>> rod: yeah, i think they will throw and be looking for deandre smelter or darren waller. waller is 6'5" and try to spread him as far across the field as they can because this ball is on the hash. yeah, they don't have confidence in their option game running to the edge. running inside is the only thing but that's risky here. that's how they got to this overtime though inside lee got the touchdown. gurley came right back, matched that one. and then gurley started the second overtime with a huge run and got them the touchdown and now georgia tech's on fourth down. >> bob: fourth and five from the 6. lee in the pistol. he'll throw. end zone, catch an the car recommend back outside the goal line and incomplete and the dogs survive and win it in overtime. what a game and what a comeback by georgia. agony for georgia tech. >> rod: well, this was a shot. he had something there. but what a great job. it looked like it was wilson who got his hands on it and knocked it up in the air. and that destroyed the play for georgia tech because wilson made a great, great play to get his han

this is near the southeast corner of golden gate park on waller street. the chase started when a patrol car tried stopping the suspect in potrero hill. when one officer walked up to the car the driver sped off winding through several neighborhoods. during the chase one officer fired a shot that hit the suspect car. the suspect tried to run after he crashed but was quickly caught. >> there are so many crime scenes that we have to look at, the vehicle accident or collision scenes, the officer- involved shooting scene and here where the vehicle collided. >> reporter: so the suspect in custody this morning with nonlife-threatening injuries. one officer also injured but we're not sure how. we also do not know if the suspect had a gun but you can see from the mess here this morning, we got fluid on the ground, debris. we are expecting an update later this morning. live in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> we still have not been told the original reason why the officers approached the suspect. >>> in oakland the family of the teen declared brain-dead has unt

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she was sitting on a couch inside her home on waller avenue saturday night when someone fired multiple shots in the street. one of the bullets went through the wall of the house and hit romero. her family says despite the diagnosis she's still in good spirits. >> she's in pain one minute. she's laughing and talking to us like nothing ever happened. the bullet is in her spine and they can't do surgery because it's in a very difficult spot. >> richmond police say they're still searching for the shooter and a motive. >>> the national rifle association filed a lawsuit challenging the new gun control ordinance in sunnyvale. that ordinance prohibits possession of ammunition magazines that hold more than ten rounds. suit argues that ten rounds or more is standard for more pistols or rifles sold in the u.s. it also contends it's unconstitutional for the city to limit the number of rounds that law-abiding residents have to protect themselves. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in the philippines to show u.s. support following the devastating typhoon. now this is new video of kerry arriving in

. >> reporter: two weeks ago, a stray bullet traveled through the wall of her family's home on waller avenue. it went through dominique's arm and lodged in her spine. she is currently paralyzed from the waist down. >> she doesn't want to go to a place that was once called home, where she got shot. >> reporter: john mere medical center will discharge dominique soon and the family is struggling to find a place for her to go. >> you can't come here because your arm's still in a cast, or you can't come here because you don't have any insurance. you can't come here because you can't afford to be here. >> reporter: additional support is coming from a family of a different kind. the raider nation. the tailgating group make oakland better, also known as the 66th street mob, wants to help. >> we're not just a tailgate. we're a community-driven tailgate. >> reporter: along with dominique's family, they will be collecting donations at tomorrow's raiders game. dominique's family is working on putting together t-shirts. they have also created teal ribbons, one of her favorite colors. if you see so

neighbors here on waller avenue were shaken by this shooting. >> they are good friends and they are ourneighbors. so just sad to see something like this happen in a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: police aren't sure what prompted this shooting. the victim's sister says this was a senseless crime that left her sister frightened. >> whatever it was, she did not deserve it. >> reporter: and paramedics say that what her stepfather did may have saved her life. he immediately applied pressure to the wound. >>> students at uc berkeley are on edge after yet another robbery near campus. the latest incident happened as two students were headed to view a meteor shower late friday night. the men stole several items including an i pad, a purse, and camera equipment. >> i feel like it's kind of a trend and robberies have been like happening during this time. >> reporter: police say the suspects were in their 20s who drove away in a brown or rust colored two door car. >>> could it be an al alternative to the crowded stores and bustle of the mall. allie rasmus reports. >> just a blob of mud basically.

on waller avenue in richmond. nine shots were fired.em went through her arm and hit her in the lower back. the victim's sister, who did not want her face to be shown on tv, said her sister was with her stepfather when this happened. >> it could have been way worse. i'm just thankful she's talking, breathing alert. >> the victim's sister said her sten father applied pressure -- stepfather applied pressure to the gunshot rounds. >>> there's a word of a brush fire in the big sur area. we're getting details coming in. it's very large. do we have alexic? apparent -- do we have alex savidge? apparently not. >>> alex savidge is in vallejo has more has more on an important meeting tonight. >> reporter: there will be a city council meeting tonight to debate whether to impose this new contract on the police force. the vallejo police association is fighting this proposal that could potentially slash both pay and health benefits for current and retired police officers. let me show you this full-page nup ad. it's surge -- newspaper ad. union leaders

