he's looking handsome as hell. >> logan: he is.d actually written him off. i thought that he was gone. and so, seeing him is a bit like reuniting with family. we spent a lot of hours with this guy. >> logan: as we watched, more lions wandered towards us and, we realized, we were exactly where the jouberts like to be. are we literally surrounded by lions in every direction, at this point? >> dereck joubert: we are, aren't we? >> beverly joubert: we are. >> dereck joubert: so we've got ma di tau and her cubs out there. >> beverly joubert: with another female. >> dereck joubert: we've got the male and female here, the young male over there, and the little female out in that direction. so there's no way out of this one. ( laughter ) >> logan: how long can you two keep doing this? >> dereck joubert: i think forever. i think that this is our calling in life. i can't imagine doing anything different. giving this up and then what, living in new york? i don't think i'd fit in there. ( laughs ) >> go to 60minutesovertime.com to hear our famo

so they thought i was a member. >> logan: for months, the u.s.d direct the super cartel's cash and cocaine deliveries right into the hands of police and his fellow agents in more than a dozen countries around the world, from ecuador to morocco to the netherlands. in one operation, this semi- submersible built by the super cartel was intercepted near the galapagos islands. it was carrying a ton and a half of cocaine. in another, this suitcase stuffed with their cash was picked up in spain by an undercover ice agent. meanwhile, back in colombia, authorities wiretapped the phones of the bosses' friends, wives and mistresses. the ice agents and police methodically began cutting off the cartel's main tentacles. >> agent: we started with the boss, and, from there on, we just went down. and we actually dismantled the whole organization from the suppliers to, you know, to the people who picked up the money, who did the payoffs, you know, to the people who actually transported the narcotics to the people who received the narcotics. >> logan: the first of

what do you think you've given logan?k we give each other things, like, with him, actually taking on the goal of watching over me when my brother passed away. logan's seen me grow up from when i was 5 years old to the man that i am now, so, i definitely think he's proud of what i have became. >> reporter: so, i asked darius what he felt he had given you. what you have given him? >> darius and i have a mutual respect for each other, i think. it's some strange mixture of brotherhood, parenthood, old married couple, best friends, like, our relationship runs the gamut and i love him more than anybody. and we just have so much fun together. and it feels really good, because it feels like we are making a difference. >> reporter: and that is really the strength of the film. the power of their friendship, the power of their belief in one another. darius has even written a song about it. it's called "believe." ♪ i believe >> reporter: through the years, darius and logan have also given each other a lot of laughs. one of the most p

we head to free month where everybodyington faces logan.have a look at the first round match up. >> yes, in is syruply an uphill batel for the vikings. the team in the white. they are they'lling 14-0. they are just a 14th seed in the north coast. these teams plays two weeks ago and it was a 66-0 victory for logan. this is the third year under this head coach and they have gotten better every year. considering this is the first play off in eight years it is a step forward. >> the first thing is it is the playoffs. it is different. not the regular season. not a novelty game like the first time. so, different atmosphere. make no mistake it is a good team over there. >> you are building a program. this is a step. enlarging the program in the long run? >> that is right t. it is hard for a player to under stand what it is like to be in the post season in high school until they are out here. getting them out here with the fan fare and the cameras and everything we hope it becomes addicting for them. we want them to make it back here as much as the

we are at glenmore and central, looking down toward logan. and to the left there might be difficult to see, but there's a home where this shooting took place around 11:00 last night. police were called to the home because a man, completely naked, no clothes on, was outside with a knife and he was apparently threatening his wife, who had been living in this home with a roommate, it was the roommate who madet 911 call. when police showed up, there were two officers, they tried get the man to drop the knife, according to the police department, he didn't and he was shot and killed by both of those officers. he was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced. the information we have on him is that he was 37 years old and from san jose. those two officers, which is standard in a situation like this, have been put on paid administrative leave. one was new to the force, having been with the fremont police from three years. the other was a 20-year veteran. as far as the wife was concerned, we know that she was not hurt, physically not hurt. we

