♪ it's like living in the city of god... ♪ . >> complete bay area news coverage starts like now. this is the 10:00 on ktvu channel 2 news. airport security backlash, will the head of the tsa is now saying about possible changes to those controversial safety measures. good evening everyone. i'm heather holmes. i'm ken wayne and the holiday travel season is upon us and for fliers there is anxiety over the transportation security administration controversial body scanner and patdown procedures. maureen naylor at sfo as they

head out to catch their flights camden property trust ken, tomorrow is expected to be the busiest day at sfo for the thanksgiving travel period. we want to zoom in behind me and i'm going to show you these full-body scanners. these travelers are heading to new york at this hour and they are subject to the new tsa guideline and today the head of the agency says the program is evolveing. if you arer flying this week, be prepared to take off your shoes and jackets and in some airports lift your arms in a full-body scanner or be subject to a patdown search. a very large man run his hand down my left buttock, that is all i experienced. >> reporter: about a million travelers are expected to come through sfo during the thanksgiving period. some will be subject to the tsa's more invasive security measures, a hot topic on the sunday talk shows. the head of the tsa defended the changes. >> if we're to detect terrorists who have proven

innovate and creative in their design and implementation of bombs that are going to blow up airplanes and killel people, we have to do something that priests that. >> reporter: he later appeared to be soften hesitate stance issuing a statement that the agency with work to make screening method as minimally invasive as possible. secretary of state hillary clinton said the mandatory pat- downs were necessary. >> would you submit to one of these patdowns ? not if i could avoid it. [ laughter ] no, i mean, who would? >> reporter: most arriving passengers went through the traditional metal detectors. >> it's the same it has always been. it was fast. >> better to be safe than sorry, so if you take five extra minutes it's worth the time. >> reporter: there is another live look at the full-body scanners. sfo officials say at this point

the wait time has averaged between 8-10 minutes since the new policy went into effect a few weekend ago. reporting at sfo, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. some of those who oppose the use of the scanners and more intrusive pat down are calling for a national opt out day this wednesday, a day before thanksgiving and huge travel day have they are urging travelers to refuse the full- body scans and thereby forcing agents to do the more physical inspections. they say they choose wednesday because many people only fly during the holidays and the protest highlights the privacy issue for those not fully aware of the procedure. >> mainly i don't want them to be irradiated or secretly assaulted by tsa amounts. >> reporter: one nevada ept preen entrepreneur says his

underwear protects passengers from feeling overly exposed and allowing tsa personnel to see what they need to see. the maker says the destroys and made of metal powders that won't trigger metal deticket tectors. it's not clear how the tsa might respond to this new underware. >> if you are plan on traveling by car this holiday week, you can expect to pay more at the pump just those who track the price of gas at lundberg survey say nationally the price of a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.11, a jump of 4 merchant 5 crepts in the past two weeks. in california, those buying gas in san francisco pay the most at $3.20 a gallon. bart is going to try to make it easier for holiday travelers to park and find a seat next week when traveling to bay area airports. beginning wednesday bart will operator longer trains along the pittsburg-baypoint line that serves sfo and will provide more long-term parking spaces. service at oakland airport will

get a boost with additional air- bart shuttles. bart will expand service next sunday to carry those same passengers home again. there are still some scattered showers round the bay area with details on where they are and just how much rain fell, we turn to our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> you can see on live stormtracker 29 loop. and you get an idea with the progression with rainshowers developing to the north and west and heading to the south and east. latest imagery and mostly reports of light, maybe a few moderate cells closer to right around petaluma, san rafael as well. some more activity many in renal towards hayward, pleasanton and just approaching livermore. the yellows do correspond to heavier downpours. here just outside of dublin and danville as well. in the south bay you can see the coverage increasing as well. in fact, for the san mateo

