willie mays was honored. willie was honored. just a perfect night. >> you know what i like, bowman went one minute being the guy with terrible hands and intener interception. >> after the game he reflected on that knowing the cig sniff kans of the moment and how much weight would have been on his shoulders had he not made that play. >>> so it is out with the old, now in with the new. the 49ers going to move to their new home in santa clara next season. construction on the 68,000-seat levi stadium started back in july, 2012, and it is expected to be complete some time early next year. the stadium already slated to host the super bowl in 2016. >>> in other news tonight, police are searching for a smash and grab robber who created a chaotic scene inside san jose's east ridge mall. the suspect stashed one of the cases at a jewelry store, grabbed some of the jewelry and ran off. the whole thing lasted just a few seconds, but the sound of breaking glass led some shoppers to think they were hearing gun shots. that sent many of them run

jim harbaugh likening the catch to willie mays' basket catch.ourth, buccaneers getting too close for comfort. 24 yards, 20-14. next niner possession, crabtree gets behind the defense. overthrown by kaepernick and then loses it. picks 'the ball, throws it back towards the line of scrimmage, unsportsmanlike activities, and then redeems himself. frank gore, 86 yards, 22 carries, the 20th rubbing back in nfl history to record seven 1,000-yard seasons. phil dawson completes the drive with a third field goal of the game. the 49ers getting too accuse. the ball on the ground. niners win, now 10-4, fourth consecutive win. here's patrick willis. >> last weekend would mean nothing if we didn't get this win today. so we just trying to stay focused and stay hungry and just taking one game at a time, and try to put ourselves in the best situation to get in the playoffs. >> the rest of the niners equation. they need etegg eagles and cowboys to lose, and they did, and then they need arizona to lose, but cardinals win 37-34, they're 9-5 and prevent the niners fr

willie mays, wow. >> i know. >> but what about the new facility?iously a lot more money put into this one. it is scheduled to be ready for next football season. here is when the two stadiums open. and then when we get to costs, look at that $1.2 billion for the new stadium. total seating capacity pretty comparable. here is where it gets interesting, in the club seats. so again, that's where all of these new stadiums, and i think willie mays spoke to a bit there, that's where the revenue comes from. the renovation has taken several years and that's just one example. >> and there was a huge debate of how much taxpayer money should go into those new stadiums. >> and many times that's what delays stadiums when taxpayers balk and say we have bigger issues, but, again, this is san francisco. but again, oakland the last hold out with this a's and raiders. i love the dirt in the outfield. >> yeah, my raiders. that was a fun look back. thank you. >> sure. >>> we'll be right back. this is al jazeera america. ♪ >>> in the nation's capitol tonight what is bein

willie mays, jack clark, the beatles concert at -- stick park. it's really been an extraordinary journey for that location and as i say it's bitter sweet. a lot of people put in a lot of hard work over the period of time. on behalf of mayor lee who was unable to attend, i'm going to present a certificate of honor to you from the mayor and i'm going to ask our general manager to say a few words and alvarez and ask vice-president of operations with the 49ers to say a few words and we'll recognize you with a momento of this occasion. on behalf of mayor lee, i want to thank each one of you. >> thank you, commissioner. bitter sweet is certainly the word as i look out at rec's and park teams. there have been teams that step foot on the field at candle stick the last several decades. you mentioned some of the highlights. it is hollowed ground. today we honor our own team. these are the men and women that have given the city so much pride and so much cause for celebration and warmth. there is going to be a lot of talk this week about clark and joe montan

sergio mentioned, schedule gaechlt big catches of willie mays made a few as well. giants played at the stick for decades. so much nostalgia and memory shared tonight. >> i got like a knot in my stomach like someone has broken up with me or something. it's just end of a great stretch. memory that the forty-niner fans will hold on to forever and this is going to stop. they will have the memory but none after tonight will be new so it's just really a strange feeling. i'm trying to get a grip of what it really means and l how i'm supposed to feel but i don't know if i'll get a hold of it until it's right at the very end. >> here you are now with broadcaster on mopped night football. not only the time game at the stick final monday night game here that has to be pretty special. >> all the great monday night games through the years. about it will be dark when the game starts and a little foggy i hope. a little over cast. that's the feel. think about a game that i most remember are those monday night games. bears. vikings. cowboys. had them all. giants. phenomenal games.

