if you are watching us in oregon, learn about oregon's rich and diverse music history at oregon rocks. that's the oregon historical society. that is the event of the day. >> thank you so much. and now here is an early look at headlines and entertainment. look at the early days when the only thing that could knock your show off is poor ratings? the simpsons were warned that they could get cut unless the voice actors take a 45% pay cut. the cast recently fwoes lly neg take a 30% cut in return for marketing and syndication proceeds without success. fox which reportedly loses more and more on the show every year did not get a share of the billions in syndication profits. >>> adele has been forced to cancel shows due to a vocal cord hemorrhage. she has no choice but to stop now or risk damaging her voice forever. >>> and johnny depp made $50 million last year but before then he attended scientology study groups because they paid $3 a meeting. >> yesterday i bought adele's cd, the first one i had bought in a store for years. >> now you have the cd. you don't have to buy tickets. saves you m

oregon 365 yards rushing. 43-15 oregon. 9th rank. cal's record drops to 3-2.ll is no more on monday night. hank williams sang that song since 1991. 100% saying obama reminded him of hiltler. there was enough dancing around the subject to make them say, hank, bye-bye. the excitement of tiger woods didn't translate on the course. just outside morgan hill. there is woods second hole. he bogies the hole. the third hole, he struggles with his putter. double bogy. 2 over 73. six strokes back. if you want to be dumatic, he is tied for 86. let me say without video, sharks open their season saturday night hosting phoenix. i could show hockey highlights but then jackie would show how much more she knows than me. i am the sports director. >> i don't say that. >> you feel it. i never felt comfortable. it's about as easy ncer ] as flu shots get. get your groceries and a flu shot, all in one trip. at safeway. no exclusions! with jcp cash, get 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot storewide! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no e

. >> an oregon mother kicked off a bus because her daughter was crying.e'llwho y h other passengers reacted, coming up. i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. >>> eight years in iraq and news we will fully withdrawal by january. it's a year early than president obama announced earlier. they confirmed the departure. all american troops are scheduled to leave except 160 soldiers attached to the u.s. embassy in baghdad. the troops in iraq will go to kuwait before going home or other locations. more than 4400 military members have been killed in iraq since 2003. >>> well, it's still a year and a half away and those running for the nomination of president are raising millions of dollars for the bid for the white house. now, we know how much. according to campaign finance report, two top republican contenders, mitt romney and perry brought in $30 million combined. the man who won the last two straw poll

oregon led 29-0 early and she ty stomp on colorado. lsu missed key players against auburn but the tigers had jarretjaredlee on the money. lsu not missing a beat at all. they look invisible these days, hammering auburn which came in ranked 45-10. clemson stays undefeated. a career day from sophomore boyd. 367 yards passing and he threw for five touchdowns and ran for another as the tigers rout north carolina 59-38 in death valley, and they improve to 8-0. news from the nfl. looks like carson palmer will mosley be a spectator tomorrow when the raiders play the chief. palmer was acierd in th acquiree trade on tuesday. after a few days of practice, word out of oakland now is that kyle boler likely will start and get most of the playing time. maybe too much to ask of palmer who hasn't played in a game since last december. he's only had a few days throarn the play book. there's a report of palmer supposedly having a lack of velocity in his throws. the raider coach said that's definitely not the case. >> he's throwing the ball like you wouldn

and a nasty injury for the oregon ducks. plus, it was bad news from the get go for the new york yankees last night. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and heavy rain in the weekend forecast. but it's going to happen in a really good spot. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, you may want to steer clear of yankee fans this morning following last night's season-ender for the pinstripes. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. having the best record and the highest payroll in the league will not win you a championship this year. detroit proved that last night. game five in the bronx. tigers came out swinging. don kelly took nova deep, a solo shot to right. detroit was up 1-0. the next hitter was delmon young and he took nova for a ride. yankee stadium in shock and tigers off and running up 2-1 after one. missed chances for yanks. the sacks are full. swisher struck out to end the in