coastline towards redwood city, san josi at last check most recent observation reporting mostly cloudy skies. still the rainshowers scattered in nature across the bay area. and that will continue to be the case in the short-term with off and on pop-up showerses. we still have some more rain chances in the forecast over the next couple of the days and in fact, in the full forecast i will break down the taming of the heavier rain downpours expected on tuesday. i have that coming up in just a little bit. the cold weather has causedded at least one bay area shelter to open its doors. st. boniface church in san francisco's tender line is participating in the winter shelter program. starting tonight it's hosting about 65 men during the next few weeks. each night a different church, synagogue or mosque will offer dinner to the men. st. boniface plans to host a dinner december 8th and is looking for voters to help. hoar is what it looks like on mount hamilton in the south

bay. this was around 2:00 this00. clouds obscured the mountain's view for most of the day. you can see there was a blanket of snow, up to 5 inches of snow fell on mount hamilton. some homes are still without power in the santa cruz mountains and one homeowner has a gaping hole in her roof. ktvu's patti lee reports. >> reporter: lightning, rain and wind knocked out power and knocked down trees, toppling some into homes. through the roof on this house on buckeye drive and into this cottage off conference drive- you could hear it. it was like an explosion of a transformer. >> reporter: this winter storm hit the santa cruz mountains hard. >> we ent to have power and probably won't until 9:30 tonight at the earliest. >> reporter: he lives in one of the 150 homes in felton and scottsdale voyle without power since 7:00 after a redwood tree toppled into powerlines,

requiring crews to install a new utility pole this afternoon. >> we heard the crackle and that means everybody get ready for cover, because you know, we don't know if it's going to hit our house or hit the ground. >> reporter: 834 families along highway 9 had their power restored at about 8:00 tonight. three hours later than anticipated. pg&e says the number of outages actually increased throughout the day. one of the problems, field crews say the that damage from the storm was more extensive than anticipated and that increased the time needed to get homes back online. >> in the year issues have lived here i haven't seen so much debris and damage. so i knew it was something unusual that had come through here. >> reporter: the director at mountain herman christian conference center says he has never seen this kind of destruction, but yet, he feels lucky and blessed that no one was hurt. in felton, ktvu channel 2 news. it's still snowing in the

sierras at this hour and although main highways are open, it was something of a battle for motorists. ktvu's al lie rasmus reports. >> reporter: a winter storm swept through the sierra this weekend, blustery winds and clumps of snows. in the town of dutch flats there was plenty of snow to play in and leave 18-wheeler trucks stranded. outside the town of baxter, this portion of interstate 80 became a partial parking lot, an entire lane of traffic was pulled ovso drivers could install chains. vehicles were om allowed a few miles past this without them. >> it's just a lower snow level, i think that is qua is causing people a little bit of surprise. it's more of a january snow level than november. >> reporter: these students were trying to get back-to- school in reno. have you ever done it before? >> once many my driveway about

four years ago when my dad made me do it. so this is a first time experience, actually. >> reporter: an experience that they hope to tackle with a little patience and an instruction manual. >> apply emergency brake, drape chains up and over across tires. >> reporter: other drivers were better prepared. this man admitted that the chains were a necessary inconvenience. >> better that slip sliding around. >> reporter: for the people who make a living off the changes, the extra business was a transmit and they say an early winter storm is a good sign of things to come for this year's ski season. >> it's all nice to get a little bit of work in during the holidays are the chains are required between nyack and truckey unless you have all wheel driver or snow tires. in placer county, al allie

rasmus, ktvu news. firefighters in a helicopter have lakeland man from the rain-swollen los angeles river today after he many floated four miles downstream. the man was first spotted in the water before 8:00 east of downtown l.a. police officers tried to rescue him, but the man drifted past before they could grab him. firefighters were able to grab the man and was flown to a hospital. it's not known if the man jumped or fell into the water. police tonight are asking for the public's help in trying to find a man accused sexually assaulting a young girl many her bedroom yesterday morning in berkeley. investigators have identified the suspect as 27 omar sosa. they say the girl was taken to the hospital, treated and released. police say they wouldn't have been able to identity sosa without the young victim's help. >> you want to talk about someone's valiant and heroic

