we will talk a little bit about that tonight at 10:00, but patrick willis is the show. take into consideration how busy everybody is. to take time for a guy like this, you got to do it. he truly is an iconic player not only with the 49ers but the league really. he is a perfect model of what you want your player to be. ferocious on the field. contributing to everything. foot probables just continue to plague him. and he decided to call it quits officially today. >> my seven-and-a-half years, i feel like, there will not have been a career i would not feel like. i gave it everything i have. >> just to give you an idea of how emotional it was for patrick willis. >>> meantime, the as are winnersover the d-backs. the story there, barry zito, 2- 2/3 innings of works. gave up two runs including a homer. but he talked about how oakland as fans down there have received him in his comeback bid. >> the guys were great. they are always good here in oakland. and they enjoy seeing guys come back to the team. come full circle. it is great to be out there. >> all right, that's the sport

when you don't have no feet and for me that's what made me who i am. >> reporter: patrick willis understands he could play at the nfl level without less than perfect feet and keep the pace of a hall of fame career. but willis would not meet list personal standard of what it means to succeed. >> i want to be continuously great. from the time i come in to the time i end, there will not have been a day in my career where i don't feel like -- that i gave this game everything i had. report it was at times an emotional announcement for willis as he stood in this [audio difficulties ] er to -- stood in this auditorium and thanksed everyone from the owners to the janitors. he agreed to a picture if we all flexed. and he is at peace with his decision. >> this is not the end, just the beginning of what we talked about earlier, greatness. and i'm not just talking about me. i said it before. it's bigger than me. and it always has been and always will be. report in santa clara, nbc bay area. >> mindi, thank you. joining me now is our 49ers insider matt maiocco. were you surprised. patrick willis is only

patrick willis photographs usually fly off the shels. now he fears that the fan favorite collectibles will end up in the clearance bin. but for the sake of his business he's hoping that jim tam zu la will be able to pick up the pieces and make a run for the playoffs >> people don't want to be a product of a team that's not doing well. >> reporter: there's one more big rumor flying around surrounding colin kaepernick and possible talks of a trade. the team is denying that saying we're excited to have him. michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> we'll continue our coverage of this story later on in our sports cast. >>> while they're organized bold and big in numbers, surveillance video shows a band of brazen car thievesing a dealership. tonight the owner of the is talking about the late-night attacks own the impact to his business. jodi hernandez is live in free month with the story you'll see only here. >> reporter: that's right. the owner of the car dealership says the crew of car thieves has hit this lot four times now, on one occasion

. >> i think with patrick willis this is a multilayered thing. i think there are football reasons, i think there are health reasons. but i think the overriding thing is that patrick willis feels like he has a higher calling outside of football to help youth and make an impact outside of the game that he's been playing for the past eight seasons. >> we'll have much more coming up in sports including the latest with justin smith possibly playing some games with the red and gold nebs season. >> we have players getting arrest pd. the 49ers have been struggling with their team image. >> we might not win the super bowl every year but we can conduct ourselves with class and we can conduct ourselves in a way that makes me proud. >> that was the day they parted

patrick willis can't be replaced. i'm michelle robertson, coming up, hear reaction from fans. >> burglaries in evergreen. dramatic turn around. live in san jose's evergreen community, that's coming up next. >> and i'm rob, attracting 60s and 70s outside right now. but bigger changes off-shore which could bring much-needed rain and snow back to northern california. we will have a look at the forecast coming up. >>> then at 6:00 it looks like a rave party but it starts at an unusual time. >> nice to wake up in the morning and come to a sober dance party. >> the bay area trend giving people a bigger jolt than an extra cup of coffee. >> i have to go to work. i have to be there at 9:00. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> we have breaking news regarding one of the 49ers most popular play perps within the last lour we confirmed that favorite running back bruce miller was arrested on suspicion of battery. the arrest happened back on march 5th. just minutes go, the 49ers released a statement saying quote they were aware of the matter

it's official. 49ers linebacker patrick willis is retiring from football. he's set to make the announcement any minute now at a news conference at levi stadium. we first told you yesterday about the speak licks on his future with the team -- dash speculation on the future of the team with him. he has played his entire eight- year career with the niners. willis's announcement comes just as other fan favorites appear to be on their way out. as we reported yesterday, frank gore is expected to sign a new deal today. he's expected to go the philadelphia eagles or indianapolis colts. also michael crabtree and mike upote are set to leave and justin smith is also expected to announce his retirement from the nfl by the end of the week. patrick willis is approaching the podium now. he's just about to come out. we're watching live as a press conference is about to get underway at leave vie stadium. he will be announcing his -- levi stadium. he will be announcing his retirement. he is the third 49er to retire from the nfl in the last two days. >> have a couple of speak

