bryce was starting to get rolling. hopefully he can get going next week. >> jessica: thanks, coach. >> mark: art briles, expected a battle. and top of the week, he said, got to take care of today or else tomorrow doesn't matter. now, they can worry about tomorrow. final score, 48-46. so long, everybody, from arlington, texas. . >>> live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >>> the first in a series of storms brings a morning soaking to the bay area and it is just the start. we could see more rain this weekend than we have seen so far this season. hello, i'm tiffany wilson. we are on storm watch today. heading live outside looks can be deceiving. we are right in the middle of two storm systems and you can even see the sun peaking out of the clouds as we look west from our emeryville camera. we have live team coverage on the series of storms heading our way. let's check in first with abc 7 meteorologist. >> we are in a temporary role. the rains pick up in intensity. live doppler 7 hd will show you much of th

a couple big strikes from bryce petty. but after that it was the ground attack, shock linwood, devin chafin, they took total control, handled the line of scrimmage. oklahoma state was game and deserves all the kudos but baylor took control from the start and dominated it thoroughly. >> gus: it was one play early on, second play of the game. >> charles: bryce petty finding jay lee for the big strike downfield. that set the tone. and, folks, fox sports live, that play could be -- forget it, that play is the one. >> gus: the one for us is molly mcgrath. she's on the field with coach briles. >> molly: coach, you told me at the half your offense was hot and cold. how do you win despite that inconsistency? >> we got a good football team. good football teams find ways to win. wasn't conducive to a really offensive ball tonight. we found a way to win, our crowd was good. that's what we wanted to do. >> molly: your defense saw a quarterback no one in college football has ever seen before tonight. how did they get this done against

chris and bryce, howard star, bryce dallas howard. >> yes. >> oh, i love bryce dallas howard. okay in a nan choice, movie takes place 22 years after the event of the original. >> you read that! >> bryce dallas howard, who is her dad? >> ron howard, opee, with the red hair? get it? >> all right, forbes is out with it list of the highest earning celebrities under 30. taylor swift is the top ranked woman on the list. she's in third place, $64 million, justin bieber, topping the list, earns estimated 08 million bucks over the past year. i thought we just did a store like a week that said beyonce at the top, $152 million in earnings last year? >> but is she over the age of 30? >> oh, that might be it. some other celebrities on the litz, one direction, bruno mars, rihanna, jennifer lawyer glens to follow up to heartwarming store we first brought you back in september. little emily rodriguez of bucks county born with tiny malformed ears. so in order to hear, she wears a special hearing aid. but her parent want more for their three year old. fox 29's dawn timmeney shows us how emily's

bryce, this news, i know, is still kind of being disseminated around australia. but first, give us yor reaction to what we're hearing. >> well, this ignited shock waves throughout the cricket community in australia. the whole of the australian public, the cricket team is the most revoered team in the whole of the nation. and they probably -- they actually say that the captain of the australian cricket team is more highly regarded than the prime minister. so it's so well supported and followed. phillip hughes is a young man of 25 years old, doing what he loved. he was playing in a domestic competition looking to get back on the australian crick team. he was struck just below the ear and never regaened consciousness unfortunately. and it's just such a very sad story. its it's gone throughout the world, the cricket community worldwide ask just in complete shock. >> talk to us more about the actual injury in and of itself. we've got people watching from outside australia that maybe don't understand the aspects of the game and we are also, you know, we know that he wa

a couple big strikes from bryce petty. but after that it was the ground attack, shock linwood, devin chafin, they took total control, handled the line of scrimmage. oklahoma state was game and deserves all the kudos but baylor took control from the start and dominated it thoroughly. >> gus: it was one play early on, second play of the game. >> charles: bryce petty finding jay lee for the big strike downfield. that set the tone. and, folks, fox sports live, that play could be -- forget it, that play is the one. >> gus: the one for us is molly mcgrath. she's on the field with coach briles. >> molly: coach, you told me at the half your offense was hot and cold. how do you win despite that inconsistency? >> we got a good football team. good football teams find ways to win. wasn't conducive to a really offensive ball tonight. we found a way to win, our crowd was good. that's what we wanted to do. >> molly: your defense saw a quarterback no one in college football has ever seen before tonight. how did they get this done against

