and bonita. authorities believe video showing the encounter on december 5 you see the suspects approached the victim. one grabbed his backpack and fired three shots before they ran away.>> a second video shows the suspects vehicle. a newer model light four-door sedan possibly a chevy impala. amber talk to the shooting and robbery victim tonight.>> reporter: the victim tells me he is a graduate student at uc berkeley. he had been returning from school he parked his car and suddenly he was attack.>> the video shows the uc berkeley graduate student in white getting out of a silver subaru hatchback after parking it. on the left two men are walking towards the student. one quickens his pace and tries to grab the victims backpack. >> he showed up right next to me. he pulled my bag. i pulled it back. as a reactive action. >> reporter: the victim asked us not to reveal his identity plan it shows the suspect firing one-shot and dragging the victim to the sidewalk and firing two more shots at him. the victim releases his backpack and the suspects are running south on bonita avenue. the victim was shot once in the thigh. >> the time i decided to let him grab my bag i was yelling help me. please help me.>> reporter: i asked the graduate student why he initially refused to give up his backpack. he said it contained his laptop with his dissertation for his phd in mechanical engineering.>> the first reaction is to resist. it has the most important -- of my life. but the second thought is that i have -->> reporter: remembers his dissertation was saved so he let go. now he feels lucky to be alive.>> i did not burst into tears until the third day. the first day and the second day i'm trying to get back to myself. trying to remember what happened. it is only up to the third day i realized i could have been killed. >> reporter: the street was dark. he could not see what the suspect look like. they did not say anything to him. >> we heard shots fired.>> reporter: this paper has lived here 12 years. it comes as a surprise. -- this neighbor.>> i'll definitely be looking out more.>> reporter: please release this video of the suspect vehicle -- police. possibly a chevy impala. >> we are hoping to connect the video to the suspects. >> reporter: despite the gunshot wound to his right thigh the student walks without trouble. he has lived in the area 6 1/2 years and he plans to stay because he still considers the area to be safe.>> it is remarkable seeing him walk without a limp and hearing him say he did not start crying until three days later and he really realized the seriousness of everything. how did he appear tonight? >> reporter: what struck me was his remarkable calm. he showed no signs of injuries. he was dragged on the sidewalk and he said he felt some pain but you cannot tell talking to him. >> we are learning flight controllers had to stop an incoming flight from landing on the wrong runway. it happened before noon yesterday. official tells us in aeromexico flight was cleared to land on runway 28 right. when the plane was a a mile away controllers notice it was lined up for 28 left. virgin america jet was on 28 left at the time. controllers told the crew to execute a missed approach and it did so landing safely a short time later. the faa is investigating. immigration and customs enforcement staged a series of raids. when nearly 107 11 stores across the country. isis said the raids were meant to send a message to businesses about hiring undocumented immigrants -- i > reporter: wednesday ice agents defended on 107 -- 100 711 stores in the largest enforcement operations against an employer under donald trump's presidency. seven bay area stores were rated. napa santa rosa santa clara sioux city petaluma and three other franchises in reno nevada. >> i was really nervous and scared. why are they coming in to check on everybody? we are not doing anything wrong.>> reporter: the store manager at a different store in petaluma.'s door wasn't rated but his friend owes -- owned another in the bay area. all four were searched by ice. no arrests were made. >> a serious -- caught wind of the raid from clients who have been expressing heightened fear for the 40% increase in deportation arrest. >> from january 2017-june 2017 isis arrested 54,700 individuals nationwide. -- i >> i > reporter: wednesday's raid resulted in 21 arrest at the 98 stores search nationwide. it is a follow-up to a 2013 investigation that ended in nine arrest at various 711 stores in the northeast. they released a statement saying today's action sends a strong message to u.s. businesses that hire an employee illegal workforce. we will enforce the law and if you are found to be breaking the law you will be held accountable. a word of advice for individuals facing deportation. ice agents tend to coerce individuals into signing deportation orders to speed up the process. contact an experienced immigration attorney before signing anything. the debate over daca is heating up with the ninth circuit court temporarily blocking the trump administration from ending it. allison is live on capitol hill where the clock is ticking for lawmakers to reach a compromise. washington counts down to another potential government shutdown.