patrick willis did it from the running back to cover ing theing the wide receivers over the middle.a. we have this report. >> and a camera shot, and patrick willis. >> i don't know what it is about the feet but they have got y'all saying wow. who is theat guy? where did he come from, and talking about it these feet. wen you don't have any feet and to me, that is what made me who am i. >> reporter: patrick willis realizes those feet could make him a possible hall of fame career, but he would not have been p able to meet his personal career. >> there is not a day in my career that i don't feel like -- that i don't give this game everything that i have. >> when you want to know what a man looks like, that is what a man is. >> and he stood here and thanked everybody in the organization from the custodians to the owners for the most eight amazing years of football life and he also agreed to pose in a photo with us in the media if we flexed. and he is at peace with the photo photo. >> and this is bigger than me and it always has been and always will be. >> in santa clara mindy balk bay ar

chris borland replaced patrick willis last year. but when willis was injured -- borland was the first 49er rookie in 13 years to be named the nfc defensive player of the week. this guy can tackle. he is an impact football player so while losing patrick willis certainly hurts, the 49ers i think look solid at linebacker. remember, navorro bowman was hurt all last year. he is coming back. you got borland, wilhoite. so that is one position i think they can afford a loss. there's no replacing patrick willis but borland is good. >> something is going on with that team, man. >> a lot. >> thank you. >> read my blog. >> dennis, we'll see you in a little while. [ laughter ] >>> paul? >> yes. >> read dennis' blog. >> i want to try to get my forecast on dennis' blog. it's so wildly possible. do you have room for a forecast there, dennis? chance of rain. wonderful news we're talking about the rain getting here about 6 to 12 hours from now. not much but something. and more rainfall than we're going to see any other day for the rest of the week and

patrick willis also retired >> pam :mike iupati went to the division- rival cardinals. cornerback chris culliver will play in washington. and lineman dan skuta is going to jacksonville. and those are just a few of the changes. gary will have more on the borland decision later in sports. more breaking news: napa police investigators are combing through an apartment. for clues in the suspicious deaths of two people. the bodies were found. as nearby deputies were investigating an unrelated murder- suicide. kron 4's dan rubin is live at napa police headquarters with details on the newest case. dan? >> dan :and the police work on the scene for about five hours before they cleared. the have not given much information about the two deceased, but i have said that the manner they were found was suspicious around 4:30 on monday afternoon napa police got a call from a manager at the river glen apartments. they told police they hadn't seen two residents for about a week. >>:when the officers went up to the apartments there was no response >> dan :officers knocked on the door to see

pro line packer patrick willis announcing he will retire.has been hampered by a bad toe for years and he may have found a spiritual awakening. one reason he may be retiring. all pro-7-8 years. justin smith has been hinting he is ready to retire at age 35 and he says he will make his decision final by next week. and from that we go to good news for the san francisco giants. matt cain is back. elbow surgery during the off season and he pitched wonderfully this afternoon in his debut. six up and six down against the dodgers. the game ended 5-5 and giant offense, scored 5 runs in one inning. former giant trying to make it back again, brandon hicks with a rbi single. look at yusmeiro da -- look at his arm. >> it was good to get back out there. get the butterflies, get the adrenaline going. it went really good. you know, i have been trying to think about getting in the right rhythm. get everything in the same groove. >> burning bridges. here with pablo sandoval. i knew early last year i would leave. they didn't respect my agent and i love bruce bo

patrick willis officially announced his retirement. the linebacker has been on the team for eight years. and a slew of top name players are also leaving the once championship winning team. all social media season-ticket holder said the niners promise a new stadium and star players. now some say they feel cheated out and are talking about filing a class action lawsuit against a san francisco dame. this is a hot topic which is blowing up on our facebook page you tube and join the conversation we will talk about all these changes with our sports director gary radnich. >>pam: a rash of vehicle thefts in less than 24 hours where it is happening and what police are doing about is a headed by 3:00 p.m. plus helen keller clinton tries to end e-mail controversy. i had 5:30 p.m. we will hear from her about why she was using her personal e-mail for government business. and next why parents have only themselves to blame for narcissistic children. >>pam: all parents want to give their children a healthy sense of self-esteem. but a new study says th