a throw, really good protection, but the way vernon extended and ran the ball down, looked like willie mays running down a long fly ball to center field. trackedded down with his feet and his eyes and then extended to make the catch that was a big-time play. >>> the basket catch. mike shumann talked with vernon davis after the game. tonight at 11:00 we'll have another edition of vernon's view. shu one-on-one with the niners star tight end. >> losses by philly and dallas men an arizona loss in tennessee would assure a playoff spot for the niners. titans rally to force overtime, but jay steely kicks the game-winning field goal, cardinals win. therapy 9-5, plea vent the niners from clinching a playoff spot. >> so much for hostile environments. kansas city considers the coliseum friendly confines. the chiefs ex- -- victorious in eight of their last visits. smith, back pedaling on the first play from scrimmage. sets up jamal charles. oakland defenders everywhere. he slides by them. matt mcgroin, good a little bit, bad a lot. 47 yards the other way. eric berry on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin pi

. >> i've seen willie mays throw the baseball. was here at the catch in 1982. >> reporter: fan mostly remembered the good times. the championships. the stars. not the blackouts, not the cramped quarters. not the lack of amenities. >> thank you. you know, for the experience. for the games. for -- you know, making people feel the way we did. >> reporter: there is still a way that the 49ers could host the playoff game or two here. the simple version could happen as early as this week. that would mean the niners win against the arizona cardinals and seattle would have to lose to the st. louis rams. we're live in san francisco, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> 6:07 now. some car dealerships in the east bay are taking steps now the keep thieves from driving the cars off their lots. today police hope to check some surveillance video from fremont toyota. apparently early sunday morning a number of people arrived at the service area one car and stole six that were about to be serviced. keys were probably inside those cars. >> the opportunity th

a throw, really good protection, but the way vernon extended and ran the ball down, looked like willie mays running down a long fly ball to center field. trackedded down with his feet and his eyes and then extended to make the catch that was a big-time play. >>> the basket catch. mike shumann talked with vernon davis after the game. tonight at 11:00 we'll have another edition of vernon's view. shu one-on-one with the niners star tight end. >> losses by philly and dallas men an arizona loss in tennessee would assure a playoff spot for the niners. titans rally to force overtime, but jay steely kicks the game-winning field goal, cardinals win. therapy 9-5, plea vent the niners from clinching a playoff spot. >> so much for hostile environments. kansas city considers the coliseum friendly confines. the chiefs ex- -- victorious in eight of their last visits. smith, back pedaling on the first play from scrimmage. sets up jamal charles. oakland defenders everywhere. he slides by them. matt mcgroin, good a little bit, bad a lot. 47 yards the other way. eric berry on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin pi

willie mays and the like clark.ark >> reporter: the niners last was showcasing their new digs for a national tv audience to take a sneak peek at their $1.2 billion loan home. >> reporter: great sendoff unless they have one more game and there of course. everyone came out with the exception of the great joe montana who was with his belly. family. >> reporter: now if that will happen more fireworks and a more confetti at the stick. however if the seahawks beat the rams niners will remain a wild card team and the playoffs and the farewell to candlestick will actually happened last night. seattle is dominant at home. the rams just kind of mediocre, kaplan catherine >> catherine: there are plenty of people still doing some last-minuteif you're one of them --george howell has advice on 11th hour deals. >> reporter:it's just that time of year -- >>"merry christmas!" >> reporter:the countdown to christmas -- is just hours away. and last minute shoppers are on the hunt. >>"i think that the best deals are right now. and maybe