efforts, it's her. she has been terrific and we wouldn't be where we are in the investigation without her. >> detectives say they believe sosa left the bay area and may be heading south towards mexico. they believe he is driving a gray, 1997 ford raker double cab with a camper shell. police say jackson was a passenger in a car when someone opened fire on investigation. the shooting happened in the area of 98th and bancroft avenue. a $15,000 reward is now being offered in this case. an annual is it study places oakland among the most dangerous cities in u.s. the rankings found st. louis, missouri is the most dangerous city. that is based on more than 2,000 violent crimes in 2009

per 100,000 residents. camden, new jersey was second, followed by detroit, flint, michigan and the rankings are based on fbi crime numbers, but some criminologists question the methodology of the rankings. nine months and still going. what locked out workers at an east bay country club did with the hillsboroughs approaching. and making sure no one goes hungry [ female announcer keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer choose. brew. enjoy. keurig.

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keurig. . >> anine-month-longg labor dispute took on a holiday theme today in pleasanton. union worker's the castlewood country club held a thanksgiving day parade to protest the ongoing lockout from their job. today march ended outside the country club. workers also received fad for the upcoming holidays and a scholarship fund has been created for the employees' children. . >> a lot of people are wanting to help and the union and the community and the church, everybody. so now we're feeling good and strong, and we're going to fight this until we go back to work. >> management locked out the employees back in february when the two sides could not agree on healthcare benefits. despite ongoing talks no deal

has been reached. calls to castlewood tonight were not returned. >> a flurry of activity around the bay area as several charitable organizations handed out turkey and trimmings. >> reporter: this weekend for the 23rd year st. anthony's in san francisco kicked off its curbside donation program making it easy to drop off food and clothing this holiday season. >> just drive up to the curb and we have volunteers wearing red that will unload your car for you. you don't even need to get out of car. >> reporter: st. tantanys is confident that donors will come through. overall we're seeing about a 5% increase coming to food in our dining room and at 10% increase of families to use our dining rooms. >> reporter: recipients say the food and free clothing is a lifeline. >> you never know when we need something out here and they are here to help. that is a good thing. shouldn't nobody go hungry in frisco. >> reporter: across the bay in

oakland, the spirit of mother wright is alive and well. for more than 20 years she fed the city's hungry. she died in 2009. and now motorcycle clubs are collecting turkeys and handing them out and feeding anyone in need. >> one thing about the motorcycle club, our bikes do make noise, but we have hearts and do all we can to help the community. >> reporter: three of mother wright's daughters have been key to maintain the spirit of giving and monica right says her mother would be proud of those who carry on in her name. >> everybody has really managed to come together and keep the legendary of my mother going. >> reporter: the needy lined up for the fourth annual marshawn lynch turkey drive and those say with the economy still on the rocks, a free turkey this time of year is a welcome gift. >> it mean's great deal to me and i hope that most of the people who come are able to enjoy what is going on at the

school today. >> reporter: the army was at the technical college and say they are seeing an increase in demand and fewer donations coming in. in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu news. a tanker flipped closing lanes. the lines were re-opened after 3:00 this morning. lanes have been blocked for about eight hours west of the north 911 street. the driver, who was intitially trapped inside the truck was seriously injured. about 50 gallons of diesel fuel leaked onto the roadway, but no liquid nitrogen was spilled. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff say he supports congress using the lame-duck session to repeal the military's don't ask don't tell policy. admire mullen says he would rather see congress address the issue than have it decided in the courts. >> at some point in time the

courts could change the law and not give us the right amount of time to implement it. >> a pentagon report on the impact of lifting the ban is expected to be released next month. admire mullin says he supports ending the ban because "asking people to lie against themselves goes against the integrity of the arlingtons forced." a u.s. special envoy says north korea's claim of building a new uranium enrichment facility is not a crisis. he called the latest news provocative and disappointing. bosworth flew to souk and met with foreign ministers after disturbing comments from a scientist came out this weekend. the professor was alarmed at its sophistication. julie kirtz with that story from washington. >> reporter: in a report posted on line, hecker, the former district court of the lab writes "north korea has 2,000