linebacker patrick willis has a new calling. our reporter has been following reaction and we will miss this player the. >> a lot of people. even c.e.o. is praising his dedication and sacrifice. he plans to make the retirement official at a press conference today at noon. he is only 30. but accomplished a lot of success during his time as a 49er. >> the rumors started early this week. today, it is official: long time san francisco 49er patrick willis is done with the franchise. the 30-year-old linebacker has been with the team for eight years. he spend much of the season on the side lines injured. the 49ers wished him well in a tweet: to our 7 time pro bowl linebacker 52. thank you, patrick willis, we wish you the best. >> he hinted yesterday about the plans part of the statement reads and i quote "i thank you guys for everything. it has been an absolute pleasure. i look forward to the continuation of major journey." >> this is the latest shake up. changes over just the past day. three other key players could be owe the day. fran

they began the off season with four inside line backers, but following the retirement of patrick willis and now chris borland, they're down to just two, including willis and borland, five nfl players aged 30 or younger have retired in the past 11 days. borland, who made 107 tackles and a sack in 14 games his rookie season, is part of a larger trend taking place in the nfl where players are making more informed decisions about their safety and future beyond the game of football. >> now that there's so much more information about head trauma and the repetitive nature of these injuries i think you're going to see a lot more attention being paid to this and i'm sure chris borland will not be the only young football player who decides to cut his career short over concerns about his long-term well-being. >> 49ers gm trent baalke released a statement saying while unexpected we certainly respect chris' decision and concluding with we will always consider him a 49er and wish him all the best. so how do the 49ers plug another hole in the off season of turmoil and turnover? we'll talk about it com

in a stunning move, patrick willis plans to retire. and justin smith is leaning in that direction too. kpix 5's len ramirez says the moves have left fans reeling. >> reporter: 49ers fans may have been screaming today but they weren't exactly excited. >> we're calling this massacre monday on behalf of all 49er fans. what the hell? >> reporter: sports talk radio aired out the big changes underway in santa clara. runningback frank gore going to philly. linebacker patrick willis retiring. defensive lineman justin smith retiring. and quarterback colin kaepernick rumored to be on the trading block. >> this is going to be a really big blow for that team. >> reporter: conner mcnairy works with sports fever in campbell and is a big 49ers fans. >> you look at all the big names on the super bowl team almost made it to the super bowl two times before and they're pretty much all gone now. >> reporter: not to mention the coach, jim harbaugh, was the first to depart for a coaching job at michigan. >> i'm not terribly upset about it. i hate to see the

there's a shakeup on this team including the retarmt of patrick willis and rumors are swirling about three others that may not be returning. >> bay area's michelle roberts has fan reaction. but we're going to begin with gerald. >> reportedly patrick willis saved his money, done very well taking care of it and ready to walk away. the 49ers seem to be in the eye of the storm in terms of key players leaving, especially with the unexpected news of patrick willis retiring on tuesday. the former al-pro who missed last season is reportedly ready to call it quits at the young age of 30. the red and gold dealing with the possible retirement of justin smith and also h of course multiple reports that frank gore is out the door

so with bowman coming back the 49ers feel good they don't like to lose patrick willis one of the all time greats but they feel like they have some depth there to compensate for his efforts. >> matty, thank you. appreciate your great work all the time. one other note to tell you about. 49ers hit big in free agency today. picking up wide receiver torrey smith, agreeing to five-year $40 million deal. he ask expected to replace free agent michael crabtree in the lineup. that wraps it up for me here live at levi stadium. nbc bay area. raj, jessica back to you. >> a lot happening at 49ers stadium. thank you. >>> the odds of the next big one hitting california just went up. the new research tonight at 11:00 after "chicago fire."

because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >>> an emotional patrick willis made it official this afternoon. he is retiring from the nfl. there was speculation the 49ers linebacker was leaving the game to spend more time with his family and church. but willis also says his inability to play pain-free was a factor in his decision. he says he left it all on the field during his eight-year career. >> there will not have been a day in my career that i don't feel like that i gave this game everything i had. >> he sure did. the seven-time pro bowler says he has no regrets. at 6:00, we'll have team coverage of the niners and the willis retirement decision including analysis from mike shumann on what this means for the team going forward. he was a linchpin on this franchise. social media reaction to patrick's announcement has been pouring in all day. the 49ers' vernon davis tweets thanks for being a brother to me and congrats on an incredible career. one fan calls him a class act and thanks the niners all the way down to the custodians. and larry beil, our sports dir

