. they are also, not surprisingly, soccer fans. ♪ >> we're here on game day. a grudge match in a country where soccer approaches relig n religion. you can feel it in soweto or rather you can see it as everywhere you look people show their love for the local orlando pirates or johannesburg kaiser chiefs. mawilies inn. the perfect place to talk about a game, drink yourself silly over the results of a game, or just have a very fine local style meal. it is, however, a little hard to find. there are a lot of places like this? this used to be the garage or the carport, right? >> yeah. definitely. >> in what was once a garage are now six tables. a lawn turned lounge out back. closed on sundays if grand

we have josie moody and antoinnet bryant. they say they've wrapped up their talks today after an exchange of ideas which they're going to go back and analyze before they come back tomorrow morning to continue these talks. the bottom line. what i'm hearing from both sides, there's been progress it has just been really, really slow. >>> about 100 union members and supporters marched down oakland's grand avenue and their message was loud and clear. but negotiators on both sides appear to be making some concessions and exchanges proposals. >> we've sat down with the districts and i think we've made minimal progress. >> i think there has been a change in the tone of negotiations we'll see how it goes. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiator returned from dinner and told us. >> i think we can get it done tonight if everybody wanted to. >> reporter: hoch says that progress has been denied. meaning both unions must reach agreement before dealing with the transit agency. >> it makes it very cumbersome to move anything in the right dir

josie is accused of being a mystery tweeter posting controversial comments about the foreign policy stants of the obama administration and white house officials. it has been going on since february 2011. some targets include secretary of state john kerry and national security advisor ben roads. >> the judge wasn't buying it. the kevin trudo is jailed after failing to pay a $37 million civil judgment. the federal trade commission fined him for scamming people book worked. he spent 10 minutes explaining he didn't have any money left to pay the fine. the judge was not convinced and ordered u.s. marshals to lock him up anyway. >> they will be feeling the sting now that the irs plans to delay the 2014 tax season. lauren simonetti has more on the news and other business stories this morning. >> the government shut down could delay your tax refund by one week maybe even two weeks. the final season was set to begin january 21st but the government shut down pushed that back to at least january 28th and possibly the 24th. some rely on time lie refunds to make ends meet. they need time for the progra

we have josie moody and antoinnet bryant. they say they've wrapped up their talks today after an exchange of ideas which they're going to go back and analyze before they come back tomorrow morning to continue these talks. the bottom line. what i'm hearing from both sides, there's been progress it has just been really, really slow. >>> about 100 union members and supporters marched down oakland's grand avenue and their message was loud and clear. but negotiators on both sides appear to be making some concessions and exchanges proposals. >> we've sat down with the districts and i think we've made minimal progress. >> i think there has been a change in the tone of negotiations we'll see how it goes. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiator returned from dinner and told us. >> i think we can get it done tonight if everybody wanted to. >> reporter: hoch says that progress has been denied. meaning both unions must reach agreement before dealing with the transit agency. >> it makes it very cumbersome to move anything in the right dir

you heard grace conican say they're open to reopening talks one union leader josie moony stood askpidd to reporters and said, hey, if they want to come back and in two hours we're open to talking. so, while you heard luster and anger there is still a small window of both sides being open to continuing the conversation into the evening hours. i can tell you as we speak and stand here, everyone left the building. >> yes. all right. laura anthony reporting for us in oakland we'll check back with you, thank you. >> bart riders upset at this point posting tweets jay stevens tweets highly disappointed so now, riding public suffered. >> the web team developed hash tag dear bart. you can post to twitter, instagram and our facebook page as well. >> you can find out if there is a miracle that takes place by down loading our awc 7 news app louing for push note fick autos we'll stay on top of this but do want to move on to other news now. a local case made its way to 9th circuit court of appeals ted it pitted students in morgan hill wearing american flags versus those waving mexican flags on kink

i never -- >> the attitude -- >> what about josie. >> you miss -- >> you said people you loved them. and you get naked pictures. but you're tropicalling off of text message -- tripping off text messages. >> did you name the child? >> you didn't want me to name my son that because -- deep in your mind you knew you was messing a guy with the same name i wanted to name my son. >> i didn't care. me and him wasn't -- >> that's my thing, you know what i'm saying? i don't know exactly because i wonder why you didn't want me to name it and i found out why. >> you were messing with this other guy while he was serving time. some we were talking. >> but you shouldn't even have been doing that. i was with you the wholeime. after that incident when i came home -- >> were you loyal while i was pregnant? >> yes. >> stop lying. >> yes. >> you is lying. he is lying. >> yes. it was to the point -- i'm going to tell you -- >> it was to the point where i was pregnant and he'd get text messages on his phone telling him they're free. we when we were living together and -- and he never came home and late c

. >> reporter: josie joseph was director of nuclear none proliferation issues at the national security council working on need to know senior issues such as nuclear talks with iran. for two years he had a secret persona and took shots at those in the administration. this tweet, i'm a fan of obama but his continuing reliance on valley jarrett concerns me. another one, can someone again brief am bass door power that bashar al-assabashar as said lit follow her twitter feed. >> he was saying things that were on people's minds that people were to afraid. certainly that was the case but it was also mixed with a lot of things that people would not say because they were incredibly rude or misguided. >> reporter: his covert communications offered daily insight on the intimate working on the government. now fired his twitter account has been taken down. >> i think it's important to note that unless you have an authorized official twitter account or social media account as some of us do, white house employees are not able to access social media sites like that at all. obviously for personal use.

