season warns much of the bay area may be facing mud slides in the months ahead. this map shows landslide risk in the bay area. the weather the area the more susceptible. >> i live in a place where it's primarily flat so i'm not too worried about it. >> reporter: while ryan flanagan and his friend worried about getting dirty and realized the rainy season might not be fun and games for other. >> if you live here and the property was on your mountain you should be worried about it. >> reporter: again, tesla road as you can see is now reopened just in time for the afternoon commute. this is a very popular route from the bay area to tracy. now, with this much damage caused by just the first storm of the season folks out here are really worried and wondering what will happen if storm after storm after storm rolls in. reporting live in livermore, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> all right, josef jodi, thank you. if you live in a landslide danger zone there are things you can do to prepare for el nino. just head to our website nbc bayarea.com for a complete lives steps to help protect your home. >> just into our newsroom. a parent claims to have made a terrifying discovery in hall fine candy and just got a photo finding an inch long exacto blade in a butterfinger bar. the father instantly posted the photo to his facebook page to get word out to other parent and called police. police at this point are saying they are investigating but so far there are no other reports of tampered candy. police unchain the. san jose police joined a growing boycott aimed at one of hollywood's best known directors quentin tarantino. tarantino recently angered officer at a police brutality rally in new york city and now departments nationwide are calling for a boy cost his films. nbc bay area's robert honda broke this story on twitter this morning and joins us live from police headquarters and this afternoon tarantino fired back saying his words are being misrepresented. >> reporter: well, that's right. the director does say that his words are being misrepresented, but the san jose poa is joining groups representing about 200,000 police officers who are basically saying they are reading between the lines. >> reporter: the battle between cops and criminals has often been an important element in many of quentin tarantino's movies, including his breakout film "reservoir dogs" but he's also known for his words and dialogue and right now his words at a manhattan anti-police brutality rally are at the center of this controversy. this youtube clip captured the comments tarantino made that started a boy kuyt, a movement that san francisco's union. >> i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> we joined san francisco, los angeles, chicago, philadelphia and or the all law enforcement agencies around the nation in boycotting mr. tarantino's upcoming film. >> we did not hear back from tarantino's agent or attorney but he has said publicly that some of the protesting police groups are trying to intimidate him as well as any other prominent people who might want to speak out on police violence. he refused to apologize and pointed out he never said cops are murderers and claimed he never implied it either. the san jose poa president disagre disagrees. >> you have to take into consideration that people really look at what you're saying and for mr. tarantino to come out with such hateful and ignorant comments can be horrible in regards to law enforcement and their safety and their ongoing safety. >> well, if nothing else, tarantino's next movie, "the hateful eight," at most civil war drama, is now getting a lot of advanced publicity but apparently a lot of cops who show up won't be there to buy tickets. live in san jose, robert honda, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you robert. also tonight, a new watchdog for the san jose police department. mayor sim lick yardo announced today the fifth man walter katz is the city's new police independent you had a tomorrow. coming up later in the newscast what he says he plans to do first on the job. >> you can seat flames on the freeway, anxious moments today on a san jose mobile home park and our nbc chopper was overhead. the housing is dense here. this is the colonial mobile manor with each home separated by just a few feet. one home was destroyed. you're seeing it right there and thankfully no one was hurt. this mobile home park is neither intersection of capital expressway and highway 87 right near the freeway there. so far no word on the cause. we first told you last month about a counterfite version of a sedative being sold on the streets in san francisco that were linked to several deaths. two watsonville men who possibly took what they thought was xanax at a party are death. deputies will verify their suspicions when the toxicology reports come back. in the interim authorities are sending out another warning. don't take drugs you buy off the street or don't take it that you don't have a prescription for. >> there's more than 730,000 registered voters in santa clara county and it only affects 44,000 of those voters. those who cast the ballots by mail also got another