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But whoevers running this needs to sit down, throw out the plans that they have, and start over. Reporter b. A. R. T. Says there was no deliberate tampering with the computer system, it was certainly one of those technology failures. Heather ishhimoru, abc 7 news. We have a lot more to bring you this friday night on abc 7 news. Coming up the death of a bay area teenager triggers a new campaign to make sure that toy guns dont look too much like the real thing. Also, a serial killers bizarre courtroom behavior and reaction to his death sentence today. And new evidence obtained by the abc 7 news anuncer youre on the right track anuncer to save big during sleep trains triple choice sale. For a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. Or choose 300 in free gifts with sleep trains most popular tempurpedic mattresses. You can even choose 48 months interestfree financing on the new tempurchoice with headtotoe customization. The triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train sleep train your ticket to a better nights sleep back to the breaking news were following closely for you in los angeles. A loud sound that scared passengers into thinking that someone had fired a gun. What it really was was an suv that crashed into a parking garage right now traffic at the airport is moving at a crawl. All of this on what was supposed to be the busiest travel day, or one of them anyway, busiest travel day of the year. So that terminal 5 at l. A. X. Just packed with people who literally, as we pan back on the helicopter, literally evacuated themselves when they heard what they thought were gunshots. Turned out it was the impact of a car crashing in the parking garage. They decided they should leave the terminal, which they did. Things are slowly getting back to normal. Well, moving on. Serial killer joe naceo did not quo quietly today by any means. When a marin county judge sent him to death row. Naso committed murders in four counties from the late 70s until the early 90s. Abc 7 i
Team Reporter
dan noise was covering this from the very start. Reporter 79 years serial killer joe naso flipped oft audience of groerm jurors, victims family members, and reporters who had covered this case from the start. And when the judge gave him one last chance to speak before receiving the death sentence he only complained about having to pay his victims families. He said he should get restitution for being charged. He had absolutely no remorse for what he did. And the judge did an excellent job in summarizing just who he is. Reporter judge andrew sweet called naso evil, one of those people who make us worry about our kids walking to school. Who make us lock our doors at night. He gave naso death sentences for each of three victims. Carmen cologne in
Contra Costa County
pam parsons and tracy that foia in yuma county. He also said the murders in marin and sarah dillon in neve county by naso played a role in his decision. Several of the victims children spoke in court. Shane ashby is roxine rogashs son. You said to naso i hope you live to be 110. Why did you say that . Well, id kind of like him to sit there and suffer just as long as the families suffered without having any closure. Reporter the case broke open three years ago with a probation search of nasos reno home. Along with guns officers found this bizarre collection of mannequins to which naso applied makeup and dressed in lingerie. They also found what prosecutors called a rape diary and a list of ten, the places where he apparently dumped his victims. Carmen colons daughters disagreed at the hearing today. One wanted the death penalty. The other, rachel smith, asked the judge to give naso life in prison. But as he was giving the death penalty, the judge, you were nodding. So explain your me. If it makes my sister feel better and come to terms with whats happened, then go ahead and do that. If thats going to make her better. But it was a very emotional time for you. Hes headed to san quentin in the next ten days. The victims families now have to tell the court what out of pocket expenses theyve incurred because of the murders. Then theyll have a hearing with the court to decide how much naso will have to pay. At the time of his arrest naso had about a
Million Dollars
in assets. For the iteam, dan noyes, abc 7 news. One month after a 13yearold santa rosa teenager was shot and killed by a
Sonoma County
sheriffs deputy, lawmakers announce a plan to regulate toy guns. 13yearold andy lopez was shot and killed last month. The deputy says he mistook the pellet gun the teen was carrying for an actual ak47 assault weapon. Today state and local lawmakers nunsd plans to introduce legislation that would force manufacturers to make replica weapons look like toys. Lawmakers say its time to take a stand. I dont know if its about convincing the nra. I think trying to convince them of anything is a lost cause. Its about making sure that thoughtful policy makers, people with a vote, make the right choice when they look at this legislation in the assembly and the senate. Police say the investigation into the shooting, meantime, continues. Lets go back and talk about the weather. We showed you some of the damage all around the bay area from that incredibly fierce wind storm. Spencers back with the forecast. In many places in the south bay, east bay, central part of the bay area, but north of the golden gate weve got strong gusty winds still. Especially the higher elevations. And of course we have that red flag warning, high fire danger up over the north bay. Clear skies as you can see here on live doppler 7 hc. Lets get to looking at temperatures from our south beach camera here in downtown