recently completed centrifuges in an industrial-scaled facility sued sutable for making bombs." dr. hecker describes his first glimpse of the vast and secretive plant as stunning and says, "north korean officials told him that the centrifuged were installed and running." satellite palm beaches show evidence of construction in the area over the last fur years. the chairman of the joints chief of staff refusing to detail what the u.s. really knows. >> i would say this is something that we have been concerned about for significant periods of time and also, penetration of the north koreans in terms of intelligence capabilities is very difficult." the fact that north korea showed a visiting scientist the urainum appears to be a calculated move by the government and a challenge for the obama administration.

>> i don't think anybody in the obama administration should be surprised at this and i think if they are, it indicates they have never understood how serious the north korean threat is rip current a senior official tells fox it's true a provocative act of defiance by the north korean government and the action is possibly timed to stop sign the communist nation as it moves to transfer power to the son of dictator jong-il. >> the rocket carrying the huge surveillance satellite blasted off from cape canaveral, florida earlier this morning. the unmanned delta 4 rocket took off after several delays due to technical glitches. the expect purpose of the new satellite is secret, but it's the second satellite launch in as many months by the national reconnaissance office or nro. the director of the nro says the satellites are vital for

national security and to replace older satellites before they fail. trial in tehran and new informationn when the imprisoned uc berkeley graduates will go on trial for spying. and how the so-called jamaican lottery scandal works and who has fallen victim and whod is the target? i'm

. the delayed trail for three uc berkeley graduates accused of spying has been set for february 76th. they say the trial scheduled earlier this month was delayed because sahara shourd had not been summoned to attend. shourd was freed on bail in

september. her fianci, shane bauer and their friend, josh fattal remain in prison. yesterday an iranian official said he hoped the case could be resolvedded before train. in china state television television is reporting that all 29 workers trapped in a mine have been pulled to safety. the workers were tracked in a coal mine when the flooding occurred. it's not clear tonight what triggers the floods. in new zealand, the families of 29 miners trapped since friday are trying to romaine optimistic as rescue workers plan to send a robot to assess the situation. police say the youngest is 17 years old and on his first underground shift. >> in the philippines, loud rumbles and ash from one of the country's most activity volcanos woke up villagers and

sent them running for safety. it's the six time in weeks that mount bulusan exploded ash. apparently calmed by the assessment, money people returned to their home. irish leaders did an aabout face and applied for a bailout from the european union and international monetary fund. cowan and the cabinet decided to negotiate with "the devil." analysts hope the agreement takes some of the pressure off the countries. the total amount of deal has motbeen made public, but it's thought to be in the neighborhood of $120 billion. the upside of a weak economy? less compact on the planet. scientists say carbon dioxide pollution dropped last year for the first time in a decade. study in the journal "nature

geoscience" found global emissions physical 1.3% from 2008 to 2009. in the u.s. the energy department says emissions dropped 7%, not only because of the slow economy, but better energy-efficiency and cleaner energy sources. the box-office magic highway patrol was not diminished by the weak economy. the seventh in the series "harry potter and the deathly hallows," earned a mind blowing $330 million in global ticket sales this weekend. 125 million here in the u.s. it remains to be seen if the money- making series will remain unbroken. part ii is slated for release next july. movie-goers may get a chance to see the story of the chilean miners on big-screen. miners are heading home after a star-studded weekend in california. the lawyer for the miners says he has fielded multiple offer for the film rights to the

miners' story and confirmed one of those who approached the miners was mega-star, brad pitt. some of the miners made it clear they want to act in the film version of their story. . a big price and a big lie. a costly scam is playing on a certain age group and it's tough to catch those