first on the scene to tell butts closure, central avenue, logan and glenmore.ks use that to get to 880. you will have to go to fremont and down toward thorpe ton, an easy reroute, the join i don'ter high school is there that will be more congestion in both directions, be careful, watch as the schools start to arrive the next hour. >>> it is 6:22 now, coming up, the reality is most of us did not co-found apple, here is good news, you can actually live like the guy who did. we will show you the multimillion dollar mansion on the market. marla, could i see you in this one. >> yeah, me, too. >>> are you awake now? rustling up a ruckus as the leaves change along the peninsula. the leave brother battle could limit when and how you can garden at your own home, just ahead. ♪ [ female announcer ] at yoplait, we want you to feel even better about your favorite flavors. so when you call, tweet, and post, we listen. that's why yoplait light and yoplait original are now made with no high fructose corn syrup. and why we use only natural colors and natural flavors in yoplait

logan number 18. >> gary: sooner or later to win a championship, your quarterback has to come through mcleroy did it. do you remember that? >> verne: i sure do. >> gary: now a.j. mccarron behind in the fourth quarter. he can't just dink and dunk and take sacks. he will have to throw the ball and take risks with the football. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: lacy. huge 3rd down coming up. bennie logan and sam montgomery. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: lacy off and yeldon comes on. 3rd and 10. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: alabama is 1 and 7 in 3rd down conversions. will they go 3 and out again? >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: yes. intercepted. >> gary: nope, nope. >> verne: the trap. eric reid. >> gary: had him wide open. shinn coming across. had him wide open. just outreached and skipped. >> verne: mandell on to punt. another 3 and out for alabama the defending national champions. >> gary: pressure always finds the quarterback sooner or later. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: returnable. beckham. taken down from behind. patrick number 11. that's a 45 yard punt. 10 on the return. time has been called. ge

coach planned for him to run out of bound, and the big score could go to this young man, freshman logan thompson, whose father died two days earlier after suching suffering a stroke. >> he made me forget the bad things ever. >> reporter: he insisted despite his father's death, to suit up for the game, so ferns and the teammate conspired to give the 15-year-old a special way to honor his dad. >> my dad would be proud, my father and i would also toss the ball back and forth. >> reporter: after it telling ferns to stop short of the end zone, he sent thompson in, his first start as a varsity running back, and he scored his first touchdown moments later. >> we got together to honor logan and his father, we never dreamt -- >> it was army/navy rivalry, the annual tug of war contest, 1700-foot rope goes across the creek, the largest tug of war over water. the bartenders crashed, give the win to the other side. >> it's intimidating, being across the river. but i like the position, and it was nice to kind of feel like i was leading the pack. >> i think they think annapolis has been snobby. >> ali

the coach planned for the are up out of bounds, that the big score and boosted spirits could go to logan thompson, whose father died two days earlier after suffering a stroke. >> he meant the world to me at the time. it made me forget the bad things. >> had insisted despite his father's death, to suit up for the game. furns and his teammates conspired to give the 15 year old a special way to honor his dead. >> my father and i would toss the ball in the backyard. >> after telling him to stop short, the coach sent thompson in to the game, his first start as a varsity running back and a few moments later, he stored his first touchdown. >> we got together, to honor logan and his father, we never jumped in to the locker room. quite a story. >> $0.21 doesn't seem like a lot. >> however, when we are talking about gas, every penny counts. gas prices are down but for how long. football and politics, one day before e the election it's time to pull out the stops. monday night football turns in to tuesday morning election. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping re

the team is doing a great job. >> reporter: head coach of james logan. i wish you good luck. just hope they stay healthy. this is not going to be a big contest, but will be a matter of them getting themselves in playoff mode, if you will. we will have highlights on 10:00 with mark ibanez. >> live look now at downtown san jose where temperatures are dropping as we speak. tonight on the 10:00 news, the efforts being made right now to make sure those without a roof on their head are kept warm and safe. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse p

logan number 18. >> gary: sooner or later to win a championship, your quarterback has to come through mcleroy did it. do you remember that? >> verne: i sure do. >> gary: now a.j. mccarron behind in the fourth quarter. he can't just dink and dunk and take sacks. he will have to throw the ball and take risks with the football. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: lacy. huge 3rd down coming up. bennie logan and sam montgomery. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: lacy off and yeldon comes on. 3rd and 10. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: alabama is 1 and 7 in 3rd down conversions. will they go 3 and out again? >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: yes. intercepted. >> gary: nope, nope. >> verne: the trap. eric reid. >> gary: had him wide open. shinn coming across. had him wide open. just outreached and skipped. >> verne: mandell on to punt. another 3 and out for alabama the defending national champions. >> gary: pressure always finds the quarterback sooner or later. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: returnable. beckham. taken down from behind. patrick number 11. that's a 45 yard punt. 10 on the return. time has been called. ge