San Francisco
looking along the bay bridge, we have temperature readings in the 60s right now. 65 in
San Francisco
. 62 at
Oakland Redwood
city 60, low 50s san jose and los gatos and 60 at half moon bay. Another live view from our tower camera looking out over
San Francisco
on this clear evening. It is 66. Santa rosa. Mid 60s also napa and novato. 50 at livermore. And one more live view at
Embarcadero Center
from our explore torium camera its all lit up there in the spirit of the holiday season. These are all forecast features. Gusty and north bay winds tonight. Sunny and mild across the entire bay area the next few days but a rainy outlook for thanksgiving im sorry to say. Heres our satellite radar composite image. And you can see that storm system that blew through here a couple days ago has moved well to our south. We still have a windy pattern here because of the alignment of low pressure, centered to our south. High pressure centered to our north. The winds are flowing briskly down from the north right through the bay area. And the most powerful of those winds in the north bay. Well start our animation at 5 00. Next wednesday morning the day before thanksgiving, notice this storm system offshore, its going to come along and not only brush past the bay area but move inland just a bit. So at the moment if this pattern holds up we will have a it looks like we will have a wet threeday period from wednesday through friday of next week. And of course that includes thanksgiving day. Overnight tonight, though, no rain. Were concerned about windy conditions in parts of the bay area. It will be clear. And it will be chilly in some spots as well. Low temperatures overall generally in the low 40s, but up in the north bay valleys well see lows in the mid to upper 30s and some interior locations in the east bay and south bay as well will drop into the 30s. And tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies. Breezy in spots but we dont expect the strong powerful gusts weve had the last couple of days. High temperatures tomorrow mainly in the low to mid 60s right around the bay and our inland locations. And well see low 60s on the coast. Overall it will be a pretty mild day. And speaking of mild days its going to be mild for at least the start of the big game tomorrow at
Stanford Stadium
as stanford takes on cal. Our game time, 1 00 p. M. It will be sunny. About 63 degrees at kickoff time. But later in the afternoon it will get a little cooler with temperatures dropping into the upper 50s. Heres the accuweather sevenday forecast. We have four sunny and mild days coming our way through next tuesday. But on wednesday rain was rain will arrive. Periods of rain will prevail on thursday, thanksgiving day, and showers may qulirng into friday. So it looks like it will be a little wet and soggy the middle of next week and through the end of next week. Well, well be thankful for the rain. Thank you, spencer. Swimming upstream. Thousands of young salmon are now filling up dry creek in
Sonoma County
. About 2,000 juvenile coho salmon were released today near lake sonoma. It is all part of a 1. 8 million
Habitat Restoration
project covering both state and privately owned lands. The goal here is to restore endangered and threatened coho and steelhead salmon back into the north bay water. Without these restored areas the water is simply too swift to for the young coho to stay here. They get swept downstream and eaten by predators. The key also to the restoration, it allows a breeding area and a safe zone harbor zone. This project covers about six miles downstream from the
Warm Springs Dam
to the russian river. It is a joint effort between the army corps of engineers and the
Sonoma County
water agency. All right. Another half hour of abc 7 news at 9 00 continues in just a few moments. Coming up, a president remembered. How america is honoring john f. Kennedy. Assassinated 50eers years ago t. Also the wife of the palo alto man held in north korea is making her first comments about this terrible ordeal. And a big surprise these bay area eighthgraders got today, [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. So much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. A turkey from safeway is just what they crave. A hero of the table, so delicious theyll rave. Fresh, natural, frozen. Its the best selection around. Spend 30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. So raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. This tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. Safeway. Ingredients for life. The john f. Kennedy eternal flame burning at the president s grave site tonight in
Arlington National
cemetery. 50 years ago tonight americans were in shock and in mourning for president kennedy, who was assassinated in dallas just that afternoon. November 22nd, 1963, certainly a watershed moment in american history. World history for that matter. And for all who remember it it was a milestone event in their personal lives as well. Thousands came to dallas today in honor of the 35th president in scenes that were mirrored across the country as americans paused to remember what happened 350 years ago today. Abc