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her real name leaves near orlando. she livesn a fixed income and the man who called her told her. >> that i had won $4.5 million and 2010 mercedes. >> reporter: man said he was in jamaica and that is where she had to send money for taxes before getting her prize. >> he had convinced me, so i went ahead and mailed the $400. >> reporter: that was just the beginning. the man would call and call. he got to know her, learned her husband was ill and even said he shared her faith. all along he asked her to send more money, promising a prize. >> they were so convincing. >> reporter: but it's a lie, mary is one of countless seniors sucked into a jamaican lottery scam, but the grand prize never comes and the seniors are strung along until they are all tapped out. >> she has literally given it all away and not to a

charitable organization. she gave away to thieves. >> reporter: the fbi says u.s. citizens sent $30 million to jamaica through lottery scams last year. more than 100,000 california seniors are known to become victims of such schemes every year. >> we see them pretty consistently. >> reporter: lute jeff tudor of the san leandro police department says the crimes tend to spike in the summer and right now during the holidays. he says one victim in san leandro recently $80,000. >> to an elderly person or any person, that is their entire live's savings to be examined out of that is apretty horrendous crime. >> reporter: the fbi says when friendly fails, the scammers turn to threats. they know where they live and will send money to their house and threaten their family. they will report them for sending fraudulent money. >> reporter: agents say all the

monies seniors sent is spent almost immediately. >> a lot of money is going to gangs and drugs and they may be able to catch one person, but they just hire people off the streets. you will never be able to catch the whole entity. >> reporter: catching one of these individuals is difficult. law enforcement says that seniors are often so ashamed and don't report the crime and if they do, they are usually too terrified to testify. >> some family ebb members are literally filled out fliers and taken them around to the banks and western unions and say please do not conduct transactions c. this is my father who was examined a lot of money. >> reporter: even though mary has stopped sending money, she has huge doubts about saying if the prize was fake and says there is a chance that the $4.5 million and new mercedes exists. >> i don't know.

in my heart i felt it did. i really did. >> reporter: and it's that belief that keeps the scammers in business. gasia michaelan, ktvu channel 2 news. for just the second time the u.s. has approved a test using embryonic stem cells. stem cells will be used to treat stargardt disease. the reserve should begin early next year and if successful, act will try it for macular degeneration. officials limited water restrictions in bartow. residents lined up to get bottled water after governor schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency. golden state water company learned thursday that samples

showed high-levels of perchlorate. today they say half of the residents can start drinking water again, but some residents remain skeptical. it's scary. they tell you can shower in and wash your clothes, but i don't know how long it's going to last. >> these under the restriction are urged not to use the waters for drinking or cooking. officials still don't know how the chemical got into the city's water supply ? >> it appears a black bear is roaming around point reyes area. the bear was last spotted a week ago at more than a mile from the bear valley trail near seashore headquarters. it also has been started at tamales point. park officials say it appears the bear is active at dusk and dawn, but right now the plan is

to let the animal be. oakland has received four requests to run industrial- scaled marijuana growing operations that would supply management retailers. the permits have an annual fee of $21,000, according to the city's pot cultivation ordinance, they must implement environmental protections, report earnings and track inventories. on the wrong end of history. the 49ers did something at home today they haven't done since 1977. more rain tonight and we may not be done

. a bit of a break in a rained to, but earlier this evening, the rainshowers pick up and the snow out in the sierra. live stormtracker 2, we have the winter storm warnings out for the west slopes of sierra and we have some activity, those whites showing up in northern lake county. looking at some of the rainfall coverage and it looks like heavy cells at least the cellos correspond to heavier cells outside of livermore. moving out towards the north of marin county and sausalito and san rafael. there is the coverage mostly scattered in nature, out towards lamonda and los gatos and around milpitas as well. nothing too major or too extreme, but still enough to wet the roadways and we still have rain chances in the forecast over the next couple of the days. was the scene earlier today, looking out towards the bay,