directive. >> we've become the second county in the state to pay for the postage. >> the county is hoping the pre-paid envelopes will help boast voter turnout. as for the three contests, there's one for the orchard school board and union skooshd and in los altos a partial tax measure. >> election night in the san francisco. two more hours until the polls close there. on the ballot two very controversial housing propositions. first proposition "f." and if approved would limit the number of days private housing units can be rented out on sites like air bnb and many are called it the air been nb initiative. san francisco fiercely opposes it and if approved it would suspend construction in the mission district for the next 18 months. >> another race will be paying close attention to tonight the sheriff's election. hennessey is endorsed by the unions representing the sheriffs edeputy. the mayor has been plagued by recent controversy including the shooting death of kate steinle along the embarcadero this summer. all you have to do is click on local election results on that tap towards the top of the page and look for the numbers county by county and tune in, of course, at 11:00 to learn the outcome of some of the big races for you. >> let's take you outside where we're holding everything again, a live look at the bay bridge, next start's implosion of the old eastern span is now deployed. kranz saying it's delaying the explosion for a week. more from treasure island. pete, why the delay and will this impact traffic when it actually happens on the bridge there in. >> the the devices that would be used for this implosion were considered unsatisfactory with a plan to fix it by the 14th. they are calling that on the bridge, chp will hold rolling closures to slow down the traffic and, of course this, whole thing could get postponed again. >> it won't be this saturday. as previously scheduled. kranz officials telling the media they will now try for the 14th, a spokesperson saying some materials used for this implosion were unsatisfactory. >> and it was determined by our contractor as well as our engineers that the spekz did not meet their design. >> they said implosion of pier e3 should take seconds, the debris falling into hollow structures at floor of the bay, a bubble curtain and capturing the shock waves and according to project officials november is the safest month. >> we're also doing it in november where most of the marine activity, the fish life, they are not there to be threatened. >> i think that's overly optimistic. >> says ian wrenn, a nonprofit dedicated to stopping pollution in the bay. he's not sold on the idea of a bubble curtain containing all of this debris. >> there will be a large plume of dust and debris dispersed throughout the water. b.a.r.t. during this time will also shut down service to the city. while the first attempt at this implosion on that day will take place around 7:00 a.m., if that doesn't work they will try to give it a go at 1:00 p.m. and if that doesn't work they will try to give it a go the following weekend. reporting from treasure island, pete area news. >> colin kaepernick is benched and that's not all. why fans of the 49ers fear the organization is giving up this season. that story is coming up. in an area obsessed with what comes next, we found something old that some people want preserved. i'm scott budman. coming up, a silicon valley sign that may some day be a part of history. and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping and fast. right now 55 in gilroy and 56 in san martin and downtown san jose feeling the chill at 59. much more coming up in my microclimate forecast. who can name the third president? and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. anyone else? 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lived in palo alto. the crash happened around 7:00 in the morning on page mill road northwest of i-280. the 19-year-old driver did stay at scene and was corporating with police. >> happy 28th birthday to colin kaepernick but may not be celebrating, the 49ers benching their struggling quarterback. clearly a franchise in disarray. not long kaepernick and the niners were in the super bowl. that the was two years ago and a series of missteps by many players on and off the field. nbc bay area's chuck coppola joins us from levi stadium and part of this has been the disappearance of team owner jed york >> you know, raj, a lot of people are wondering when is somebody going to speak up about this in the 49ers as an organization very quiet about fan reaction to as you mentioned colin kaepernick and the starting quarterback benched and the trade for draft picks. popular while season is still in play. fans knew it wouldn't be easy but not 2-6 and now a high-profile trade. >> we did have probably one of the worst off-seasons in nfl history with regard to all the retirement, injuries, people leaving the team. with that adversity i still thought that they had enough great personnel to have a great season this year and, unfortunately, they haven't been able to do that. >> the 49ers blogosphere on fire critical of sending vernon davis to denver for draft picks