freshman logan thompson whose father had died two days earlier after suffering a stroke. >> it meantme. it made me forget all the bad thing that were going through my mind. >> reporter: thompson insisted despite his father's death to suit up for the game. so farnes and his teammate conspired to give the 15-year-old a special way to n honor his dad. >> my dad would be proud. >> reporter: after telling him to stop short of the end zone, coach mclane sent thompson into the game, his first start as a varsity running back. and a few moments later, he scored his first touchdown. >> you know when we got together, logan and his father. >> ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> not only his first start, but the first carry right into the end zone. >> a great story. his father was 44 years owed. a young man to died of that stroke. apparently the morning that he suffered the stroke, logan grabbed a baseball bat and beat down the door to get into the room to get his dad. imagine what he is going through. what a great way for a team to come together. a fantastic story. >> sure is. >> when we come

this is police activity in fremont downtown central avenue closed between glenmore and logan avoid therea if possible. >>> new political battle brewing in the east bay. next, the war of words that has two candidates trading accusations. >>> noisey dispute on the peninsula. the vote expected today that could make one community a little quieter. >> first this morning's tech bites. >>> keeping hacking a secret. computer systems of major companies like coca-cola have been hacked in the past few years chances are you never heard about it. the companies keep such news a secret, many of the attacks originate in china. three out of four smartphones sold in the third quarter ran on google's system apple's share increased the gap between android and apple phones widened. harry potter game uses knect, harry potter seems like a rehash of other games but does have one special gimmick. >> you can scan your face using the sensor into the game and kind of star as one of the wizards in the game. >> game has 25 [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digit

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>> this is actually a sculpture of icarus by artist andrew logan. he's on a winch, so he goes up and down through our stairwell all throughout the day. >> wow. that's so cool. >> yeah. >> in greek myth, icarus was the guy who ignored his father's warnings and flew too close to the sun. he crashed. [ crash! ] anyway, back to the museum. the exhibits are as unusual as they are colorful. for example, these pieces of art are made from beads -- the kind people wear at mardi gras celebrations. >> our museum, carly, is dedicated to visionary art, and that's actually art made by self-taught artists. these artists were inspired by a voice or a vision that they had -- something that inspired them just to create. a fire inside of them. >> and some of these artists were inspired to create some pretty strange things. this certainly looks like a throne that would be any king's crowning glory, but look closer. it's made out of nothing more royal than bottle caps. there's so much to see here, that we asked the founder of the museum to show us the top five things th

now, we are the only crew on the scene and bob told me that central safe close there had between logan and glenn more. now that is a major spot as folks head down towards 880 and also try to avoid some of that congestion that can be over there by the high school and junior high school off of thornton f this doesn't reopen by the morning commute, you will have to taken a alternate. we will continue to track that bob will give us updates since he is there live on the scene as well regarding the story as well as the local traffic impact. here's 580 traveling through livermore. no problem, no slowing out of the altamonte pass. very easy light right now. san mateo bridge from the peninsula side, nice view of the westbound commute with the headlights. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 4:41, coming up, the smartphone giving the iphone some serious competition. we will have details and live reports. >>> plus, out on the picket line, one bay area grocery chain dealing with an employee strike this morning. >>> the unexpected cost of the world series title. how it's hurting many bay area schools. schoo

wgn's nancy loo is live at a polling facility in the logan square neighborhood with the latest. out 20 percent of chicago voters have in the polling place for this election. >> i do not want to go into a basement somewhere. to to redistricting it is not his polling place anymore. he claims the board of elections never let him workers figured out the issue and left work in order to return to logan square to vote. >> understand is a huge and initiative burden for them. this is kind of what they do. they should get this worked out before the election. despite some late start. >> a new animal that they're dealing with. an unbelievable amount of traffic coming through. the web site is getting all jammed up this morning. some of that traffic related to changes in people's polling places. >> about 20 percent of our voters are in the polling places. many of them may have already voted hopefully they read the piece of mailing that e-mail to every household in this city of chicago. some degree of frustration. for about a two-hour. it was an eye to the issue appeared >> the unprecedented a