washington state against oregon, third quarter. brian bennett out of shotgun, passes to thomas, goes 45 yards. cutting back and forth. eventually in the end zone for the touchdown to make it 22-10. after a washington state touchdown, thomas again, this time on the kickoff return, and check this out. breaks it up the middle. no one there to catch him. 93 yards. 36-20, oregon. same score in the fourth. he takes a handoff, breaks outside, 28 yards for the touchdown. oregon rolls over washington, 43-28. >>> to the pros, the silver and black were work to go mentor the future stars, more than 300 bay area youth football players competed in a tournament at the raiders practice facility today. pro-football legend jim otto also on hand. winning teams from each age bracket advance to the national tournament of champions in early 2012. >> we're hosting the regional tournament for teams that play within the nfl flag program. it happens to be this is one of the eight weekends we host with the winners of each of the three age divisions going to

oregon leads the nation in scoring and they quickly showed why. second play from scrimmage. 53 yards for a touchdown. the heisman candidate goes for 239 yards on 30 carries, but carted off. he had an arm injury. cal kept it close, thanks to three field goals, and midway through the 2nd, zach gets into his brother, keenan allen for the score. cal takes a 15-14 lead. allen, over 100 yards receiving for the fourth time in five games. they outscored cal 29-0. darren thomas and deanthony thomas. afterwards, chip kelly didn't have much to say about losing his star runningback. >> you saw michael james being carted off the field. can you tell us anything about his injuries? >> i have no idea. >> thank you. jerk. the tigers playing their first decisive playoff game since the nixon administration. 24-year-old ivan not so super nova got to start for the yankees, but back to back home runs. third homer of the series for young. nova lasted two innings. bottom of the 9th. detroit up 3-2. jose blows it past a-rod for the final out. rodriguez is 2-18 in the seri

we just gave him big hugs and he was fortunate to be alive. >> the oregon coast aquarium says sharksare drawn to the area by the mammals and that the shark might of mistaken the surfer for a meal. that is the report, bay area news at 7:00 returns on monday. our coverage continues on ktvu.com and tonight's 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. tmz is up next right here on tv36.

it involved 90 car tons shiped to an oregon food service distributor. now almost two and a half thousand cartons were declared suspect. so far there is no connection with the deadly listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupe from colorado. that outbreak killed at least 17 people. >>> a new scandal at cyl ny dra. executives refused to answer questions about the sudden shut down including whether they got bonuses. an fbi source says that cylindra is under investigation for accounting fraud. they were raided on september 8th, two days after they filed for bankruptcy protection. they received a $528 million government loan guarantee, and they are under investigation by congress. meantime, the energy department has approved three more loan guarantees for solar energy. $3 billion worth of loans were approved before tonight's midnight deadline under the same program that paid for the

i think what happened in oregon was absolutely shameful.lus was promoted and sold to us on jobs created for american jobs. that's not for foreign workers who are already employed on a visa program. what you have in oregon, you have companies, four companies in particular, taking advantage of huge loopholes in the law and you have the drafters of those laws that are to blame and the companies as well that are being unjustly enriched. >> and the company in finland, the car company we gave money to. >> the way to stimulate the american economy is to reduce american debt. ronald reagan used to say we have a debt not because the american people are taxed too little but because their government spends too much. i have trouble balancing my checkbook but i know if i spend more than i take it i will be over drawn and have to pay a penalty. the united states of america is over drawn and we are paying a penalty to hock to the chinese and future generationings. remember when there was a republican in the white house, debt used to be a problem but now a

oregon. where is maria? maria is from oregon, right? oh, washington state, sorry. who else? ok, good old california. san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh, we have the honorable arlee from san diego. come on, thank you. who else? hercules, california, yay. you know, this evening is really the mayor's reception, the san francisco bay area mayor's reception. did you know that there are three women members of fwn and honorees of the 100 most influential filipino women are mayors in the san francisco bay area? yay. i want to call up here -- come on up here, mayor of hercules, california. she was in the summit in 2006. do you want to tell the story ? >> congratulations to the 100 most influential filipino women. i attended first in 2006. and i was a planning commissioner then and i wanted to quit politics. i hated politics. but the summit inspired me. and merilee kept saying we needed more women in visible and a mainstream positions in government, commissions, and councils. so i was recognized in 2009, a couple of years ago. i was inspired b