and benching quarterback colin kaerpic. >> are the 49ers giving up on the season? >> sure looks like it. >> haven't gotten off to a great start and are making moves they are hoping to help next season who are frustrating with the owner for sending out jim harbaugh last season. >> i'm accountable. if we're not winning a super bowl you should hold me accou accountable. >> reporter: today 49ers organization declined comment. not even a statement from jed york. >> when you've got the keys to the kingdom you can do whatever you want. >> the team did make additions this week including the signing of veteran running back pierre thomas who was cut in march by new orleans? >> former nfl coach tony dungy weighed in on the 49er situation saying of the benching of kaepernick that it will lead only to his continuing downward spiral for the team. coach tomsula is expected to talk with the media tomorrow. live in santa clara. chuck coppola, nbc news. >> how does this impact bottom line? looking for tickets, you're in look. right now two upper deck tickets as low as 37 bucks apiece and also dozens of tickets in the $40 and $50 price range. the 49ers, by the way, hosting the atlanta falcons this sunday afternoon in santa clara. >> taking await option. palo alto business owners may soon be required to compost. using their green dumpster and why city leaders are making it mandatory as part of a zero waste initiative. restaurant and owners we talked with agreement ideaed is good as long as they get a warning. >> so i'd like to see that direction but i don't want to see something like name posed just immediately because it does take time for businesses to change how they are handling all their garbage and i can kind of understand the restaurant on either side of us having some difficult challenges ahead of them with that. the new rules would be in place by april of next year. the carousel sign in the cambria shopping center has become a big sight and there's a big push to make sure it stays in its place. more live from scott budman and the sign has become part a historical proposal. people love that sign. >> here in silicon valley we're famous for the new new thing but sign behind me is 67 years old and some people say it should be protect the. built back in 19539 carousel slowly turning above the cambrian park plaza is kind of a landmark. >> brings a smile to everybody's face. >> reporter: and knew supervisor ken yaeger wants it to be an official landmark. >> i think what the neighbors were looking for is some sort of guarantee that the carousel would remain and giving it historic designation it would do that and if you're just trying to make it 100% sure. >> people who live and shot here say it's a good idea. >> california is so new that anything -- any kind of preservation is a good thing. >> the shopping center itself is under new ownership but so far there are no plans to replace sign of the some say a guarantee would be appreciated. >> there's something to be said about, you know, anchoring some sort of memory to the place, for the people that have been going here for a lot of years, i think that could be maybe nice for everybody. >> a symbol of the old school in an area famous for looking ahead. >> supervisor yaeger tells us this is step one towards historical preservation of the sign and says the whole thing could take several months. reporting live in son jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> san jose landmark would save the city's historic theater and that venue has been closed since march and just because the theater has been granted historic status do not mean it can the not be demolished. the designation adds another layer of review when it comes to that property. the city has been trying to build high density housing on that property. we'll see what happens and we'll let you know. let's turn things over to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's chilly outside. >> i haven't heard anybody complain about the cold weather. such a nice refreshing change from the hot temperatures from lately. looking back towards san francisco, clear skies tonight and winds out of the west at 16, a very brisk and blusteriy wind and temperatures will be dropping. let's check it out for tomorrow morning and down to, yes, 35 degrees and napa possibly some patchy frost and livermore 41 degrees and los altos coming in at 44. so cold to start and then as we head throughout the day, plenty of sunshine but don't expect any kind of major warming. it's probably exactly what you want. can you see for the south bay 67 degrees and peninsula 66 and tri-valley at 72 ant north bay also looking at 70 degrees. we'll be monitoring changes out here in the pacific and that's another storm system that looks like it will be getting closer. superactive open to the gulf of alaska and see a small shred of this moved down for sunday and monday and here's how it plays out right now. i don't think we'll have anything in the south bay at this point, the possibility of a few sprinkles in the peninsula and the tri-valley, best chance for the storm dropping down from the north would be san francisco and also the north bay and north bay and