willie mays and willie mccovey along with others showed up to say goodbye.ch of 1982 was also commemorated. frills data -- officials marked the spot where the famous touchdown was caught for the nfc championship. the postgame ceremony ended with a spectacular fireworks show over the stadium. >>> some of the festives did get out of hand, though, with san francisco police making dozens of arrests. >> you are under arrest! police! >> ktvu cameras caught one of those 30 arrests. this one happened after a fight broke out at the gridiron bar inside candlestick park. one man was hurt. police say most of the 30 arrests involve drunken fans and people destroying property. another 80 rowdy fans were ejected from the stadium. >>> our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. that's where you can find a slide show of the viewer photos from the stick and pictures of the stadium over the years. look under the hot topics section. >>> new details now. a kitten stolen from a san francisco animal shelter has been found and is set to be united with its new owners. the kitten name

. >> i've seen willie mays throw the baseball. i've seen -- i was here at the catch in 1982. >> jerome ott is a lifelong fan and was even a bartender here way back when. >> thank you. you know, for the experience. for the games. for -- you know, making people feel the way we did. >> maybe we'll be back. may believe seattle loses. >> you know if seattle loses next week and the niners beat arizona? then we're going to be back here for the -- i moan for the playoffs. >> saying good-bye again at candle stick. >> i'll be here and hopefully you guys are here too. >> joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> police say 81 people were ejected from the game. 30 people were arrested and seven were cited. the bad behavior ranged from property destruction to drunkenness. now if the 49ers beat arizona on sunday, and seattle loses, candlestick park would host the final game in the second round of the playoffs. >>> thanks are going@black market -- to the black market in the response to the massive security breach at target stores since banks could be on the hook

i won tickets through my paper route and fell in love with willie mays and became a sports fanatic. i remember the chain link fence in the outfield. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, more on the end of an era for the 49ers, and live team coverage on the field after the last regular season game at candlestick park. that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network and no annual contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. aio, a new way to wireless. or visit aiowireless.com. se, please, please, please. okay, what is this? we're making sure i'm tall enough without having to spike up my hair. buddy... (tape measure retracts) we are good to go. sweet! i have been waiting for this day ever since the doctor pointed to the ultrasound of your mom's womb and said, "either that's a fifth limb, or yo

willie mays with big catches there as well.memories tonight. >> i got a shot like someone has broken up with me or something. you know? they'll have memories but after noont will be new. it's a strange feeling. i'm trying to give a grip of what this means and how i'm supposed to feel. >> final monday night game here has got to be special for you >> yes. reminding me of great monday night games. it will be dark and foggy, i hope, overcast. that is the feel. monday night game. just had them all. >> now approaching half time and 49ers trail and back to raiders. prior began the year as parting quarterback has been hardly used since then. head coach made it clear not being benched but uses this as an opportunity to see prior. prior hasn't started what seems like november. >> we've got a chance to see for six games it's been a while and we've said for a while now we want to be able to evaluate terrell. here is an opportunity to do that. >> dallas may be without tony romo. cowboys head coach saying his quarterback will be evaluated if

i talked to willie mays when i did the history book on the giants. he said the first time he took batting practice at candlestick, he realized he'd have to change his swing because he couldn't hit -- the wind was so strong in left field, he couldn't hit it out. so he adjusted. he would hit center field, figuring the wind would blow it out to right center. so it worked for a while. 52 home runs at candlestick so it worked for mays. >> one of the big moments, probably the biggest moment in candlestick history, was the catch. dwight clark catching a ball against the dallas cowboys in the final minute of the nfc championship game in 1982. take us back to that moment. what do you remember? >> well, i must say it was the most thrilling game i've ever seen. and it wasn't just the catch. the whole game was that way. it was back and forth. 49ers made a lot of the -- they had five turnovers. montana had three interceptions. they were beating themselves. they were really outplaying the cowboys but they got the game -- the ball with about five minutes to go. jus