freshman logan thompson whose father had died two days earlier after suffering a stroke. >> he meantthe bad things that were going through my mind. >> reporter: thompson had insisted despite his father's death to suit up for the game, so ferns and his teammates conspired to give the 15-year-old a special way to honor his dad. >> i think my dad would have been really proud. growing up as a kid, my father and i would always pass a football in the backyard. >> reporter: after telling ferns to stop short of the end zone, coach mcclain sent thompson into the game, his first start as a varsity running back. and a few moments later, he scored his first touchdown. >> you know, when we got together to honor logan and his father, we never dreamt that he would do that. >> ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> not only his first start, but his very first carry was right into the end zone. >> that's a great story. his father was just 44 years old, a young man to die of that stroke. apparently the morning that he suffered the stroke, logan actually grabbed a baseball bat and beat down the door in

logan in texas. logan? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. hope all is well. >> it's all right. thank you, logan. thanks for asking. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing great. i think it was about two months i called you and i was asking about the stocks beacon roofing. ticker becn. you said you liked the stock but thought that it could get it at a lower price. since then, the stock has continued to rise and today in particular it had a spike. so i was wondering, do you think it's going to continue to rise or is it going to slump back? >> well, i'm glad that you called me on me, but i liked the stock but didn't tell you to buy it. that was a mistake. you should have been die -- buying it. i like beacon. beacon is a better trade. can it come down? i think it can come down, but this time you gotta buy it and it doesn't have to come down too much to pull the trigger. donna in texas. >> caller: oh, happy boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> same to you, donna. >> caller: western union. the bad bank announcements, how much have they affected the price drop? is there more to come and what do i look

let me start with you, logan.ked a lot about the lady deal sites in the show today and on cnbc. a number of them are starting to struggle and their stock prices are struggling as well. what makes your company belly different than the traditional sites that we've been talking about today? >> i think the daily deal industry really exploded based on providing discounts and coupons for people to find and discover new places. but with merchants, the sustainability really came into question when merchants know, small businesses know that 80% of their revenue is driven by 20% of their customers. so they started to really look for new solutions to help drive frequency, retention to create better relationships with their customers and ultimately drive loyalty. >> give me an example of what a reward would be for a typical customer. >> well, we try and focus on custom unique rewards for individual businesses. so every business that we work with we try and understand their culture, their personality and their business objecti

anytime you have a guy like fred go down and have a guy like logan and step up. >> the chargers -- mario wiliams takes it to the house. the chargers when -- win. the turks are on their fourth quarterback for this season. -- the terps are on their fourth quarterback for the season. >> he played quarterback in high school. i think he feels like a quarterback at heart. i know he is looking forward to the opportunity to go out there and play. and he is excited and we are excited for him. he wants to go out and play really really well. he can stay as a quarterback. >> all right, so the maryland record is not as impressive, but these uniforms certainly are. the all-black maryland state pride -- the shoes -- >> whoa! >> i do not think you will be able to turn away, actually. and a home game against the boston celtics -- boston celtics. he wants to improve from his modest eight-point performance against cleveland and they are looking for their first win. it all came down to the last shot. tony parker, and nailed it. 86-84. kevin durant with 23 points. coming up big. bad news, hockey fans. believ

the a little cold shot logan rotate up towards the northeast. -- these little cold shots will roll upnd rotate towards the northeast. big temperature departure. 27 degrees colder than it was yesterday in detroit. it's all about the cold front. the little pocket of showers pop. east of the blue ridge. we can assure you of a live 7 -- we can show these will move across the region. is when the main line of showers will move in. rain should be off to the east 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. here's what we have. next seven days, as we of november,dle shares in the morning. clear and breezy. falling temperatures. sunshine on wednesday. seasonal temperatures and a cloudy thursday, friday, saturday. the next chance of rain on sunday. >> a quick reminder now about app.ewest abc 7 it's an alarm clock that offers traffic, weather, news, along pictures and wake up's from abc 7 anchors. wjla.com/mobile. call you personally. >> and now, the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. you personally. good morning, good morning ♪ >> will rise harbor have a good morning? readily baseball is