News Reporter
brandy hitt is in dallas. Reporter 50 years after the assassination of john f. Kennedy in dallas shocked the nation the city paused to remember that fateful day. Thousands packed dealey plaza to reflect on the timeless link between the city and the 35th president. This is what happened. Reporter a plaque was also placed in the plaza with quotes from the speech president kennedy was set to give that day. The rain was symbolic, you know, kind of like the tears of a nation were falling on the anniversary of the memorial. Reporter across the country thousands took time to remember kennedys life and death. Visitors gathered at
Arlington National
cemetery with bagpipers playing at his grave site. Many americans who were alive in 1963 remember where they were when
Lee Harvey Oswald
fired those fatal shots at the president s motorcade. The president and mrs. Kennedy just minutes before he was shot. The president was hit in the head. Reporter but 50 years later there are new memories honoring the iconic president slain on that november day. From sea to shining sea reporter even though the events here today mark one of the darkest days in our countrys history, many are choosing to remember this tragedy as the day our country united and moved forward to aw brighter future. Brandy hitt, abc news, dallas. President kennedys assassination is still quite vivid in the mind of one bay area man, particularly on an anniversary like this. David wallace recalled that horrific day during todays tribute at jfk university in pleasant hill. 50 years ago he was a dallas teenager who saw kennedy at the airport and later waited for the president s motorcade after the parade. He got close enough to see the president just after he had been shot. Imagine. Outside the hospital he even picked up a rose left by the first lady inside the president s car. Took the rose and i went back to school. And i carried the rose around all day. And just cried. From one of my classmates to another. And i went home and showed my mother and dad, and we cried. Wallace still has that rose. Thats what youre looking at. Todays ceremony included a moment of silence to mark the president s death. A bust of the president was also unveiled at todays ceremony at jfk university in pleasant hill. The wife of an 85yearold korean war veteran detained in north korea is making her first
Public Comments
about this ordeal. Lee newman says she thinks a misunderstanding led to her husband, meryl, being taken off a plane as he was about to leave north korea october 26th. She is pleading with pyongyang to send her husband home. The state
Department Says
it is in contact with the
Swedish Embassy
to try to get some help here. Well, this is a busy day at bay area airports as the thanksgiving
Holiday Travel
season gets under way. Maybe youre about to head out the door in the next day or so. At
Mineta San Jose International
airport officials are expecting as much as a 5 increase in the number of passengers over last year. Between now and december 3rd. Today is also expected to be the busiest travel day of the thanksgiving season at sfo with an estimated 130,000 passengers flying. Some fris eighthgraders will get a very nice gift when they graduate in the spring, courtesy of facebook. That was the reaction when the eighthgraders at
Everett Middle School
learned that each and every one of them will receive a free laptop at the end of the school year. Facebook says the program is designed to support local communities in need with
Technology Tools
necessary for students to further their education. Our
Laptop Program
is just one way that we like to encourage students to get excited and interested in technology by giving them access to technology. Facebook has given away 1,000 laptops in two years of this program. The ones handed out today were just for show. This is the third school the program has targeted just this week. But when those kids graduate theyll all get a laptop. Well, still to come on abc 7 news at 9 00, a youth
Football Team
s dream season interrupted by a nightmare 50 years ago that by a nightmare 50 years ago that weve been talking about to thsuffered in silence. Hoped. And lived in a state of fear. Welcome to a new state. Of health. Welcome to covered california. The place to find quality, affordable coverage. Financial help for those in need. And nobody can be denied because of a preexisting condition. Enroll now at coveredca. Com. We are marking the 50th anniversary of the day president john f. Kennedy was shot in dallas. Many of you remember where you were the day jfk was assassinated. How but about the day he was buried . For the pittsburg mallards
Football Team
it was a lifechanging moment. Heres
Wayne Friedman
with their story. Reporter he nexttime you drive kirker pass down the hill into pittsburg look fast or youll miss it on the right, a sign marking not mileage but an accomplishment by the most dominant
Football Team
