seattle did what they wanted to do. they did get after that offense and stuffed those wide receivers and they played tough in the secondary. but for the first time, i thought i saw colin kaepernick look like a young inexperienced quarterback. he just didn't handle things as well as he needed to. russell wilson didn't have a great game but really pretty much avoided the big mistakes. you saw round one. as you said, round two will happen down in candlestick. i think that will still tell the story of the season when they play them in december. >> thanks, coach, for staying up with us late on the east coast. mike, what is one of the big stories you're working on tomorrow? >> the biggest rule change for between relates to the use of the crown of the helmet. through regular season games and preseason games it hadn't been an issue but it was today at lambeau field when safety brandon meriweather lined up eddie lace ry to his helmet. he left with a concussion. no flag was thrown and i'm told a flag should have been throw and me

we'll get up close and personal with big bertha, a huge piece of equipment in seattle. is it worth it? >>> so you have a structure that is very much at risk. it manages over 100,000 vehicles a day and has huge economic impacts to the region if it was to fail any further. >> we have that story and much [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko trillion in the next seven years to bring america's infrastructure up to grade. seattle's $4 billion redevelopment of the waterfront that including digging an underground highway is the largest transportation project in america today. david shochuster has this story of seattle's big dig. >> this is bertha eggs specially made for america's biggest transportation project today, seattle's alaskan way viaduct repla

the two are new york and seattle. seattle is the read line. it went from almost nothing to 1 million passengers. it created the home port city like you are and create the gateway. people fly to seattle from all over the country and they take advantage of the seattle area and go to alaska. the cruise lines are bringing people from all over the place and they're controlling that destination. the other is new york and you can see a growth in new york and in new york the model is different. in that case the cruise lines said we'll like to be able to sale cruises to those in the northeast of the united states next to california. they're not relying to flying people all over the world, but they're relying people to drive and come to their port and grow. the future of san francisco is some where in between the two because it's not the gateway strategy. you have some gateway capabilities but there's no way to beat seattle because we're reaching the atlantic market faster or going south. there's potential. you have hawaii, but the local sources and tha

seattle took a lot of vancouver's work and seattle is hitting at millions. so what we have to market is a good attitude a good team spirit and work these issues out. also at that meeting i was clear with stefon and the issues he had and the iow and i expect our guys to be profession and work with metro and work with the port and do the heavy lifting we need to do. and i'm going to be going with the port down to new orleans, mike from local 10 will be going and we're going to sit down with metro and we're going to talk about how we can better this port so i really think we are in a great opportunity there, here where we are today with cruise ships. it's a desire that people want to take cruises so we have an opportunity within maybe or four or five years to double the cruise ships. the terminal will be opening. that was named after our second president of our union. we have to step up very tall to show jimmy that honor because he was the president of the port commission and what he did and our commitment, as iow members and this community. this is the only co

here's a look at how the night and day have gone up in seattle.ust got word that this is the wettest september day in seattle history. i know you're saying, oh, seattle, it rains all the time up there. not particularly in september. upside down umbrellas not very good. traffic bad. big-time problemings up there. we will tap into some of that moisture here in the bay area. for tonight, though, high def doppler is completely dry. by this time tomorrow, some of that rain fall that's up to our north will make it into the north bay, and we all carry the chance of a few scattered showers on monday. big-time storm. ten days ago this was a typhoon east of tokyo, japan. some of that moisture made it all the way around the pacific ocean. some area ts will receive 4 to 6 inches of rain fall by the end of this weekend. you notice we see some of that crossing the oregon/california border. in the north bay that's where most of the rain fall is going to happen but some of this tropical moisture continuing to slide all the way to the south. you could see shower a

i'll see you in seattle next week. that will be great in seattle.ld one here tonight in texas. at at&t stadium as the dallas cowboys roll on to beat the giants by a score of 36-31. for al michaels, and cris collinsworth and michelle tafoya. saying good night from arlington, texas. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. we begin with that breaking news off the east bay. a fire is burning out of control on mount diablo forcing dozens of people to evacuate. it's forced the evacuation of dozens of homes in the curry point area. throughout the day a massive plume of smoke could be seen all over the bay area. firefighters have the fire just 10% contained tonight. it started at about 1:00 this afternoon. we have team coverage tonight. we want to begin with what you can tell us about the people who have been forced out of their homes. >> reporter: right behind me is mount diablo. i want to show you we're on this side of the mountain. the fire is on the other side of that ridge. the glow was one small orange dot, but it's grown brighter and

