three lanes shut down so they can hopefully begin to upright this ring. traffic is able to get by in one of the left-hand lanes. so far we have not seen any huge delays because of this. but again, it's early now and as these minutes continue to tick by as you can see all those emergency crews are still out there, this is likely to cause some bumps. right now two connector ramps are also shut down. the connector ramp from southbound 101 to northbound 880. and the connector ramp from southbound 880 to southbound 101. so you may want to avoid this area altogether. use 280 as your alternate or use brokaw road instead. again, still have yet to up right that rig. tow crews a lot of flares and emergency crews there on scene. all right. let's go out to oakland quickly because we want to update you on this crash, as well. this was a deadly crash that happened this morning in oakland. city streets still shut down at 10 sixth avenue and macarthur boulevard. they are investigating a crash involving a car fleeing from police. two people were killed. that's your traffi

and they need to upright the big rig. it's a little difficult to see with all the lights but you'll notice that the south 101 connector ramp to northbound 880 is shut down so you may want to get off at oakland road. it's going to be out there for a while. you may want to consider alternates if you are heading through san jose later on. 280 is a good bet and very light at the 17 interchange with this live shot. no problems there. still pretty quiet on the east shore freeway and earlier stall cleared. you can get the latest traffic information by going to our website at www.abc7.com. that is the place to go and under the bay area traffic links. >> thanks a lot. now 5:22, australian jetliner is forced to make an emergency land can. why the airline has now grounded some planes. >> and former prime minister tony blair come sapphire preferred are worth 25% more on travel. we're like forget florida, we're going on a safari. so we're on the serengeti, and seth finds a really big bone. we're talking huge. they dig it up, put it in

she was strangled, choked to death and left in an upright position. it's usually a crime of passion, often the deadly result of an argument when the killer just plain snaps. >> what was the relationship was, something deteriorated for that moment. and emotional levels rose to where they were out of control. and then you know, minutes later, jennifer was dead. >> reporter: but after weeks turned into months and months into years, jenny's murder remained unsolved. eventually her case went cold. >> the fact that it's a cold case means it happened a long time ago and we don't have an arrest, but it doesn't mean that we've forgotten about it. >> reporter: sergeant swam has left the detective and the case has been handed over to cold case detective ed smith. >> it's difficult. it's very difficult. it's an emotional thing. >> reporter: smith has invested himself into this case. often reading the case file at home, retracing every last step, following up every last lead. he often goes back to the scene. >> we're about 100 yards behind where the houses existed

the 55-foot tree arrived on a flat bed truck and was hoisted into an upright position this morning with the help of a crane and some cables. the two and a half ton tree is a white fur that only grows above 5,000 feet. the tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for december 3. that will happen between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. >>> bart is open hoping to make holiday traveling easier. starting friday, they will run longer trains along the pittsburgh bay. more long-term space will also be available. service to the airport will also get a boost with extra air bart shuttles. >>> that's going to do it for us for news at noon. our next newscast is news at 5:00. have a great monday, everyone.

so they can upright that rig.you are coming down southbound 101, they were able to get one lane open. three right lanes remain blocked. so expect it to be extra slow this morning. so far it's early and traffic is still light in the area. if that closure continues, you may want to consider 280 later on. there was a deadly police chase overnight. we continue to have crews following this breaking situation. it started on 580 and ended on city streets with three people confirmed dead. the crash ended on 106th and mcarthur. we have a number of street closures in the area including 106th blocked off at foothill and macarthur boulevard, a very popular stretch there, right around talbot. expect closures to continue on city streets for at least another hour. again, three people confirmed dead. the 580 freeway is fine as well as 880. both are unaffected. live look at 880 by the coliseum. i realize it's dark. kind of hard to see that traffic but this is northbound traffic. you can make out a few headlights there heading up t