>> reporter: democrats want to see a clean daca bill that protects dreamers and doesn't deal with anything else >> the president made it clear he said he must have a wall. >> it has to include the wall. we need the wall for security.>> reporter: the administration announced -- to and daca . that means come march nearly 800,000 people could face deportation. on tuesday a federal judge in san francisco issued a nationwide injunction ordering the administration to maintain the daca program as legal challenges proceed. they called the ruling outrageous.>> we don't think it affects it in any way. we believe ultimately this decision has to be made. by the congress of the u.s. the supreme court of the u.s. would uphold that.>> reporter: outside the capital a rally for daca. >> we must have a wall. this is unequivocally that they are american.>> reporter: inside bipartisan meeting focused on daca with top lawmakers from the house and senate.>> democrats wanted to see a deal on daca last month. they see it as an urgent issue. the government is set to run out of money january 19. chuck schumer said daca fixed needs to be included in any spending bill. in order to pass a spending bill republicans in the senate need help from democrats.>> reporter: the number two senator republicans john cornyn from texas was at the reading today. as he left he told foxnews the group was just talking and they have not reached a deal. he said at this point he is not optimistic they can get a deal by that january 19 deadline. democrats upset with the deal to exempt florida from the new trump administration plan to expand offshore oil drilling in the atlantic and the pacific. interior secretary announced florida can withdraw after it's republican governor objected to the plan. the republican governor of south carolina is asking for a pass. democrats say it is hypocritical not to offer the same exemption to democratic states including california. a spokesperson said all governors are welcome to request a meeting. jerry brown offered his budget proposal today with a little extra spending and a lot of saving. the state projecting a budget surplus of more than $6 billion. the governor wants most about to go into the rainy day fund. the public and say it should be returned to taxpayers. the biggest proposal in the budget is for a new online community college. it would be targeted at working adults without a college degree. we need to upgrade their steels -- upgrade their skills. reports of a gunshot. all students and staff were told to shelter in place starting at 6 pm tonight. a single shot was fired near the vigil -- visual arts building. the bullet hit one of the buildings. no one was hurt. the school canceled classes this evening. the person who fired the shot is on the loose. offices from san francisco tenderloin station took large amounts of heroin and cocaine off the streets in three separate arrest this afternoon. they posted a picture on twitter of the 228 -- crack cocaine. 160 bundles of heroin. 60 bundles of math. 26 bundles of crack cocaine seized. a 45-year-old female suspect was on turk street near a children's part despite a stayaway order. tenderloin officers arrested a man on eddy street and another at eighth and market for drug sales. police are not the only ones coming down with the flu. at 10:30 pm details on the rear dog flu circulating in the south bay. -- people are not the only ones. i heartbreaks for the ones who are missing. >> the death toll rises in the santa barbara area after yesterday's flash floods and mudslides. crews search for 17 missing people. we are tracking what is left of the showers. and what is to come which will be a lot of fog in the morning. details on the rest of the week. an update on the deadly mudslides in santa barbara county. authorities raised the death toll 17 people are confirmed dead. and that disaster that unfolded during a rainstorm yesterday. another 17 are still unaccounted for. today hundreds of rescue crews tried to find them. three people were found alive today. entire neighborhoods in montecito are buried in tons of mud and debris. hundreds of homes are damaged or destroyed.>> a reporter talk to a woman desperately hoping her parents will be found alive.>> reporter: this is ground zero. now that the sun is out in the rain has stopped the power and fury of mother nature unfolds -- on full display. those who live here stayed behind between the mountains and the freeway and survived the storm know they are lucky to be alive.>> it is very surreal. it is hard to picture this is really going on. my heart breaks for the people missing.