cool and breezy with wipes from 20 miles per hour. we have the showers pretty much happening right now. a few showers for your monday and then the extended forecast we'll pull babb back on the rain clouds, but temperatures really cooling off for the morning hours. first thing tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies off to a cool start. upper 30s to 40. san francisco at 46 and san josi should be 41 degrees first thing for your monday. here is the satellite and radar. now our old storm has moved out tot east, moving into nevada. the source from our north, we're going to seep it unsettled as we head into monday and tuesday. party to mostly cloudy skies. best chance of picking up least moderate to heavy rainfall will be first thing tuesday morning and then as the system moves out of town for wednesday and thursday, high pressure returns. cold mornses and in fact, it will be cold industrial that we're talking about upper 20s in the coldest locations of the bay area, santa rosa and

possibly livermore we could have freeze warnings. weekend snow totals very impressive. winter storm watch going into effect tomorrow afternoon, lasting until tuesday afternoon. you will see the chance of a few rainshowers tomorrow morning at 6:00 and into the afternoon hours. then into tuesday morning, the highest chance of moderate to heavy rainfall, but it does scoot out of town by tuesday afternoon into the evening hours. forecast highs for tomorrow, a little warmer than today, mainly in the mid to upper 50s and here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast, a bit unsettled for monday. also into tuesday, especially for the morning hours. we clear out the rain clouds and no storms to be talking about for thanksgiving, heather and ken, but just a bit chilly in the morning hours. >> extra blankets, and bundle up. thank you, mark. coming up next, the 49ers talk about their loss as they struggle on offense

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. good evening everyone. thanks for joining us sunday night edition of sportswrap. tampa bay buccaneers were 1-11 all-time at candlestick park, but today the bucs handed a 49ers a shutout at home. today, niners didn't look anything like the team that won three of its last four games. the 2nd quarter, the bucs take the cadillac out for a drive. cadillac williams up the middle for 6 and there is your halftime score, 7-0. buc's quarterback, josh freeman looks like a real keeper.

throwing to the rookie mike williams and shawntae spencer is spun around like a top. it looks like teams are starting to game plan for 49ers quarterback troy smith. that is ronde barber who becomes the first nfl player to record the sacks. tampa bay's tackle donald penn scored more points than san francisco. person and the bucs blank the niners singletary still wondering why his offense is going to show up on the field. bucs win their first game in san francisco since 1980. this was the first time niners get shut down at candlestick since october of 1977 and they never got inside the-yard not once. they are now 3-7. >> i won't say that we were too conservative. think it was hard to get in a rhythm early on. we didn't make as many 1st

downs, so it wasn't like at-was an ongoing thing that you had a chance to get a rhythm going. that is one of the problems in this game. >> you know, it rests solely on me as the quarterback. i have to put the ball into place where's guys can make plays and it didn't happen there. >> well, the raiders had two weeks to devise a plan for today's game in pittsburgh. apparently that wasn't long enough for the offense and the defense made more punches than tackles and this game quickly turned into a street fight. raiders richard seymour was in a bad mood all the day it and it would eventually cost him. ben roethlisberger tests his running scores and it's not exactly jack be nimble, but when ben takes it into the touchdown, 14-3, steelers. they forced three turnovers and jason campbell to louis murphy and let's get ready to fumble.

lawrence timmons recovered the ball. campbell was replaced by gradkowski, but raiders played without namdi asomugha. richard seymour sucker pumps him and that is just not right. seymour is ejected. roethlisberger through three touchdowns, the big one to mike wallace. mike wallace plays "60 minutes." pittsburgh puts raiders in this their place. 39-3 and that place, second place. steelers called for 14 penalties for 163 yards and raiders offense gained just 1882 total-yards and snaps the raiders three-game win streak. >> we have got to acknowledge the fact we got our tails whipped and move forward and don't hang our heads. we have got work to do and we have a good team coming into

oakland next week in miami. >> cable said that quarterback jason campbell will keep his starting job sunday against the dolphins. raiders are chasing the chiefs, who are 5-0 at home against anybody. they now just beating arizona tonight. matt cassell with two touchdown passes. kansas city wins 38-13 and chiefs sit atop the afc west just cardinals dropped their fifth straight and host the niners next monday night. it was a match up of marquis quarterbacks, peyton manning throwing two touchdowns compared to three by new england's tom brady. woodhead stays low to the ground and sometimes you can just simply heed. that is a 36-yard touchdown. it crams down to, this new england up by 3, 31-28. indy with the ball. a field goal would tie it, but no, manning throws his third interception of its game. sanders steals it for neglect,

