. >>> good evening, everybody, i'm raj mathai sitting in for diane dwyer tonight. it's hot nearly everywhere, from san francisco's union square, the peninsula, the south bay, east bay, summer vacation one month late. let's bring in craig auraro? >> reporter: we did hit some records today, santa rosa and livermore two records today. it is a hot one right here, kids are out there playing and enjoying some of the cooler weather. this is going to be with us not only today but into tomorrow and monday as we go through the afternoon and into the evening hours,emperatures a bit close tore 80 degrees by the time we get into the afternn hours. by the time we get into tomorrow, we'll see more 90s,te the only place we'll see cooli will be closer to the coast, but even then, we're dealing with 750s and 80s. as we go into monday, this will be the hottest day. it's 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. stay hydrated, day two, you'll start to feel the effects of the heat. once we get into monday, we're looking at some 80s, 90s and by the time we get p into 4:00 p.m. monday, we're talking about 100

>> reporter: raj, i'm a little bit wet, i could be a little more wet. i'm going to step into the fountains quickly. the kids and parents are having a good time. a lot of the parents are in the shade, the kids are playing in the fountains. the temperatures are up. we're going to have more heat tomorrow. as we go through the evening hours, by 7:00 tonight we still have some heat out there, some 70s and 80s right around the rim of the bay. we still have just dropped under the 90 degree mark in some of the warmer inland valleys, tomorrow we continue with the heat even by 7:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning. we have the heat with us. can you expect that tomorrow morning. not much in the way of fog. certainly no clouds, so sunday will be a repeat of today. there's some cooler weather coming in, but only to the coast. rather than those 80s today, we drop to the 70s. still nice along the coast. monday the hot y, monday it's going to be the hottest day, we have triple digits all over the bay area, we'll have more in the seven-day forecast. but for now, these kids hav

>> raj, we had a couple records that fell today. we had some that were really close to falling. some the records were in santa rosand a in oakland. what happens for the next 48 a hours is more heat. we get cooling a the immediate coast tomorrow. that's the only place. everywhere inland will be rather hot. this sunday, 8:00 a.m., notice the 70s already popping up by 8:00 a.m. by the time we get to noon, 80s, clnge to 90s and 4:00 p.m., plenty of 90s on the map. that's for sunday. look at san francisco, close to 70. a little bit cooler but a nice day along the coast. into monday, more triple digits. raj, morefit the seven-day in just a bit. >>> this seems to be a byproduct of hot temperatures, fire. crews are working as we speak to coral a grass fire that broke out in bodaga bay. so far, the fire has burned 89 acres and has destroyed one structure. one firefighter was hurt but not seriously. if you're traveling along the area, be aware the chp plans to close highway 1 overnight. earlier tonight, they were escorting cars through that stretch. >>> this incident happened last month b

jeff ranieri, take it away. >> another hot day out here, raj. temperatures in the 90s, even lingom w coolingeather ancisco.o and your seven day coming up. this droid has evolved to do even more. now it integrates your work e-mail, so you can be hooked up to everything you need to do. now it does 1 ghz speed on a more intuitive keyboard. turning you into an instrument of efficiency. introducing the new droid 2 by motorola. part of the next gern atioof does. >>> san jose could be sued for approving more houses. nbc bay area's vicki win joins us with that story new at 6:00. >> reporter: city leaders voted 8-2 to build 89 homes here. they say it will bring jobs and increase public access to this part of gouadalupe creek. >> sycamore habitat is the most endangered happen tat in california. >> reporter: brian smith works for the committee for green foothills. he says the city's decision to allow construction on this 16 acre site will hurt the area's trees, birds, and steel head trout who pass through the creek. >> that's a threat to the species under

raj mathai joins us next on "sports sunday." ma'am, can you identify the other airline that charged you bag fees? that's it. that one...right there. exactly how much did the other airlines make off with? ♪ it was like $25. was that one-way? or roundtrip? roundtrip. $50? did you have a second bag? yes. mm! it was $35. that's $120 roundtrip. [ gasps ] oh! ah! ♪ [ ding ] >>> and now an nbc bay area editorial. >> this week, nbc is launching a special initiative called education nation, an effort to help americans build the finest education system in the world. i'm suzanne shaw, editorial director. as critics challenge our schools and teachers to do better, we encourage parents to do better. we parents are the primary role models for children, their first teachers. nbc bay area believes what happens in the home sets the tone. guidelines from california's top teacher and parent organizations encourage families to show a genuine interest in what is being taught, discuss ideas, problems, and consequences. agree on a schedule for hom