. >> reporter: jenny's body, lifeless, sitting upright against a fence strangled. >> she had died fromgulation. and basically was left there and abandoned. >> reporter: detectives was one of the original investigators in the case. he remembers going out to the scene. it was a cold rainy afternoon. >> i can guarantee he was with the people there that day and they hoped for a different outcome. >> reporter: in the days and weeks that followed, detectives poured all their resources into finding jenny's killer. they he knew jenny was running with an older crowd. detectives tell us even adults. the group often partyed in the very same spot where jenny was found. >> immediately, potential sus spent emerged. >> reporter: dehe -- suspects emerged. >> reporter: they looked at the way she cas killed, strangled and choked to death and left in a upright position. it's or a lay crime of passion often the deadly results of an argument when the killer snaps. >> what ever the relationship was, something deteriorateed for that moment and emotional levels rose to out of control. and then, minutes later,

roa puts it down and that kick is just good against flirting with the upright. but that will right an end to this one with a 10-point lead and 22 seconds remaining in the game. >> cris: you know what they say in golf? yu write a 3 on the score card and move on. >> al: fairway in regulation. the giants, whap what happens? they go home and they have jacksonville in the meadowlands next week. jaguars winning again today and knocking off cleveland. then washington comes to town. then they go to minnesota. and then philadelphia goes to the meadowlands on december 12th. then the giants, take a look at that at the end. tough. at green bay. then then go to washington to end the season. >> cris: we know what the headlines are going to be tomorrow in you know, are we seeing another foil? remember last year the 5-0 start and so great in the beginning? tom coughlin's teams have struggled down the stretch lately. they had a chance in this one, you know? they just gave it away. they just -- silly plays. >> al: after philadelphia almost gave it away. philadelphia letting giant

off the upright. that miss came back to haunt the lions. jets sent the game into overtime. nick fulling nailed a 30-yarder for the win. jets win 23-20. nascar's chase for the cup is heating up. jeff gordon and jeff burton wrecked. gordon crashed hard into the wall but didn't end there. the two exchanged words and punches on the track. and to think these guys actually like each other. friends like that, who really needs enemies. denny hamlin took over the points lead with a win in texas. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> "early today" sports is brought by touch of gray, get rid of some, never all. >>> a movie that showed in only four theaters is making news. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. with all due respect to the winners and top finishers this man was new york's favorite runner at the weekend marathon. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. a dry day in much of the west. the exception around salt lake city, nevada into southern idaho where our storm system is moving with

pound bomb were discovered was that one sort of a chicken curry you know that's what i had standing upright. on the end of a bomb and having to detonate a bomb and are using it is just one corner of the project invent. you know leon was introduced to two australian ex-pats involved in exploring the history of the battle of tara stan ghosh to his professional diver and munitions expert and peter scarlett has lived on the island for over fifteen years stan has done hundreds of dives off base yo and is employed by history flights on their two year program to survey the island for last graves there's there's a plane just looking at randy that's for the other to the waste that's a basically for the brotherhood as that what's in the water for is a picture of it that's the vision of this the whole city. the ways into sections there before. the debris from the battle still covers the island and every storm on earth new ordinance stan showed leon a fifty caliber machine gun sitting in the water a few yards from the beach front home. i said that's a fifty fifty caliber machine. scope the cup again we

. >> i grew upright around the area. >> reporter: later moved to florida and had long forgotten the fortntil two years ago when his daughter kristen died of a rare brain cancer. >> it's a hard, tragic, painful death. she died in high arms. >> reporter: then the girl's mother was diagnosed with rennal cell cancer. she died this month. doctors told randy the cause for these causes could be environmental, one culprit the water supply. >> this aquifer in fort detrick is the most contaminated in the routes. >> reporter: white has pent more than a half merchandise to test the wattr and soil. >> they found agent orange near house in the ground. >> reporter: contamination were found even when detrick did the testing 5 years ago which ii when the government started supplying dottie and her daughter with bottled water and still does today. >> you can't take a shower with it. you can't hang a jug of water in the shower. >> reporter: their main concern is cancer rather common around here. >> my mom died with ovarian and colon cancer. >> reporter: lots of loved ones have been lost. sister and my aunt

