mike hellgren just finished talking with key players in the case. mike? >> reporter: it's been an emotional day. started at 1:30, wrapped up a short time ago. and it was a win and a loss for the owners of bear-bear; they got the

so let me turn first to mike. let's turn to mike and we will get the press perspective. mike, when you cover your stories out there, how often do you get -- without asking details on a particular case -- some sense that the information you get, that it might be classified? >> well, when you are writing about stories dealing with the intelligence community, dealing with terrorism, national security issues, you inevitably are going to be brushing against information that is classified. there is always going to be a classified dimension to almost any discussion you have on the issue, because it is issues that the intelligence committee deals with -- the intelligence community deals with. but i cannot emphasize enough what i think is the principal theme, and arguably the principal theme of any discussion of this kind, which is that everybody who has looked at this issue -- and bill is the expert, but anyone who independently looks at it agrees -- there is way over classification. if you just use the yardstick, "is classified come out it could shut down almost any phone class

mike wallace is getting a lot of attention. they have seen enough of him tonight. >> al: eight catches and 136 yards and two touchdowns for number 17. miller. aken down at the 36 yard line. ticking down to 45 seconds. >> cris: at some point, you rlly need to begin with btaking a shot, even if it's a hail mary because you got to get one more. >> al: like right here. ben is not going be able to do it because he is going to go down in a heap at the 39 yard line and that is five sacks of roethlisberger tonight. banta-cain and warren are both there. now pittsburgh will spend its final time-out. >> cris: patriots am lm as many sacks tonight as they have all season. mike wallace on the outside. he is going to get a shove early and a lot of people staing around. they ve -- saying no, not you. let a man like emmanuel sanders take a shot at it. at this point, i think it's time to take your shot. even if you recover an onside kick, you still have to have probably another completion before the hail mary. >> referee: time-out new england, 3

san diego about 55. >> all right, mike. it's 5:46. >> let's take a look at the stories we're following for you. students attending california state university campuses can expect to see a 15.5 hike in tuition. they'll go up in two steps, 5% next spring and another 10% next fall that will bring annual tuition to nearly $5,000. >> the santa clara city council is laying off 82 city workers as they face a deficit. some layoffs could be avoided if unions take unpaid furlough days and pay cuts. >> on the flip side mountain view based google is giving a 10% raise to all it's 23,000 employees. the "wall street journal" reports it's part of an effort to keep its staff from going to competitors like facebook.com. the raise will take effect in january. the latest ap 6:00. >> president obama has arrived in south korea. the president travel from indonesia and landed in seoul about three hours ago. tensions over currencies and trade gaps. >> relief on the way for the 3,000 passengers stranded at sea on a carnival cruise ship. it's being

that, to me, it atomizes mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a sacred man. our community just recognizes that when they see it. mike is that man. he never asked to be in the role he is in now, but the community has asked him. so it is with the greatest tumbled as, like i say, it is just an honor to be able to present him to you. but to me, he is a spiritual, special man. he will always say he is just an ordinary man, but he is, and he is my friend. [applause] >> please join us to be recognized, michael. let's give michael a round of applause. [applause] >> i was hoping that don would take up all my time. i want to thank everybody for coming out, sharing the day with us. thank you, kqed for giving me an opportunity to put a suit on because i hardly ever wear one. i also want to thank -- or actually congratulate mayor gavin newsom for getting elected to lieutenant governor and jerry brown and all those other people that ran. a couple of days ago, on november 2, a friend of mine was elected t

we'll eck with mike to make sure on that. depending on the wind, they aim to open for business tomorrow or sunday. squaw opens tomorrow and some others opening a little aft that. >> that's right. because with a big storm, prompting all these openings, mike. >> could get up to 4 feet of snow. they really need it. >> whiteout time. >> absoluty. could be pretty dangerous there saturday. let's show you what' going on at home. good morning to you. at 11:19 looking from south beach. you can see the mainly cloudy conditions over the bay this morning. take one more perspective and show you what it looks like from emeryville this morning. some of the clouds. the bulk of the weather still to our north on live doppler 7 hd. you can see rar returns moving from the west but expect that line from the north to increase in coverage and intensity and that's going to bring us some rain this evening. right no kind of cool outside. even a 46 around los gatos and cloudy around the monterey bay and inland with mid-50s. so our highlights, three thi