sciu chief negotiator josie mooney met privately with the b.a.r.t. board president over the weekend. today she and fellow union president roxanne sanchez says the public needs to encourage b.a.r.t. management to end the strike. >> what's difficult about this isn't that we're arguing about arbitration or nonarbitration. what we're really arguing about is how much safety are we willing to compromise? >> reporter: meanwhile, amalgamated transit union station bryant walked into the caltrans building after 11:00 this morning, but we found out discussions have been ongoing between b.a.r.t. management and union leaders all weekend long. both sides seem to want to make a deal. >> i'm not going to get into the details of what's left to negotiate. we're going to leave that at the table and hopefully resolve it as quickly as possible. >> reporter: how quickly can they come to some sort of compromise to end this crippling strike is anybody's guess. giving b.a.r.t. workers a 12% pay increase over four years is still on table. work rules and safety issues continue

coming up on "today in the bay," we have one of america's top cheffings in studio this morning, chef josie will join us and show us how to make one of her popular dishes, her fresh summer roll, but also tells how she's using food to create a better world. that and all the day's news coming up at 7:00. right now, here is the rest of the "today" show. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i'm tammi. i came all the way from tennessee. >> massachusetts. >> michigan. >> starting the morning with the "today" show. >> i'm from wisconsin. i came back today because i had so much fun here yesterday. >> celebrating my 40th birthday with the "today" show. they say 40 is the new 30. >> we love the "today" show! >> and that, my friends, is why we like the plaza.

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josi joseph is behind the tweets. now he's apologizing. >> he led the kind of double life. he worked on iran policy and other important issues and at the same time he was sending snarky insulting tweets under the handle @gnatsecwonk. >> he said i'm a fan of obama, but his continuing relice and dependence upon a vacuous siper like valerie jarrett concerns me. later he wrote, look, issa is a [ bleep ] but he's on to something here with th the @hillaryclinton whitewash of benghazi. >> thank you, bill, a growing rift this morning between the united states and a very key mid east ally. saudi arabia is upset with u.s. administration over the handling of syria and iran. our senior correspondent john miller is a former deputy director of national intelligence. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of this saudi ambassador chief informing the united states they're going to be tougher. >> this has been building and i think it burst this week in a public way. there's an old deal in the region. we supply security and weapons to the saudis, they supply us oil. we supply sec

josi joseph is behind the tweets. now he's apologizing. >> he led the kind of double life. he worked on iran policy and other important issues and at the same time he was sending snarky insulting tweets under the handle @gnatsecwonk. >> he said i'm a fan of obama, but his continuing relice and dependence upon a vacuous siper like valerie jarrett concerns me. later he wrote, look issa is a [ bleep ] but he's on to something here with the the @hillaryclinton whitewash of benghazi. >> thank you, bill a growing rift this morning between the united states and a very key mid east ally. saudi arabia is upset with u.s. administration over the handling of syria and iran. our senior correspondent john miller is a former deputy director of national intelligence. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of this saudi ambassador chief informing the united states they're going to be tougher. >> this has been building and i think it burst this week in a public way. there's an old deal in the region. we supply security and weapons to the saudis they supply us oil. we supply secur

josy joseph worked in the white house national security section involved in nuclear talks with iran. that the account started as sort of a parody that he was having fun with but then he admits it evolved into being just plain mean and i has apologized for that. steven yates, a former deputy assistant with vice president cheney for national security after first from 2001 to 2005. he is currently ceo of d.c. national advisory. welcome back. >> good morning, martha. martha: let's take a look at a couple of this these and there are more like them but this first one really takes a slam at valley jarrett. this comes from somebody who works for the obama administration and white house. so this couldn't have gone over too well. i'm a fan of president obama but his continuing reliance and dependence on vac you with us cypher like valley jarrett concerns me. equal opportunity offender. went after sarah palin and calling her family white trash. he went after natsecwonk. >> this raises serious questions on another. what he said sometimes was funny. sometimes inappropriate but, being comical, cri

reporters say that josie joseph was responsible for the tweets.king on negotiations with iran. his tweets routinely criticized government officials and obama's policy. this is a crazy story. >> yeah. joseph openly criticized the policies of the white house, insults their intelligence and appearance. criticizes top white house and state department officials. i mean big, big names. >> yeah. his wife also works for the administration, by the way. now he has ruined his career but potentially ruined his wife's career because he wanted to make comments that he could have done around a lunch table. >> water cooler or golf course. yeah, right. >> yeah. >> social media, dangerous. be careful. >> so incredibly dangerous. >> this is his version of sending naughty pictures. not a good idea. >> not good. >>> a man in colorado putting a scare into onlookers who repeatedly called 911 until they saw him dangling from a hot air balloon. turns out he was only doing pull-ups. dan vincent said he and his girlfriend were filming an ad for a new exercise product, calle