that's ryan long wal, through the uprights. vikings danger it.take a deep breath in minnesota. >>> tom brady and the visiti visiting the cleveland browns. second quarter. browns up 10-7, how about josh cribbs takes the direct snap. hands off to chansi stuckey and he takes it to the pylon. browns up 17-7. upset in the making. third quarter. same score. how about some colt mccoy. browns have played five different quarterbacks in the past three weeks. they may have found one. browns win 34-15. >>> michael vick and the eagles hosting the colts. eagles in red zone, there's vick to desean jackson. both of these guys coming back after injury. late third quarter, vick. looking like he did back in the day for atlanta. finds a seam and there's the speed. 32-yard rush. he would later score a touchdown. 13th time he's thrown a rush for a touchdown in the same game. eagles win 26-24. that's your espn news update. i'm steve weissman. back to you in new york. >>> steve, thanks. in a late game, the packers embarrassed the cowboys 45-7. aaron rodgers threw for 29

yeonpyeong is little more than a rocky upright. there are troops being ferried in. south korea is moving fast to reinforce its hold here. in the opposite direction, the island civilian population are leaving. almost all have gone, as you can see. a car tossed on its side, damage from one of north korea's rockets. so it was this site, that long, the rocket. the soldiers took that away. the shrapnel you can see there. almost 200 peppered the island this week. this woman ran to the harbor to expect -- to escape the first explosions but another salvo was fired. "hiding behind the sea wall was the only way we could survive. the rockets passed over us and more hit. it sounded like frying popcorn," she said. >> the north korean munitions surround the group of three houses, getting them all. both sides are ramping up the rhetoric. the north correa says if there is any "it warmongering" from the south, they will do it again. south korea responded. targeting civilians says it means the rules of engagement for its military will change. if it happens again, there will hit back

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the methods that it's called in this case again but you can't sit back with the foundation's been upright take the much longer for even ten years at the. we've now got to a situation where they're actually working with both parties and that's what you very well but that's a that's holding legal i would certainly do that that's called himself has said that they would be stepping in the belly of the problem that wasn't big that's probably the best place to look at a. problem with mistakes but rather that he doesn't people a good guy could take them on if this is the to say that that was a. drug addict in russia that's really a drug addict it is an issue that needs to be tackled. russia is mourning the death of a veteran of post soviet politics viktor chernomyrdin in the one nine hundred ninety s. was russia's prime minister during the difficult transition from communism in one thousand nine hundred ninety three russian the u.s. created a joint commission on economic and technological cooperation it was known as the so-called border jordan a move of the commission that also dealt with the us

combat the methods that it's called in this case to get to you captain back with the foundation's been upright take much longer for a good ten years and they've now got a situation where they're actually working with all thirty i'm not working very well but that's a that's all been legal power within the law certainly the city that that sunday chavez cut himself has said that there was something that they did that to fill a catapult that wasn't big or just up in the first place took a day. this is just takes that around thirty thousand people a good. unofficial statistics say that but. it must. be tackled. artie's are firth reporting there on a maverick russian anti drug activist who's been spared jail but let's take a look now at some world news in brief for you this hour greece has suspended all mail deliveries abroad for forty eight hours after a series of parcel bombs were sent to foreign embassies in athens three of them were addressed to germany's chancellor angela merkel italian prime minister silvio berlusconi and french president nicolas sarkozy some parts of athens have been closed o

it is a moment of family stand upright a church in brighton happening here remains a ritual rather than the man simply chooses the woman he wants and forcibly takes her but the kidnapping of one young girl called him on one terribly wrong. i knew she went shopping. we had a good outside and saw her being kidnapped yes she was shouting we saw. the kidnapper and his accomplice grabbed him on jumped into a car and sped away but a short way down the road to question to be. a young girl. when we were driving. in the. northwest it was an awful tragedy the car was just a piece of metal you couldn't tell what car it was. some say kidnap and brights ones and the cook asian blood religious leaders and churches strongly disapprove and no laws have been brought in to corrupt the practice the. chechens never had such as this is. every friday i say during the. this is great to see. and be punished with you in this life. the girls who've been kidnapped really bring this matter to a courtroom as such case may be considered it is grazed by all but they never forget about it result no one saw the experie