of all time. I had so much love for them. I didnt want anybody to hurt them except me. Reporter his name is jim camuth and once he was the coach of the mighty pittsburg mallards, a group of unassuming tweens and young teens who in 1963 went 90, never allowed a point, and held every opponent to negative yardage, a feat still unequaled. None of our games were easy. Reporter the memories of our fall still fill a fading scrapbook. Running back frank meyers can look back and read all about the wins that led to a trip back east for a
Pop Warner National
championship game. One played in the shadow of an american moment. The usual welcoming
Committee Presents
mrs. Kennedy with a bouquet of red roses. Reporter it began in dallas with the sound of gunfire. We cant say who has been hit if anybodys been hit but apparently something is wrong here, something is terribly wrong. Its something that all of us will never forget in our life. President kennedy has been assassinated. Its official now. The president is dead. Reporter and with that death an era of american innocence ended. But as the nation grieved, the mallards still had a decision to make. They still had that game scheduled back east. Should they go . The more i thought, the more i thought i says hey, this guy was an athlete himself. And i think it would be an honor to play a game, win that football and go give it to his son. Reporter so jim camut and his mallards followed through. They boarded a plane to washington, d. C. They had already bought tickets there because theyd planned to tour the sights and president kennedy had planned to meet them before the game. Instead they joined tens of thousands of mourners along the funeral route. Why would you want those kids to see that . To honor a man that actually has made our country 100 better than what we were into. Everything about that day when we were there for the funeral procession still is like a still picture in my mind. All you could hear was the sound of the hoofs and the horses pulling the carriage by us, and the sorrow and sobbing. I couldnt hold back. It was just a natural thing. I was sad. Reporter
Team Reporter<\/a> dan noise was covering this from the very start. Reporter 79 years serial killer joe naso flipped oft audience of groerm jurors, victims family members, and reporters who had covered this case from the start. And when the judge gave him one last chance to speak before receiving the death sentence he only complained about having to pay his victims families. He said he should get restitution for being charged. He had absolutely no remorse for what he did. And the judge did an excellent job in summarizing just who he is. Reporter judge andrew sweet called naso evil, one of those people who make us worry about our kids walking to school. Who make us lock our doors at night. He gave naso death sentences for each of three victims. Carmen cologne in
Contra Costa County<\/a> pam parsons and tracy that foia in yuma county. He also said the murders in marin and sarah dillon in neve county by naso played a role in his decision. Several of the victims children spoke in court. Shane ashby is roxine rogashs son. You said to naso i hope you live to be 110. Why did you say that . Well, id kind of like him to sit there and suffer just as long as the families suffered without having any closure. Reporter the case broke open three years ago with a probation search of nasos reno home. Along with guns officers found this bizarre collection of mannequins to which naso applied makeup and dressed in lingerie. They also found what prosecutors called a rape diary and a list of ten, the places where he apparently dumped his victims. Carmen colons daughters disagreed at the hearing today. One wanted the death penalty. The other, rachel smith, asked the judge to give naso life in prison. But as he was giving the death penalty, the judge, you were nodding. So explain your me. If it makes my sister feel better and come to terms with whats happened, then go ahead and do that. If thats going to make her better. But it was a very emotional time for you. Hes headed to san quentin in the next ten days. The victims families now have to tell the court what out of pocket expenses theyve incurred because of the murders. Then theyll have a hearing with the court to decide how much naso will have to pay. At the time of his arrest naso had about a
Million Dollars<\/a> in assets. For the iteam, dan noyes, abc 7 news. One month after a 13yearold santa rosa teenager was shot and killed by a
Sonoma County<\/a> sheriffs deputy, lawmakers announce a plan to regulate toy guns. 13yearold andy lopez was shot and killed last month. The deputy says he mistook the pellet gun the teen was carrying for an actual ak47 assault weapon. Today state and local lawmakers nunsd plans to introduce legislation that would force manufacturers to make replica weapons look like toys. Lawmakers say its time to take a stand. I dont know if its about convincing the nra. I think trying to convince them of anything is a lost cause. Its about making sure that thoughtful policy makers, people with a vote, make the right choice when they look at this legislation in the assembly and the senate. Police say the investigation into the shooting, meantime, continues. Lets go back and talk about the weather. We showed you some of the damage all around the bay area from that incredibly fierce wind storm. Spencers back with the forecast. In many places in the south bay, east bay, central part of the bay area, but north of the golden gate weve got strong gusty winds still. Especially the higher elevations. And of course we have that red flag warning, high fire danger up over the north bay. Clear skies as you can see here on live doppler 7 hc. Lets get to looking at temperatures from our south beach camera here in downtown