>> mike, thank you very much. 6:43. don't be surprised if you see more big rigs than normal slowing the commute this morning. local construction truckers say they plan to surround san francisco's trans bay terminal and city hall to demand that they be given work on current construction projects that are part of the federal stimulus program. the rally is set to begin at 7:00 at the trans bay terminal and the group plans to caravan over to city hall. the group behind the protest says jobs they would be hired for have been contracted out to foreign workers. >> investigators this morning are keeping a close eye on developments of palo alto's facebook.com even though it still isn't a publicly traded company. >> jane king joins us live with our "moneyscope" report. happy monday, jane. >> hello, happy monday eric and kristen. holding this big media event today and the speculation to unveil a new e-mail service for its half billion users. investors could be watching this as well. facebook.com is not publicly traded but if it we

you need to feed those people, mike. >> mike, mike, mike, mike! [ laughter ] >> allen, come over if you are hungry. >> if there are leftovers. >> mike sugerman, best to you and your family. >>> this week we have covered do turkeys make you sleepy and how do you carve a turkey? tonight something different. are turkeys really as stupid as some people think? ken bastida with tonight's stupid -- i mean good question. >> reporter: all right. tonight we're talking turkeys. come here, turkeys! [ gobble gobble ] >> reporter: all right. we have all heard the stories about how stupid turkeys are, how if they stand out in a rain, they can actually drown from looking up. is that true or false? >> the truth is that they get saturated with water and into their feathers and that will -- they will get pneumonia and die so they don't recover from that. >> reporter: so there is another saying that they are not smart enough to come in out of the rain? >> right. that's right. >> true. >> reporter: that's true. >> reporter: the general manager at santa rosa willie bir

mike? >> warmer than average today but not the record-setting temperatures we dealt with the last couple days. good morning. one of the reasons why. look how much lower our temperatures are this morning. only san francisco and 61. a lot of 40s out there menlo park, half moon bay, concourt, the entire north bay and that's why we're going to have a hard time reaching those levels from yesterday. the reason we're cooler. look at the calm conditions. still the wind overturning the atmosphere not allowing the coldest air to sink in our valleys and the warmest air to climb our canyon walls. that's what happened this morning unlike yesterday. still a very pleasant day done outside. sunshine, low to mid-70s except the coast will have mid-60s at half moon bay. around the monterey bay, looking at low to mid-70s even inland. the cool spot will be monterey at 68. we'll see these temperatures slowly slide all the way to the weekend when the system drops down from alaska, brings us a chance of scattered

he sets up mike to nibble -- mike knuble. then in the third period, it is matt hendrix with the go-ahead goal. hendrix gets the gold. the caps finish it off 5-3. they win against the rangers. auburn quarterback looks positively unstoppable on the field, but they continue to have to navigate a lot of land mines off the field. he faced expulsion from the university of florida two years ago for cheating three times on tests. he did transfer to a junior college last year before enrolling at auburn this year. a former mississippi state players said someone representing his family requested money when he was recruited out of high school. the quarterback says he will not admit or deny he cheated on tests at florida because he does not want to beat a dead horse.

mike. >> all right, emily schmidt reporting this morning from washington. thanks very much. >>> lawmakers heading back to capitol hill after their thanksgiving break. face a full plate this week. benefits for the long-term unemployed in this country are set to expire tomorrow. there is also the question of whether to extend those bush tax cuts. also on agenda for lawmakers, that nuclear treaty with russia, as well as the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. on wednesday, on top of that the government's commission is expected to announce drastic cuts for the budget. and we may get a better readout how it goes after president obama meets with new leadership. >>> u.s. warships are holding their second day of military exercises with the south koreans. north korea has claimed that the war games are another provocation. it's now under military control. that paves the way for the possible evacuations of the 300 people still living there. >>> in haiti this morning, the presidential election has ended in complete confusion with nearly all the major candidates no