life. >> reporter: all right, coming up at 6:00 we're going to have much more of course from patrick willis. and you'll hear the emotional words from the new 49ers head coach and longtime willis mentor jim tomsula. reporting live inside levi's stadium, stadium,er youd montrae. >> we have more on our website, click on the story box at the top of the page and you'll find a summary on the facebook page. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> unfortunately for the 49ers this is just half of the story. while willis exits gracefully the niners are on damage control for a domestic violence arrest. today no comment. 49ers management did not address the recent arrest of fullback bruce miller. the santa clara county district attorney's office confirming to nbc bay area today that it is reviewing the case. miller is accused of domestic abuse in an incident that happened at a santa clara shopping center last week. nbc bay area's robert honda, also at levi's stadium for us this evening. robert we've been through this a few months ago. a lot of fans frustrated with 49ers management. >> reporter: well that's right

this loss with linebacker patrick willis is he norm musts. abc7 mike shumann joins us live now. he wants to walk away healthy while he can still walk. >> there is no question. all guys in the nfl have to be conscious of that. he had nothing left to give. his well was dry. >> there would not have been a day in my career where i don't feel like -- that i gave this game everything i had. >> he seemed to have a sense of relief. . >> i never would have thought i would be here on this podium and 49ers, man i've had the most-amazing eight years of football in my life. >> jed york knows he's losing a great player. >> this team and community is going to miss you. it's going to miss the leadership the passion the talent. going to be difficult to replace >> new head coach lost the heart and soul of his defense. >> that is one of the guys that is going to make a difference in the world. >> he wants to mentor young children and seeing what is outside in the world he's known for 35 years. >> saying whatever i choose to do is because i've earned the right to do it for the passion of what it is

this loss with linebacker patrick willis is he norm musts. abc7 mike shumann joins us live now. he wants to walk away healthy while he can still walk. >> there is no question. all guys in the nfl have to be conscious of that. he had nothing left to give. his well was dry. >> there would not have been a day in my career where i don't feel like -- that i gave this game everything i had. >> he seemed to have a sense of relief. . >> i never would have thought i would be here on this podium and 49ers, man i've had the most-amazing eight years of football in my life. >> jed york knows he's losing a great player. >> this team and community is going to miss you. it's going to miss the leadership the passion the talent. going to be difficult to replace >> new head coach lost the heart and soul of his defense. >> that is one of the guys that is going to make a difference in the world. >> he wants to mentor young children and seeing what is outside in the world he's known for 35 years. >> saying whatever i choose to do is because i've earned the right to do it for the passion of what it is

patrick willis did not go into details on what he did next.ected to continue charitable work. he works with young people in his home state of tennessee. >>> another popular 49ers player has also left. frank gore running back signed a three-year $12 million deal with the indianapolis colts. now frank gore rushed for 11,000 yards, had 64 touchdowns in his 49ers career. but he says one of the reasons he chose the colts he says now he gets to play with former stanford star quarterback andrew luck. they will make a good combo. >>> 6:46 is the time. let's check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning, pam and dave. coming up in the next hour do you remember the sacramento house with a swastika display outside? a map admits he ripped it down. >> i knew i was willing to deal with the consequences for my beliefs. >> in fact he waited to be arrested but find out why the cops never showed up. >>> and ads for all american products airing right before isis videos on youtube. why the unfortunate add placements

he was supposed to replace patrick willis.d out of wisconsin and the is now announced his retirement at 24. >> reporter: betty white is not retiring at age 93. she's getting a lifetime achievement award at the daytime emmys. she's being honored as zero female tv pioneer. she is 21 nominations in her career and five awards. nancy is fabulous. >> reporter: we got a warm- up coming on the way breeze the we gonna be in the upper 70's tomorrow near 80 on thursday and a local or on the weekend. we should get the rain back next monday. will be back tomorrow morning and hope you join us at 4:00 a.m.. >> reporter: they connect with us at any time on our mobile apps are kron-4-dot- com. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." he gunned down american sniper chris kyle and chad littlefield. >> something snapped. >> dr. phil: what did you say to yourself when you realized your boy murdered two people? >> announcer: in an exclusive interview. >> i told him to get out of the truck. >> it was a heart-stopping moment. >> announcer: his f