i'm raj mathai. those poor, poor padres. we will get to the whole giants story in a moment. the breakout star of the weekend, though, how about keenan allen, bringing almost 60,000 cal fans to their feet at strawberry canyon? the true freshman from north carolina has a family connection to the golden bears. >>> and what's happening in san jose? the ceo abruptly resigns. was he forced out? and the sharks have an answer for owen nolan, who wants to return. buster wants back in. >>> and the most famous ball boy in the country. you know the deal. the 15 minutes are ticking, by the way. the a's casanova who scored the cute girl in exchange for those foul balls. he and the girl are in studio tonight. but we start

raj mathai is at the ballpark with more. raj? >> reporter: good evening to you, the giants making a notable lineup change tonight. what do you think about cheating in baseball regarding one of the top players in major league baseball? we'll tell about you it next. and jeff ranieri. >>> we're talking about the fog right over the stadium. we'll have your inning by inning forecast. plus,ails on weekend showers comingn end showers r comingigp. r uht u !% our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywhere. we have to make some tough decisions. we have to live within our means. we have got to take the power from the state capitol and move it down to the local level, closer to the people. and no new taxes, without voter approval. we have got to pull together not as republicans or as democrats but as californians first. at this stage in my life, i'm prepared to do exactly that. >>> the work to create a pair of tunnels at devil's slide is nearing a major milestone. the proje

-proces we will speak with raj patel. going to jail for friend and someone on facebook? rod coronado is ordered back to prison after accepting a friend request on facebook. all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president obama is expected to unveil additional economic proposals today that will include an end to bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. in a speech from milwaukee, the white house says obama will call on lawmakers to extend the tax cuts for 98% of americans while returning those who make above $200,000 to pre-2001 levels. obama will also propose in cleveland today another set of tax cuts on capital expenditures for businesses that democrats say are intended to win republican and corporate support. in iraq, to the american soldiers were killed and another nine wounded when an iraqi soldier opened fire of a military base north of baghdad. the soldier had apparently gotten to a dispute with an american during a sports match. the u.s. military says he was killed after u.s. t

. >>> raj mathai, a lot going on. the sudden shake-up with the sharks. mike singletary scolding two of his star players for fighting, and then the big fight. why this bay area product lost hon ool. hold on for a wild ride. we'll see you in a few minutes. . >>> the discovery channel hostage taker had ties to california. james lee who police shot and killed today was laid off from his san diego job back in 2008. earlier lee said it was then that he was inspired to save the planet. and apparently by any means. >> i have a gun. and i have a bomb. i have several bombs strapped to my body ready to go off. i have a device that if i drop it, if i drop it, it -- i'll [ bleep ] explode. >> lee had been protesting at the discovery building for years saying they did more harm than help. the hostages are now safe and unharmed. he walked into the building in silver spring, maryland, at one point waving a gun and carrying explosives. a producer called the building when lee picked up the phone. here's part of that interview. >> so how long have you been working on this

i'm raj mathai i long side nnamdi asomugha, dressed in his silver and black. >> sunday best i knew we were winning today, soy wore this to the game. i've been wearing it all day. >> how many years have we been doing this now? >> four. >> our fourth season, and we believe this is the first time you're in the studio after a win. >> we're going to have to check that. i do think this is the first victory and i come in studio. >> just the fact we are to check it. congratulations. how do you feel? you come in usually banged up, but a win cures all. just the normal bumps and bruises? >> yeah, exactly. you're always banged up whether you won or loss. o

raj mathai is next for sports sunday. fleas. nt e, y tean for advantag the flea specialist for gentle, but effective, flea control. now all local governments should agree on a uniform ban. since the state politicians have dropped the ball, it's up to us. protect the planet at nbc editorials.com. t >>> hello and welcome to the late edition of sports sunday. we are come for example the bay area studios. thanks for joining us. this was a lousy opening day for the nfl season unless you are not from around here. then it might have been good. we quote here, i want to thank pete carroll very much for kicking our tail. that's from mike singletary. an interesting note tonight. he called a mandatory team meeting at 49ers headquarters after they arrived in san jose. a mandatory team meeting with the 49ers late tonight. one of the sports sunday cohosts who was supposed to be with us for prime time and we were overruled. giants fans tried to smile, but there was a huge downside. we will