shu is in seattle and colin, you are in and not what we hoped for . >> the niners went to seattle inecember and got thrashed and it happened again. they lost the ground attack and the aerial tack and the turnover battle 1k3* time of possession. the 49ers were out played in every since of the -- every [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] bold flavors for the bold hearted -- progresso heart healthy soup. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas. [ farrar ] so think about where you go in a day. do you really need gas to get there? [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan l

shu is in seattle and colin,u ad you are in and not what we hoped for . >> the niners went to seattle in december and got thrashed and it happened again. they lost the ground attack and the aerial tack and the turnover battle 1k3* time of possession. the 49ers were out played in every since of the -- every wow. college already. ( chuckles ) yeah. - ( engine starts ) - we gotta go. ♪ for all the truth that you made me see... ♪ i love you. ♪ for all the joy you brought to my life... ♪ i love you too, daddy. ♪ you're the one who saw me through... ♪ and thanks - for everything. - ♪ through it all... - ♪ you were my strength when i was weak... ♪ - ( woman speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. hey. look at mommy. dad: maybe the light hurts his eyes. mom: maybe she's just not hungry. look. maybe it's a phase. announcer: avoiding eye contact is one early sign of autism. learn the others today. heavyweight title fight, but rather than ali frasier we got tyson-spinks. it was the domination of the 49ers in football. the seahawk fans with 136.6 which is a record. the road zone

and i think the missed signals here, such as the gun discharge in seattle, the lack of a -- >> seattlethink that it just wasn't -- the seattle incident, even on this low-level access that he was looking for and the seattle incident been available to the background checker at the time, he wouldn't have been approved. >> if that was put into the system, if there was a traditional background check, that should have raised a flag. the fact is with both his gun event in texas and then in the state of washington, neither one of those led to charges. so if the background checker is doing this for the government, he was generally darnled from the navy and a couple arrest, that's not enough to disqualify an individual. >> going back to this seattle incident, you were telling me off camera you thought the paperwork just didn't seem to make it into the system and had it, he might have actually been prevented from buying that shotgun in virginia. >> certainly a possibility. that is what the attorney in seattle says, that the work was lost. so it's just one of these things. there are two parts to t

also from seattle, congressman, do you like big butts? >> i'm sorry. >> stephen: you cannot lie, sir. >> tell me what-- . >> stephen: when a girl walks if in with a itty-bitty waste and-- in your face do you get strung. >> i'm not sure what you are driving at. >> stephen: i will ascertain in the clearest way possible whether you like big butts. >> the answer is no. >> stephen: no, okay. on a different subject, you famously refused to say the words under god in the pledge of allegiance in on the floor of the house. what dow have against god. >> one of the problems you have with under god is which god are you talking about. are you talking about the muslims. >> jon: no. >> the buddhists. >> stephen: no, i'll give you a hint, his name is jesus. >> i think you'll find about three quarters of the world would disagree with you. >> stephen: three quarters of the world, all due respect, is wrong. and their god is not god. and i don't mean that in a bad way. >> i always believe in freedom of religion. >> stephen: absolutely, everyone is free to wo

the seattle-tacoma international airport, almost two inches of rain last night. very unusual to get this much rain this time of year from a storm system to the east of you. the western rain-wrapped storm continues right down i-5. portland has gotten steady rain. 0.75 inches overnight. doesn't really go much past portland. as far as the storm goes, it will be moving slowly away over the weekend. and down in the south, still humid and hot by southern california standards. just plain old hot in the desert areas. today's forecast still more on and off rain for seattle to portland. clouds will keep you cooler. very hot in the desert areas. we'll see afternoon storms because the humidity is high from vegas to phoenix. and l.a. into the low 90s. some of the hottest temperatures of the summer season. thbetter day in the northwest a the storm exits. >> so it's hot in southern california, too. they are saying that it's very humid by their standards. they're not used to it. >> i like the heat, though. i want summer to last just a little bit longer. >>> under arrest for expo