about 25 minutes more details on a much better chance of rainfall when that's coming and how much it looks like we may be getting again in 25 minutes. >> see you shortly. there's a new watchdog for the san jose police department. the promise he's making. >> and takata fined over fally seat belts. warning for the company if it fails to fall through on a recall. independent ==raj/pla i see my role of holding the police department to account. >> that's a promise from san jose's new police watchdog. today san jose's mayor sam lick ya -- sam liccardo announce d the new watchdog. the first thing he would like to do is to file a complaint online. >> we would like to see if a web-based online complaint process may be more efficient and effective. >> katz says he plans to weigh in on the body cameras within sjpd and replaces retiring judge codell. the campaign cash register opens tomorrow for presidential candidate hillary clinton. the last bay area visit was in september was for fund raise and made no public appearance and we only saw the motor said. tomorrow she will attend a fund-raiser at the home of the co-founderth biotech 23. thursday's fund-raisers by longtime supporter katherine hall. well, it is the largest penalty of its kind. today the national highway traffic safety administration find takata $70 million for defective air bags. the air bags have been blamed for eight deaths and 100 injuries. the federal government said takata dragged its feet recalling the dedidfective air brands and it recalled 12 major car brand including ford, toyota and bmw. the department of transportation tack on another $10 million in fines if takata fails to meet the terms of today's agreement. >> expecting heavy rain over the next months but it won't save us from the record saving drought. today we exvogt see technology that could solve our water crisis. >> you have to have a sustainable water system whether you have el ninos or you don't. >> reporter: we travel halfway around the world to find out what california can learn from israel. plus, following the lead of netflix, a benefit of people now working at amazon. who can name the third president? and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. anyone else? when comcast offered low-cost high-speed internet to low-income families, more than two million hands went up. and pretty soon, so did everyone's in the classroom. ok, veronica. amphibian excellent! internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. california is actually with predictions of record rainstorms we may soon forget that call is actually facing another weather crisis, one that experts say el nino will not fix. >> senior investigative reporter steven stock traveled to israel to seat solutions for israel's drought. steven, the immediate question, at least one of the questions, if israel can do it why not us. >> exactly, raj. we found the problem here isn't so much a lack of rain by our own water policies. >> scientists say california needs 11 trillion gallons of water just to recover from the current drought. how much water is that? consider this? it would have to rain in san francisco and oakland one inch every day. that's what we got yesterday. one inch every day for 13-plus years. just to get that much water. we discovered a place where they faced a similar crisis eight years ago and now that country has so much water they sell it to other countries. >> reporter: rows of crops and cotton and trees as far as the eye can see. this isn't the central valley, it's not even california. it's israel. if you really want to find out how to address california's drought come here like we did to israel halfway around the world where nearly ten years ago they faced a similar drought crisis and decided to change an entire approach towards water and now almost ten years later they have more water than they can use. >> the bottom line is the country produces 20% more water than it consumes currently. >> reporter: we spoke to him outdoors neither office at the wall surrounding the old city of jerusalem. >> so wait a minute. israel here in the desert makes more water than it can use. >> we sell it and share it with the palestinian authority in jordan. >> reporter: yards away from where we speak were the remnants of an ancient water duck carried water to jerusalem for thousands of years and they know solutions here and today they are teaming up with experts to try to find large-scale solutions for the california's water crisis. >> it's not the drought itself. you need a sustainable water system whether you have el neonos or don't have el neonos. >> reporter: we discovered the solution to drought here aren't based on ancient but modern history. less than a decade ago trillion introduced a major paradigm shift in its approach to water. >> i'm sometimes afraid that we won't be able to supply even water for basic needs. >> reporter: this man retired after serving as six years as israel's top water commissioner. during the time that the country faced these critical water shortages. >> they after what we bring what they should do, we bring them with extra water and we're not afraid of the drought years. >> reporter: it was an