willie mays with big catches there as well.lot of memories tonight. >> i got a shot like someone has broken up with me or something. you they'll have memories but after noont will be new. it's a strange feeling. i'm trying to give a grip of what this means and how i'm supposed to >> final monday night game here has got to be special for you >> yes. reminding me of great monday night games. it will be dark and foggy, i hope, overcast. that is the feel. monday night game. just had them all. >> now approaching half time and 49ers trail and back to raiders. prior began the year as parting quarterback has been hardly used since then. head coach made it clear not being benched but uses this as an opportunity to see prior. prior hasn't started what seems like november. >> we've got a chance to see for six games it's been a while and we've said for a while now we want to be able to evaluate terrell. here is an opportunity to do that. >> dallas may be without tony romo. cowboys head coach saying his quarterback will be evaluated if romo

. >> i've seen willie mays throw the baseball. i've seen -- i was here at the catch in 1982. >> jerome ott is a lifelong fan and was even a bartender here way back when. >> thank you. you know for the experience. for the games. for -- you know making people feel the way we did. >> maybe we'll be back. maybe seattle loses. >> hey you know if seattle loses next week and the niners beat arizona? then we're going to be back here for the -- i mean for the playoffs. >> saying good-bye again to candle stick. >> and i'll be here and hopefully you guys are here too. >> all right, that was joe vazquez reporting. more highlights in the next half hour and last night's win clinched the playoff spot for the niners. but next week's game as you heard will determine whether they'll have any playoff games at the stick. >> and when the 49ers' season ends that's it for nfl football in san francisco. next season of course the team is going to play in santa clara in the new state-of-the-art stadium. construction on the 67 million seat venue began in ju

seven this is the area where willie mays locker was.ays their more than anything. >> we will take you on a trip down memory lane looking back at the amazing moments that is tonight at 8:00 p.m. and still ahead on kron4 news at 6:30 p.m. a young woman shot who they thought was paralyzed, now new hope in the holiday season. >>> a car chase was -- leads to a fiery gas station crashed and girl power we bring you the latest superhero stealing the hearts of residents. >> in oakland family members are meeting with hospital employees this evening and hoping of keeping her alive until after christmas. you may remember that she was pronounced brain dead last thursday shortly after getting hurt tonsils taken out in oakland -- . >> i woman charged with three felonies with a fatal car crash that claimed the life of a san francisco teenager if convicted she could face more than seven years in state prison. at the hall of justice in san francisco kron4 news. >>> the family of dominique romero shows the girl showing positive signs of improvement after

my mom was a high school teacher, one for for students was willie mays, who she taught at high school. and she said song, son, you are going to be a ballplayer. and she taught high school and she was an elegant lady and gloves to bring the arts to the students, particularly students in this very poor high school that she taught him. they had operettas and so she was a very eloquent lady. but she was a normal person, a schoolteacher. my father was also a presbyterian minister and he was an athlete and a big sports fan and my parents had a deal and i know that your name and my name were almost the same. my parents had a deal. had i been born a boy, i was going to be named john. and my father had already bought the football for john, he was going to be a linebacker. and my mother chose a name, condoleezza, which comes from a musical. but my parents were in that way ordinary. i doubt they made more than $60,000 between them their entire lives, but there was no opportunity that i didn't have. and the extraordinary part comes from the circumstances and i was born in 1954, i will be 56 next

willie mays? early new year's resolution from competitive areas declare they have had enough. the placement and proximity might mean an advertising avalanche and a blitz of 2016 wannabes. patty murray will be here as the senate gets set for a final vote and we will check in with the effort to review and rebuild the gop. plus, heads uphillry clinton. a blast from the past. by the golden state's golden years, governor. good morning from washington. it's wednesday, december 18th, 2013. this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. it's not every day that we have three house retirements in one day and it's rare to have all three retirements be in district which have begun competitive for the other party. that's where we are this morning. democrat jim matheson and tom lathe am and 17-term republican frank wolf are all calling it quits. the thing they have in common, all three face barely competitive races as they run and they each look likely to win. suddenly three more seats are up for grabs. none are ideological warriors and another way is it's a blow to the center. not much of a