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everyone, after a pretty even first half, no contest in the second. 49ers man handled seattle. first quarter started out well for the niners, the block punt after seattle's lines kind of relax. 49ers takes over on the sea hawks. look at kaepernick deflected and picked off one of the career highs, three interceptions for kaepernick and late the rain came and lightning and a one hour delayed. first half dominated on both sides. the second half, third quarter, sea hawks get rolling. and later in the third t here is one of the few high schools for the niners, cap neck scramble kaepernick scrambled for his life. 19-3, seattle at this juncture and later in the forth kaepernick intercepted again and this time it is richard in the outstanding 49ers held to 207 toll yards and they had 5 turn overs and 12 penalties. 29-3 seattle. >> i am not proud of the way we played tonight or coached, no, it was not our finest hours. i did not feel like we put our player in the position to be successful. we certainly did not make enough plays to be successful. >> the 49ers against the colts coming up

it is one of seattle's wettest septembers ever. a month's worth of rain came down in 24 hours, swamping roads, burying cars, and turning manholes into geysers. when the rain finally stopped, snow may be on the way. poor people can't catch a break. >> you are not kidding. >>> here's a look at the weather for the rest of the nation. outside of the pacific northwest, it will be absolutely pleasant across most of the country heavy showers from orlando to new orleans and into south texas. >> temperatures above normal for the eastern u.s. and the mild weather as far south as atlanta. summer-like along the front range of the rockies with temperatures in the 80s and seasonal along the west coast. >>> talk about making an entrance. how about these newlyweds in north carolina over the weekend. before getting hitched to each other they clipped to a zip line and rode in to their ceremony. >> in tandem there. pretty cool. >> they had to pull themselves to the last couple of feet. >> fun for their guests, for themselves obviously. they did a gre

so, i-5 from seattle all the way down into northern portions of seattle, going to have to deal with that. rainfall, that's why we have warnings. gusty winds going to be a problem. i think in the higher elevations just outside of seattle, washington cascades down into the oregon cascades. a couple of inches of snow. >> that's 4,000 feet and above. but keep that in mind right now. just looking at mostly cloudy overcast skies with showers. the heaviest of the activity arrives tonight. we will continue to make our way across the country where it's cooler in chicago. yesterday, 82 degrees. today, 69. and that's because we have a cold front pushing on through. that cold front will continue to push towards the east and weaken as it does. i think it's going to bring heavier rain to portions of texas. >> that's good news given the fact they have been dealing with exceptional levels of drought throughout the summer. >> lila, thank you. at least 50 people are dead after gunmen stormed a college dormitory in southwest nigeria. the fighters opened fire on these students while they were sleeping. al j

the first was in 2004, may 2004, in seattle.arrested for shooting out the tires of somebody else's vehicle. according to the police report, which was released publicly by the seattle police department today, mr. alexis would have been roughly 25 years old at the time. he shot out the rear tires of a vehicle that was parked next to his home. the car was parked by construction workers in the driveway of a work site that was next to where he was living. apparently, they were building a house next door and they were parked at that site. here's how the detective in the case explained his confession -- "i obtained a post-miranda confession from alexis. he explained how he perceived that the construction workers had directed him and how that perception led to what mr. alexis described as a blackout fueled by anger. he said he did not remember pulling the trigger of his firearm until about an hour after he did it. mr. alexis also told me how he was prt ose events had disturbed him." the following morning, the detective says, "i received

even water pouring through the roof of the seattle-tacoma airport.way. >>> off the cliff. late-night outrage on the floor of congress. >> delay obama care. >> what if democrats said we're going to shut down the government? >> is there any way to avoid a government shutdown now with time running out? >>> no show. amanda knox defending her decision not to return to italy for her murder retrial tomorrow. what her life is like now, back at home. >>> and alec baldwin, as you

just east of the big metro areas of seattle and portland.eattle could see the wettest september month on record if they get the number up there. couple of more inches. still, it's not just the rain, the wind could be even heftier today. flood watches and warnings and also high wind warnings. a lot of folks along the coast. the wind watches and advisories going all of the way to western montana. much more in the nation's weather coming up. back to bianna. >> a rough few days for folks in the northwest. all right, ginger, thank you. we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> we're going to turn now to washington where, after a late-night session that ran into early this morning, congress is still divided over a new budget bill and the deadline to avert a government shutdown, midnight monday. that's getting closer every minute. among those that would be the hardest hit would be the government workers who would be told, don't bother heading to work. abc's jeff zeleny is on capitol hill with the very latest. good morning to you, jeff. >> reporter: good

three big blows including a grand slam to brad hiller as the a's lose 7-5 in seattle.he loss locks the a's officially at as the number two seed for the a. l. playoffs. >>> stanford football. oh. does that answer your dominance huh? that's trent murphy against washington state. what a pick 6 for the big fella. they lead 55-10 and cal all kind of issues. 35 point dogs at oregon. braying the elements in eugene. not even close. byron marshall 25 yards for a score. cal losing this one in the fourth 55-10. it was 41-3 at the half. >> that was brutal. first up more sports for us though at 11:00 on kpix 5. good night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u