approach where israeli leaders made water a national priority, equivalent to fighting terrorism or war. >> i see that the people are coming for and haven't guessed yet what the problems are facing. >> what is confusing is why people think that it could rain and it could solve this. >> reporter: it's not just the israelis warning us either. laura is with the water strategy group, a water consultancy project that works with corporations based at the presiddio. >> we don't have enough that's right. >> it all may look familiar but this isn't the central valley or even the silicon valley. instead it's the desert in israel where they generate so much recycled water that they can't store it all. >> at this recycling plant developed with the assistant of the jewish national fund they clean as much as 10% of all recycled water used in israel. twhaert meets not only israeli safety standards but also german and u.s. e.w.a. standards as well. >> we didn't have any choice. in fact there's as much of 60% in all the water comes from recycled or regenerated water sources, not drinking water. carried by these purple pipes you see everywhere here in comparison. less than 7% of arizona agriculture uses 7% of water. we found another technology here on this collective farm where they developed and perfected drip irrigation techniques 50 years ago. you're in a descenter. >> oh, yeah, and all that is planted. >> and now at least 75% of israel's crops are watered through drip irrigation generating crop fields and in california less than 40% of our fields have drip irritation. >> to get an idea how good drip irrigation is, seat middle. rows, no weeds no, grass, nothing, nothing grows here. the only thing that grows here are the craps, irrigated by drip irrigation. in fact we found farmers in central valley still using flood irritation, a technique from 100 years ago that experts say has scientifically been shown to be efficient and wasteful and ultimately counterproductive. >> you need this kind of amount and in winter you need less. >> reporter: in israel's new water portfolio desalination. plants like this one take the largest sea water in the world and converts to drinking water. israel has some of the largest desalination plants and they have the capacity to produce 5% of all the drinking water for the entire country. contrast that with california with only one plant, this one in karltz bad outside san diego we just started to produce fresh water late last night and we'll only provide about a quarter of the drinking water needed by san diego. >> what needs to change here in california. >> i would like to see a few leaders step forward in california who see an opportunity to drive the success of advanced water technology the way that california has driven the application of renewed technology. why the haven't we donna it. >> the basic answers, it hasn't been a priority. >> why don't we get this when it comes to water. >> abraham tenney's answer to that question speaks to the need for california to change, too, whether or not el nino brings more rain than we can handle. >> i believe that you don't understand yet your problem and this is a huge problem. it's not going to be better. >> if we don't do anything what happens? >> reporter: we found several silicon valley companies who have developed technologies here in southern california that helped solve this water crisis and can't get any tracks here and took it overseas and sold it other countries. we will explore their stories in the next part of our series which airs next week. can you find a lot more on this issue, including maps, charts, comparing israel with california, even some behind-the-scene videos we shot of some of these technologies, all on our website. we've made a special page, nbcbayarea.com. >> interesting to see what's happening over there and could happen here at some point. >> we just need the political will. >> great to be able to get in there, too and see that stuff. >> really cool stuff. >> if you have a tip for anyone in our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send suggestses directly to steven. >> the san francisco's mayor calling it a milestone en route to the war years new arena here in the city. i'm mark matthews, the city coming up next. >> have you noticed it yet, a noticeable change by twitter. we'll explain "x." but it's still illegal to post a picture of yourself and your ballot in california. ==take vo== but s . it may be the age of a selfie but still illegal to post a picture of yourself and your ballot in california and keep in mind the polls close in about an hour and 20 minute from right now but a state assemblyman wants to change the anti-selfie policy. democrat mark levine says ballot selfies can be a great tool in helping combat voter apathy. laws specifically banning ballot selfies were recently overturned in new hampshire and indiana. judges there ruled that they are a form of political speech. well, a new perk for amazon employees after the company was recently criticized for not being family friendly. amazon is offering six weeks paid leave for new dads. the new family leave policy states any new birth or adoptive parents