>> reporter: is crews with the heaviest equipment tons of thick mud and searched through the rubble for bodies or perhaps survivors so many anguished loved ones took to social media to plea for help looking for those who are still unaccounted for.>> what are you hoping for? >> to find my parents alive.>> reporter: kelly and clayton weimer. they came to an assisted sensor at this church looking for help. her parents 89-year-old jim and 78-year-old alice mitchell. and her dog were still missing in middle afternoon. this sadly is where their house used to be. the family trying to stay positive.>> i think their house got washed away. i hope they get out. by a rescue team or maybe some neighbors pick them up. and they -- maybe they cannot reach us.>> they haven't phoned us. that is concerning to us. no phone call.>> reporter: amidst the terrible news there are many stories of success. the rescues. we have seen the images from early tuesday morning of this 14-year-old identified as lauren canton pulled out a house after six hours. corey williams is a friend. > reporter:>> all of the damage in santa barbara has people wondering about the science behind mudslides. and what spots in the bay area could be vulnerable. an expert in environmental engineering to get some answers.>> reporter: scientists say the late-season wildfires did play a role in the mudslides. he put up a map of santa barbara and ventura county. the airy and red shows the land that was burned by the thomas fire. you can see how close it came to montecito in the areas where there were the mudslides. those neighborhoods damaged by that rain and the mud. i talked with an expert about the science of mudslides. where the bay area could be at risk and what people can do to protect themselves.>> reporter: the mudslides were so powerful they moved entire houses. crushed automobiles and pushed boulders down hillsides.>> the fires had a direct impact on what happened. in montecito in santa barbara.>> reporter: professor laura sullivan green is an expert in civil and environmental engineering. normally rainwater is observed. fire changes the ground in two major ways. burned vegetation can leave behind a residue that mixes with ash and soil creating an oily layer on the ground.>> can change the chemical composition of the soil. it makes the soil repel water. all of that rain falling has nowhere to go but run off the surface.>> reporter: fires burned vegetation and that destroys the network of roots that keeps the soil in place. the thomas fire left behind more than 280,000 acres of scorched earth. the bear hillsides visible above homes in montecito. the rain turns water into heavy mud hitting homes with full force. the northbay fires in october have left thousands of acres in a similar state. with burned land that could be road in a storm.>> the fire scars in napa and sonoma county are susceptible to this exact event. >> reporter: she says similar sedimentary rock and geological characteristics been bay area residents should be prepared as one progresses.>> making sure water can drain easily and sandbagging to prevent erosion are really the key things right now. it can take up to two years for the soil to recover significant vegetation. as well as reduce the water repelling chemical change.>> reporter: most important she says pay attention to any warnings or evacuation orders by officials if you are in an area at risk for mudslides. those pictures tell the force of that mud and the rain that came at the people's houses.>> they described it as an avalanche of mud. there is no stopping it.>> the combination of the rain coming. the erosion mixing with it. when you are faced with a wall of mud that is something you cannot run from. how worried is the professor we will face serious mudslides this winter in the fire zones? >> she said it is the same type of sedimentary rock. if the rain comes quickly and we have been hearing bill talk about that in the run the report. if it comes quickly there is not a lot to stop it. -- the weather report. even if you do sandbags you should get out. we are talking rainfall rates of four and five inches an hour. that is what you find in a category 5 hurricane. in five minutes you have half an inch of rain in montecito. the fires did not help. i'm going with the rain. rainfall rates unprecedented. the topography in the area. the fires did not help in the rainfall rates exasperated that. look at santa barbara. up to 4000 feet of vertical. half inch of rain in five minutes. i can -- i cannot imagine. you cannot drive it. we have a break in the rainfall. the rain drizzled on and off today. it is through now. what is left behind are the high dew points. the moist ground and the opportunity for valley fog late tonight and early tomorrow morning. a lot of valley fog. inland bay valley's santa rosa napa fairfield livermore and out towards 99 and 5. visibility could be dicey especially 6 am tomorrow. that is the weather story. valley fog back. it is not out of the question for valley fog to swoop out through the car canas straight and end up in the bay. that can cause problems for travel. these are the forecast overnight lows. subsequently the dew point are right around these numbers. patchy fog for many people. drive. a few clouds but drive. and beyond that a chance for rain. i will have details coming up. mysterious case out of stockton after a one year old twins vanish. parents are under arrest in connection with their disappearance. the warriors played the clippers without -- brothers. later in sports. a deadly police shooting in the south bay. investigators say the man killed was armed with axes throwing knives and more. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. animal control officers removed more than 50 dogs from an oakland pet store under investigation by animal services. they were taken from rosie's enterprise pet shop in east oakland. officials had a warrant but provided few details. it had to do with a licensing issue. most of the dogs are chihuahua us. the owner said she hasn't done anything wrong.>> i did not do any crime. all i do is take care of my business. business is slow right now. i could not get rid of my puppies.>> some neighbors defended the owner as well. she trains and sells the animals and keeps them in good health. others say the smell emanating from the building was so strong facemasks had to be warm. they were taken to a shelter to be checked out. hayward a break in the case of a missing uber driver from san francisco who disappeared last year. investigators determined human remains found in a warehouse in hayward are those of --. he went missing last mother's day. his death was ruled a homicide. police say the warehouse is connected to 48-year-old bob tang. a san francisco man named as a suspect in his disappearance. he might have fled to cambodia. police say he told his family he was going to meet tang on the day he disappeared. san jose police release information about last nights officer involved shooting. and rubin reports a police say the man killed at the energy center was carrying a dozen weapons.>> reporter:>> he is on foot.>> reporter: for san jose police the call was concerning. the man hopped the fence at the metcalf energy center. he appeared to be armed. this witness asked not to be identified.>> all of the windows were fogged up. he had a sword. knocking on his dashboard like a weapon.>> reporter: in addition to the sword authorities say the man carried with them to axis a long pole six throwing knives and pepper spray. he was on the ground the smell of the power plant. when officers confronted him.>> he ignored commands to yield shoot me and kill me. several times during the incident. the suspect turned around and advance toward the officers still armed with both the pole and the acts.>> reporter: the police chief said he was asked to drop the weapon at least 23 times. he kept advancing.>> and he was approximately five or six feet away from one of the officers and officer shot the suspect and he continued toward a second officer with the acts and pole still in his hands. the second officer shot. >> reporter: the suspect an asian man in his late 20s pronounced dead at the scene. he had a history of narcotics and weapons offenses. he had been placed on a 72 hour psychiatric hold in september. they know nothing about his motive.>> sat for everybody involved. we hope that we will be able to figure out what his intent was.>> reporter: the incident was captured on the body camera. both of them are on routine paid administrative leave. the identity of the suspect has not been released. police in stockton arrest the parents of missing one year old twins. the latest on the desperate search for the baby. have you heard of animals getting the flu? it is possible. an outbreak of dog flu in the south bay. bob, i don't know where this van is going, but this guy is in a hurry. uh, i was in a hurry this morning. barely had time for breakfast. growl. grumpy! jack's gonna crash your crave hey guys. try my country scrambler plate, with jimmy dean sausage, homestyle potatoes and scrambled eggs mixed with bacon, ham and cheese. careful out there, jack, i heard there's some crazy driver in a van. 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period.>> reporter: a veterinarian said a canine flu is sweeping the south bay. his clinic confirmed fourth case wednesday night. to go along with 50 dogs showing symptoms such as coughing the past two weeks. two strains are present in california. this map shows at least one of the strains has been present for the past nine years. both have exploded nationally since 2015. >> there must have been a canine entering the state that was infected with the virus. from that point on it is so contagious and began to spread to other dogs. now we see it.>> reporter: at the dog park some owners say they will be more cautious after learning of the outbreak.>> this is our first time out since it has been raining for two days. we might go home after this.