it's nice to sit and talk to bryce and not have to sing and dance for a few minutes. >> reporter: is he a loyal son avenging his mother's death or a shameless social climber. turns out it's both. >> it's like the rules of the game are being played. once you start playing it gets to be fun. the first murder is like when the cork is popped. i just love when the audience goes, oh, now we get the game. >> reporter: genevieve shaw brown, abc news, new york. >> i would love to go see that. >> we should go. >> we should go? >> we should take "world news now" field trip. >> that sounds great. i haven't seen any theater in the past year that i've been here in new york, right? >> there we go. let's go see something murderous and hilarious. >>> coming up, what america is doing for its four-legged vets. >>> the guy who tried to stuff a chainsaw down his pants. that's all straight ahead. nts. that's all straight ahead. he told me there's a whole new way to treat sensitivity. he suggested i try new crest sensi-stop strips. [ male announcer ] just apply to the gumline of sensitive teeth for a quick

resident of north beach i'd like to read an excerpt in a letter of support from one individuals that bryce mentioned from an adjacent owner occupant directly west of the subject building from miriam phillip's and they're at 342 green street this is a letter of the quality support for the residential reconstruction on green street we've assumed that one day it would be remodeled workplace a additional story we've seen the expansion of the improvements to the east at 310 and 308 the reconstruction on green will have a significant impact on our property but we support it because 312 owners susan and bruno cvs have worked to mitigate the impact it is in regards to our light well and roof-deck we've been meeting r with bruno and susan and they've been to our home to express their concerns their latest plans given they're adding two floors to their building we understand the building inspection is recommending the top floor we don't have a strong opinion but we don't expect the change to effect us one way or another with with regards miriam and charles. >> next speaker >> good evening. i'm bryan

. >> good afternoon, my name is bryce hammock, i'm the northern civil rights coordinator. i'm here today representing the san francisco bay area office and also the anti-arab ads. as many of you are aware it's a very hostile climate due to issues going on in iraq, syria and canada and even in oklahoma. these activities and these acts of violence by groups claiming to be of islam. we had a brother murdered in sacramento because he was muslim and called terrorist in front of their kids. this morning, a mosque had a bomb thrown at it. we know the ads in the buses are protected by free speech. we want to come here today and say we are proud from the response of the city. the sf mta's response in placing counter ads showing what a beautiful and loving san francisco is. the board of supervisors today is recommending this resolution and inviting us to speak. we look forward to working with you on this fight against hate towards muslim americans. thank you. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak, my name is carol sanders and i represent the bay area chapter of jewish voice for

. >> thank you, supervisors bryce wolf hate ashbury would you be able i stand in support with the speakers that support this legislation. >> thank you for introducing it is needed at this point one of the amendments regarding the clean power sf we know it's not implemented hopefully soon next year that will be we feel i understand at the beginning of the hearing we can't micromanage or give direction but by stating extra power going to 70 sf is doing that so we'll hope when clean power sf comes on line it will be considered for preferential treatment we can't say that in the language we can with a caveat we can do what we want but the individual residents there should be some equality with them thank you. >> mr. brooks. >> good afternoon again supervisors eric brooks san francisco green local grassroots and representing the san francisco clean energy aligns with hanging and 350 sf first of all, to thank the authenticities for this legislation it the crucial that the san francisco rules committee sells this power at recites i respectfully strongly disagree with others who came forward claim

. >> thank you, supervisors bryce wolf

. >> thank you, supervisors bryce wolf hate ashbury would you be able i stand in support with the speakers that support this legislation. >> thank you for introducing

. >> hi my name is bryce from room 202 in the harvey milk academy for the past 5 weeks my class is teacher also and that made me and my class stressed out and worried i'm asking if you can do anything to help thank you (clapping.) good evening board of education members thank you for letting me speak i'm sarah sfusd parent of two children i want to speak to you and brings our attention to the teacher sxhvnt of inconsistently both teachers are absent from the classroom and my one daughters student resigned and her classroom is in week 5 and substitutes and even 5 days without a substitute and grade work my third grader teacher has taken 6 weeks of personal leaf starting on october 6th and my third grader has had inconsistent substances its been communicated that is due to the lack of substances in the district and obviously there's a bigger issue the district shortage because of the demand of the cost of living in san francisco it is unfortunate this is happening to both of any children at the same time my concern about the residential grade level curriculum to the children at the les level

joining me robert bryce, senior fellow at manhattan institute. welcome back to the show. >> thank you, gerri. gerri: people are telling me, i'm hearing from sources that this thing will pass. the keystone has very good chance of not just getting past the house an senate but maybe even the president will sign it too? >> i think that's likely, gerri. now it is clear the republicans have already said, mitch mcconnell has said they will bring up a vote on keystone. i think president is likely to sign it. why? because he can then turn to his environmentalist allies say, look i had no choice. i had to do this. but let's be clear i think the pipeline still for all the delay, i think there is still some headwinds for the pipeline getting built. gerri: what are those? >> well i think one of them is cost. just a couple of days ago transcanada said they estimated cost now, in part due to the delays has increased by 50%. so the pipeline was going to be about $5.4 billion. now it is going to be about $8 billion. further you have additional rail terminal capac