officers responsible for the time of his in custody with no one ever found guilty of killing his upright advanced rate of one a week. and also he's close that series goes wild as we take a dip in thailand offering for food and for business in the siberian region of toms . international news live from moscow this is all see with me us about follow it thanks for joining us russian president dmitry medvedev haas personally ordered a top level police investigation into this savage basing of a newspaper journalists near his moscow home saying those responsible must be found and punished cover songs newspaper reporter cassian is now in a medically induced coma in hospital with multiple severe injuries after a time being treated as attempted murder which investigators say may be links to his work also he's paid to all of the reports from. the attack occurred right in the center of moscow where mr caution lives and two attackers were waiting for him to return to his apartment building into the courtyard part of the of the apartment complex where he lives they were standing holding flowers appare

rocca puts it down and that kick is just good against flirting with the upright. but that will right an end to this one with a 10-point lead and 22 seconds remaining in the game. >> cris: you know what they say in golf? yu write a 3 on the score card and move on. >> al: fairway in regulation. the giants, whap what happens? they go home and they have jaconville in the meadowlands next week. jaguars winning again today and knocking off cleveland. then washington comes to town. then ty go to minnesota. and then philadelphia goes to the meadowlands on december 12th. then the giants, take a look at that at the end. tough. at een bay. then then go to washington to end the season. >> cris: we know what the headlines are going to be tomorrow in you know, are we seeing another foil? remember last year the 5-0 start and so great in the beginning? tom coughlin's teams have struggled down the stretch lately. ey had a chance in this one, you know? they just gave it away. ty just -- silly plays. >> al: after philadelphia almost gave it away. philadelphia letting giants get back

puts it through the uprights. 7-6 mavericks. wilkins. good looking ball.ech wins the 2-a north region. 7-6 your final. college hoops. gary williams taking on 16th ranked illinois. . to -- illinois at the break. knocking down threes from all over. illinois would lead by a dozen. freshman out of arizona pausing and knocking down that three. 87-6 your final on friday. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. >> carmelo anthony is helping put continue dinner on the table. people lined up inside the youth development center where members of the all-star foundation handed out dinners. >> inmates in hagerstown did their part to help deserving families this holiday. they prepared 350 turkeys which were delivered to the b. gatty center. this is the 20th annual thanksgiving dinner provided in the name of the woman that started it all. >> temperatures in the 50's to near 60. dry weather through monday. by thanksgiving rain chances go up. temperatures go up and down. next week at this time, wole be -- we'll be -- >> thanks. [captioning made possible by constellation

stewardess or the steward now on airplanes, i guess that would be me, put your tray tables in the upright locked position. pro pair. that's what -- prepare. that's what we're going to do. i'll show you what to do in the next weeks and months. people in this audience will lead the way to a brighter tomorrow. i want to start in an unusual place. we will start and end the program here. believe me, this is worth the ending. show you this building. this is where we start and end. this is the e.u. parliamentary building. i don't know if you have seen it. striking. dramatic the way it looks. the symbol of one united europe. one language. one europe. this is what george soros calls it. >> the european union was built by a process of piece mill social engineering. indeed, it's probably the most success fful feat of social engineering in history. >> glenn: papara is george soros' hero, a guy you should look up. where we're headed. what does he call it? the greatest feat in social engineering. it may be. how is it working in out spain? they sport the highest rate of unemployment at 20.5%. by the way

so return your bathrobe to the upright position. >>> my next guest stopped by our studios in january when he was running for congress. like all people who stop by our studios when running for congress he won. talking about that is lieutenant colonel and congressman elect, allen west. colonel, what do i call you? do i call you congressman colonel or colonel congressman? >> the most important thing is you never call me late for dinner. >> very good, very good. >> would you say that coming on "red eye" was 80% responsible for you winning or would you go higher? >> i would go 85 to 90% because it was the turning point of our election in january to get our voice out on your show which reached a totally different under crowd. >> totally different and possibly stoned crowd. i don't know if it actually helped, but maybe. now are you in florida. when you won did you go to disney world? >> no, i thought about it, but i went diving instead. >> i am joking about red eye. it had nothing to do with it. your appearances on youtube were really what electric -- electrified people, don't you think? >>