31. >> 28. >> paint make it's brother, eli also throwing three interceptions. >> michael vick was human for the eagles. he barely gets the ball to mccoy and this is the real mccoy. lesean for the go ahead touchdown eagles beat the giants to take over the nfc east. >> quarterback mark sanchez and the new york jets keep cheating death. sanchez throws the fade to santonio holmes fortune game- winning touchdown. they are somehow 8-2. >> now when we come back, the bay area golfer who makes history. warrior's monte ellis takes a fall and denny hamlin with a

. the warriors are current will you injured and tonight in l.a. the warriors looked undersighs and overmatch and no doubt absent res charlize theron gave tonight's performance two thumb's down. the lakers scored 22 fast break points in the first half. kobe with the streaming lamar odom and lakers on their eleventh straight win over golden state. check out how the lakers use their size and control the board as kobe misses and bees it back and he will grab it again. he will miss again, but finally, pao gasol takes matters into his hands and hits the jumper. gasol scores 2 and lakers led

by 28 at the intermission. monta ellis suffered a bruised hip and left game, but he is expected to play tomorrow against denver. onto miami for the final race of the nascar sprint cup series. jimmie johnson started 15 points behind the guy on the right, denny hamlin. hamlin getting had into trouble and gets into greg biffle and goods for a spin there. he fought his backpack to 14th place and finished second in the overall sprint cup championship. kevin harvick also with a chance to win it, but he getnize grudge match with kyle busch. kyle's car is banged up and fire seems to be coming out of every possible place. harvick finished third today and finished third in the standings. johnson finished second today, good enough for jimmie to beat hamlin and that is jimmie's record fifth straight title.

jamie jijon is now the new york yankees of nascar. crazy finish at the mls cup in toronto. colorado's kandji kicks the ball and dallas' defender preflects the ball and it goes into their own net. george john may not get over that for a long, long time. 2-1, colorado. the bay area has always been a hotbed for accomplished golfers and last tuesday alameda senior grace nah became the first senior ever, boy or girl to win the medalist honors at the state championship. >> alameda high school senior grace nah was back golfing on her home course one day after winning that individual state championship. >> i mean, there was always that missing part. we didn't win as a team, but in school, i mean, everyone is congratulating me. i didn't think it was going to be that big. >> last tuesday grace shot an

even par 74 at rancho cucamonga. >> i knew it was going in as soon as it left my putter and i gave the arm fist to go into the hole. so it was pretty awesome. >> reporter: that is confidence, graces,where did you get this confidence? >> i think practice gave me confidence. a lot of mental coaching from my father. >> reporter: graces a father, charlie, introduced golf to her when he was 7 and moved his family to alameda when grace was 10, so she could take advantage of alameda a junior golf program. >> i practiced everyday since i moved. >> reporter: she signed her full-ride scholarship to pepperdine with her high school coach by her side. >> she has overcome so many things. she is phenomenal. >> he has always been there for me like a father figure in school and always spoiled the whole team and understood where i came from. and really developed me as a team player in the end. >> it's a game, but you

understand that it parallels life, and she is going to be something else. >> well, the alameda girl's team finished fourth in the state championship, in just their fourth year ever. grace is serious when she says she plays everyday. i used to work grace and her father and brother and this girl is focused. she wants to play professional, but also wants to get into broadcast. >> she will be fine with whatever she will do. >> better career in golf. [ laughter ] >> i try to convince her of that. she can be a broadcaster any time. good fallback. >> thank you. >> be sure to join the ktvu channel 2 news news at 5:00 a.m. >> our coverage also continues online at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us tonight. have a great week everybody. [ female announcer this is a strawberry pop tart...

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