. >> receiver bryce butler is responsible for the play list at practice. he had that al paccino dialogue from the movie any given sunday on the loud spiegler nice he picked something with a message, but i don't have anything to do with that. if i did, we would be listening to frank sinatra. >> and i only have time for one number one. kings and griz in memphis. got to courtney lee under the hoop for the became winner. they took five minutes to review that play, but memphis wins it on the shot of the year. elizabeth was going crazy during the cal highlights because she went to usc and the trojans with that horrible obnoxious fight song. >> oh, that is horrible! >> we will ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ng at 4-30. >> david letterman is ,,,, at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from

. >> i am bryce lockwood, united states marine corps, retired. our primary purpose was to intercept communications of the russian spy craft at alexandria, egypt. we were not targeted against israelis. >> life was relaxing. one of the nice things about the liberty we had air conditioning. it was cool in the hot days. it was a very laid back, very clean ship. it was spotless, the morale was high, very high. >> by the time the liberty arrived off the coast of egypt on the 8th of june the war had just two days left to run. israel had seized the old city of jerusalem, the west bank and the gaza strip. jordannian forces were stripped and only egypt held out. >> the only voices we got were those of israeli or hebrew what we were hearing. >> my name was bob wilson, i worked for nsa, on june the 8th, 1967, when the -- what we were trying to monitor, find something coming from the direction of egypt, there just was nothing. they owned the skies and everything. they -- i don't think there was anything moving at that time that they didn't know about. >> list

he's the brother-in-law of michael bryce well, who hit the ball. >> one of the world's extreme sports to be included on the world's biggest stage. they're competing in a top tier competition in the middle east. but they have their sights sets on a bigger report. >> it is a relatively new sport but kiteboarding is truly taking off. established in the late 90's, the extreme watersport is vast attracting thrill seekers around the globe. >> if you don't have the right judgment, every time you're in the water you're learning something new. >> the asian championships are currently under way in qatar. >> it's really fun and really interesting. >> while there is clear enthusiasm out here on the water, it not yet a main treatment potter but that could be about to change with these athletes setting their sights on the olympic games. kiteboarding to be included in the olympic games in place of windsurfing but that decision was overturned. there is renewed hope that it will have a place at the twenty2 2020 tokyo games. >> to see white boats and white sails, this would be very different. >> they'l

bryce butler falls on it in the end zone, and the raiders cut the lead to 24-10. wait a minute with that home field advantage. now later in the third raiders driving. carr dumped it to darren mcfadern. mcfadden takes it all the way to the seahawks 7 yard line. seam drive. fourth and goal. carr drops back and throws it up from michael rivera. at the touchdown readers. raiders down by a score. 24-17. great catch. great job at the end zone. now under two minutes in the game. it's 30-17 seahawks. cars roll out. second place of the day. that's a great catch wrfsh. >> just able to get on it before a raider can. seattle wins. the readers are 0-8. limplg finishes with 143 total yards of offense. the raiders do a myself job of russell wilson. he was out of touch with his throws and finished with a q.b. rating of only 63.9. small consolation for a team that remains winless. >> it's hard to go to work every day and all those things, but just because of how i was i am what i believe, it's not going to be a problem. i promise you. >> this is far better than we were. we are --

don bryce is here to talk about that. she is a mother of three and a tae kwon do black belt. your real interest in toys and finding things to keep them interested. >> kids as young as 1 year old, to keep them engaged, foster creativity and imagination. >> as early as 1? >> as early as 1. we want to focus on fine and gross motor skills. we have ebu nesting blocks. they're beautifully illustrated. it's a great toy that you can engage with the parents. teach numbers and learning. but also fine tune that gross motor skills. how the blocks relate to one another. >> and the wooden blocks? >> these are junior rainbow blocks. this is a durable -- perfect. we could rebuild that, no problem at all. teaches designing, teaches building. this is for a 3-year-old girl or boy. it's a take on the modern doll house. it's a geometrics house. the children can redesign the doll house as they fit. so their imagination continues to grow. there's fabulous design. it's warm. it's fun. we love how it looks. and the kids will keep their imagination going. >> you tell me you can put this back together

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