the two we foked on, were portland -- we focused on were portland, oregon, a program in fiscal year 2009 and 2010 and only during the school year so the fare is not free for youth during the summer. but during the school year, it is 24 hours a day, seven days a week. new york city, it's had a program since the late 1990's. it allows three rides per day for yuket. -- for youth. between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. tempe, arizona, not one we reviewed has a program in place for youth and other cities as mentioned here, seattle and portland both have programs, free fare but only in the downtown corso getting around downtown, but it's downtown for youth and adults. chapel hill, clemson, commerce, california, island county, washington, logan, utah, and veil, colorado. -- vail, colorado. so those are the primary findings from our analysis. and i would be happy to answer any questions or provide any other information. >> thank you for your report. i really appreciate the work that's been put into this. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> can i just say that it looks like portland, oregon's program h

he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr.nt did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that you need to follow authority and you need to show respect to the court. and when you don't do that, you can end up with a harsher sentence than what you were originally charged with. >>> and from a bolt to a jolt. an earthquake rocks the judge penny show right in the middle of its taping. >> everybody relax, stay calm. >> all of a sudden, there was a rumble. you hear the stage manager say, "earthquake, get under the desk." >> july 29th, 2008. in los angeles, a magnitude 5.4 earthquake shakes one of the first tapings of a new courtroom television show called "family court w

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. >>> a great white shark attack off the coast of oregon. the surfer escaped injury, but his board was not so lucky. >> traffic looks pretty good headed into the south bay. we'll talk about the morning commute and the bay weather. while the bay area had two earthquakes, south texas had some taking. a quake hit yesterday morn and a downtown building in san antonio was evacuated. >> the earth moved. and it was noticeable. >> it happened pretty fast, but we felt it. >> now, yesterday's 4-point magnitude quake was the strongest to hit texas in 45 years. >>> we want to show you incredible video from australia. a mother was shopping when a car came barreling through. take a look. that's the stroller. the car actually hit the stroller with the baby inside, but miraculously nobody was hurt. police are now trying to determine what led up to that crash. boy, that's incredible. 452 is the time. let's check with sal. >> happy friday. let's go outside and check what we have with the morning commute. westbound 80 as you come out toward the macarthur maze,

the next step is portland, oregon with mrs. dewey by his side. he makes another stirring bid -- he has at least one ardent supporter. those are some of the region's finest specimens. we will know soon. in november is just around the corner. president truman continues his swing around the circuit. the chief executive get a president. he writes to the home of his own -- his old friend cactus -- aand it's a war record warm welcome on route to. he visits the alamo. the historic shrine of texas independence. in austin, a big crowd to greet the president as he continues his campaign for the lone star state's 23 electoral votes. on his tour, the president spoke and visited with sam rayburn, former soup -- former speaker of the house. in fort worth, to try to bring the southern vote back into line. >> "dewey defeats truman," the famous headline from the 1948 presidential campaign. as we know,. truman won the election. his rival, thomas e. dewey had to accept defeat. we are live from the roosevelt hotel in nyc, which in november posted the republican head

>> i think what happened in oregon was absolutely shameful. promoted and sold to us on jobs created for american job-less, not for foreign workers, employed on a visa program. what you have in oregon is you have four companies in particular, taking advantage of huge loopholes in the law. and have you the drafters of those laws that are to blame and the companies as well as are being unjust. >> i forgot one other, the electric car company in finland. we are helping them, just like we are helping brazil drill and we will be their biggest cust customer. >> the way to stimulate the american economy is to reduce the debt. we have a debt not because the american people are taxed too little but because the government spends too much. i know fispend more than i take in, i am going to be overdrawn and have to pay a penalty. the united states of america is overdrawn and we are paying a penalty, in hoc to the chinese and future generations. remember when there was a republican in the white house, where the democrats, debt used to be a republican. now it'

a mom kicked off an oregon bus witnesses say a driver for a bus service in oregon warned the mom to keepy quiet or get off the bus.passengers stuck up for the was not a bother.but not by before the driver gives the mom and her baby the boott chapman says: "and i said 'you can't kick a woman off with her baby at night in thee middle of illsboro. and she said 'if you don't like it, get off the bbs." all the other passengers on driver's actions.the bus service ays they're investtgating the complaints. it's food fight...anddits leaving thousands covered in california's first ever "tomato battle." it may seem tomatoos were donated by ffrmers and food banks that before they went bad.another southern california ttwn of pomona...later this mooth. 3 a long distancc runner.the runner in minnesota took on runners more than half her agee age.it was a special race for...jeannine julson...her eight-third birthday.the greaa- grandmother and breast cancer survivor started running at 58. do a push up ii gym in t eeen - school," but tojulson says: "i've done nine new yorks and &pone washington, d.c. arine