>> it's a rough life, raj. we broke a couple records today. we hit 96 and the official readings will come out later this afternoon, i imagine we'll have at least two more. it willast a few more days before we'll start to cooldown. tomorrow, tonight we'll be sitting with 70s and # 0s in the warmer spots. overnight, we drop into the 50s and 60s. not much in the way of 40s, no fog. tomorrow still a beautiful evening. tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., probably the best time to get your bike ride in or run, by noon, we're already in the 80s and 90s. and by 4:00, we have plenty of 80s and 90s again. the only place you're going to see some cooling is right along the coast.as monday will be the hottest day, by 4:00 p.m., many inland valleys will be closer to 100 degrees. so raj, i imagine we'll see a few more records fall, and we do have more of this heat. we'll cool off slightly as we go through next week. for now, it's a pleasant evening out here in downtown san jose. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. let's go to san francisco, check in with kimberly te

then, you have the 16th and de rigueur raj -- and geary garage. when they take those parking spaces, nobody can shop, and this hurts the merchants. residents around the area are circling as far out as 21st avenue, as far north as -- as far south as fulton and as far north as lake. why are the residents in the richmond having to suffer parking and congestion issues for a hospital that cannot meet parking demand? the idea of taking away residential parking zones will hit even harder on the richmond residents with people parking all day in so-called free zones. other issues involved ceqa violations, said the general plan violations, general street plan violations, and one thing i really would like to talk about, since we do not have much time but 48 seconds is there is a real -- rare species at the davis campus, and according to ceqa, this web button to eliminate a plant, reduce the number of a rare or endangered plant or animal, and is considered rare, and i submit to you my full report. thank you very much. commissioner miguel: thank you. >> good a

a larger for raj door was slipped into an addendum. the house has been made a little bit taller. she is using this addendum process to circumvent you guys, i think. what was originally proposed is very far from what she is trying to build now. we do not want to keep doing this. we just saw with this other project. we would like her to stick with what originally was approved by the board of the homeowners' association. >> mr. sanchez? >> scott sanchez, planning department staff. i did speak with the permit holder's architect last thursday. during his testimony, he indicated he had submitted materials to me. i have not received any materials from him. we did discuss last week that they would need to submit materials. this was the thursday before the hearing that was the last day to submit those materials. i told him to contact the executive director and the board of appeals to get clarification on what the sport had required. also at the last hearing, due to research from the appellant, we were able to find out that they were going to try to do certain things under the addenda, out

today in the bay's raj mathai has a preview against the saints. he talks to the raiders about their win. >> good morning and thank you. he wears silver and black after a team victory. this is silly. >> come on. >> we have been doing the show for four years and rarely does he come in after a raiders win. give me two things that stuck out. >> just the way the offense responded during the second half when we made the quarterback teams. i think that was key for us. you can go one of two ways and we went up. the way our special teams played, we played hard and we needed that boost. >> monday morning quarterback and we need the papers and all the talk radio buzzing. who will be the quarterback for week three. you play at arizona and you have bruce or jason. >> we came into the season with jason and it would probably still be jason. they will have to make a decision. two quarterbacks that can lead us and i think that's great. the decision for the coaches. maybe twitter or something. >> the last question, last take here, 49ers at candlestick, a lost turmo

. >> some will say that's what she wanted, raj. >> in many ways. >> thanks, raj. >> tonight at 11:00, gimmick or genius. babies learning how to read. chances are, you've seen those tv ads. that's all coming up tonight at 11:00. >> thanks for being with us. good night, everybody. >>> california politicians have again failed to lead. we could have been first in the nation to have a full ban on single-use plastic bags, but, no. special interests killed the bill. i'm suzanne shaw. a statewide ban on plastic bags would have been a bold step in reducing pollution. grocers and retailers were finally in support but plastic bag lobbyists based in virginia have more influence on our state senate than california environmentalists. want to save tax money? stop spending $25 million a year to collect and bury the 19 billion plastic bags that aren't recycled. san francisco in pal alto already planned the plastic tumbelweed. now all local governments should agree on a uniform ban. since our state politicians have dropped the bao us, prote prote protecttheplanet@nbceditorials. com. pull over! looks li