we're going to the first e-mail question from mike rojo. mike, you get the first question. what do we do with the illegals that are here now? maybe ask it a few times if you don't get an answer. >> there is an answer. you're right. we're not going to lock up -- there's more than 12 million. >> how many do you think? >> maybe 30 or more. >> double. >> in 1986 we were told there were a million illegals given lawful status with the amnesty then. we wound up with 4 million. 11 or 12, who knows. this is like the weight of a black hole. who knows. the problem is immigration laws are designed to keep people out of a country whose presence is harmful. it's the way a homeowner looks through a peephole before they let someone in they can't trust. we can create an environment that is not conducive or encouraging -- there's a section of law that says it's a felony to encourage, induce, aid or abet. what you do, if you can't get a driver's license. you can't get a job. you can't open a bank account, why would you remain? if you sat in a restaurant and said the power is off in our refrig

we have mike baker answer your questions and some of ours about cool secret agent stuff. let's get started. shall we? >> shall we? >> the man who exposed the anna chapman's thigh ring, i think he was a colonel -- everybody's a colonel. >> you start as a colonel. >> and you end as a colonel. had he been planning this for a long time? >> it's a relatively senior member of the service. >> it's the svr, used to be the kgb. he was with the svr in a relatively important position in that he knew about the stay-mind assets that they have. the rushionians have allowed this information to get out there because it looks a lot better if they have been betrayed than if the 10 spies trip themselves up somehow. >> currently, right, right. >> they say they are going to go after this guy on american soil? are you buying that? >> they do make an effort to track people down on occasion. and several cases, they have gone through. you know, would they try something like that on u.s. soil? hopefully, they are not that stupid, frankly. >> next, what is your take on vice-president biden, thursda

that's a whole other idea. >> mike? >> the incoming equality within the context of marriage, how does that play out according to this? >> it plays out that particularly since the recession started people with less education and less income feel they can't afford to get married. marriage is more and more becoming a luxury for people who can afford it. men and women who have higher education, higher incomes than people with lower incomes. >> why do they feel that way? >> that i don't really know the answer to. one of the things that's very interesting is a majority of mayor cans think that marriage is obsolete. but a huge majority of americans still want to get married. something like 60% of people under 30 think marriage is obsolete. >> how do children play into this? are people feeling comfortable having children out of wedlock does that address that issue? >> compared to 1960, eight times apz many out-of-wedlock births. the other thing that the pew study really saw is the notion of marriage itself -- the notion of fami

. >> mike: the win streaks are over. the raiders get throttled in the raiders get throttled in burg, pittsburgh, and the 49eers you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. >> alan: a snowy weekend in the sierra and even more snow be on the way. the weather has made travel tricky for some drivers. the upside, all the snow is expected to be a big holiday boost for tahoe ski resorts. four are open this weekend, heavenly, boreal, squaw valley. sugar bowl is expected to open on thanksgiving. good times early in the season. >> leigh: we had snow in the sear ray -- sierras and little snow here as well. you can see the white peaks there. the observatory got five to six inches of snow, and would you believe, probably going to see a little bit more in the next couple of days as the cold air mass is really settled over the bay area. we have more moisture feeding in and that's going to translate to t

mike is off so let's look at the east bay commute. all looking green. i have been fortunate as mike left me with excellent traffic even in the pass, 64 miles an hour and everybody at speed. >> meanwhile, here's rob with a change ahead. >> change coming up later on this week. nothing weather-wise to slow down the commute. you might notice it's chilly outside. livermore to the south, gilroy is 43. 51 in oakland. the offshore winds that kept us warmer actually weakening some and that hints at temperatures that are still pretty warm, but not quite as warm. that will allow a cold system out of the gulf of alaska to drop in on friday and lead to much cooler temperatures and a chance of showers as we wrap up and in the meantime, it looks outstanding. upper 70s to the trivalley and mid 70s and a high of 74. 73 around san rafael and mid 70s into the delta towards vaccaville. i want to show tonight's temperatures. we have partly cloudy skies, but a rare treat where we are not fogged in. you may actually see the meteor shower around 2:00 a.m. if you want to see th

when we come back, we'll talk with mike and bill in what the n.f.l. should do t t t minimize head injuries.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s. the saying "easy as pie," i get it now. just unroll it, fill, top, bake, and present. that must have taken you forever! it was really tough. make a pie with plsbury tonight. with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cinnabon cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon rolls. >>> welcome back on beyond the headlines, we're talking about football safety and concussions and we continue our discussion. so i want to ask you each, which what should the n.f.l. do? clearly from the games we've seen they weren't enforced. >> they are starting to be enforced. you are seeing that. defensive players having to alter the way they attack somebody, most guys lead with their heads. i think the question is, the intent and is it malicious. a quarterback standing throwing the ball. somebody hits him in the head, that is intent. a wide receiver, somebody hits him, same thi