soak 78 your grandfather's, they still carry themselves in the upright tradition, still have that on the secret service agents have. m. harris about clear crisp day in november nearly half a century ago. >> we felt like we failed, we all had the same feeling it was a terrible feeling. >> a blanket is reverting accounts of that date in his new book. he reveals how after 24 hours after john kennedy's assassination, he almost caused another >> will tragedy. >> exhausted and on edge, he heard a perching footsteps and ready his submachine gun. >> i went around the house, and then i recognized that it was president johnson. >> johnson had just come out to get some air, >> how close were you to shooting him? >> my figure was on the trigger. i had nightmares about this for months afterward. >> johnson he said turned white said nothing went back into the house. lane and held just a few feet away from kennedy's grave. hill broke the forward in his blaine's book. >> you had a tough time after your resignation, can you tell me about what you winter. >> i had nightmares, it seemed like every time

it was uprighted and all lanes were reopened just after 3:00 this morning. the lanes have been blocked for about eight hours west of north first street. the driver was initially trapped in the truck. they were injured. no elect nitrogen was spilled. the cost cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> controversial airport screening procedures will be adapted as quote, conditions warrant. the newly invasive procedures are drawing fire as the holiday ravel season begin -- travel season begins. reporter shelby lynn has the story. >> you have important options we want you to be aware of. >> reporter: as more concerns are raised at the screening procedures. the tsa is trying to educate the public about the rules. >> if we are to detect terrorists who have proven innovative and creative in their design and implementation of bombs that are going to blow up airplanes and kill people, then we have to do something that prevents that. >> reporter: government officials say incidents such as the would be bomber that packed explosives in his underwear to try and blow

. >> if that's true -- >> these are the smartest people who have ever walked upright. right? the most brilliant campaign. >> i disagree because this seems to be the trademark president bush. he did this with healthcare and didn't learn what the healthcare system is like. they went parading around the expansion. i don't get the feeling he's prepared. >> there is an an international forum with the allies where it should be choreographed and marked a democratic process in your congress by definition is contentious. >> even people who disagree with the obama administration -- i want to see him go abroad. >> we all do. >> they said i won't be hassled at the airport. t.s.a. want to put in the screening machine, see you naked, keep the tape of you naked. some of us are prouder than others. >> that's why i work out. >> they may have dangerous radiation and the pilot union are saying that's it. we had it. we're not going to do this. >> i think t.s.a. needs to be worried about things. there is two ways to look at it. first, i don't care if i'm invinced and i have to be 30 minutes early

the top of the pole remained upright. the crash called other poles to splinter and tilt. >>> a toy drive and a debate about carrying guns in public. >>> with the cold weather upon us some people are turning on their heaters for the first time. and firefighters say that could lead to a problem if your heater is not working properly. >>> a string of robberies in contra costa county. >>> east shore freeway looking good. coming up we'll have parking information for you in san francisco. >>> i'm claudine wong. pam cook also has the day off. time now is 5:28 let's head over to steve on this very chilly morning. >> we do have mostly clear skies. high clouds moving in toward the knot. we start off upper 20s. mostly 30s. we send up with mostly sunny skies. highs slightly warmer. south bay with a few upper 50s now. here is tara. >>> here is a look at the east shore freeway. you can see things are moving along nicely at this hour. next up we have 280 near san jose. you can see traffic is looking good. craig and claudine. >>> it is b

it looks like it has been made upright and placed on top of the rollback.nd lanes are open in both the express lanes as well as in the main line as you push up towards woodbridge and travel across the occoquan. on the inner loop of the beltway traveling southbound 95/495, authorities are checking for a crash near the bw parkway. outer loop flowing freely headed around towards georgia avenue. southbound 270, heavy on the top stretch. we are already slow approaching and passing 109. no trouble spots to report headed into clarksburg and germantown. southbound 355 looks good headed south of 70. no trouble spots across the american legion bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> let's take a look at sports now. steeleers and cincinnati. bengals who come -- would come back in the north quarter but the steelers won it. >>> many inside and outside the dallas organization felt the plays are just stop playing for wade phillips. jason garrett take over on an interim basis. >> i recognized that, after the game, that we just weren't playing winning foot

you can see where this car hopped the curb and ended upright here. it struck the light pole after the driver lost control. there is cones in several spots here. san francisco police responded to the accident. the car was traveling westbound on ocean avenue and crashed in front of a city bank. two people were thrown from the vehicle they did not survive. two others were hurt but not seriously and the fifth passenger was not hurt at all. we can only assume all of these passengers were not wearing their seat belts this morning. two men dead after this early morning accident. the cause is still under investigation. reporting live from san francisco jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 5:01 an oakland police investigation this morning after a pit bull was shot by police last night. they were searching for two gunmen between 22nd avenue. there was a confrontation with the pit bull and the police officers opened fire. the dog was shot in the leg it will survive. police also made one arrest but the investigation and a search for a gun tonights. >>> misthu