here is prosecutor and fsu alumni, willie mays. >> we have carefully examined all of the evidence in this case and have concluded that no charges will be filed against, anyone in this case. >> according to the alleged rape victim's statement, given to the tallahassee police, she was drinking hef leap with friend at a local hangout called potbelly's. at potbelly's the co-ed meets several fsu athletes and winston who was at the bar. i got this point wrong in my initial reporting last night on ole ry. winston was at potbelly's. although at the time the co-ed did not know who he was. she tells cops, next thing i know i was in the back of a taxi with a random guy i have never met. in fact, according to the report, there were three men in the cab. besides the driver. the cab takes them to an apartment, where the alleged assault begins. i kept telling him to stop. he took all my clothes off. he started having sex with me. the police report adds, she was telling the suspect to stop. but he did not. she further stated that she was trying to kick the suspect off of her. but was unable to. the

"touched by greatness," with a list of several things that took place over the years including willie maysd beatles. >> we saw classic athletes plague at the stick the past 43 years. >> things are certainly heating up here today and we will be seeing some above normal temperatures today. >> if you want to see a log burning you have to pull it up on the computer or tv. >> absolutely. remember when they used to sell the vcr tapes back in the day? it is a "spare the air" day is the big story and all of us will be touched by poor air quality today as it is spreading through the bay area neighborhoods. no burning of wood until midnight so stay inside or go shopping. now, our day planner next 12 hours, 45 degrees around the bay with high clouds and it will be mild with upper 50's to let 60's and silent this evening with temperatures in the upper 40's to mid-50's. inland, no frost i have seen just yet but there could be some developing around novato with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 30's and low-to-mid 60's and piled 63 during the evening hours, and out at the coast we are looking at temperat

here is alumni willie mays. >> we have concluded that no charges will be filed against anyone in this case. >> according to the alleged rape victim statement given to the tallahassee police right after the incident ended, she was drinking heavily with friends the a local hangout called pot bellies. the coed meets several fsu athletes, including winston, who was at the bar. i got this point wrong in my initial reporting last night on o'reilly. winston was at pot bellies. at the time the coed did not know who she was. she tells the cops, next thing i know i was in the back of a taxi with a random guy i had never met. in fact, according to the report, there were three men in the cab besides the driver. the cab takes them to an apartment where the alleged assault begin. i kept telling him to stop but he took my clothes off and started having sex with me. the police report adds she was telling the suspect to stop but he did not. she further stated she was trying to kick the suspect off of her but was unable to. the suspect also pinned the victim's arms down. she continues. and then his roo

they say willie mays left 200 home runs on the field because the wind always blew in and new yorked down many -- knocked down many of the hits that likely would have been home runs in other stadiums. wind is not going to be an issue on monday. candle stick park is going out with a wimper. here is your forecast. 57 degrees. really comfortable. really calm. of course, you can watch that game on kpix 5. the weather does look gorgeous for that finale coming up at candle stick park. one interesting note, if you are a fan of nfl minutia, there's a tiny chance this may not be the last game at candle stick park. right now lukes like the 49ers could be the five seed. well, if the sixth seed wins their twro games, we would host the nfc championship game right here against either carolina or az. there's a chance we may have one more game to go, but the last regular-sven game right here on kpix 5 coming up on monday night. full forecast coming up in about ten minutes. back to you, liz. >> all right, paul, could be the perfect night to possibly say good-bye for the last time. >>> we are counting down