. >> logan thomas and the hokies facing miami tonight. look at that. action completely untouched for the touchdown. he is 3rd all time in touchdown rushes. the canes were too much for the hokies, virginia tech loses 30- 12. the terrapins host indiana university tonight in basketball. the terps return four starters to go along with the nationally ranked rerecruiting class. coach mark turgeon is excited. >> the class is deeper. you will see it tomorrow. >> time to announce the winner of the game of the week poll. you chose falls church at stewart. we'll have extended highlights tomorrow at 11:00. >>> less than 48 hours after winning his first gold glove, adam laroche said "show me the mone

>> logan. >> logan, the seal training is about a year and a half to go to the basic seal trading. i join the military on january 20, 2001, and i officially became a navy seal on july 3, 2002. by the time i went through officer candidate school, the basic training and advanced seal train was about a year and a half of 20. one of the things we do, logan, is we always talk about always being in training. even when you get what we call the trident, which is that simple right up there, even when you put that on your chest and jeb officially become an navy seals we know for all of us the training never end. we always in our life, we always have to be learning from always have to be reading from always have to be training and be standing. that's part of the commitment of being a navy seal is that you're going to dedicate your life to finding ways to continue to grow and to learn. >> [inaudible] >> what was your name? so her question was, what advice do i have for young people who are aspiring to be navy seals. so one of the things that i we say again for the young people who are aspiring

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logan, what do we want for christmas? >> a four wheeler. >> what kind of four wheeler? >> a camel one. >> we have your sister savannah. what do you want for christmas? >> a dirt bike. >> wow. i want a dirt bike, too. what do you want for christmas? >> a house. >> and michael? >> a dirt bike. >> a dirt bike, too. dirt bike. we're down here in whitemarsh. we're bringing in the holiday early. they're already playing christmas music. let's go through thanksgiving. it's cold by the way. we'll take a look at the temperature. we'll be in the 40s but rapidly falling for tonight. if you want to come out here, you want to dress the part. in whitemarsh live on the go. we'll send it back to you guys. >> i want a dirt bike now. >> i want a dirt bike. those things tend to spread. one kid says it and others say it. >>> if you can't make it out for tonight's festivities, we've glt you covered. head to abc2news.com and check out the familied fromly activities. >>> all right. we've got a sneak peek of tonight's hit show ?ark ?ark -- shark tank. >> here's a man who wants to try to help pe

professor john logan at the college of business at san francisco state university. we had to guess on site. i want to ask you straight up, this is an interesting and confusing initiative. lie number 1 says this would prohibit unions from using payroll did a good funds for political purposes. lie number 3 says it permits voluntary employee contributions to employer sponsored or union sponsored if authorized in writing by the person. line five says, prohibit unions and corporations from contributing directly or indirectly to candidate. it seems like this is a toothy the same time. >> it's still early design to be deceptive to confuse and to get people to vote for it for the wrong reasons. it says that it is designed to take special interest money out of politics, but in reality it's a proposition that was written by and for the special interests. when i say it's deceptive, i don't use that term lightly. i really think it is one of the most fraudulent measures we've seen in california in recent history. it's been recognized as such. if you look at what the government g

nice to meet you, logan. >> here i am again. >> hello. >> hello, robin. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] actually lucky they hadn't ran the book. they could ask all the thingings that most people think that are not true. right. >> so i looked at it. [inaudible conversations] we like to hear from you twitter.com/booktv. this book deals, i think, at the heart with -- looking at the way the economy affects our lives and gets in to our bodies. it's a book that i wrote because i -- body arrived in the desert under particular circumstance in the winter of 1997, when i was broken and on drugs. i was in mexico city. i had been lucky enough to go around book contract from new york. get an advance from a new york publishers to write a book, it was a dream come true, and in mexico city, november of 1997. i had crossed the deadline. i didn't have a word written. i was broke, and i called the only friend that i could count on at that point because my lifestyle has lead me to destroy a lot of my personal relationships. i called my friend from costa r

logan says he thinks he rushed back from injury too soon. >>> billy bean has been named major league baseball's executive of the year. it's the second time he won the award. despite having the lowest payroll, they made a surprising run to the postseason after many expected them to finish dead last. andrew luck sporting a shaved head in support of his coach chuck people's exhibit agano. they say his cancer is remission and could be back by the end of the season and leading the playoffs. >> we'll see you at 11. ,,,, we don't call this our company, we call this our mission. green toys teaches children that if i have a milk jug and i stick it in the recycling bin it can turn into something new. chase allows us to buy capital equipment to be able to manufacture in the states to the scale we need to be a global company. with a little luck green toys could be the next great american brand.