what is raj doing alone? that key i don't spikes was supposed to be tonight, but we've been overruled by coach singletary. instead of coming here in studio, a players' mandatory meeting at headquarters in santa clara. but through the world of twister, we check in with tikio spikes. this is about as blunt as he could say. niner nation, wish it could have been different, but we can't change it. next monday can't come fast enough. state with us, faithful. next monday night is against the saints. >>> we continue our twitter watch. michael bush, the raiders' running back, out with a broken thumb -- ugly, ugly is all i have to say, but my dawg, darren mcfadden, putting that to work. pete carroll treating it like a usc/university of washington games, he was so fired up, he return of the nfl. we used to go to the patriots an the jets. his twitter page. it's just a start, we have room to grow. and t.o., the bengals and bears, we will bounce back next week, all the haters keep it coming. a quick check from the twitter

whether they make it or not, so much fun to watch. >> yep. >> thank you, raj. >>> we will be right back. ring ring. progresso. i look great in my wedding dress with the help of your amazing light soups. now we're adding even bigger pieces of white-meat chicken. oh, so when's the big day? oh, we got married years ago. but the point is, i fit in it. well, good for you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer. >>> ageing gas lines and an outdated emergency plan. could pope benedict xvi actually turn off the gas and howl would that take? we look at pg&e's earthquake plan tonight at 11:00 after the premiere of "chase." >> and that will do it for us on a monday night. we thank you for being with us tonight. >> we will see you back here at 11:00, all four of us. see you then. >> bye bye. [ male announce

. >> raj is up next with sports. >> all right. and a live look right now here in oakland. we have some cloud cover, but it's all about those cooler temperatures today. we'll let you know how cold it'i in for tomorrow coming astouple of minutes. a >>> can you feel the excitement? a week away from the biggest video game launch of the year and this time can you take part in the rollout. >> i can feel it. >> thanks to an amazing light-shooting robot based here in the bay area. nbc bay area's business and tech reporter scott budman gives us a behind-the-scenes look. >> reporter: in a giant studio, a giant robot is shining a light that's being scene all over the world. >> that's kind of things that you would use to run a video display at a large concert. we're using it to create a light sculpture for halo. >> reporter: a marketing ploy for microsoft's latest halo video game that would make the mad men of old proud but this one is thoroughly modern. with a robot pulled straight from the automotive world. >> this is the luckiest robot from the plant, yeah. this would be either ass

jobs 13 years ago to take an old idea and make it new. >> raj vinnakota: there's boarding schools for rich kids. why aren't there boarding schools for poor kids? the intense academic environment, the 24-hour aspect, and constant access to role models-- why wouldn't all of those things be just as important for poor kids as it would be for rich kids? >> eric adler: we believe very strongly that there is a group of kids for whom the answer is a 24-hour supportive educational environment. and they're not going to have a shot if we don't give it to them. >> pitts: it all starts here. the seed campus is a four-acre oasis, a safe zone where 340 kids can focus on school free from distractions back at home. >> everyone has their own coordinate grids. >> pitts: seed's goal is to prepare these children academically and socially for college and beyond. the students enter in sixth and seventh grade, 80% of them performing below grade level. charles adams is the head of school. >> charles adams: we're a public school and we have a lottery; we get what we get. it could be an honor roll student, it c

the first inng for raj was all the phillies needed as they crewsed to victory over the 115th straight sellout at citizens state park in philadelphia. a bright spot for the nationals tonight with danny espinoza on second. he comes around to score. nationals tay tke a 1-0 lead. bottom of the fourth now. nationals pitcher jason marquee had a brutal opening, to say the least. chase utley comes in to score, as does ryan howard. that makes it 3-1. a bauble from zimmerman and his troubles are far from over. oswalt gets in on the action. marquee's night is ver. he faced nine batters and recorded exactly one out. he gave up six runs in one inning before the phillies lost 9-1. >>> devon omas was the first taken by the draft. now thomas is battling just to get on the field in shanahan's new team. he was basically the fifth wide receiver. last night's game plan, armstrong, galloway and williams. he's been relegated to a kick return wel. thomas did do that well. he averaged 38 yards on two kick returns and looked pretty good. even though thomas contributed to the win, he had mied emotions afterwar