marci waller is a founding member of a local neighborhood watch group in the area where stockton's murderd was recently broken. >> the best thing now is to continue to encourage stocktonians to neighbor up and join or start a neighborhood watch. be aware and take action when something suspicious is happening in your neighborhood. talk to each other. come out of your house. don't isolate yourself out of fear. walk your streets, walk your dog. be proactive so you don't have to be reactive. >> scott smith is a reporter for stockton's local newspaper, "the record." are things changing for the better in stockton? >> you know what is interesting, i've been covering the bankruptcy big-time. i went over to vallejo which is a short distance from here. they were sort of the other big city in the state that went into bankruptcy. i went over there for a day and did some reporting. and people i talked to said you know what happened is we became less reliant on the city and police, and we did what they're doing here today. they formed neighborhood watch groups. and that's changed how we live. it forced

. >> back waller beach is about eight miles from andre and marie's home. near los angeles international airport where flights leave daily for moscow and beijing. on tuesday, november 15, four days after marie disappeared, andre himself went there to post flyers. he had an encounter with a perfect stranger a and asked for help. and that's when this story took another strange turn. >> coming up-- >> i couldn't believe that i was seeing the car that this man was just looking for. >> a huge break in the case. and a heart breaking moment at home. >> we walk in the room and everybody's in there crying. everyone in >> narrator: tuesday november 15, 1994. marie singleton, wife, mother, and secret cia employee had been missing for four days. police were looking for her, so was the fbi. she might have been a run away, a crime victim. or a double agent. but tim kaniff didn't know any of that when he stopped by dock wiler beach near l.a.x. to take a short walk and unwind after work. >> i saw a man posting flyers for a missing person. >> the man was andre jackson. >> h

waller, this is horrible story out of russia death toll looks like it's going to go up because of the shrapnel wounds. seems so far away from here and indeed it is. our at least are set to go to rush sharks what should would he be thinking about? >> in boston we really feel these attacks because as you know the terrorists who did the boston marathon killings were from that part of russia. they were from chesh that chechnya. going to be quite a concern for our athletes and especially their families and friends and other spectators who go to the preliminary picks. -- olympics. russia promising the tightest security in the history of the olympic games. so getting a bomb off at an x-ray check point weeks before the games versus getting something done during the games, those are two totally separate matters our security system here in the united states, people want to do damage, they will probably be able to do some damage rush ha is a police state. he celebrated the founding of the kgb he presides over a massive police system in russia. they still have never been able to get a handle on t

she was sitting on a couch in her home on waller avenue saturday night when several shots were firedn the street. one bullet went through the wall of the house and hit dominique. >> my heart is broken. i cannot mag what she's going through -- imagine what she's going through. she's 19. graduated from high school last year. >> the family says despite the diagnosis dominique is still in good spirits. the police say they are still out there searching for the shooter and the possible motive. >>> the nra is suing, they are trying to block the new gun control ordinance in sunnyvale. the ordinance bans having ammunition magazines that hold more than ten rounds. the lawsuit argues that ten or more rounds is standard for many pistols and rifles sold in the u.s. they also claim it's unkotion stutional -- unconstitutional to limit the number of rounds a person can have. >>> according to the chronicle, coyotes were spotted by the embarcadero and on telegraph hill below coit tower. they've been coming out at night to find food. wildlife officials say coyotes have been roaming more often because i

it happened just after 6:30 on waller avenue in richmond. police say nine shots were fired. victim's arm and her lower back. the victim's sister common did not want to be on camera says her sister was with her stepfather at the time whinniest happened. >> it could have been way worse but i'm thankful that she is talking and breathing and she is alert. >> reporter: police say they are not sure what prompted the shootings. they are still out there looking for clues and suspects. the victim's sister says this was a senseless crime and her family no longer feels safe in their neighborhood. >>> a 13-year-old oakland girl still on life support this morning in tragic medical case. she was declared brain dead last thursday. just a couple days after she went into oakland's children's hospital to have tonsil surgery. the girl's family accuses the hospital of inadequate care that led to her having a heart attack after the procedure. the hospital promises a full investigation. >>> tomorrow marin county supervisors will consider a plan to improve pedestrian safety. the meeting comes a we

the bullet was fired from the street into a home on waller avenue near 37th street. were at least 9 rounds. the victim was struck in the lower back and airlifted to a trauma center. >>> the raiders will not finish above 500 for the 11th 11th straight year but today's home game against kansas city is sold out. matt mcgloin will start. in last week's game against the jets terrelle pryor came in to lead the third offensive series of the game and that got oakland a field goal. it won't just be about football today. raiders fans will get a chance to give back. fans are being asked to bring new unwrapped toys to today's game. money will be accepted. it is all toys for tots programs and several marines will be on hand to collect those toys starting at 8:00 this morning in raiderville. the west side plaza near the b.a.r.t. entrance and at gates a, bc, and e. the 49ers will see a familiar face when they play the buccaneers in tampa by. shawn goldson successfully appealed a one game suspension for a helmet to helmet hit. he will be in the defensive back field for the buccs. ta