>> reporter: avoid places such as dog parks and kindles to reduce the threat of infection. don't let your dog play with contaminated toys or drink after -- after other dogs. if sick keep your pet at home. > reporter: the owner of this dog said his dog romeo had been sick with flulike symptoms. he kept the animal indoors until the illness past. we don't know if it was the flu. that is a -- that is an example how a dog might be contaminated and infect your dog. get a flu shot for your pet. the symptoms mirror what the human flu would be. you have sneezing coughing lethargy and a fever. if you see your daughter like that keep them separated from other animals. keep them inside and get them to a vet to get a flu shot. it comes into shot separated by a couple weeks. we found some of the kennels in the area are also putting out notices to clients. about the canine flu. the word is getting out. i grew up with lots of dogs. i don't ever remember my parents taking one of our dogs to get a flu shot.>> reporter: you and me both. i wanted to do this story. there is this flew out here. i'm worried about catching the flu. then i see it is for dogs. as you heard the vet said this is something new. something they have not seen before. it is an outbreak. another person has died from the flu in santa clara county. officials did not release details other than to say the person was younger than 65 and did not have a vaccine. the total number of people under 65 statewide who have died is at 28. officials say the flu season is shaping up to be the worst they have seen in 10 years. it is not too late to get a shot. stockton police searching for one year old twins that went missing last week along with their parents and three siblings. the parents are under arrest facing child endangerment charges. they were located yesterday along with the older children. the one-year-old twins are still missing.>> reporter: the family of seven disappeared for five days. tuesday police found the car they were living in in this area of trinity parkway in north stockton.>> we need to retrace where this family has been and where the children might be.>> reporter: a white 2002 suzuki sl seven. police say three of the children were with their parents. the 20 month old twins are still missing. police don't have a photo of them. officers say they are of mixed ethnicity. black and cambodia.>> we don't know where these two are. also concerning here is that both adult parents have been uncooperative and are giving conflicting statements. >> reporter: they were arrested for child endangerment and neglect. the other three children are now with child protective services. police conducted searches for the twins but have no leads. i spoke with an avid walker in the area who says a lot of homeless people camped out in tents or in their cars. they hope someone who might have seen the family can help them locate the twins.>> we hope these children are out in someone's home. possibly with family or friends having no idea we are looking for them. we are looking into the possibility of foul play. we don't know.>> reporter:>> stockton police are asking anyone with information on the children's whereabouts to contact them right away. the state department stepping up warning for americans going to mexico. several places are under a do not travel advisory. we will tell you why after the break. formation of valley fog. plus the five day has a little bit of rain opportunity. we will see you after the break. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. a committee of the bay bridge toll authority voted to raise tolls on seven bridges. it goes to the full toll authority for a vote in two weeks. if they approve it it will go in the june ballot. the toll hikes will be phased in over six years starting with a one dollar increase january 2019. by 2025 it would be nine dollars to cross the bay bridge during commute hours. eight dollars to cross the other ridges. it would not affect the golden gate bridge. it is operated by its own district. the highest level for five states and mexico that include popular tourist destinations. do not travel advisory is due to crime and drugs. they include for pacific coast states. to our home to their resort cities --. the new warning puts those five mexican states on the same level as in somalia you me and -- yemen and syria. a huge tv audience will watch super bowl lii. nbc is airing the game. they won't shy away from players who will stage a protest during the national anthem. it will keep the cameras rolling if any player decides to neil. the broadcast team plans to identify each player who kneels and give the history behind the protest.>> you have a group of americans who think this is offensive to the military. military members have said i fought for their right to do this. if they choose to neil they should neil.