that there was something inside me that i hadn't been aware of and i had to express it i had to try raj. you don't regret it you never became a hero any cooling or a denny de vito do you. for a moment. you know enjoy my war but i feel that i really belongs here says gary that was one of the most titled. russian animated. movies that should leave the right to. stay with us we'll continue this interview less than a minute and go. to . the future cover. nineteen thirty eight england and france tried to reason with hitler's germany demands or got a land and gets its way they all thought they had created a safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is and gulf war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on our t.v. . if. soon which brightened. the bounds soon from the finest impression this. starts on team dot com. it. welcome back to spotlight i will do you know and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is gary biden who is on

the consultant for new castle funds, who's accused of giving insider info to galleon group co-founder raj rajaratnam. both chiesi and rajaratnam deny wrongdoing. >> the biggest pension fund in the nation wants to take on more risk. the california public employees retirement system otherwise known as calpers is like most state pension funds trying to figure out how 20 generate more investment profits so it can support more retirees for a longer time this is one of the stories in the october issue of bloomberg market's magazine which hits newsstands tomorrow. edward robinson is a senior writer and joins us once again from san francisco. welcome back to nbr. >> thank you investment. happy to be here. >> tom: where is it important for investor to know how calpers is investing if they don't benefit from it? >> well, calpers is the largest single source of investment capital in the united states. so it's about $200 billion. so when it makes a move, the market notices. and calpers over the years has been a pacesetter if exploring private equity investing, hedge fund investing, other types of alt

the bright lights of monday thait football coming up to the will vebaha raj amaai will have all that. i was told that i was at risk for sudden cardiac death. i was 23 years old, i wasn't overweight. i never dreamed this would happen to me. when the doctor told me i had three blocked arteries, i felt like i was punched in the gut. i found out that one in three women die from heart disease. how did i not know that?

uncommon for parents to get fired up when protecting their kids bits not too often a dad gets this raj agree.y city the angry tirade that has a father facing criminal charges, a young girl cruises creativity for struggles. >> 80 degrees out at bwi, the normal would be 78, pretty average, a sunny day but not so out in the better humidity understood a, the outer bands of igor moving in. we'll talk about this right after the break. >>> sunday at 11:00. >> it's thought the credit card report protected you. some banks found new ways to add new fees. >> playing with the credit card companies is like playing whack a ball. what was going the station down. abc 2 news at 5:00. the >>> check in out. cell phone video has commuters in portland, oregon, concerned. lack closely. you can see the bus driver while he is driving reading an e book behind the wheel. other bus drivers who have seen the the video say they cannot believe a driver would do that. they worry about their safety and they are angry. >> you should be fired, done, you're not a bus driver any more. >> the driver has been suspended whi

raj mathai is here with more. >> tom and i had a long debate about this in the sports office. >> destiny, heartbreak, whatever you want to say. it's been a lousy eight days for the 49ers. the emergency team meeting about a week ago, the practice and rat inside the locker room. this was mike singletary's most important game. not just a win or lose, but to restore some order in the franchise. singletary did well, the 49ers did well, sort of. they overcame four turnovers and put together an impressive drive in the final two minutes of the game. here we go, frank gore had a huge game. the 49ers were trailing by two pints, 22-20. you need the two-point conversion, they got it just barely. alex smith to vernon davis, at first they said it was no two-point conversion, they gave it to them. the game was tied at 22, but the saints march right down the field and broke the niner's hearts. the game winning field goal as time expires. saints win. 49ers get their dignity back, that's for sure, they're 0-2 on the season. we'll take you inside the locker room in a few minutes. >> so close. >>> back to r

emergency workers at the scene of the 9/11 terror attacks -- it seeks to provide free medical could have raj for responders and survivors who were survived to toxins after the attack. the measure passed on a mostly partisan vote. the senate has yet to take up the issue. >>> the way to school for most students is by an mta bus. the mta is looking to improve its service and asking students to rate their ride. >> reporter: they're every where. >> we move 360,000 patrons per day. >> reporter: tens of thousands are getting to and from school. >> the bus would be late. that's about it. >> well, a few. the bus has been very crowded, out of order, out of service. >> reporter: now the mta and a nonprofit are asking to help keep the drivers and system accountable. >> that all of you want to ride and cost to ride as opposed to looking at it as a transportation of last resort. >> it's called rate your ride. >> i think rate your right will be really, really helpful. >> reporter: these students can't wait to be asked. >> we get to voice our opinions a little more. the buses are sometimes late or drive pas