San Francisco<\/a> looking along the bay bridge, we have temperature readings in the 60s right now. 65 in
San Francisco<\/a>. 62 at
Oakland Redwood<\/a> city 60, low 50s san jose and los gatos and 60 at half moon bay. Another live view from our tower camera looking out over
San Francisco<\/a> on this clear evening. It is 66. Santa rosa. Mid 60s also napa and novato. 50 at livermore. And one more live view at
Embarcadero Center<\/a> from our explore torium camera its all lit up there in the spirit of the holiday season. These are all forecast features. Gusty and north bay winds tonight. Sunny and mild across the entire bay area the next few days but a rainy outlook for thanksgiving im sorry to say. Heres our satellite radar composite image. And you can see that storm system that blew through here a couple days ago has moved well to our south. We still have a windy pattern here because of the alignment of low pressure, centered to our south. High pressure centered to our north. The winds are flowing briskly down from the north right through the bay area. And the most powerful of those winds in the north bay. Well start our animation at 5 00. Next wednesday morning the day before thanksgiving, notice this storm system offshore, its going to come along and not only brush past the bay area but move inland just a bit. So at the moment if this pattern holds up we will have a it looks like we will have a wet threeday period from wednesday through friday of next week. And of course that includes thanksgiving day. Overnight tonight, though, no rain. Were concerned about windy conditions in parts of the bay area. It will be clear. And it will be chilly in some spots as well. Low temperatures overall generally in the low 40s, but up in the north bay valleys well see lows in the mid to upper 30s and some interior locations in the east bay and south bay as well will drop into the 30s. And tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies. Breezy in spots but we dont expect the strong powerful gusts weve had the last couple of days. High temperatures tomorrow mainly in the low to mid 60s right around the bay and our inland locations. And well see low 60s on the coast. Overall it will be a pretty mild day. And speaking of mild days its going to be mild for at least the start of the big game tomorrow at
Stanford Stadium<\/a> as stanford takes on cal. Our game time, 1 00 p. M. It will be sunny. About 63 degrees at kickoff time. But later in the afternoon it will get a little cooler with temperatures dropping into the upper 50s. Heres the accuweather sevenday forecast. We have four sunny and mild days coming our way through next tuesday. But on wednesday rain was rain will arrive. Periods of rain will prevail on thursday, thanksgiving day, and showers may qulirng into friday. So it looks like it will be a little wet and soggy the middle of next week and through the end of next week. Well, well be thankful for the rain. Thank you, spencer. Swimming upstream. Thousands of young salmon are now filling up dry creek in
Sonoma County<\/a>. About 2,000 juvenile coho salmon were released today near lake sonoma. It is all part of a 1. 8 million
Habitat Restoration<\/a> project covering both state and privately owned lands. The goal here is to restore endangered and threatened coho and steelhead salmon back into the north bay water. Without these restored areas the water is simply too swift to for the young coho to stay here. They get swept downstream and eaten by predators. The key also to the restoration, it allows a breeding area and a safe zone harbor zone. This project covers about six miles downstream from the
Warm Springs Dam<\/a> to the russian river. It is a joint effort between the army corps of engineers and the
Sonoma County<\/a> water agency. All right. Another half hour of abc 7 news at 9 00 continues in just a few moments. Coming up, a president remembered. How america is honoring john f. Kennedy. Assassinated 50eers years ago t. Also the wife of the palo alto man held in north korea is making her first comments about this terrible ordeal. And a big surprise these bay area eighthgraders got today, [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. So much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. A turkey from safeway is just what they crave. A hero of the table, so delicious theyll rave. Fresh, natural, frozen. Its the best selection around. Spend 30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. So raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. This tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. Safeway. Ingredients for life. The john f. Kennedy eternal flame burning at the president s grave site tonight in
Arlington National<\/a> cemetery. 50 years ago tonight americans were in shock and in mourning for president kennedy, who was assassinated in dallas just that afternoon. November 22nd, 1963, certainly a watershed moment in american history. World history for that matter. And for all who remember it it was a milestone event in their personal lives as well. Thousands came to dallas today in honor of the 35th president in scenes that were mirrored across the country as americans paused to remember what happened 350 years ago today. Abc