. >>> patrick willis says he is retiring. he said he had no regrets. he said he gave everything he had. every single day. >> mark ibanez is here with a look at what he had to say. >> the 49ers have been taking a lot of heat, you know. and they deserve a little credit today. because in the midst of all of the retirement news, they are also facing, you know, free agency. they have a lot of things going so they took the time, rolled his career out in fine style today. and you know, patrick willis really is a once in a generation player. truly an iconic 49er and on the same level of ronnie luck. he just wasn't as fortunate to play upon multiple superbowl winners. otherwise, they would be enshrining him in the hall of fame right away. just 30 years old. seven of his eight years in the nfl, he was selected as a probowl player. that's the highest honor you can get. former defensive player of the year. and he said today that he was actually happier retiring than on the day he was drafted among other things. have a look and a listen. >> i feel like i have no re

patrick willis retirement is a shock for fans. same for the departure of few others 8. lot of change over. i'm sorry to see frank gore go. >> we did talk with a few fwhoons are holding out hope for winning season and chance to see the niners play superbowl 50 here at levi stadium. >> i'm a true niner fan coming from my heart. always think we are a contender. >> roger economic professor at stanford who studied professional teams he says the massive player turn over is fall out from coach jim harbaugh departure. >> what was going on hyped the scenes when the behavior problems started he mentaling. year or so ago. everything i know about jim harbaugh as a coach here at stanford he didn't tolerate that behavior. >> he says the team tarnish image could have a real effect on the economic of the 49ers organization especially season ticket holder begin bolting. the concern is really deeper than just the team has lost some star players and seems to be implode be imploding. did they really over pay for those p sl. >> ebay today somebody posted 2 p sl for sale for just under 1,000

one of the things that made patrick willis great was his speed. those feet could fly, but now they ache. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> good evening. patrick willis is walking away from the nfl while he still can. the all pro linebacker gave every howns he had as a player the last eight years but the pain in his feet told him it was time to retire. willis' retirement and the exit of jim harbaugh and frank gore moving on a simultaneous loss of leadership for the red and gold. willis could have hobbled through another year or two for the money, but he was too proud to do that. it was an emotional goodbye today. >> >> i have had the most amazing eight years of football. there would not have been a day in my career i don't feel like i gave this game everything i had. >> willis was the he

sport, pal tris willis is planning -- patrick willis is planning to announce his retirement. he's only 30 years old. he has played his entire eight- year career with the niners. >>> and the 49ers' all-time leading rusher frank gore is leaving the city by the way bay for the city of brotherly love. he's expected to sign a three- year deal with the eagles when free agency begins tomorrow. the deal includes a guaranteed 7.5 million for two seasons. the 32-year-old gore has spent his entire ten-year career with the 49ers. >>> the 49ers' general manager is denying a report he's trying to trade colin kaepernick, a sports radio host in houston first reported that the 9ers are taking offers for him and says the philadelphia eagles and the chicago bears are interested. late last night, trent baalke said "colin is our quarterback we're excited to have imhad. he's not going anywhere -- have to him. he's not going anywhere. last june, he was signed to a $115 million contract extension through the 2020 season. >>> still to come -- fixing credit errors can be a nightmare but big changes co

looks like it is a sure thing, patrick willis will be retired. missed most of the season with a bad toe. he is only 30 years old but there is also reports that are contributing to his retirement could be a spiritual awakening of sorts that made him want to move away from pro football. he made the pro bowl in 7 of his first 8 years. justin smith, this is not a surprise, he has been hinting at this for a while. looks like he is going to retire but he said this week he will make his decision final by next week. it is not 100%. then, the big report, colin kaepernick, the starting quarterback, rumors the 49ers have been shopping him around the league and that there are three or four suitors interested. the general manager has denied that the 49ers are interested in trading away number 7 there, colin kaepernick. also, just in the last hour or so, a star offensive lineman will sign with the cardinals. he also had three or four teams that were interested in him. tomorrow the official free agent signing begins. no one will sign till tomorrow. we have john

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it was just last week that patrick willis retired from the nfl. this 49ers team will have many new faces next season. frank gore and iupati have left for other teams. we'll tell you coming up what he'll have to say about his life changing decisions. >> willis out at 30, borland 24. is this the norm now? >> i don't know, but there are definitely more things in the nfl coming to light about the correlation between football and head injuries. >>> tonight dozens of criminal cases in san francisco are under review, this after some police officers were caught exchanging racist text messages. they came to light during a corruption case against a police sergeant, ian furminger. authorities discovered pages of offcolorred text between furminger and four other officers. they said among other things, "blacks should be spades, white power, kill half breed children referring to fill lien olds as filthy flips and -- filipinos as filthy flips and you're a total homo." >> the fact that they think that's funny is awfully scary if you're a black citizen on the stre

pro bowler patrick willis is retiring at age 30. frank gore might back out of the deal with the eagles. he might go to the colts. either way the 49ers are losing the heart and soul of their offense. the defensive captain justin smith is leaning towards retirement tonight and pro bowl offensive lineman mike ipati has reportedly agreed to a deal with the division rival cardinals. all told the 49ers are losing four pro bowl football players on the heels of losing a popular head coach. coming up in sports ex-49er jeremy newberry explains which departure makes good sense. >>> tonight a bunch of bikers are protecting a family from an escaped inmate. this man johnell carter has been on the loose for 72 hours. he's an accused child molester. tonight that's why the bikers rode in. >> reporter: the group is called bikers against child abuse. they've been working with this family and this victim for nearly a year and their efforts to protect her have intensified since friday's escape. the silicon valley chapter of baka is providing around the