>> the super bowl is played in the new stadium in minneapolis on february 4. more than 110 million viewers are expected to be watching. legal sailed in marijuana began 10 days ago. a study finds legalizing marijuana nationwide would create 132 billion dollars in tax revenue and more than 1 million new jobs in the next decade. researchers found legalizing pot in all 50 states would create an entirely new tax revenue stream for the federal government. it would quickly generate millions of dollars in sales tax revenue. stocks lost ground after a big start to 2018. dow jones up 16 points. nasdaq downton. s&p 500 dropped 3. rising interest rates weighed on the market. the china may slow or wrap up its purchase of u.s. treasury bounds. -- bonds. what it's accrues more than 15 hours to retrieve the body and vehicle. bill martin what your complete forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because 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(voice fading away) and always leave you wanting will fileven more. wonder first off, we're going to give you all... beacause one day just isn't enough. here, there is magic for days. u.s. marshals say a man who escaped from a mental hospital in hawaii is back tonight. randall walked out of eight mental hospital in honolulu november 12. he was able to charter a plane and board another flight to san jose. he was captured in stockton near where his brother lives. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of a woman 40 years ago. he now faces charges in hawaii stemming from his escape. a driver killed yesterday in a mudslide is 22-year-old -- of fairfield. rob rawls tells us the accident happened in the area devastated by the atlas fire last fall. investigators are not sure if the fire played a factor in the slide.>> reporter: in this picture it's setting of napa county a somber scene. tow truck operators descended 100 feet to recover the -- with the driver still seatbelted in. but dead. the male driver caught in a landslide five -- 5 pm tuesday evening.>> a witness called in and notified us the collision happened.>> reporter: a boulder from a landslide loosened by the storm came barreling down 600 feet onto the road slamming into the toyota and sending it down the embankment. they found the car in the body of the driver a short time later. the hillside was too unstable to recovery.>> if there was someone to rescue we would have continued our efforts.>> reporter: they closed the highway. they inspected the hillside and declared it stable. >> everything that slid had already come out. there were confident there were no larger boulders that will come down.>> reporter: it happened in the burn area of the north bay firestorms. they are not sure if the fire caused a landslide.>> there was more dirt and debris on the roadway.>> reporter: it has tried to stabilize the hillside and the fire zones.>> we have done a lot of work in the area after the fires. preventive measures. that includes rockslide prevention. that also includes hydroseeding the hillsides.>> reporter: there are no guarantees.>> with the weather coming there might be more acts of nature coming. all we can do is prepare best we can.>> reporter: geologists have deemed the hillside safe it has reopen the highway. another rainstorm could trigger another mudslide and tragedy down below. it is getting chilly. i'm checking the fog reports. in santa rosa and petaluma valley fog showing up already. temperatures in the low 40s. there will be a lot of it. there is fog on 99 at davis. outside we go. it won't be cold cold tonight. temperatures -- it will be down to the low 40s or upper 30s. dense fog in the north bay showing up. at 3 am it will be there. when you see fog it means the atmosphere is stable. high-pressure and it won't rain. no storms in the offing. there are variations on that. when you see valley fog you can kiss the rain goodbye in the snow. high-pressure runs the place right through the bay area weekend. tomorrow morning here we are. it is hard -- there are high clouds. a bunch of fog. it is trapped against the west slope and the other side of the valley. a lot of valley fog especially inland. but also around here. tomorrow afternoon it clears out pretty quick. more sunshine tomorrow. upper 50s. a couple low 60s. no rain. drying out. 3 to 5 inches -- san francisco 3 1/2 inches of rain in 24 hours. it doesn't happen very often. there is the five day forecast. we are drive for a while. middle of next week we have a shot at something. coming up the was some very expensive taste. the height of designer purses worth $100,000 and it only took 60 seconds to fill them. without >>referee: on the court kevin durant went out and had a historic night against the clippers -- without steph curry. the details coming up next in sports. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. the warriors ran into a buzz saw. they got flattened.>> you should have heard steve kerr after the game. not only were we unfocused. there was no energy.  he said there was bad energy.