the details in a minute. >> mike, thank you very much. topping our news this half hour, california's largest university system is set to approve a massive increase that critics say will force thousands of students to drop out. >> sad news for cal state university's 433,000 students staywide. the board of trustees today expected to approve a tuition increase that's going to set students back another 15% by next fall. now, csu has already raise the tuition four times in the past three years or so. the new increase hikes tuition 5% the rest of this school year, 10% more in the fall of next year. tuition rose 30% in the past year and is going up 76% in the past five years. the previous increases have resulted in student demonstrations, a building takeover and in some cases arrests. cal state student association say the problem stems from a massive state spending cut and they have furloughing of the faculty and reduces courses. we have a graph tick to show you that puts you clear what students are up against. they have seen these again a numbe

victory parade because mike is back this morning. welcome back, and we hope you're feeling better. >> all right, brent, i thought you were going to send me home again. let's go to the roadways. travel times looking pretty good. light volume of traffic just after 5:00 for these east bay freeways including 880 at the bottom of your screen, the commute direction from san leandro up to the maze. 880 southbound into the south bay, equally smooth drive. we do have an accident clearing from southbound 17 as you head over the summit so watch for that. a sheriff's deputy helping someone who got into an earlier accident. you'll see major front-end damage to that car as well. >> thanks a lot, mike. save your voice. two more hours. >>> let's check the morning forecast with rob. >> it does look like a pretty morning. someone please give him honey and tea. sponsored by ricola this morning. 50 degrees in san francisco. we don't have any fog and not too windy. kind of a mirror-like view across the bay this morning. oakland 46 degrees. the wind is re

mike allen has got a look at the morning playbook. hey, mike? >> good morning, willie. as we start out, we have to give a shout out to mark brzezinski who was appointed yesterday to the fulbright scholars board. >> what a friend that is. >> you've got to story up on politico making waves in washington, suggesting that republicans cancel this planned meeting with president obama and the white house. senator mitch mcconnell's office pushing back on that saying actually now clarifying that this date was never set in stone. they now have a date. they say there was no conflict, nothing got ugly. they couldn't get a date. now they have one they can set in stone. what are you reporting this morning? >> whatever they say, this could not be more remarkable. the president went out in front of cameras and said tomorrow he was going to have this summit with house republican and senate democratic leaders, having them over to dinner. right away the house republicans started to complain. they said they had a conflict. the whout says, come on, the president is inviting you to talk abou

should we check with meteorologist mike nicco. he can tell us all about them. >> reliable source, mike, that's you. >> thank you, ladies. let's talk about the 24 hour temperature change. a little warmer in some areas. san jose he three degrees warmer, fremont 2. 1 degree cool ner oakland and 4 degrees cooler in santa rosa. the reason to see the biggest cooling trend you're going to get the rain first. pretty clear. 38 santa rosa, 37 fairfield, 38 livermore. the rest of us 40s. by noon all of us covered in high clouds. you can see the rain just then knocking on the north bay door. it is over, those scattered showers, over the north bay with 50 santa rosa, 54 napa. the rest of us in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees waiting until the evening hours to get hour rain. it will be light rain at that. a tenth of an inch or less around the bay. to a quarter inch up to the north bay. once this passes look for warmer weather and sunshine starting tomorrow and peaking on sunday and monday when most of us are near 70 degrees. >> mike, looking p