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. >> i remember willie mays, very well. he was not the player he was by a long shot. >> hey. >> probably the greatest player of all time maybe. >> really? >> yeah. i think you could win that argument. arm fielding, 660 home runs, in scandal stick park against the wind, he's 5'11", 170 pounds, he hit every ball right on the nose. mentioned one of the leaders in his all time. >> can we switch now? i have adam she hacheffler on t line. you can't play this weekend. i'm just saying. >> hey, we can talk. you have to get paid to play in the cold. that's the issue for denver this weekend. >> oh, my. >> and it is cold. >>> when we come back, the stocks under cramer's microscope. we'll find out what he thinks about them in his mad dash. kyle bass will talk about his best on gm. we'll find out when the opening bell happens in eight minutes. ? oh boy... [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. fedex one rate. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doe

we sat down with the former may of willie brown and talked about how california played a role. >> wet successful of all of the people interested in trying to get something going. the yawn verity of -- the yawn -- university of california kids tried to achieve the goal. with the board of regions. all of that was around the question of getting mandela out of jail. >> it was one of if first cities to go. the congressman lead the fight in washington. how did you manage to get it through. fl was a lot of -- there was a lot of questions about getting the state in involved in this. >> she was my lead person and she was all ways looking for soom way -- someway to do some thring -- something about that issue. she did what you should do. you see a horse moving along and hitch a ride. >> she took their issue and stapled it to hers. >> she made the exchange and you had advocates who carried her water. >> one of the protest leaders at berkeley points out this was a win for progressives. sometimes they say they don't have wins. this was a long time win for them. the president opponent posed it at

willie mccovey and mays were here to spotlight the stick's baseball past. rice and dwight clark for honored -- were honored for a career of catches and that famous one. then it was that game. it was an epic one with the falcons knocking on the door and the game tied. the 49ers' linebacker bowman took a pick 6 to the house. the niners clinched the playoff spot and opened the door for more memories here at the stick. >> okay man. high emotions. last game in candle stick's history and it's unbearable you know. it's unbearable. it's unbelievable. >> thank you you knowment for the experience: for the games. for -- you know, making people feel the way we did. >> reporter: now there are plenty of players and fans who are glad that the 49ers will move on next year over to levi stadium over in santa clara. there's still a way that the 49ers though could host a playoff game or even two here. the simpler version is that the 49ers win against arizona this weekend and seattle loses. live in san francisco, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> okay thanks. we're going to have a lot

willie horton. many republicans may embrace mandela today, but let's not rewrite history.ack him for accepting help from communist nation. but ignore the fact that for years america propped up the apartheid regime. i talked about that on "meet the press" yesterday. >> we chose sides. we chose the wrong side. people in this country turned us around toward the right side. that set the stage for mandela to evolve. but if you're drowning and someone throws you your raft to get out, you don't call them a rafter. you call yourself the one to try to stop from drowning. >> a young newt gingrich was one of the republicans who broke with president reagan to support sanctions against apartheid. he made a similar point yesterday. >> you're now up against an oppressive dictatorship which if your black means that you are going to be in effect in a police state. and he was one of the people who's opposed to it. mandela was desperate by that stage. he saw the scale of oppression. and the only eyes that were available were on the hard left. you can't possibly be tolerant of apartheid. >> s

. >> reporter: willie tweeting, back to work. ole phil maye a little crude but he is the real deal. with his return, at least one advocacy group is hoping, if dialogue with phil is not part of the next steps, than a&e has chosen profits over rights for african-americans and gay people. >> reporter: tonight, a&e plans to launch public service announcements for unity and acceptance for all week. and a lot of people wonder if the "duck dynasty" stars will appear in the psas. >>> when come back, the football player, the performance before the bowl game. his high stakes singing moment in front of the entire team. >>> the trending on a saturday night. spectacular images from space of the ring the planet. the spacecraft shooting back these images of saturn. and look at this, and the selfie, this moment to capture the space walk. and earth right there, and the international space station, right there in the gloss. and tonight, one ohio family who spent their christmas finding the rightful owner of lost and found gifts on the side of the road. the hoo