again it all ended when the driver jumped a curb near the parked police station at waller and stanon. he crashed the car and got out and tried to run away. at this point we will show you back out here live to show you the speed he had to be going to crack that barricade. we are trying to learn if the driver had a gun in his vehicle or not. in my next report we will have more details about the officer that was injured during this pursuit. katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the family of jahi mcmatt 13-year-old girl on life support says the new court ruling is saving her life. >> the temporary restraining order entered on december 22nd, 2013 and extended to december 30th at 5:00 p.m. is extended to 5:00 p.m. on january 7th. >> one hour before doctors were legally allowed to remove jahi from life support a judge handed down his ruling. the family called the court ruling a victory. a hospital spokesman says its just prolonging a tragedy. >> we are not sure it was the right judgment call but that was a judgment call with the judge and we will comply with it. >> how can you say my child i

in an interview with abc's barbara wallers she couldn't avoid the inevitable questions about 2016. >> okay. here it comes. when will you, if you do, decide whether or not you're going to run for president? >> well, it's such a difficult decision and it's one that i am not going to rush into. i haven't made up my mind. i really have not. i will look carefully at what i think i can do and make that decision, you know, some time next year. >> does your husband want you to run? there he is very respectful. he knows that this is -- >> he does want you to run. >> well, he wants me to do what i think is right. >> if you ran and you became president, what would i call your husband? first spouse? >> i have no idea. first mate. >> political report, peter hamby in iowa. so, what do you make of secretary clinton's latest remarks about 2016, peter? >> reporter: well, honestly, wolf, not very much other than the fact that she said she would make her decision sometime next year as opposed to after next year's midterm election which is what potential presidential candidates say. most revealing thing

romero was sitting on a couch inside her home on waller avenue saturday night when someone opened firen the street and one of the bullets went right through the wall of the house and hit romero. her family says despite the diagnosis, romero is still in good spirits. >> she's in pain one minute. she's laughing and talking to us like nothing ever happened. the bullet is in her spine and they can't do surgery because it's in a very difficult spot. >> richmond police say they are still searching for the shooter and a motive. >>> another very sad story, the family of a teenage girl declared legally brain dead after having her tonsils removed is holding on to some hope this morning. doctors have agreed to perform one last test. ktvu's brian flores is at oakland children's hospital this morning with how the family is doing and more about this test. >> reporter: hi, good morning, pam, absolutely devastated, they're heartbroken, but as you mentioned they are holding out hope for at least one more brain test that is scheduled for sometime later today. now the back story is that 13- year-old jahi

he is now with waller. a nashville based law firm mr. attorney general, thank you so much for being here. you were attorney general when these program were being implemented. can you tell me one instance when any of this bulk collection of data helped stop a terrorist act or catch a terrorist? >> i'm going on leave that to the intelligence professionals, quite frankly. i know there's been sworn testimony these authorities, these activities were very helpful in defending america. and let me say that i believe that this debate we're having today, the appropriate way to defend our country, to protect american lives. to do so in a way that is consistent with our values is a very important debate. we talk about it and argued about it in the bush administration. i think this is a report from this board put together by president obama, i think, has initiated good dialogue about what is appropriate and necessary in our country today. why do you think we're having this debate? it seems to me we're having this debate because edward snowden leaked

romero was just sitting on her couch inside her home on waller avenue saturday night when someone fired one of the bullets went through the wall of the house and hit romero. >> my heart is broken. i can't imagine what my baby's going through. she's 19, graduated from high school last year. >> her family says despite the diagnosis romero is still in good spirits. police say they're still searching for the shooter and a motive. >>> time now 5:35. the national rifle association is suing trying to block the new gun control ordinance in sunnyvale. the ordinance bans possession of ammunition magazines that hold more than ten rounds. the lawsuit is arguing that ten rounds or more is standard for many pistols and rifles sold in the united states. the lawsuit also claims it's unconstitutional for the city of sunnyvale to limit the number of rounds that law- abiding residents have to protect themselves. >>> in colorado family members asking for prayers for a 17- year-old girl still in a coma after being shot in the head at school. claire davis remains in critical condition five days after the sho

this is the southeast corner of golden gate park at a small skate park on waller street.ow, the chase started when a 30 patrol car tried stopping the suspect in potrero hill. when one officer walked up, the driver sped up winding through several neighborhoods for miles and miles. during that chase, one officer fired a shot that hit the suspect's car. the suspect tried to run after he crashed. but he was quickly caught. >> with so many crime scenes that we have to look at the vehicle accident or collision scenes, the officer-involved shooting scene and here where the vehicles collided. >> reporter: so the suspect is in custody this nonlife- threatening injuries. we are also told one of the officers involved in the pursuit was also injured but those injuries are also nonlife-threatening. we could expect an update later today. live at golden gate park, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> we still haven't been told the original reason why the officers approached the suspect. >>> 6:31 on this new year's eve. let's find out how the holiday roads are happening out there. liz, what's going on

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