. >>> mike hellgren reports leopold says the lawyer doesn't have the facts to back them up. >>> anne arundel county executive john leopold faces nasty allegations. among them he's addicted to women, he fondled a woman in his office, called another a pig. that he ordered police to run down license plates of women he found attractive. john singleton was the lawyer who filed that complaint. now he's the subject of this motion for sanctions, the county attorney filed it saying the claims singleton is making are lies and he doesn't have the witnesses to back them up. >> every single fact in this complaint e believe can be verified by witnesses. >>> singleton says the complaint is good old fashion bullying. >> this is certainly not going to be the end of it. with all due respect, i'm not going to back down. >> reporter: the county's attorneys and representatives for mr. leopold did not return comments to the allegations. carla hamner described one of the accounts that led her to file it. >> he physically grabbed me from the arm. yelled i want you to turn and face me like this, get your hai

that, to me, it atomizes mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a sacred man. our community just recognizes that when they see it. mike is that man. he never asked to be in the role he is in now, but the community has asked him. so it is with the greatest tumbled as, like i say, it is just an honor to be able to present him to you. but to me, he is

that, to me, it atomizes mike -- epitomizes mike.

thank you, mike sugerman. >>> let's check in with roberta gonzales. she is in san jose for our "food for bay area families" tonight. roberta. >> reporter: i bet you're wondering where i was, right? here i am, yes, i'm at the whole foods off blossom road in san jose. we have some meaningful work to talk about, but first some other work to get down business to because we are under stormwatch at cbs 5. current conditions off blossom hill, in san jose, california, current air temperature 55 degrees. humidity at 72%. the winds are ever so slight. now, here's the deal. if you are out and about tonight, you could have a little sprinkle or two but bottom line is, partly to mostly cloudy skies. when i say a sprinkle, it's virga. it's rain that leaves the cloud but evaporates before it hits the land mass. that's as good as it gets. otherwise the bulk of the precipitation heads this way beginning tomorrow. we'll set the stage four. this is a potent area of low pressure. it's pretty early for this time of the year. tonight, with the cooler air mass, temperatures

head coach mike han shanahan move -- mike shanahan moved on or has tried to. if there is bad blood, it's staying internal. mcnabb's goal, put all the drama behind him. >> and this is football. this is football. you know, we talk about the whole issue, you know, we find of hashed out a lot of different things. i just, right now, i have been in the situation before. so, the whole deal about it is i'm going to treat it as such and focus on my judge and do it at eye level. >> it's a good job this week, get ready to play, a lot of distractions and fought through it as a group and we're ready to go on. sometimes as i said, you know, you make decisions you feel in the best interest of your team. you're not always right, sometimes you go with your gut. the bottom line, you make it and go on. >> that is mike shanahan with a semi apology, i think. running back clinton portis doing his best to return after a six-week hiatus due to a groin injury and limited to a few reps in practice. portis called him a work in progress. day-to-day and this. >> real sore. i think these s

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andrea and mike? >>> thank you, howard. 5:10 making news this morning. >> i'll go ahead and take it from there real quickly. 267 traveling eastbound finding lanes wide open from the dulles green way towards the toll plaza. coming up in your next traffic report more on your virginia roadways at 5:17. now back to mike and andrea. >>> now at 5:10 authorities in new zealand are saying 29 miners trapped since friday may have died. >>> toxic gases have prevented rescuers from entering the mine and there has been no contact with the missing miners. it's feared they may have died in the initial explosion. rescue crews are drilling holes in preparation to send a robot in the mine to take pictures. >>> the taliban is reacting to nato's plan to withdraw combat troops from afghanistan by 2014. a five-point statement from the taliban calling nato's plan quote irrational. the statement reiterated a taliban demand for foreign troops to leave afghanistan immediately or risk more bloodshed. >>> a slew of reaction to r

mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, mike. >>> well a group in michigan says they don't care. their winning lottery ticket was bought at a porn shop. their spokesman mike greer is seen here getting the check for $129 million. he would not say who bought the ticket or if it was purchased inside the adult store or outside at a walk up kiosks. greel says some of the winnings will be donated to a church. >>> whether you call it a vase or a vase, you can call this one really, really expensive. an 18th century vas sold for $83 million. the vase exceeded the estimates because it was a bidding war. >> somebody pick up bob. >> they said they had no ideas it was worth anything. maybe a little something, but how they got it, who knows. and the taxes are going to kill them in britain. after a high of 66, we dropped to 37 with zero wind. low due wall point, dry air all day long. all the humidity was down to 13%. that is bone dry. so at night the temperatures can drop a lot and the daytime, the sun just speeds things up. that's what happened. right now 36 in easton. rather mild 36 in