News Reporter<\/a> brandy hitt is in dallas. Reporter 50 years after the assassination of john f. Kennedy in dallas shocked the nation the city paused to remember that fateful day. Thousands packed dealey plaza to reflect on the timeless link between the city and the 35th president. This is what happened. Reporter a plaque was also placed in the plaza with quotes from the speech president kennedy was set to give that day. The rain was symbolic, you know, kind of like the tears of a nation were falling on the anniversary of the memorial. Reporter across the country thousands took time to remember kennedys life and death. Visitors gathered at
Arlington National<\/a> cemetery with bagpipers playing at his grave site. Many americans who were alive in 1963 remember where they were when
Lee Harvey Oswald<\/a> fired those fatal shots at the president s motorcade. The president and mrs. Kennedy just minutes before he was shot. The president was hit in the head. Reporter but 50 years later there are new memories honoring the iconic president slain on that november day. From sea to shining sea reporter even though the events here today mark one of the darkest days in our countrys history, many are choosing to remember this tragedy as the day our country united and moved forward to aw brighter future. Brandy hitt, abc news, dallas. President kennedys assassination is still quite vivid in the mind of one bay area man, particularly on an anniversary like this. David wallace recalled that horrific day during todays tribute at jfk university in pleasant hill. 50 years ago he was a dallas teenager who saw kennedy at the airport and later waited for the president s motorcade after the parade. He got close enough to see the president just after he had been shot. Imagine. Outside the hospital he even picked up a rose left by the first lady inside the president s car. Took the rose and i went back to school. And i carried the rose around all day. And just cried. From one of my classmates to another. And i went home and showed my mother and dad, and we cried. Wallace still has that rose. Thats what youre looking at. Todays ceremony included a moment of silence to mark the president s death. A bust of the president was also unveiled at todays ceremony at jfk university in pleasant hill. The wife of an 85yearold korean war veteran detained in north korea is making her first
Public Comments<\/a> about this ordeal. Lee newman says she thinks a misunderstanding led to her husband, meryl, being taken off a plane as he was about to leave north korea october 26th. She is pleading with pyongyang to send her husband home. The state
Department Says<\/a> it is in contact with the
Swedish Embassy<\/a> to try to get some help here. Well, this is a busy day at bay area airports as the thanksgiving
Holiday Travel<\/a> season gets under way. Maybe youre about to head out the door in the next day or so. At
Mineta San Jose International<\/a> airport officials are expecting as much as a 5 increase in the number of passengers over last year. Between now and december 3rd. Today is also expected to be the busiest travel day of the thanksgiving season at sfo with an estimated 130,000 passengers flying. Some fris eighthgraders will get a very nice gift when they graduate in the spring, courtesy of facebook. That was the reaction when the eighthgraders at
Everett Middle School<\/a> learned that each and every one of them will receive a free laptop at the end of the school year. Facebook says the program is designed to support local communities in need with
Technology Tools<\/a> necessary for students to further their education. Our
Laptop Program<\/a> is just one way that we like to encourage students to get excited and interested in technology by giving them access to technology. Facebook has given away 1,000 laptops in two years of this program. The ones handed out today were just for show. This is the third school the program has targeted just this week. But when those kids graduate theyll all get a laptop. Well, still to come on abc 7 news at 9 00, a youth
Football Team<\/a>s dream season interrupted by a nightmare 50 years ago that by a nightmare 50 years ago that weve been talking about to thsuffered in silence. Hoped. And lived in a state of fear. Welcome to a new state. Of health. Welcome to covered california. The place to find quality, affordable coverage. Financial help for those in need. And nobody can be denied because of a preexisting condition. Enroll now at coveredca. Com. We are marking the 50th anniversary of the day president john f. Kennedy was shot in dallas. Many of you remember where you were the day jfk was assassinated. How but about the day he was buried . For the pittsburg mallards
Football Team<\/a> it was a lifechanging moment. Heres
Wayne Friedman<\/a> with their story. Reporter he nexttime you drive kirker pass down the hill into pittsburg look fast or youll miss it on the right, a sign marking not mileage but an accomplishment by the most dominant
Football Team<\/a> of all time. I had so much love for them. I didnt want anybody to hurt them except me. Reporter his name is jim camuth and once he was the coach of the mighty pittsburg mallards, a group of unassuming tweens and young teens who in 1963 went 90, never allowed a point, and held every opponent to negative yardage, a feat still unequaled. None of our games were easy. Reporter the memories of our fall still fill a fading scrapbook. Running back frank meyers can look back and read all about the wins that led to a trip back east for a