regardless gender will get six weeks of paid parental least. mothers will get even more time off under this new policy after amazon under went scrutiny in a "new york times" article. >> twitter wants to you spread the love with its new heart button. social media company just changed its favorite button from a star to a heart. it's now being called a like. it's also spreading to the vine app which is owned by twitter. engineers say the heart will promote more user interactions since some people found the star a little confusing. >> @jeffranieri is here. >> yes. >> i'm not sure i'm ready to commit to the heart. >> the hearts are okay. >> you like the heart. >> i don't know if i'm ready to economy. that's a big thing >> if you're kind of in between, but you kind of like it but don't love it. >> just do it. >> i don't know. >> okay. >> you can heart me if i want, but i don't know. >> let's get a nice look outside. you can see in san jose clear skies that will set us up for a very cold morning tomorrow. we'll let you know who gets down to 35 degrees in just a few minutes. one step closer to san francisco. the warriors cleared another kehurdle -- in budng thr waterfron arena in the city. je one step closer to san francisco. the war years clearedner key hurdle in building a waterfront arena. >> they unanimously approved the billion dollar funded project and mark mat these joins us from city hall. i know the commission was taking public comment. how were the public comments. >> if you saw the game against memphis it kind of went like that. the warriors dominate the. one by one speakers took to the microphone. >> i wanted to commend the warriors for their outreach in the community and small business owners, the labor representatives and bike coalition. >> we are pleased with the proposed bicycle and transportation defines. >> the vice chancellor with her baby and a step and carry jersey, almost everyone said bring it on. >> this here will bring more than just jobs. it will bring comfort. >> antoinette mobley who lives in hunter's point can hardly wa wait. >> come on, that's world class. >> more than 30 voiced their support and in opposition just three. two of the three being lawyers from the mission bay alliance for administrators and donors. >> a lot of the environmental investments have not been solved. >> reporter: one handed five big binders of objections and others saying it's not been solved. >> just on that point we only have 11 days after your staff of 58 people had two months. >> reporter: asked about the turnout the alliance lawrence brushed it off. >> this is one of many hearings that will be coming up. >> while the warriors president was delight ed. i think what we saw unfold is very representative of the support across the city >> reporter: supervisors are set to vet on this environmental impact in december. if they approve it on december the 15th the mission bay alliance is expected to file a lawsuit. >> if that happens it's going to be fast tracked through the courts, 270 days and then it's got to be done. reporting from city hallmark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> the warriors could be moving back to san francisco a couple years from now. >> let's go outside beautiful after the storm, very nice and does start to feel like really fall weather. >> i know. it's been so incredible outside today, whether in the north bay and out of the south bay with the clean crisp air and you can see temperatures you can drop and currently 59 degrees and 64 in the peninsula and east bay 61. may actually have to click on your heaters and drab the extra blankets and possibly even a nice fire and down to 57 to you so what i want to do is get a look at morning forecast and you'll notice even in the south bay you'll be down into the mid-40s and down to 43 in the east bay and check it out, 39 for that morning low. what i want to do is take you into the north bay and the coldest microclimate and napa will likely drop to the lowest temperature down to 23. petaluma also 39 and notice the average. 42 degrees. we're not that far off. not near record-setting lows and the fact that it's been so mild the past few years and not anyone really complaining about getting the fall weather and the other thing about the cold weather has been the sierra snow. totals coming in at kirkwood 14 to 18 inches is the latest newspaper. as we get a look the storm system that brought the cold air and record setting rain, it's helping to drag down this chilly rain across the bay area. for tomorrow that keeps the sunshine in place. after the chilly start, a great day. as we push towards the upcoming weekend, we keep the mild weather for saturday and a few clouds and changes in the forecast. here's the big change on sunday. the possibility of showers does not look like a large storm system but likely wet weather even extending into monday and may get a tenth of an inch the way things look now. we could see the storm system ramp up. as we get a look at microclimate forecast for tomorrow. you can see across the south bay just 69 degrees for your high in san jose. that is it for the peninsula. chilly on the coastline and 67 in pacifica and back to