jarks oregon. the chair: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for four minutes. mr. walden: thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i want to touch on a couple things. first of all, you can tell we're into october and halloween is coming because all the scare tactics are out and on display. we heard several things from the last speaker and since i'm from the state of oregon i want to point out, you mentioned that the biggest pollutant of mercury in oregon is the cement kiln. why is that? because we only have one coal plant and it's being closed. so that's it. and the cement factory in oregon, which is in my district, a county of 16,000, three years ahead of any of these rules invested $20 million in the latest, most advanced technology to remove their pollutants from -- reduce their emissions, $20 million, they've reduced their emissions by 90%, and what they rule would do, the mact rule under consideration here that we're trying to delay and bring common sense to, it would put them out of business. because they're already using the maximum achievable control

thursday night football, calico and paul white against oregon. the ducks with difficult time showing why they had the nation's top offense. 53yards on the second play, and he did with the game with an injury. 29-nothing in the second half and they went 49-15. >>> game five in the bronx, they became the first tigers ever. back-to-back homers in the postseason and josi lombardi strikes out at cup ride in the night and exit. the yankees lead and the tigers hang on for the three-two win where they will take on the rangers, and the yankees lose. >> so he has the high payroll, but i'm excited about the texas rangers because the giants beat them, but i love from washington. >> i like to see detroit. >> well, it has been forever. >> have to keep it up to gently. >> good job. >> and he worked at the gas station, bravo wow. >> maybe one or two seasons. >> will be back at 11. >> at the beginning, that's going back. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person q

oregon beat colorado 45-2 without michael james and darren thomas. cal leads utah 34-3 in the fourth quarter. and stanford is up 38-14 at the half against washington. >>> the sharks duking it out with the last year's stanley cup winners, the boston bruins. second period, martin sets up logan right in front of the net. he beats thomas, 2-0 sharks. third period, sharks up 2-0. here come the bruins. niemi doesn't have a chance and the game is tied at 2-2. later in the third, shot from the blueline, it's knocked down, but the putback for his first goal of the season. sharks add an empty-netter and beat the bruins 4-2. chiefs and raiders tomorrow on cbs 5 at 1:00. >> what are you expecting? >> chiefs had a lot of injuries early on, kind of back up to speed now, so the raiders could have their hands full. it's going to be good. >> kim, thank you. >>> s.w.a.t. teams surround a house where a dangerous man is believed to be barricaded. the man is expected to be the hell's angel member wanted in the shooting death of a fellow club member. we continue to follow

the clouds streaming in to the northern portions of oregon and washington state. not much in the way of shower activity today. we are going to get a little bit of a break from that, but with this area of high pressure and this ridge, with the winds blowing out of the canyons, it will continue to warm the air as it sinks down to the ground. it will be just as hot today, 97 in l.a. vegas near 90. we should be easily into the 90s near phoenix, too. this is the last day of this for l.a. we'll go back to normal temperatures going throughout the weekend, but, yeah, a little taste of late summer, i forecaster. partly cloudy to cloudy skies oregon northward as moisture continues to stream off the water. we do cool it off tomorrow in l.a., but quite a nice stretch. >> some people love it. they finally get to enjoy heat. it was cold there for a little while. >> most of the early summer. very good. >>> stocks march higher and so does the price of peanut butter and an auction involving saddam hussein? you have to stick around to hear that. your early morning business headline

a mom kicked off an oregon bus witnesses say a driver for a bus service in oregon warned the mom to keepaby quiet or get off the bus.passengers stuck up for the was not a bother.but not by before the driver gives the mom and her baby the boott chapman says: "and i said 'you can't kick a woman off with her baby at night in thee middle of illsboro. and she said 'if you don't like it, get off the bbs." all the other passengers on driver's actions.the bus service ays they're investtgating the complaints. it's food fight...anddits leaving thousands covered in california's first ever "tomato battle." it may seem tomatoos were donated by ffrmers and food banks that before they went bad.another southern california ttwn of pomona...later this mooth. 3 a long distancc runner.the reason thii [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's neve