. >>> stocks across europe are upright now following the lead of most asian markets. japan's nikkei closing up 1%. that is easing fears that europe's debt problems could spread to other countries. checking in on wall street and where we start the week dow, nasdaq, and s & p posting slight gains. the future indicates a much higher opening when the bell rings in an hour. >>> a lot of people are keeping an eye on the gas pump as they plan to travel for the weekend. it's up nearly a nickel in the last two weeks. across the country the average price is $2.88. here in the bay area it's higher with san francisco posting the highest price in the state $3.27. in san jose it's six cents cheaper. >>> this morning oakland police are out there searching for suspects in the shooting where one person was killed and three others were hurt. kraig debro is joining us live. >> reporter: in the heels of that violent evening we are finding there are two bay area cities on the list of most dangerous cities in america. first the activity last night. one person is dead after a shooting in oa

we're upright and breathing. >> that's it! >> we're on this side of the ground! >> an all important point. let's get you going with the day planner on this wonderful monday morning. temperatures in the upper 40s under cloudy skies. low 50s at 9:00. near 60 by noon. around 60 at 5:00 p.m. where the clouds will be increasing. a couple sprinkles early this morning up to our north, northern maryland, but we have clear skies south and east. clear skies led to fog issues. visibility at andrews, one quarter mile. watch it east and southeast of town. here's angie. >>> so far to good, no major incidents to report across the region which is why so far i'm giving the track a nice green light as you saw. you can see how it translates on our map across maryland, virginia and in d.c. focusing on the outer loop we are clear from 95 over towards 270, taking it outside we have drivers moving at speed, a great example coalsville road. interstate 270, the drive out of frederick outside past 121 towards the split, we're going to find your lanes wide open, all the construction near f

. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by the antelope species with upright or swept back horns. thanks arabian ork. >>> let's welcome back -- let's welcome back? let's find out if we have gotten anything right so far. for the next few days i will have a trani on my butt. >> why is that? >> i will go on a cruise and i will have a trans der mall patch on my butt. >> a word of advice, after the cruise don't forget to get the trani off your butt. you would look silly with it on your butt. >> tsa national opt out day. greg, you said national opt out day is a stupid name. on the othernd that, the acro anymore is n-u-d-e. >> wow. >> that's why they chose it. and you said they want to opt out of the scaner and the pat downs. not true. they want to opt out of the scaners and have the pat downs done in public. >> but they don't want the serious pat down. >> they do, they just want them done in public rather than private so people can see how invasive they are. they are not telling people to opt out of both because legally they can't. >> isn't that worse though? >> or it is more erotic. >

joe was able to slide the 29- yard field goal through the uprights. watch it here.of ups and downs at candlestick park ends in an overtime win for san francisco. 23-20 the final. far too many mistake for the 49ers. but at this point, at least, they have a win to show for it. >> it was our day today. you know, as a quarterback it's not going to be as good as you always want it to be. and it is not going to be as bad as you think it is. >> you saw what i saw. he made the plays. and he made plays and in crucial times. and i mean that's what you want. so that is less exciting to see. >> going back to the first eight games, you know, everything was going wrong for us. we were hoping that something would happen. thanks to our return, everybody knows that we are working hard. we know what we have in the locker room. we are just going to take one game at a time. and just go out there and look at it likes it's march madness. take one game and win it and keep moving up the ladder. >>> the other two nfs teams made it. mate hassleback back in the lineup behind butter. he gets a