that the big score and the boosted spirits that come with it could go to this young man, freshman logane father had died two days earlier after suffering a stroke. >> he meant the world to me. at the time he made me forget all of the bad things that were going through my mind. >> reporter: thompson had insisted that, despite his father's death, to suit up for the game. so ferns and his teammates conspired to give the 15-year-old a special way to honor his dad. >> i think my dad would be really proud. growing up as a kid, my father and i would always pass the ball around in the backyard. >> reporter: so after telling ferns to stop short of the end zone, coach mclean sent thompson into the game, his first start as a varsity running back, and a few moments later, he scored his first touchdown. >> you know, when we got together to honor logan and his father, we never thought that it would leave the locker room. >> that is a great story. >>> it is time now for the weather and over to ginger zee. >> good morning, ron. it's time to get a little political with the weather. don't worry, i'm just

shortly after we found that rat ad mid-city deli near logan sir -- at mid city deli near logan circle in april. it hasn't reopened. at evergreen supermarket in temple hills it closed, too. the others are open. >> this is second time you come here, right? >> reporter: our first time at circle seven express on martin luther king avenue southeast we found this outdated baloney. inspectors had closed circle seven twice for food dangers citing rotten produce, live roaches, mice and outdated merchandise including baby food. we'd already found this outdated juice when the manager found us. >> leave now. >> reporter: didn't i meet you last time i was hire? >> yeah. >> reporter: you remember me? i'm -- here? yeah. >> reporter: you remember me? >> don't touch the equipment. >> reporter: he wouldn't allow us to look further. we got the same reaction at this pizza place in landham. we're here to see if you had cleaned up. inspectors cited mouse droppings on the pizza roller and roaches throughout the restaurant. in august we broadcast the conditions we found at pizza nest on landham severn road.

high school football, game of the week, tomorrow night, everington and james logan. that a playoff game and that is the sporting life at this hour. more highlights tonight at 10:00 p.m. but that is it. >> thank you. >>> dangerous mission to get guns off bay area streets, at 10:00 p.m., how thousands of legally potched guns ends up -- purchased guns ends up in the hands of felons. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. 'v

. >> reporter: john logan, professor of labor and employment studies. he spoke on cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning. >> it is designed to be deceptive to confuse voters and to get people to vote for the wrong relationships. >> reporter: the former chair of the california republican party says 32 creates a more even playing field because even though they would not be able to use their carpenter means of funding unions would still have influence in sacramento. >> unions can form their packs. they still have the ability to make kopt bugs to political campaigns. >> opponents say if prop 32 passes they will challenge it in court. in the news room, back to you. >> and stay with cbs 5 and sf.com for continuing coverage of the 2012 vote. that means live up to the minute reporting from around the nation, california, and the bay area on election night. >> it seemed more like summer than late autumn today. the temperatures above normal for november. people spent the day outside soaking up the sun. gonzalez has more on the unseasonable temperatures. >> dog days of

maybe coaching a little bit as far as logan and the other guys go. i feel very confident in my ability to play. i feel better after being back for a couple of weeks and hopefully build my way into the offense. >> i know that's one thing that logan said. i asked if it was weird that he was catching more balls than you were, and that's a total role reversal from a couple of years ago. he said having him here to help me i've really appreciated. we'll talk about michael vick, who is likely not to be playing for the eagles against the redskins this week. is that a good thing or a bad thing because the eagles with mike vick have not played too well. >> we want to know, is that the cooley man cave where you are right now? it's kind of like a little cavern in there. >> i can't hear anything. you decided not to let -- >> oh, that's sometimes a good thing. because he never stops talking. is this the cooley man cave down here is what they want to know. >> this is the unused basement. >> pretty good, huh? >> thank you, guys. see you in a bit. >>> next at 5:30, n