raj mathai joins us with a preview. >> reporter: thank you. dodgers and giants friday night. any time the two teams meet it's fun. now in september every game is crucial in the playoff chase. giants right now out of the wild card lead bitwo games in terms of the national league west, they trael the padres by three games. let's be blunt here on storylines. we'll start with barry zito. it's been ugly for the highest-paid player of the giants. he hasn't won a game in a month around a half or a road game in about four months. giants need him to step up. what do we expect tonight? any time at dodger st up this season it's been painful for the giants literally. all those bean balls and ajeks. the worst came earlier this season on a friday nitrite here in los angeles when vicente padilla broke the face of aaron rowan with this pitch here. a lot to look forward to with giants and dodgers. on the dodgers side of the coin now, their dramatic storylines, no more manny ramirez. a few days ago picked off the waiver wire by the chicago white sox. the big buzz here in los angeles, not just

raj, good morning. when we see these strange things, we immediately run to google, what's wrong with me? >> sure. >> what's your advice of patients looking up their symptoms online. >> you need to be very careful. if you're the type to get anxious, stay away from the internet. talk to your doctor because your doctor can guide you and reassure you if there's nothing to worry about. you get so much information -- >> you feel like you're going to die tomorrow? >> exactly. >> let's talk about things that r are ly normal and may seem strange as you age? >> these are bumps or nodules and are where skin rubs against skin or clothing. you can get it on your neck or armpits, totally benign and nothing to worry about. they're small. if you don't like the way they look, you can have a dermatologist remove them. >> do they increase with age as you get older? >> they do, because there's more friction. >> something to look forward to. the next thing is hand tremors. what is that? that's scary. sometimes you think, ma

. >>> complete bay area news could have raj starts right now. this is ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a truck doesn't stop in time causing this chain reaction crash and damaging a total of 13 vehicles. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the truck driver tells us that his brakes failed and he couldn't avoid smashing into the row of cars at the bottom of a freeway off-ramp. the accident happened at 4:15 this afternoon on the grand avenue exit ramp from eastbound i-80. ktvu's amber lee is live at the scene tonight with our report. amber? >> reporter: frank, this busy off-ramp remains closed as work hes clean up the debris. there was a lot of damage but few injuries. the truck driver who identified himself to us only as tony, says he was on his way home when the brakes failed. he said he had been hauling dirt in oakland. tony estimates he was going 45 miles per hour down the exit ramp when he couldn't stop his truck. he told us he scrambled to find a way to avoid hitting the vehicles in front of him. >> i was looking at that way,

today in the bay, raj mathai has a preview, but first he talks to the raiders about their win. >> good morning and thank you. alongside raiders star who wears silver and black after a team victory. >> had to. >> come on. >> we have been doing the show for four years together. rarely does he come in after a win and you guys won. give me two things that stuck out from yesterday. >> just the way the offense responded during the second half when we made the quarterback games. you can go one of two ways and we went up. the way our special teams played, we played hard and it needed that boost. >> monday morning quarterback and we read the papers and all the talk radio. who will be the quarterback for week three. you play at arizona and is it bruce or jason? >> i don't know. we came into the season with jason and it would probably still be jason. they are going have to make a decision. we have two quarterbacks that can lead us and that's great. the decision for the coaches. >> should we get al davis on the phone? >> twitter or something? >> last question. last take. 49ers on monday night foot

. >>> complete bay area news could have raj starts right now. this is ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a truck doesn't stop in time causing this chain reaction crash and damaging a total of 13 vehicles. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the truck driver tells us that his brakes failed and he couldn't avoid smashing into the row of cars at the bottom of a freeway off-ramp. the accident happened at 4:15 this afternoon on the grand avenue exit ramp from eastbound i-80. ktvu's amber lee is live at the scene tonight with our report. amber? >> reporter: frank, this busy off-ramp remains closed as work hes clean up the debris. there was a lot of damage but few injuries. the truck driver who identified himself to us only as tony, says he was on his way home when the brakes failed. he said he had been hauling dirt in oakland. tony estimates he was going 45 miles per hour down the exit ramp when he couldn't stop his truck. he told us he scrambled to find a way to avoid hitting the vehicles in front of him. >> i was looking at that way,