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a 2004 arrest in seattle. according to investigating officer, alexis didn't like the way a car was parked, so he shot out the tires. he would tell police as a new yorker he was still suffering from the effects of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. in 2007, he joins the navy where in four years he has eight disciplinary issues, ranging from insnowboard na eggs to disorderly conduct. he received non-judicial punishment, a red flag in itself. in 2008, alexis is briefly jailed in decalb county, georgia for an outburst that included damaging furnishings an swearing at an officer outside a nightclub. in fort worth, texas, 2010, he is arrested again for firing a bullet lou the ceiling of his apartment. he told police he was cleaning a gun and his hands slipped and pulled the trigger. three arrests, possible mental health issues and a less than exemplary military record. what happened? we asked the navy spokesman rear admiral john kirby. >> in 2007, he didn't have nearly the paperwork problems that we have now. so he passes

record heat in seattle at 93 degrees.t will still be a warm day. 93 yesterday. 102 in medford. >> wow. >> today is a little cooler. 84 in seattle. we're dry in most cases. it looks like even there in the intermountain west, it won't be as bad as last night in boulder. that's your the cooldown is on the way. details coming up. >> thanks a lot. >>> a little bit of a last gasp of summer. >>> new details regarding the testosterone and sex drive coming up. >>> but first, check out pope frances' new used car. it's a 1984 renault with a manual transmission. looks cool, right? and outside of the new engine, the vatican says the pope plans to drive the car himself. >>> headlines of business, by the way, are next. >>> welcome back. some other stories. a big announcement from across the pond. prince william is leaving the british military. the second in line to the throne completed his final shift as a royal air force search and rescue pilot on tuesday. kensington palace says he'll now focus on his royal duties, charity work, and, o

that was in seattle. >> that was seattle, 2004. >> seattle in 2004. >> he doesn't join the military until 2007. >> 2007 he joins the navy. in 2010, he has a run-in with the police again. his neighbor below him says he shot through the floor of their apartment. he says he was cleaning a gun. there was an accident. >> that is reported to police. then he is discharge theed from the navy, in late 2010 and out in 2011. in part, we are told, because of discipline issues, including potentially this gun issue. remember a gun incident in seattle in 2004. another one in fort worth in 2010. he is discharged. yet, he is somehow with these two gun incidents in his record allowed to get a job as a government director and allowed access to a sensitive military. some say he had grievances as a contractor, pay issues. >> that is rumored. to your other point the d.c. police, some people reported other people running away in odd directions. >> all day long there were reports of two other people. those have basically been. >> one has been officially ruled out. the fbi is saying they understand for sensitivit

as we have learned he was arrested in 2004 in seattle, washington. police say he shot out tires of a vehicle brong belonging to a construction crew working next door saying he shot out tires of the vehicle apparently upset over the noise they were making or parking situation. that was ongoing because of the construction in the neighborhood. then, in 2010, he allegedly shot a round through the ceiling of his apartment into the neighbor's apartment upstairs because he had an ongoing dispute about the noise she made in that apartment. the neighbor claims he confrontedner a parking lot friar to the shooting and scared her. she says she was terrified of him. police got to him, they pounded on the door he can't come out. he talked to police and told police he was cleaning his weapon and shot by accident. police apparently didn't buy that the story that. shooting in 2010 apparently was the reason why he was discharged from the navy. in 2011 fast forward to now, what he was apparently a subcontractor, working in the i.t.department at the navy yard which may

she's home in seattle.wo years ago, italy's highest court overturned her murder conviction after she spent nearly 4 years in prison i. she still suffered from panic attacks and post traumatic stress disorder. >> h how kr v you changed? >> my family was expecting the old amanda back. which is the old -- amanda back. i'm not quite as chirpy anymore. >> no new evidence or witnesses are likely in this retrial. but what is possible is that the only person serving a sentence for the crime could take the stand. he admitted to police that he was at the crime scene. >>> deadly bacteria blamed for nine deaths in florida. health officials are warning people not to eat raw or undercooked shell fish. anyone with a wound or broken skin is twoornd stay out of the water. >>> the family of a 24-year-old los angeles dodgers fan killed last week in san francisco is now asking for the public to help out in this case. jonathan denver's family was handing out flyers outside the stadium yesterday. they're asking anyone two witnes