you see it streaming to washington and oregon and they continue to get rainfall to this upcoming weekendit is a sign of this la nina pattern starting to get a grip again with haven't activity well up to washington and oregon again. high pressure is moving in and warms it up the next 48 hours and continually give us clear conditions not only inland but up against the coastline with temperatures 80 inland for saturday and sunday. as we look towards monday, we get back on the dry unfortunately winds that will ramp up possibly to help produce red flag fire warnings. clear here at 10:00 p.m. offshore and tomorrow morning, we may see a little built of cloud cover develop near the coastline. by the noon hour tomorrow, if you head towards the beach, we're lacking at sunny skies. as for tonight, we'll have our numbers looking like this, 57 in livermore, 56 in fremont and 56 in san francisco and tomorrow, 80s in the south bay. 84 in santa teresa and 84 in san jose. peninsula, 70s to 80s. san francisco from redwood city and richmond, 78. concorde, san ramon and pittsburgh, 87 and napa, 74. 84 in sa

$7 billion in arizona and oregon.r significant tax incentives we don't match and the california loophole makes it worse, giving out of state companies tax breaks for not hiring here and not building here. how much business are we trying to lose? nbc bay area urges you to s, deenndtaess, mandde they close the corporate loophole.

an oregon record for true freshmen. >> tim: washington state did play tough. 43-28 the final. oklahoma-kansas state. one of those eight unbeatens coming in. tony. >> tony: one hand. five touchdowns for landry jones, 505 yards passing, a school record, broke sam bradford's all-time record for touchdown passes. big day for landry jones. >> tim: chas reynolds with the velcro catch. looks like vandy is going to put it away, spencer. >> spencer: zach stacy fumbles. franklin going 94 yards for the touchdown. two-point conversion was successful. then on the back end of that play, vanderbilt's kicker misses a 27-yard field goal that would have tied the game. >> tim: 1996 i kald a game between florida and vanderbilt. florida won the national title. vanderbilt gave the game away just like this was given away. over and over it happens to vandy. bo pelini still very much in the big ten hunt. virginia holds off the dukies 14-10 the final there in the a.c.c. as they look good in the coastal. a score that's interesting for georgia fans. tennessee, look out, upset alert in this game, folks --

. >>> well, the nhl season kicks off, a nasty injury for the oregon ducks. bad news for the get go for the yankees. your first look at sports is straight ahead watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>> welcome back to "first look." in sports you may want to steer clear of yankee fans. of course, following last think the's season ender for the pinstripes, here's nbc's fred roggin. >> good morning. having the best record and the highest payroll in the league will not win you a championship this year. detroit proved that last night and the tigers came out swinging. done kelly tyke nova deep and detroit was up 1 hie1-0 and del young next. came down to missed chances for the yanks, the bags were full. nick swisher struck tout to end the inning. alex rodriguez trying to keep hope alive. valverde was stricken out. they'll play texas in the alcs. chicago white

the lower corner is oregon, portland oregon.ve been happening for four straight days 9:08 we will be back in just a couple of minutes. let us take a live look from our roof cam. van ness all gray 3q save them. presenting woolite complete. it cleans your jeans and won't torture your tanks. woolite. long live your wardrobe. ♪ >> alicia: welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. light starting through napa, sonoma and along interstate-80 towards the central valley. also rained developing along the coast towards stenson beach widespread towards the second part of your day. the details coming up with your full forecast. >> daria: terrific. 9:11 we will be right back. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it does not look very nice. messy. wet. traffic is equal on both directions the commute = towards us coming into san francisco. it looks like people are going towards them marin county >> reporter: good morning. the san jose police are telling us the officers have shot and killed an armed suspect. it happened on the 700 block

i remember one time he got a ticket and it was in oregon, for going too slow.was in the fast lane, but he wasn't passing. so what a legacy, i think it was the first ticket of his life and he went back to oregon and they, some how they arrested him and the warrant, i had to bail him out, i think. >> is the story true -- >> when it came to discussing products, i remember how adamant he was, when xerox park center had a new computer that had graphics, it had things like menus, buttons you could press, hover over icons, and he said, we're the company that can bring this to the masses. you're making it too expensive, $50,000 is too much. we're the company that can do it for $5,000, look what woz did to computers. and, you know, that was like one of those dreams that, it's impossible, as it's being describe and nobody could think it was and yet he really did. and yeah at first the macintosh was kind of expensive, didn't go over with the business crowd, got a low market share but every computer in the world was a macintosh. almost every computer in the world has some