logan thomas, all the time in the world to find randall dunn, back of the end zone. what a snag.e with the last chance to keep the game going. fourth and 11. chase redick with the short pass. david dudeck gets it. they bring him down. tech wins it 30-23. one more w. and tech's going to be bowl eligible. >> wild one down in morgantown. chuck bell loving this. oklahoma visiting west virginia. pick it up late. 44-43. gino smith finds steadman bailey, bailey finds the end zone. the mountaineers are going crazy. oklahoma they're not putting 27 seconds left in the game. landry jones to kenny stills for the five-yard score and the sooners win a thriller, 50-49. i know, he's taking a deep breath. navy hosting texas state on senior day in annapolis. keenan reynolds hands off to koeks land. coke land finds some room, lowers the boom into the end zone. two on the day for coke land. fourth quarter, navy's up 14-3. reynolds running the option. pitches to g.g. green. he wills himself to that pile on. navy rushes for 407 yards in the game. they win, 21-10 the final score. >>> the wizards have a

the road is closed from glenmore drive to logan drive. this is where police shot and killed a man who was chasing his wife... [ signal breakup ] [ please stand by ] >>> okay. we lost elissa harrington there but we'll get back to her and bring that story to you in just a few minutes. >>> in other news, new this morning a fire gutting a nail salon at a strip mall in pleasant hill and there are signs it was not an accident too. >> cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at the scene to tell us why investigators are calling this suspicious. >> reporter: it's because of what they found when they first got on scene and now this investigator has been here since midnight. for hours combing through this area, they are trying to figure out what happened. look at this video. this is what firefighters saw when they first got on scene. a molotov cocktail or makeshift bomb. the investigator i spoke to says they aren't sure if that's what started this fire but right now, he has been looking through the rubble for more evidence. now, this investigator says he wa

as lara logan reported in the fall of 2009, goto not only got into the country; he was first in line for a lifesaving liver transplant. [haunting wooden flute music] >> this is the godfather, tadamasa goto, at a rarely seen ritual of the yakuza. filmed by the mobsters for their own private viewing, the top bosses are gathered to pay homage at an ancient succession ceremony. the event's steeped in tradition. what does it mean in japan to be a yakuza? >> [speaking japanese] >> to be a yakuza in japan is to live an unalterable way of life. it's not an occupation. it's to follow and explore the lives of the samurai, the code of the samurai. >> this man is a yakuza boss, a rival of goto's, who only agreed to an interview if we masked his identity. how do you recognize a yakuza? how do you know if someone is a yakuza? >> it's the smell. >> it's the smell? >> yes. >> what kind of smell? >> the smell of another beast. >> when you join the yakuza, they become your family. >> no american knows more about the inner workings of the yakuza than jake adelstein. he spent years in tokyo, investigati

traffic, places like chicago o'hare, san francisco rounding out the top five, laguardia and boston, logan. 6 chicago and l.a.x. have gone back and forth, but it's bessier out there. what about the roads? how do those look? >> we'll see a lot of people come blaining. we receive a lot of reports about car rentals being very, very difficult. car rentals got scooped up. so now as people prepare to travel on traffic they find it very difficult. having said that many are traveling between wednesday and sunday. a lot of people are i troog to find alternative ways home, buses, cars, trans. stay safe out there. >> did you ever travel on thaf thanksgiving? >> i did. it's tough for us to go back home as journalists. >> news never stops. >> right. >> was it a tough commute? >> it was pretty tough. i ee going home on chrome this time around an i'm not looking forward to that. >> we'll call you up. all right, nick. thank you very much for that update. >>> her name has been mengsd as a possible successor to hillary clinton as secretary of state, but before she can be confirmed, u.n. ambassador susan ric

fourth quarter, now, spartans trying to get in that lead, logan bushnell intercepted. all the way, to the touchdown, 47th yard interception return, san jose state around wins, 42 five million purse on the line, bay area trainer, nunino at 19-1, came down to fort lawrence, wins, he entered at 10-1 odds, that john mccae jock have won. >> thank you for joining us on bay area, we'll see you tonight for a special edition of nbc bay area news. >>> coming up on tech now, inside a silicon valley start-up that is making big money and having a lot of fun how all of those new apple devices have started an entire app industry. if you're looking to buy some gadgets, we have got some new technology to make it all happen faster. and speaking of faster, a