san matteo 66. north bay, east bay, some of the best weather in walnut creek at 71 degrees. almost, check it out, starting off at 35 in the morning. napa, you will go up to 69 degrees by the afternoon so as we mentioned great weather as we head through this upcoming weekend on friday and also saturday and once we hit sunday temperatures will drop in response to that responsibility of showers. now the much larger chance of rainfall still looks to come our way on this window that we've been talking about at any point november 15th through the 1th, at least half an inch and raj and jess, could even be seeing another inch out of this storm system. great news now on the heels of the last rain that we just had j love to see more of it. thanks, jeff. the drama continues for the 49ers as we mentioned at the top of the newscast. one player suspended and one traded and the quarterback benched. it's his birthday today. jim kozimor here with more next. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. koz on cam 49ers head coach jim tomsula jim kozimor joins us from the newsroom. hey, jim, boy this news about colin kaepernick being bench, kind of shocking to some people. >> it is shocking, but maybe some people have tipped their han of the let get right to t.49ers head coach jim tomsula may have tipped his hand. he said every player on the roster would be evaluated before the next game coming up against atlanta and later that night the news got out. blaine gabbert, the tenth player picked in the 2011 draft will replace colin kaepernick. gabbert will make his first start for the niners sunday when the 6-2 falcons tom to levi stadium. more on the quarterback situation. >> blaine gabbert doesn't have a high reputation around the league for his work with the jacksonville jaguars, but if blaine gabbert steps in and is able to perform well that will give you an indication that kaepernick did leave a lot on the table. blaine cab bert struggled mightily in the offensive line and really beats him up and sacked five, six, seven times a game and maybe will have a different opinion of kaepernick in that nobody could have succeeded under the restrictions that he has with that offensive line in front of him. >> the the 49ers have found help in the backfield signing thomas to a one-year deal after placing reggie bush on injured reserve with a torn mcl. thomas played his entire eight-year career in new orleans. he had 28 rushing touchdowns and 38 starts. we mentioned one of the 49ers was suspended today. defensive lineman kaleb ramsey, a practice squad player who violated the drug policy. he used an over-the-counter supplement from gnc which apparently contains a banned substance. they say a picture says a thousand word. vernon davis' twit pic says he's pretty happy. the broncos welcoming the former 49er to their headquarters in inglewood, colorado. he stopped to pose with his new general manager john elway. the denver broncos tweeted out this picture, quote, making the rounds. sorry to see him go. the warriors handed the memphis grizzlies their worst loss in history. a 50-point beat-down and have won their first four games by an average of 25 points per game and tomorrow will be their toughest test to date. they take on the undefeated clippers. >> since i've been in the league it's been pretty much the same four guys battling each other for the last four, five years and we're both very competitive and know they are two of the better teams in the west vying for the top spot and, you know, we know we stay in each other's way, as simple as that. >> they are trying to, you know, like we were last year putting in all the new stuff for different personnel and when you're able to win games to do that that's impressive. and to the diamond, the nationals have reversed course and hired former giants skipper and sacramento native dusty baker as their new manager. he hasn't managed since 2013, his last stop with the reds and third among active managers with career win. originally they offered bud black the job but offended him with a low ball effort. it was a sea of blue in downtown kansas city for the championship plan and fans were abandoning their cars on a nearby freeway just to get there. my goodness. though i once abandoned my car. it was a '79 chevy cheffette. sharks host the columbus blue jackets at the s.a.p. center and it's good to see we're of the paisley crew tonight. >> yes. >> we're all matching. fantastic. >> not to leave you out, jeff. i didn't mean to leave you out. maybe for the 11:00 we'll get you a paisley tie. >> jeff is wearing boots like me. >> i don't need to be part of the club. >> you know this club. >> he knows this club, and he wants north part of it. >> i'll pass. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. >> hope to see you at 11:00. >> bye-bye. >> my mother had a medical emergency. >> a dream vacation ended in heartac heartache. >> pushed me out of the room and never got to the say good pei. >> while the family grieved the cruise line maxed out their credit card. >> thought it was a mistake. >> wednesday at 11 we investigate the little known travel rules 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