and mike schuh has the cleanup effort. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, don. what the people know is it's a mess and a heart ache. and everyone is trying to pick up parts of their lives. >>> at 1:30, no one was up and outside in the dark during the storm to see a tornado. what was left behind looked like tornado damage. isolated along a narrow and short path, hitting dutch village. >> i was hit in the face with some sort of debris. >> reporter: the wind skipped neighborhoods and touched down in the county. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: the results are in and it was a tornado. it's hard to believe it's the weakest category of those they measure. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> reporter: weak tornado and strong disruption. >> let me get my place and clipers, and i'll walk away. >> reporter: many of heart aches. >> i'm still here. that's all that matters to me. i'm safe. >> reporter: and here are the numbers, 450 homes between the county and the city were effected, most of them minor and 54 were condemned here in the city. in the county, they won't say

we'll have to ask mike about the adventure next hour. >> how high? >> and we'll come back and have the exclusive five-day forecast. we'll be back in a moment. ,,, ah, this is just what the eight layers needed. hey guys. sorry we're late. milk looks warm. finally got the whole gang together. maple brown sugar, strawberry delight, blueberry muffin. yeah, a little family reunion. [ wind rushes ] whoa! whoa! whoa! whoa! we're cereal here! what? just cooling it down. enough said. gotcha. safety first. whoo-hoo! watch the whole grain! [ female announcer ] try kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats® hot. just add warm milk and you've got a hot way to keep your kids full and focused all morning. oops. dude your eight layers are showing. [ female announcer ] mini-wheats® hot. keeps 'em full, keeps 'em focused. >>> a damp day is come anything on tuesday and rain clears out on wednesday and we'll cool down and the lows in the 40s are mild. >> when it comes all things cute, no one is a stranger to hello kitty and the japanese company is turning 50. they're throwing a

do it again, mike. do it again. >> you are so easily entertained. >> reporter: a lot of the things i can say and i'm not. >> thank you, mike for reporting from the american visionary arts museum. our tiger cubs thought it was hilarious. >> five and six-year-olds. >> still ahead if you are having problems with your feet, a new shoe could give you the support you need to get around. >> dr. bill tells you how your feet can make you smile in a ,,,,,, ugh, my sinuses... the congestion... it's your fault. naturally, blame the mucus. well, i can't breathe. did you try of course. blowing your nose? [ both ] and nothing came out. instead of blaming me, try new advil congestion relief. what you probably have is swelling due to nasal inflammation, not mucus. and this can help? it treats the real problem of your sinus symptoms, reducing swelling due to nasal inflammation. so i can breathe. [ mucus ] new advil congestion relief. the right sinus medicine for the real problem. >>> black friday is almost here, that mea

mike and andrea? >>> thank you, howard. infere 12 hours, the redskins will kickoff monday night football against the eagles. the top priority for the burgundy and gold, protecting john don van mcnabb. through eight times he has been sacked 22 times, the second most in the league. to make matters worse, the redskins face a philadelphia defense among the best at getting to the quarterback. >> their top defensive scheme, you get behind you have to catch up they do a great job putting pressure on the quarterback, getting sacks and turnovers. to eliminate their amount of pressure you have to make sure you have a balanced attack and you don't get behind too much. >> the caps were on the ice putting a five game home winning streak on the line versus atlanta. they tied four, in the third period. and a game winner, caps win their sixth straight, final score six to pure. >>> college basketball, the terps off to a three and zero start to the season. maryland hosted maine at the comcast center. a game high 20 points, maryland would go

time to turn things over to mike. boy, if you just can't stand it when it's superwarm in mid-november, what are you gonna do? >> what are you gonna do? i guess canada, someplace like that. if you like it like this, mike, take it away! >> absolutely. i think people are excited. always want to be careful not to insult those that maybe want some clouds and drizzle, some rain which we don't have in the forecast. a little concern as we get into next week because we don't see any rain until possibly next weekend or beyond. for you now if you like the sunshine, enjoy it. but it has its drawbacks. warm so nicely in the afternoon. boy, is it cool at night. livermore, fairfield, napa, novato, santa rosa and men low park all the mid to upper 30s. the rest of us low 40s until san francisco, fremont, los gatos holding on around 50. compared to 24 hours ago, los gatos is 8 degrees warmer, concord 1, novato the same. look at fairfield, 18 degrees cooler, half moon bay 14, livermore 10 degrees cooler. getting a deeper hole to climb o