>> we did not have klay thompson or steph curry. a good night for kevin durant.>> the warriors have the best record in the entire nba. they are not so great they can walk out and be a one-man show and be humble and on occasion. no splash brothers. they got doused by the clippers. pretty much -- that he did. looks like a typical warrior game. the way outside shot. he was fouled. we get the rare four-point play in front of the owner and his family. jordan bell good defense. knocked it away. he will be rewarded -- kd gets it to him. it looks like again typical warrior game. they did not pull away. it was all kevin durant for the offense. 40 points on 18 shots. they were up 4 at halftime. in the third quarter which the warriors usually own the clippers scored 39. 27 by this guide. way out williams right ear. he completely went off on the warriors. did not look interested at all on defense. steve kerr said -- anybody going to guard this guy? it would be klay thompson doing that. he had 50 points tonight. louis williams automatic offense. 125-106. the victory by the clippers breaks a 12 game losing streak. that they had against the golden state warriors. we mentioned no steph curry. he tweaked his ankle in practice today. day to day thing. precautionary. klay thompson issue a day of rest. it was scheduled. maybe they want to rethink that. it was kevin durant who tried to make up for it. pick up the slack. not only 40 points but 20,000 points. he reached that with that shot for his career. the 44th player in nba history to do it. the youngest player to do that. second youngest behind of course lebron james. he is just 29. any more points to come. not enough of them tonight. the baseball season -- off- season not a lot of trades or free agent signings. the a's were busy with all the field stuff. they make sure this guy is all locked up. doing some business for the guy some call davis. 43 home runs. this past season. a career best. he knocked in 110 runs. he doubled his salary. a one-year deal worth $10.5 million. crash davis ready to play some more. one of the outfielders san francisco giants did not sign but did covet. jay bruce is now a new york mets. as he is a free agent signee today. three years dirty $9 million. 30 year old left-handed batting slugger. really has great times at at&t park. he would have looked good in a giants uniform. 36 home runs. 101 rbis. split time between the mets and the cleveland indians. the sharks have been missing in action. off all week. they got some pretty good news. one of their great players -- burns his name to the nhl all- star team again. out of that decencies of this year. he doesn't have the numbers from last year. but still in all-star. the game will be played late in january. if you did not need it already. to the day 36 years ago today the san francisco 49ers were on their way to their first ever super bowl. let's make history. flinging it. the great dwight clark. touchdown. some good defense after dallas got the ball. to make sure they would go to their first ever super bowl. dwight clark was quoted yesterday. if you don't know he has been diagnosed with als. a friendly gathering yesterday he said i just can't believe i got this disease. people get sick. you get a chance to fight. i'm still fighting what i don't have the gloves on. it is just -- for anyone who knows him a gut wrenching thing to read. we wish him the best. we have come to the point of the evening where we must check this out. more nba action. pretty routine. the jazz rodney hood yapping at the referee. keeps on talking. finally gets his second technical of the game. he is asked to leave the premises. he is not a happy camper. he doesn't like social media either. he swats that guy cell phone out his hand. good hand eye coordination. he may hear something about that. from the nba audience. apparently they did not need him too much. the jazz did when the ball game. all worth checking out for this wednesday night. it is 11 pm. time for more news. the victim of a violent robbery relives the frightening moments that easily could have ended his life. police in berkeley need your help locating two suspects who shot a graduate student from cal during a street mugging.>> that encounter happened on december 5. police released video they hope will help put the suspects behind bars. live coverage from amber. she is that berkeley police headquarters after speaking with the victim.>> reporter: the victim tells me he was returning home from uc berkeley where he is a graduate student. 9:30 pm. he had just parked his car when he was attacked.>> the video shows the uc berkeley graduate student in white hitting out of a silver subaru hatchback after parking it on the left. two men are walking towards the student. one quickens his pace and tries to grab the victims backpack.>> the person showed up right next to me. he pulled my bag. i pulled it back. a reactive action.>> reporter: the victim asked

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