. >>> all right, raj, another big one tonight. >> it's win, lose or torture. that's one of our options for the giants. >> two of them all the time with the giants. >> torturous win or torturous lose. it's been a fun ride. in fact the tv ratings reflect the enthusiasm in the bay area between us here at nbc and our friends over at comcast. giants ratings this season are matching and often exceeding the ratings during barry bonds' record-breaking season of 2007. pretty impressive. every few hours the story changes. tonight what's the phrase, what happens in colorado, it doesn't stay in colorado because it affects san francisco. troy tulowitzki, two home runs and 7 rbis leading the rockies past the padres this afternoon. this is good news for the giants. here's why, because they now trail san diego by only one game in the national league west playoff race. they also trail by one in the wild card. now, did you see what happened last night. the error by juan uribe right up the middle allowed the only run to score. dodgers beat the giants 1-0. they play again in abou

of your rego no left turn and drew raj. some drivers ignore it they didn't see it $7 per hour parking sign and changed their mind. if you choose to use street parking here where the parking patrol now uses high-tech raised yet traders. this deviate tells them as a violation and they just go straight to the current fallout ticket is issued. and of the parking officer tells you to move he might want to move. this juror is getting a ticket. because you sure way to avoid the ticket he will get anon front-runner for a chicken in the mayor. also if you're going to visit the wharf bring real cash. believe it or not they got a funny money here. this is a fake $100 bill. the man who tried to use it told me he got from washington bank. except watching your show has been closed or year. the those provinces and will be turned over for further graduation. if your gonna be a street performer like a clown or silverman stick to a theme. this man for the dog is asking for far dollars styria's dog back to life off no one intended when that w

roshini raj, thank you. >>> how to get teen girls to embrace their beauty and stay true to themselves. >>> this morning on today's beau beauty, getting young women to be comfortable in their skin. bobbie brown sitting down with five young girls to feel beauty about what they see in the mirror. ♪ . >> how many of you guys have even worn makeup before? how old were you when you first started? do you remember? the first time you wore it out of the house? >> i started wearing mascara to school in 6th grade. >> i was 9 years old. >> my mom this is one that introduced me to makeup. i would always watch her. >> i have three brothers. it's not like girly in my house, i guess. with my friends in 7th grade, i started knowing what i had to do and got my makeup done at the mall. >> i was a dancer so i performed with makeup on and spoke to my mom about what she thinks would be like good for me to wear to school. she says to keep it natural. >> i first wore in it 6th grade. i woke up really early to put on black eyeliner and mascara before school. and i remember being really excited about it. >>

we'll safe raj about a six inch rainfall. now over to sharon gibala, wjz traffic control. >>> it started off busy and stayed busy. we have two accidents one on the outer loop. watch for within at 97. three accidents in the city all on loch raven at exiter and havenwood and loch raven. we have the truck fire at mountain road. you still have delays back to emmer ton road. flooding is an issue. two feet of water in the roadings. eastern boulevard is closed at martin boulevard because of flooding. so is north point. flooding is an issue an west patapsco. delays on 83, talk about significant ones, 18 minutes, 23 minutes to shawan road. 16 minutes from roughly on to 28th. significant delays. there's live look at old port road. this traffic report is brought to you by disney on ice. it's from october 27th through the 31st. back off to you. >> stay with wjz. up next how bruce spring stein ended ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there must be 30 or 40 spring streen songs. one that you know that second. >> you know and it gets you going especially

. >> the rank raj daily news has this as their headline, senator lisa murkowski and challenger joe miller hit the national talk shows on sunday. murkowski called miller extreme while miller claimed federal unemployment benefits are not -- it was nice of them to do the sunday shows, though. because there were some candidates who were lined up on the major sunday talk shows and canceled, just canceled. >> she was exhausted. >> she's busy. >> she has a good sense of irony. after the talk of the satanic picnics, she said in a statement she had to attend a picnic. >> she also said she had to go to the church picnic. >> do you think it's the katie couric phenomenon, that some people said be careful and stay away -- >> don't you think the legitimate thing would be to focus on your state and stop trying to be a star? someone could have said that. >> i think it was smart advice. i would have stayed off. it's like with rand paul, stop doing national shows and do a local lexington affiliate. it's the same thing with mcdonald. >> she shouldn't have booked them in the first place. >> that was a mistak

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