willie did tweet this though. back to work is how the tweet read, so proud of all the fans of the show and family. phil may be a little crude but his heart is good. he's the real deal is how willie put it. also politicians who have been backing the duck commander seemed to galvanize that support for him yesterday. alabama state senator jerry fielding saying he plans to introduce a resolution next month praising robertson as a hero, believe it or not. the gay rights group glaad hasn't agreed with phil's return. they issued a statement strongly worded saying phil robertson should look at african, american and gay people in the eye and hear about the hurtful impact of praising jim crow laws. if dialogue with phil is not part of next steps, then a&e has chosen profits over the african-american and gay people, especially its employees and viewers. the gay lobby group clearly not happy by the developments. phil expected to be back on the air in january. back to you, kelly. >> we will follow the developments of "duck dynasty" which will probably increase in its ratings. >> it is the epitome of irony. there's a ch

willie posting this, back to work, he said. so proud of the fans and the show and the family. phil may be a little crude, but his heart is good. he's the real deal. not feeling the love, however, was the gay lobby, glaad rushed out this strong worded statement. phil robertson should look african-american and gay people in the eyes and hear about the hurtful impact of praising jim crow laws. if dialogue with phil is not part of next stepsen then a & e has chosen profits overran and gay groups. a & e will air public service announcements that would promote tolerance, acceptance. tapings will resume in the spring. back to you. >> #"duck dynasty" on twitter. thank you very much. stay with fox news. i'll be back at 7:00 p.m. eastern with the fox report. my friends on "the five" are now. ♪ ♪ [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male anner ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a reli

. >> the engineer supposed willy switched shifts recently and he may have been tired. >> people use the, i fell asleep. i don't know. that's a tough question. i'm not a sleep expert nor am i a rhythm expert. >> so let me explain what he means by that. this engineer shift changed to a very early shift which means he had to get up at 3:30 in the morning, so getting up in the dark, had to be at work by 5:00 a.m.. and he just had to start work. it's -- i know because i do it, its eye very difficult to get up at 3:30 in the morning. although if i were an engineer behind the controls of a train, i might say to myself if i'm feeling tired, i got to tell someone. >> that's right, carol. but this is a common problem and actually the situation for the passenger engineer in new york city is much better than engineers on trains out west because at least the engineer in new york city had a schedule. trains out west, the crew members do not get a schedule. and very often they do not have advanced warning of what time they're supposed to report for duty. so this is a real problem in fatigue management

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confined to an electric scooter, willie freeman has no choice but to use marta's elevators along with many others with handicaps and parents with small children who mayit on or touch the floors. those elevators should soon be a lot cleaner thanks to a new sensor system that can detect urine and set off an alarm. it's the first transit system in the country to install the urine detection system at $10,000 per elevator. >> i think that's terrific because they need to do something about it. >> it's real good for the community, marta and the riders. >> i think it's the greatest thing that's happened since sliced bread. >> reporter: right now marta has the system on only one elevator but hope to have it on nearly 100. the one that's being tested on used to be urinated on once a day. now it's only once a month and he got arrested. >> there you go. i can't believe they have men's rooms and people do that. that makes no sense to me. that's our broadcast for 9 news amount 6:00. cbevening -- at 6:00. cbs evening news is next. >> we'll see you back

willie, who was interviewing her. speaking together for storycorps . dave, what a story. >> yeah. these maye another typical stories you hear about homeless people and undocumented immigrants, but undocumented people, but these are the kinds of stories when you take the time to listen, when you ask questions. so many times we will hear amazing stories, especially talking to military folks who will tell a story at storycorps, talk about their lives. then he asked them, have you ever told the story before? no. why not? nobody's ever asked. >> i have to go to one of my favorite stories and we played before on democracy now! as we've had you in for different holidays and specials. valentine's day and christmas and other times. this is early 2006 and it is 12- year-old joshua who has as burgers, interviewing his mother sarah. >> from a scale of one to 10, do you think are laughably different without animals? >> i think it would be an eight and without animals because they add so much pleasure to life. >> how else to think your life would be different? >> i could do without cockroaches and snakes