the gentleman from oregon. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. i now recognize the author of the legislation, a very valuable member of our committee of science and technology, the gentleman from new hampshire, mr. bass. such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bass: mr. speaker, i want to thank my friend and colleague from oregon for yielding me time. i also want to thank my friend from california for supporting this legislation and speaking in support of it. as a representative of a rural district, i understand the challenges of access to broadband internet service. . we have many, many communities that suffer economically as well as culturally from lack of access to broadband and any effort that's undertaken to improve that access is a good effort. at the same time, however, congress must act to protect the taxpayer and provide oversight for the nearly $7.2 billion in funds appropriated by the 2009 american recovery and reinvestment act. i would only note that a significant percentage of the obliga

minnesota uses these tests currently, and oregon does as well. so have they been disallowed for some states, or is this the primary emphasis to make this absolutely clear for the future that this is a tool that is eligible under -- >> it is to make it clear that it is eligible. >> i just want to strongly support the senator's amendment. this has been a valuable tool in our state. we also compete -- they are extremely valuable to the reasons. i think it would allow us to go outside grade level so you can test below the grade level and above the grade level, so you can get a real assessment of where the child is at. >> mr. chairman? >> this gets into one of my favorite things as well, and i've looked at the test results that parents are given for their kids as not being able to test out of range or out of grade severely hinders the information the parents get. i would like for everybody to take a look at the report cards the kids get across this nation and challenge you, if you are not an educator, to be able to tell if that kid is doing well or no

. >>> an oregon surfer getting up and personal with a great white shark.ppened right after he saw the shark's fin come out of the water. >>> i'm working on the weekend forecast. the areas that will hit the 80s tomorrow and when fire danger returns to the weather maps. >> new at 6:00, police and prosecutors are calling it a brutal hate crime. the attack against a mixed race family near a san francisco's farmers market. >>> plus -- >> the search for a young injured red tailed hawk continues as the reward climbs to $10,000. >> also -- 60 wanted fugitives and parolees arrested in only 10 hours. the joint forces behind the mass round up. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area coverage. >>> hikers, bikers and horse riders are looking forward to a dedication in the south bay tomorrow for a large section of the bay area ridge trail. the new 5.3-mile section is just east of aloma park in east san jose. from there you will see sweeping views of mount hamilton and downtown san jose. it took years to get the land and the $193,000 in funding. >> this

oregon wins 43-28 for the 17th straight top 12 win. >>>eighth ranked kansas state, the latest unbeaten to go down. oklahoma bounced back from last week's loss to texas tech. landry jones throws for a school record 505 yards and five touchdowns, and ryan broil finishes with 14 catches for 171 yards and the sooners blow out k state. only seven teams now remain undefeated. >>>many ivy students may not be as smart as advertised. braving the elements in a snowstorm. and didn't let the bad weather slow them down. car gill runs for a career high 230 yards and two touchdowns to lead the bull dogs to a 16-13 win over columbia. just great video there. >>> these guys, couldn't wait to monday to show off their costumes. second period, islanders up 2-1. and mark edwards, denied. but the sharks keep attacking. couture scores the third goal of the road trip. in overtime, san jose on a power play. padevelopski with the nice pass to brent burns with the game winner. that is why they traded for him. the winning streak is up to five for the sharks. as th

and slicing through oregon and after that, everything stays to the north. probably until next weekend. looks like next weekend. we might have to deal with rain again. that is the next sign of any precipitation coming in. sunshine and puffy clouds. and 60s and low 70s. it will be a day when we rebound. eight to 10 degrees from yesterday. we had a lot of low 60s. and looks like a nice weekend. chilly morning and sunny and warmer days, pam. >> thank you, steve. >> well, time now, 4:46 wild weather yesterday created a scary situation for one driver. he was stuck at an intersection of boyd road when a bowl of lightning struck his car. >> this here lightning in front of me. i looked at my car and it shut off. >> the lightning fried the car. and he didn't even feel the shock of electricity. the lightning shock jammed some lights at a nearby intersection. >> well, typhoons near southern china have triggered rains. most of the people living there have managed to get to higher ground. and some are staying to see what is left of the homes and businesses. >> chinese go