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and is a pretty good player on the niners defensive replacing patrick willis willis announcing his retirement because he is concerned about a year and 10 injuries and we're and tear that in nfl career career could have on his body. >> pam: had tonight at eight the south bay police officers still on the payroll despite being accused of raping a woman while on duty. it is trying a new legal maneuver with his freedom on the line. and a passenger lights up a cigarette on an errant play and that goes on a tirade. we will show you what happened next. >> gary: with and it's fabulous gonna pitch opening high for the essays. and we have the great brad dew been parry @ duggan... brat duganbrad brad duggan >> pam: this what was arrested over the weekend for smoking on a play on a flight from nicaragua to a miami the woman decided to take a quick small break inside the plane. when caught she blamed the person sitting next to her. when she was told the police were waiting for observers say she went on the thai rate for two hours. reggie the united states as the coup and declared war on venezuela. the pass

. >>> patrick willis knows he can still play football, but he wants to make sure he goes out on top. >> if i was st flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >> 49ers linebacker patrick willis says injury to his toes and feet no longer made it possible for him to play pro football at a high level. he held his farewell press conference today after eight years in the league making the probowl seven times. he was a consummate pro, respected and admired by teammates, opponents, the fan, and the media. >> i have no regrets standing up here today. there will not have been a day in my career that i don't feel like ... like i gave this game everything that i had. >> that he did. 49ers fans need some good news. 49ers are hoping smith is the feature they have

one of the things that made patrick willis great was his speed. fly, but now they ache. our family was drifting apart... ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) >>> good evening. patrick willis is walking away from the nfl while he still can. the all pro linebacker gave every howns he had as a player the last eight years but the pain in his feet told him it was time to retire. willis' retirement and the exit of jim harbaugh and frank gore moving on a simultaneous loss of leadership for the red and gold. willis could have hobbled through another year or two for the money, but he was too proud to do that. it was an emotional goodbye today. >> >> i have had the most amazing eight years of football. there would not have been a day in my career i don't feel like i gave this game everything i had. >> willis was the heart and soul of the defense and his counterpart on the offense, frank gore is also out of the red and gold. he signed with the colts puttin

the 24-year-old was expected to replace patrick willis after willis announced his retirement last weekll issue new mandatory water restrictions and it will impact all of us. today at 9:00 a.m., in sacramento, the state water board is set to vote on mandatory restrictions. here are some of the ideas. you can only water your lawn two times a week. you won't be allowed the water for two -- to water for two full days after it rains and if you go out to eat you would have to ask for water. it could be a $500 fine to break the rules and this of course comes with good reason experts say. >> the truth is this f we don't deal with the -- if we don't deal with the drought now, the pain is going to grow and grow. and we're going to have to put in place much more severe restrictions in the coming years. >> that expert told us these restrictions are necessary because we're in what's likely the worst drought in california history. and there is no end in sight. live in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> and if you're about the hit the road we have a couple of new wrecks coming in just before 7:00

and part of that patrick willis skipping last season because of a nagging toe injury. he's been a tackling machine eight years. and everybody expected him back. he may go into the ministry. a lot of messages along those lines. now expectation is justin smith will retire. his decision expected by next week. it is enormous. and niners were actively shopping collin kapernick. niner gm has strongly denied that report but this creates more questions and instability. and when free agency begins, he will be going somewhere. colts were apparently trying to throw a zillion dollars. my guess is that they felt like they'd be fine without him but that is before the mass exodus. now he's part that will insclud replacing replacing. he got better as the year wore on. that is a very big loss. vernon davis took to twitter to address this mass exodus, tweeting we've been hit by a lot. looks like there is more still to come. times like this your faith is all you can lean on. raiders have a ton of cash to spend so far. he's 25 years old and that makes him one of the highest-paid centers i

and part of that patrick willis skipping last season because of a nagging toe injury.a tackling machine eight years. and everybody expected him back. he may go into the ministry. a lot of messages along those lines. now expectation is justin smith will retire. his decision expected by next week. it is enormous. and niners were actively shopping collin kapernick. niner gm has strongly denied that report but this creates more questions and instability. and when free agency begins, he will be going somewhere. colts were apparently trying to throw a zillion dollars. my guess is that they felt like they'd be fine without him but that is before the mass exodus. now he's part that will insclud replacing replacing. he got better as the year wore on. that is a very big loss. vernon davis took to twitter to address this mass exodus, tweeting we've been hit by a lot. looks like there is more still to come. times like this your faith is all you can lean on. raiders have a ton of cash to spend so far. he's 25 years old and that makes him one of the highest-paid centers in the leagu