my brother lives in seattle for one of they see wind storms. and when they hit, they hit hard. >> it's no joke. and a lot of people got to keep those umbrellas handy. >> but then they turn inside out. >> that's very true. thank you. >>> coca-cola is dethroned as the world's most valuable brand. >>> and billionaire mark cuban heads back to court. >>> plus talk about a bad day at work. details in two minutes when "early today" return. >>> welcome back to "early today." here's some stories making news on this monday morning. the retrial of amanda knox begins in florence, italy today. the one-time exchange student along with her italian boyfriend at the time are accused of murdering knox's british roommate in 2007. the two were convicted in 2009 but acquitted in 2011 but those acquittals were overturned in italy's treem supreme court in march citing inconsistencies. >>> recalling 19,000 pounds of chicken and pam products due to listeria con tom nation. no illnesses have been reported. >>> the father of a 24-year-old l.a. dodgers fan stabbed to deat

then -- the 49ers blown out in seattle. will quarterback colin kaepernick be shaving off an eyebrow? >> pam: but first. a child nearly killed by a dog. the message the victim has for his rescuers. >> catherine: in our developing story tonight. the mass shooting at the navy yard in washington d.c. >> catherine: 13 dead -- including the gunman. he's been identified.and had a criminal record. and the investigation tonight includes how this could happen at one of the nation's most secure facilities. we're folowing the latest developments.and after the break. >> catherine: we'll hear from the president. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-ve

just 12-3 with a seattle drive was giving life on that personal foul for smith.hit, lawson beat it. kaepernick threw for just 125 yards. was intercepted three times. it was very outspokenning this week. comes up with the past. 49ers managed 700 yards of offense. lynch get spwaos the end zone three times on the night at 2-0 the seahawks get the early jump. the 49ers response in the locker room was predictable. >> we're certainly not proud of the way we played tonight or coached. you know, no it wasn't our best hour. >> we certainly didn't make enough plays to be successful. wasn't good football. >> the raiders figured to have some very tough behalf ups this year. when you get one you're supposed to win and do that. that's a good thing. oakland takes care of business today at the coliseum against the jacksonville jaguars.

why was he living in seattle? >> he had family here. he think it was his grandmother and aunt not willing to talk to us here. at the time he was working for the navy. he was centered here in beacon hill. we have not tracked down many people that knew him. i haven't talked to anybody that knew him personally. family members weren't willing to talk to the media. we are trying to put a picture together of who the guy was. >> well, there is still a lot to learn. thank you very much. >>> coming up, new york city police also actively investigating this d.c. shooter. a live report from brooklyn is next. >>> tonight the investigation into the washington navy yard massacre stretching from behind me in washington, d.c. to texas, to seattle and even new york. wnyw linda schmidt is live in brooklyn. what's going on in brooklyn as part of t investigation? >> reporter: good evening to you and fox news channel. we are standing in front of alexis eegs mother's home. i will have any camera man, carl, push in here. it is a brownstone. his mother lives on

record rains pouring through the roof at the seattle airport. as millions in the pacific northwest plow through one of two powerful weekend storms, more than five inches of rain falling in parts of the cascades. some getting more than a month's worth of water in just one day. >> it just came down. it was a -- it was a deluge. >> reporter: and then, the wind. >> the wind is so strong. >> reporter: the high winds tearing at power lines. this morning, thousands are waking up in the dark. more than 20,000 in portland alone. >> this is crazy weather. >> reporter: and crazy gets crazier as a second storm sets its sights on the region yet again today. here we go. we have more rain coming. we're talking three to five inches if you're in the red area. seattle could see the wettest september month on record. if they get the number up there. couple of more inches. still, it's not just the rain, the wind could be heftier today. flood watches and warnings and also high wind warnings. the wind watches and advisies going all of the way to western montana. back

even water pouring through the roof of the seattle tacoma airport. there's another storm on the way. >>> a out the cliff. >> delay obama care. >> what if democrats said we're going to shut down the government. >> is there any way to avoid a government shutdown now with time running out? >>> no show. amanda knox defending her decision not to return to italy for her murder retrial tomorrow. what her life is like now, back at home. >>> and alec baldwin, like you have never seen him before. >> thanks, honey. >> why is this guy, famous for running with flight attendants and photographers, now striking yoga poses. >>> never had treatment from my husband like that when i was pregnant. >> not well trained. >> has anyone seen alec baldwin like this before. >> no. >> rob is like i don't know who he is. >> a soap opera star, right? >>> also coming up -- a hidden danger in your medical cabinet. not sticking to dose could land you in the e.r. >>> also, across the pond, the big royal christening of the future king of england is now less than a month away. buzz is