mike, i want to give you a twitter question. it says, many small government types yell about sending undocumented people back. what size government agency would they create to execute this? >> well, i think -- >> you've estimated 30 million undocumented people in this country. how many millions of government workers would you have to hire to move them back across the border? >> it's not just about moving them back. we need a system that has integrity. we naturalized 30,000 people four years ago without their files. they lost 111,000 files. this is the agency that handles citizenship and benefits. the whole system -- >> we're not talking about naturalizing them. we naturalize a small number. 30 million or 20 million. yeah, it's a very small number in this big picture that we are talking about. how many people would you have to hire to do this? >> i would look to see probably about as many i.c.e. agents for the country as there are new york city police officers. >> 30,000. that can't possibly take on 13 million, 14 million people.

has won it. >> mike: check it out. blaine wins by a nostril over zenyatta, zenyatta finishes her career with a 19-1 record. so, unfortunately for the world of golf, the giants world series run has put the schwab cup on the back burner. the leader entering the day was john kirk here, and this will work out nicely. within a few feet. kirk with a 56 -- 67 today. the story today was michael allen. takes it to within a few feet, sets up birdie. allen was out of his mind today in the zone. then on 18. allen drops in the birdie putt for a tournament record 10-under 61 at harding. 14-under for the tournament. a one-stroke lead going into sunday's final round. >>> we'll be back with more from the world of college football. top ten action later in this newscast. >> alan: coming up, another reversal of fortune in the state attorney general's race, and long lines in the south bay. what thousands of [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile

rob and mike? >> got to get that caffeine. >>> well, say good-bye to the orange, yellow and red terror alert system. homeland security now wants to get rid of those color-coded warnings, in favor of something a little simpler. one option now under consideration, is to go to two threat levels instead of five. those two levels would be elevated and imminent. >>> president obama may spend part of his holiday on the phone with the president of china. the u.s. wants that country to put pressure on north korea, after its attack on a south korean island on tuesday. the bodies of two civilians killed in that attack were taken from the island earlier today. and the president of south korea is now vowing to beef up security in that area. >>> the once-powerful former house majority leader, tom delay, now faces life in prison. a texas jury found delay guilty of conspiracy and money laundering. he was charged with illegally funneling corporate money to texas political candidates in 2002. delay calls his convict

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the 113th annual big game today. >> mike: pretty gloomy at cal. stanford quarterback andrew luck decides to turn pro, he made sure he would win the big game at once, and boy, did he ever, leading smoothed ♪ [ male announcer ] open up a cadillac during our season's best sales event and receive the gift of asphalt. experience the exhilarating cadillac cts with a direct injection v6. it's the one gift you can open up all year long. see your cadillac dealer for this attractive offer. backed by the peace of mind that only comes from cadillac premium care maintenance. the season's best sales event. from cadillac. like the exclusive continuum. and the fascinate. or the samsung galaxy tab that runs flash. mike stanford showed cal they are for real in the 113th big game, embarrassing the bears at home. before the cop test, a little extracurricular activity. a fight breaks out between the both teams, and then foolishly purposes the cal player and gets ejected. mansion showing off his inexperience. the pickoff, a big momentum shift. stanford, ensuing drive

keurig. >> mike: 49er head coach mike singletary seems to be staging an audition for quarterback troy smith for the rest of the season and beyond. troy getting his second start with the 49ers today against the rams. i was impressed. watch this throw. a dart. hooks up with josh morgan for the longest play of the season. 65-yard trike. fumbled, though. frank gore breaking tackles, finds pay dirt. now in the second, the rams respond. sam bradford. five yard on that strike. game tied. in the third, more from st. louis. jackson slips a tackle, runs for 67. 17-10 rams. same score in the fourth. smith to davis. unbelievable catch. davis called for hold. one of 14 niners penalties. third time a touchdown was called back because of a penalty. but after converting fourth and long, smith fires a bullet to michael crabtree, and that score, 20-17, but the rams roar book. sam bradford, 11 plays, 75-yard, find jackson. unbelievable catch. we go to overtime. rams win thes to. 49er d shuts them down. troy keeps the drive alive. niners in field goal range, and joe nedney nails a 39 yarder. niners win 2