>>mark:linebacker patrick willis retired.>>mark:running back frank gore took his talents to indianapolis. >>mark:guard mike iupati went to the division- rival cardinals. >>mark:cornerback chris culliver will play in washington. >>mark:and lineman dan skuta is going to jacksonville. >>mark:those are just some of the prominent positions the 49ers have to fill by this season. >>darya:happening now. >>darya:the polls are open in israel for what's seen as a crucial election. >>darya:the country could have a new government, or continue to be run by prime minister benjamin netanyahu-- who you see here voting. >>darya:netanyahu made a last- minute appeal to voters before today's parliament elections. saying a palestinian state would not be established under his watch. >>darya:final opinion polls released last week show his opponent-- isaac herzog of the zionist union-- leading by 4 seats. >>mark:still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >>mark:more people arrested in connection with the death of an east bay mother who was killed while

patrick willis expected to announce his retirement later today. there are reports that the team is shopping doll -- colin kaepernick. also michael crabtree set to leave the team as free agents. make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu and ktvu.com for all of the latest. we'll have the latest developments on air and online as they happen. >>> 7:37. san jose police officer charged with raping a woman could be facing more charges. the preliminary hearing for officer jeffrey graves got underway yesterday. he's charged with one felony count of raping a woman he met on a police call and two counts of roughing up his ex- girlfriend. the mercury news says the d.a.'s office may include a gun enhancement because graves was wearing his service weapon during the alleged sexual assault. >>> the woman who is suing a silicon valley venture capital firm took the stand. she testified that she went to a senior partner about sexual harassment from a coworker and was told not to make a mountain out of a molehill. she's suing for $16 million. the jury was given e

>>gary: coming up later in the broadcast patrick willis' a just announced as retirement today. and one of the legendary 49ers right there with joe montana brought the lack talks about the future of the franchise. ronnie lott >>pam: bobbi kristina boyfriend springs out the doctor failed wait until you hear what happened next. he speaks out to doctors fail doctor phil... >>pam: new tonight a adopted brother which is all those of beyounce a bobbi kristina round said he was he has been depicted as the monster and he wanted to go public with his plane. pain.. >>reporter: a major meltdown for bobbi kristina boyfriend. as bobbi kristina remains on countess and a hospital. gordon storms off as the interview turned into an interview sinn intervention on dr. phil shaw show.. >>: he threatened suicide. >>: if anything happens to christina i will. i will ok i will >>: nick's mother is speaking to him heat he walks out of his mother promises the issue will give him that even if it means having committed. >>reporter: all this will be on dr. phil show and in the morning at 830. the net warner

last week patrick willis announced his retirement.any expected borland a rookie standout last season to step up and fill willis' shoes. reporting live in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> incredible, borland the fourth player 30 years or younger to retire this week as we watch to see if maybe this is a trend. our coverage continuing all morning long and on our website all day and all night, nbcbayarea.com. >>> this affects everyone, restrictions on water use could get tougher. vote extending the current water rules on outdoor watering will ;j(t&háhp &hc% >> kris sanchez joins us live in critics say the governor should be talking about mandatory rationing, but so far the governor says that's not something that he is considering. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >> it is 5:33. san francisco city leaders talking about how to deal with racial bias among police officers after four officers were accused of sending racist text messages. police spokesman says the officers have been re

ad --- ayer fue un da emotivo para el jugador defensivo de los 49ers patrick willis.... fin a una exitosa carrera con los 49ers tras 8 aÑos de actividad... y digo exitosa porque en su plmares tiene 7 viajes al pro bowl 5 selecciones al equipo all-pro ademas de 3 viajes partido de campeonato de la liga nacional... --joven solo 30 aÑos y sin duda un futuro brillante en lo que decida hacer en planes futuros... vo --hablemos de otro jugador defensivo, justin smith... tal parece que el jugador ha decidido aplazar la decisin de terminar su carrera como profesional pues ya son 14 temporadas de experiencia para el veterano de 35 aÑos de edad... este 2015 smith entrara a su ltimo aÑo de un contrato y es posible que debido a una lesin, no aparezca en el terreno de juego hasta ya avanzada la temporada... vo ---por su parte otro que sale de s.f. es el corredor frank gore... el da ayer los colts de indianapolis dijeron haber llegado a un acuerdo con el jugador a 3 aÑos y por una cifra de $12 mdd... ---frank gore estaba en la baraja de agentes libres y as pone fin a su era con los 49e