season with a shutout in seattle. is two more than last year as they tune up for the post season. the most exciting part of the mariners game, dancing ground keepers. the a's explode with four runs off ramirez in the second. brandon moss scores seth smith 4-0 athletics. strong outing and five shut out innings and struck out 8. he finished this year 5-3. he wants to be in the playoff rotation. four more in the fifth. double down to right. a's end the regular season with a 9-0 shutout. game one of the alds. giants and padres and a touching moment as bruce bochy promised he would get a curtain call and he did. he struck out mark kotsay to end the 8th. probably the last pitch for the giants and he got a standing o. he takes care of that. his first career homerun. solo shot ties it at 6th. just signed a $90 million contract extension and wins it with a walkoff single. his third r.b.i of the day. giants win their season finale , although they are not going to the post season 7-6 your final. >> you know, i think this game wa

a 2004 arrest in seattle. according to the investigating officer, alexis didn't like the way a car was parked so he shot out the tires. he would tell police as a new yorker he was still suffering from the effects of the 9/11 terrorist attack. in 2007, he joins the navy where in nearly four years he has eight disciplinary issues ranging from insubordination and disorderly conduct. he's briefly jailed in dekalb county, georgia for damaging furnishings and swearing at security guard outside a nightclub in 2010 he's arrested again, for filing a bullet through the ceiling of his apartment. he told police he was cleaning a gun and his hands slipped and pulled the trigger. three arrests, possible mental health issues, and a less than exemplary military record. what happened? we asked rear admiral john kirby. >> 2007 he didn't have nearly the paperwork problems we have now. so he passes a security clearance. but while he's in the navy this guy has a bunch of problems and yet the navy allows him to essentially leave th

was a rest in seattle for shooting down someone's tires. he black elk then fired the shot into the car tires. 22 and a resident ford taurus for shooting stilling suppose a because a neighbor of his was being too loud. he was in their reserve from 2007 to 2011 and during that term he'd want to meddle spirit terisa >> reporter: lee diverted to buddhism and analysts taking a besht agree in aeronautics. and 2011. >> reporter: given the national defense service medal, as well as the global war on terrorism medal while serving. >> reporter:2011 - discarged from military for a pattern of mis-conduct. >> reporter:after he was discharged, he worked as waiter and restaurant in fort worth, tx up until may of 2013. he was a military contractor - working in ionformationhe reportedly converted to buddhism, and was taking degree in aeronautics. >> reporter:now for some perspective - here's the navy yard. about 3-thousand people work civilians. ships are built and repaired at the navy yard. this is very close to the capitol - just over a mile from there. a

first quarter in seattle last night.ad an hour delay because of lightning storms in the seattle area. third quarter. rustle wilson. lynch . 12-0 seattle at that point. 4th quarter here's lynch again from wilson. 19-3 at that point. seattle wins 29-3. they dominate the 49ers. back in oakland after being gone for 7 seasons. up the gut, touchdown raiders. and they go on to beat the jaguars 19-9. they dominate in front of a packed house in oakland. as looking for the three game sweep. three home runs on the day. as win 5-1. they have a 6 6.5 game lead over the rangers with 13 games left by your playoff ticket. >>> giants and dodgers tied at 3 in the 8th. not any more. home run left field . third of the year. 4-3 in a game. hunter pence two more home runs. news is all good except for the 49ers who had pretty significant injuries. we will update those for you tonight at 6:00. have a great day, everybody. >> and a tough night. thank you, dennis. play of the day. cincinnati reds. watch the play by the pitcher. he's going and a l

seattle police in the stands for sunday's game.he 49ers jerseys they will have on. >>> during the run up to sunday's big football game, ktvu is having a bit of a friendly facebook competition with our sister station in seattle. you can show everyone who has the best fans in the west by sharing our special 49ers badge. you can look for it at the top of ktvu facebook page. >>> right now, unfortunately those fans in seattle are beating us like two 20 one. >> yeah. >> take a look at our facebook page. >>> all right. our weather. with we have america's cup. cal playing ohio state at 4:00. what are we looking at. >> reporter: cooler. the not going to be cold, but temperatures trending. the seattle forecast on sunday, they are expecting some rain showers and a few thunderstorms is a possibility. we'll be watching outs for that as we head into the weekend. today in the bay area, the advertised warmup verify nicely. mid to upper 80s. there is that fog that will continue to extend motion for summary judgment for tonight and will push locally