oregon beat colorado 45-2. cal leads utah 20-0 in the third quarter, and stanford just scored again, now leads washington 17-7. >>> and finally, last night, sacred heart cathedral beat st. ignacius 38-14 to win the first leg of the bruce mahoney trophy. the rivalry goes all the way back to 1893. the irish snapped a five-game losing streak against the cats. runningback valentino miles ran for over 300 yards. his aunt was in the stands. she's a breast cancer survivor, and he was wearing these pink shoes she had bought for him. >> neat, neat story. >> really nice. >> kim, thank you. >>> the law says they can't carry handguns in public. so a new approach. the protest today in one bay area community aimed at defending the right to bear arms. why supporters brought their weapons to a mall and the point they are now trying to make. that story and more, in 30 minutes. >>> that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30. see you back here in half an hour, then of course at 10:00 and 11:00. until then, find news updates on cbssf.c

no one there to catch him. 93 yards. 36-20, oregon. same score in the fourth. he takes a handoff, breaks outside, 28 yards for the touchdown. oregon rolls over washington, 43-28. >>> sharks in action against the islanders. second period, sharks up 1-0. new york on the powerplay loose puck in front of the net. it is tied at 1. later in the period, islanders on the powerplay, new york with the beautiful pass. 2-1, islanders. sharks respond, san jose puts the puck on that loose rebound, and it is tied at 2 with about three minutes left in the third period. >>> pro-football hall of famer legend jim otto was on hand. winning teams from each age bracket advance to the national tournament of champions in early 2012. >>> and this was the scene at the civic center in san francisco today. no need to adjust your television. that really was snow. 10,000 pounds of shredded ice were used to create a rail slide for the downtown throw down. 25 professional snowboarders were competing for $10,000 in prizes in the urban boarding competition. not quite as exciting as the half pip

against oregon.homas has played eight games for the ducks and after, this 93-yard return he has scored eleven touchdowns of the oregon 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the pac 812 after the win. >> the sharks are trying to stay perfect on a 6-game road- trip and playing game 5 of that trip against the new york islanders. members of the islanders of the '00s and '80s, who won four straight stanley cups doing drop-the-puck honors. joseph pavelski fires in his fifth goal of the road-trip. after the islanders scored twice in the 2nd period the sharks answered back. couture on the rebound. the game is 2-2 late in the 3rd period. we'll wrap up the whole day in college football and the rest of the sports when we see you tonight at 10:00 on sportswrap. >>> coming up on the 10:00 news we're monitoring the occupy oakland protesters who are planning a march in less than two hours. also, filmmaker michael moore is hoping to visit the iraq war veteran injured when police clashed with protesterrers in oakland earlier this w

to football, the cal bears had a bye last week and they used that time to prep for oregon.ucks are averaging more than 60 points per game in the last three contests. cal and oregon will play o spn. -- play on espn. the cardinals won 12 in a row. they thrashed ucla. and yes stanford fell a notch to seventh in the ap poll. outraged. coach david saw was outraged. >> i didn't know until somebody told me 10 minutes ago but we concentrateed on how we play and our style of football and we do what it takes to win football games. we don't go for stats and rankings. >> just keep winning. and that was your toyota sports report. >> go for the wins. that's what we like. thanks, larry. >>>" nightline" is up next. >> you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter. >> we will be back in the evening. for larry beil and sandhya patel. we appreciate your time. >> have a great night, everyone. >>> tonight on "nightline," amanda knox speaks. finally home again after a

you go back and say how could you possibly connect a white lawyer in oregon with the bombing in madridthen you look at it and you look at it from the lens of the fbi agent who was making the connection, it's like, you know, you could see how those mistakes happen. >> guest: but here's how the mistake happen. first of all in the fbi identified the finger, one agent said that fingerprint is a lot like that the government. what you should be doing then, and with the fbi is doing now is to have a second person who doesn't know that the first person made the identification do that independently. but that didn't happen to later people assumed the first identification was right. when he told the standard, they so we don't think the. they never asked a spaniard what was the basis of their conclusion. >> host: just before, just to give an idea, we have a sense in the public that forensic science fingerprint in particular has been around for a century is a precise science. it is precise science in the sense that each of our finger prints issue meek and matching another thing of it is unique. how