players are not well-known, but when you have a guy who was drafted like jake locker you look at patrick willis willis, to walk away from the game you know bill parcells used to tell me you know before anybody else when it's time to go. when you don't 2350e8 that fire to play when you feel that you've been injured so much it doesn't pay to try to come back and play and not be the same player you were before then it's time to go. i applaud these players to doing that. chris borland is the only one who left because of the fear of serious brain injury down the road. >> real questions if that's a precedent we'll see. harry carson a real pleasure. >> thanks for being here. >>> you can be shamed and fined -- >> this is recycle, this is compost, but we need to take the plastic dao hickies out of it. >> the checkers will tag your can with a warning like this one, then on the next utility bill there will be a $1 for each collection. the tags are tough to miss. you could have them if you're violating the new garbage law. >>> you can imagine the reaction in seattle that shell oil has come to town. that's

today the seven-time all pro patrick willis retires at the age of 30, and on his own term, but that doesn't mean it was easy. >> my 7 and a half, 8 years, whatever you want to call it, i feel like there would not have been a day in my career that i can't feel like -- i gave this game everything i haded. >> we talk a lot about what a man looks like, that's what a man looks like in every sense of the word. >> offense, defense and special teams, man. >> reporter: the defense captain and locker room leader is well respected by teammates and opponents alike. they took to social media to wish him well. spikes tweet third degree picture, saying brother -- this picture saying brother for life champion for life. i don't know need a press conference to know this. vernon davis tweeted thanks for being a brother to me, and congrats on an incredible career. linert wrote still have a chipped tooth from willis. congrats on a great career man. the future may be uncertain for willis as he searches for his true purpose in life, we do know this, he's a devoted family man, we might even see him show up in a fe

he is the 49ers all time leading rusher. >>> patrick willis announced his retirement. he says i thank you for everything. it has been a pleasure. >> and justin smith also on the brink of retirement. the veteran has been contemplating this move for some time, but there are reports he lay delay his retirement. stay with us as all of these stories unfold when we are not on the air. you can always go to our web page as well, nbc bay area.com. we are also on facebook and actively on twitter. >>> another year before the criminal trial starts for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. they will face a fine up to $1.1 billion if convicted. >>> 5:36 right now. two people accused of abandoning residents face charges. homeland security agents arrested the former owner yesterday at the san francisco airport. the home's former administrator still on the run this morning. they each face up to 17 acquires in prison if convicted. >>> the woman at the center of the silicone valley actual harassment lawsuit will be on the stand again today. she says they debating porn stars and talked

. >> gary :patrick willis had an emotional goodbye after eight seasons in the nfl., you see him in street clothes. most of 2014 was spent with him dealing with a major toes surgery. it could not help. rather than take $8 million and be a part-time player this season he hung them out today >>:it's been a very tough day today. this took everything i had to decide. >> gary :who would say forget the $8 million? most of us would police take the money before leaving. >>:there is always tomorrow. we thought that there was never going to be an opportune to be great. but three years we found a young man who found himself coming into this organization. the hope is still there the question is can we do it as a collective unit. we've got a shot because they do have the talent. >> gary :the 49ers have it tough because the champions of their division seattle has gotten stronger. some consider this play the best tight end and all of football. it appears there may be some salary problems. meanwhile the raiders have signed a backer. malcolm smith who was a 2013 super bowl mvp. he on

becomes the fourth player at the age of 30 or younger to retire in just the last week, joining patrick willis who quit six days earlier, steelers linebacker jason wurhls to do religious work, and you wonder if you start to see more and more of this. >> maybe you start to see it in a different way -- players always walk away. >> of course, the average nfl career is very short. >> some of those players are not well-known, but when you have a guy who was drafted like jake locker, you look at patrick willis, to walk away from the game, you know bill parcells used to tell me, you know before anybody else when it's time to go. when you don't feel that fire to play, when you feel that you've been injured so much, it doesn't pay to try to come back and play and not be the same player you were before, then it's time to go. i applaud these players to doing that. chris borland is the only one who left because of the fear of serious brain injury down the road. >> real questions if that's a precedent we'll see. harry carson, a real pleasure. >> thanks for being here. >>> you can be shamed and fined -- >>