then in the second quarter, now 14-3, tech quarterback logan thomas with the keeper right up the gut dare i say nobody in sight. 73 yards for the touchdown. the 16th rushing touchdown of his career, more than former hokie michael vick. thomas had 120 yards on the ground but he was inconsistent through the air. miami wins in a rout 30-12, the final. >> maryland soccer ranked number 1 in the country, lost for the first time in 17 matches, falling to wake forest 4-2. let's hit the helipad. now back to miami, the marlins hired mike redman to be their new manager, a former catcher who once played for the marlins. patriots traded with tampa bay for corner back aqib talib. he has one game left on a four-game expense due to pfrmance enhancing substances. the city of london wants more football. american football. the mayor there currently in talks with the nfl to play games in the olympic stadium. and some believe that eventually london will get a full-time nfl team, something the nfl would really like to see. >> really? >> yeah. >> wow! >> it's only a - >>> better late than never for a hallo

later logan connects with stefan taylor. how about 40 yards to the house. the big fellow dancing all the way across the goal line. good game. stanford within two. fourth quarter we go after cody vaz fumbles, stanford gets a chance to take over. hogan finds zack ernst, three tds for the qb. theup set 27-23. arizona state at number 19, usc. matt barkley and the trojans fighting for a rose bowl berth. intercepted by darby. 70 yards to the house. turnovers in this game, how about nine combined for these teams. third quarter, usc ahead, 21-17. curtis mcneal in for the injured silas. he wants more playing time. touch down. he added 163 yards rushing to his three tds. usc wins 3-17. what about 15th ranked texas a & m against the number one team in the country. al and what. aggies fourth quarter. yawney man zi io, connects with malcolm kennedy for the 24-yard td. am thinking upset. ensuing 'bama possession, a.j. mccarron hooks up with amare cooper. cooper trots across the goal line. 'bama down five with six minutes to play. last chance for the crimson tide. fourth

>> his name is logan. >> stephanie: logan. >> caller: if i can do it one of these days.'t it look like he just came off a three-day coke bender from the bunny ranch? seriously. that's the exact thought that popped into my head. happy thanksgiving. >> stephanie: justin happy thanksgiving to you and logan. my dream is that logan will grow up to marry this little girl. that girl. ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ >> stephanie: happy thanksgiving. they'll get married and it is officiated by the lying sack of crap. ♪ lying sack of crap ♪ ♪ you're a lying sack of crap ♪ ♪ sticky, messy sack of liquid crap ♪ >> all right. we're raising the next generation. really immature liberals. ♪ i believe that children are our future ♪ [farting sounds] >> stephanie: you're on "the stephanie miller show." go ahead. >> caller: i'm so glad that mudcat sanders got eric cantor got him to shut up. also i think that we already did compromise on the tax hikes for the rich. didn't we do that in 2010? how many times are we going to do the same compromise where you won't mess up people's unemploym

>> logan. >> about a year and a half to go through basic seal training. i joined on january 20, 2001, and became a navy seal on july 3rd, 2002. when i went through candidate school to basic training advanced field training was the year-and-a-half of training. one of the things we do, logan, we always talk about always being in training leave and what you get -- even when you put that on your chest and the, navy seal we know for all of us the training never ends. we always have to be learning and reading and training and studying. that is part of the commitment of being a navy seal is you are going to dedicate your life to finding ways to continue to grow and learn. yes? >> what advice do you have for young people? >> what was your name? kim's question is what advice do i have 3 young people aspiring to be navy seals. one of the things i always say to young people aspiring to the navy seals it is important to them to dedicate themselves to doing really well in school. one thing we know is it is the most highly educated force in the united states military.

. >> john logan say professor of labor and employment studies at san francisco state. he spoke this morning. >> it is designed to be confusing people and get people to vote for it. mislead voters. for the wrong reasons. >> the chair of the california party says 32 creates a more often playing field because even though they would not be able to use their carpenter means of funding unions would still have influence in sacramento. >> unions can not give the money directly to political campaigns but they still can form their packs, that is what they are not telling you. they still have the ability to make contributions to campaigns. >> opponents say if prop 32 passes they will challenge it in court. in the news room, cbs 5. >> i am not ready to give up on the fight and i hope you aren't either, new hampshire. i hope you aren't either. >> irneed iowa so -- i need iowa so i can win the white house and take back america. >> reporter: they are pulling out all of the stops in the final hours of the long campaign. they are appealing to voters but couldn'ting on the vote. the win