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the south bay commute and the rig has been uprighted. he will have an update coming up live at the scene and whether or not they think they can move the rig. that's better new for you through industry streets. >> the weather speaking of san jose. not much wind and we have more clouds than yesterday at this time. 58 in oakland and the commute is looking okay. san francisco look at that. 63 degrees. a little bit of a sea breeze. radar not picking up yet, but systems to follow into tomorrow will bring in a chance of showers. today a little bit cooler and filtered sunshine. for friday, a system that is going to weaken as it approaches the coast. by friday night and early saturday, maybe a few showers. it's sunday i think we will see the best chance for rain. temperatures around the bay area 50s and 60s for most of the bay area. 70s with clouds and sun at times. the weekend forecast includes a big drop in temperatures. 50s and sicks for highs and rainy day sunday, but at least an extra hour of sleep as daylight savings ends this weekend. >> g

john casey grazed the uprights but missed a field goal as time expired in cleveland. got a win over washington in less by fraser's debut as head coach. they beat jacksonville. >>> the new bcs college rankings are out and good news for stanford. on the heels of the cardinals 38-0 win over oregon state last night. stanford has jumped two spots in the rankings to number four. lsu and boise state were both losers this weekend. they fall out of the top five. auburn is the new number one. but whering alsos on saturday, it will most likely still be oregon against auburn for the national championship that will send tsu against the rose bowl against wisconsin. the top four assures stanford of a berth in another bcs poll. one more poll to come out next week. >>> lots of bay area basketball when sports wrap up continues and . >>> we are about to dive full blast into college basketball season. stanford hasn't had the greatest holiday weekend losing twice in the 76 classic in anaheim. before today's game against depaul. this event held in the shadow of the magic kingdom and story

gerald blaine and clint hill still carry themselves in that upright tradition, still have that bond thatl have vivid memories of that clear, crisp day in november nearly half a century ago. >> we couldn't help it. we felt like we failed. we all had the same mission and it was a terrible feeling. >> reporter: blaine gives riveting new accounts of that period in his just-released book, "the kennedy detail." he reveals how less than 24 hours after john kennedy's assassination, he almost caused another unspeakable tragedy. blaine stood guard outside lyndon johnson's house in the early morning darkness. exhausted, on edge, he heard approaching footsteps and readied his submachine gun. >> put it to my shoulder and steadied my feet and around the house, i recognized right away, it was president johnson, by his profile. >> reporter: johnson had just come out to get some air. how close did you come to shooting him? >> well, my finger was on the trigger. i had nightmares about this for months afterwards. >> reporter: johnson, he says, turned white, said nothing, and went back in the house. i spoke

vacuum and electrostatic dry cloths, to trap and lock fine dirt, dust, and hair better than a leading uprightinded me with science >> sean: we continue with the great, great american panel. i have to take issue with these two and you have to help me here. >> all right. >> sean: hang on a second. i'm making the case. i don't think, i don't think obama can follow hillary's advice, which is do with a her husband did and move to the center. you mentioned, one of you mentioned afghanistan. he only gave them 75% of what they asked for, or they were failures, own commanderers and he waited five months and he did it reluctantly. i think only because he knew he would be, you know, criticized because that's what he had to say when he was running. i don't think it's because he is committed to winning the war. >> no, no, no why all of a sudden do we hear about we're not going to really withdrawal until 2014? why are we hearing that if he doesn't have the stomach to see it through? >> sean: he hasn't shown me he has a commitment to win. >> he doesn't, and that is point. but he nevertheless increased troop

gerald blaine and clint hill carry themselves in that upright tradition.have that bond that only secret service agents know and still have vivid memories of that clear crisp day in november nearly half a century ago. >> we couldn't help but we felt like we failed. we all had the same mission, and it was a terrible feeling. >> blaine gives riveting new accounts of that period in his just released book the kennedy detail. he reveals how less than 24 hours after john kennedy's assassination, he almost caused another unspeakable tragedy. blaine stood guard outside lynn don john -- lyndon johnson's house in the early morning darkness. exhausted on edge he heard approaching foot steps and readied his sub machine gun. >> i put it to my shoulder and steadied my feet and around the house, i recognized right away it was president johnson by his profile. >> johnson had just come out to get some air. >> how close did you come to shooting him? >> my finger was on the trigger. it -- i -- i had nightmares about this for months afterwards. >> reporter: johnson, he says, t