Pop Warner National<\/a> championship game. One played in the shadow of an american moment. The usual welcoming
Committee Presents<\/a> mrs. Kennedy with a bouquet of red roses. Reporter it began in dallas with the sound of gunfire. We cant say who has been hit if anybodys been hit but apparently something is wrong here, something is terribly wrong. Its something that all of us will never forget in our life. President kennedy has been assassinated. Its official now. The president is dead. Reporter and with that death an era of american innocence ended. But as the nation grieved, the mallards still had a decision to make. They still had that game scheduled back east. Should they go . The more i thought, the more i thought i says hey, this guy was an athlete himself. And i think it would be an honor to play a game, win that football and go give it to his son. Reporter so jim camut and his mallards followed through. They boarded a plane to washington, d. C. They had already bought tickets there because theyd planned to tour the sights and president kennedy had planned to meet them before the game. Instead they joined tens of thousands of mourners along the funeral route. Why would you want those kids to see that . To honor a man that actually has made our country 100 better than what we were into. Everything about that day when we were there for the funeral procession still is like a still picture in my mind. All you could hear was the sound of the hoofs and the horses pulling the carriage by us, and the sorrow and sobbing. I couldnt hold back. It was just a natural thing. I was sad. Reporter
Jackie Kennedy<\/a> passed by, less than 20 feet away. Which still amazes me today, that she actually made eye contact with me. I was watching her go by, and i seen her, and she actually turned her head to the side and actually took a look at me and followed me as the car went by. What did you see in
Jacqueline Kennedys<\/a> eyes . Sorrow. Like a blank stare. It was emotional. Reporter let the record show that after the funeral the pittsburg mallards went on to philadelphia and won their
National Championship<\/a> pop warner game in a runaway. They never did give the game ball to john jr. To this day frank meyers struggles to remember the score. The game at that point was secondary. Reporter 50 years later, and football in pittsburg remains as big as ever. Much of that is due to jim camuts and his players, who come back and now coach. Another generation to keep up the tradition and history. Reporter it is a legacy honed through five decades, one tempered on a cold november weekend in 1963, when the toughest guy they ever knew had the presence of mind to put football, tragedy, and life in perspective. I was the luckiest guy in the world when i had these young men that played football for me. You had a lot of sons. Very. Very. Reporter he still does. In pittsburgh, wayne freedman, abc 7. What an amazing story and an amazing moment in time for them. Well, coming up next on abc 7 news at 9 00. Hackathon controversy. Why some say these two men should not have walked a a death in the
San Francisco<\/a> zoo to talk about tonight. Banana sam, the small squirrel monkey that gained worldwide fame after he was stolen from his exhibit, has died from heart disease. The disappearance started a social media frenzy after someone started a twitter profile on him. Police found sam when someone claimed to spot him in some bushes in golden gate park. He was shaking, hungry, and cold. Banana sam was 19 years old. A controversy is erupting over the winners of the salesforce 1 million hackathon prize. It happened here in
San Francisco<\/a>. We reported on this. Tom kim and
Joseph Turian<\/a> won that hefty prize. But other competitors claim they should have been disqualified. They claim they started work on their app before the competition was even announced. The rules say thats a violation because the entries have to be developed as part of the hackathon itself. According to the
San Francisco<\/a> business times, kim said they started work on the app after the contest was announced. But critics say the website they developed was up and running weeks earlier. San franciscobased salesforce, which sponsored that competition, has not commented on any of this yet. Well, thanksgiving came early for this gruch
San Francisco<\/a> school kids. They are all recent immigrants celebrating their very first thanksgiving. That means eating a traditional holiday dinner for the first time. Turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, all of it. The meal was donated by the geneva excelsior lions club. And a number of these students gave thanks for living in a brand new country. How sweet are they. Happy thanksgiving to them. All right. One last check on the weather with spencer christian, whos watching all that wind out there. Oh, yeah. That videos making me hungry, dan. Heres a look at live doppler 7 hd. Clear skies right now. Breezy in some spots and gusty in others especially up in the north bay, but well see breezes moderating tomorrow. Statewide tomorrow look for dry and sunny conditions over the northern 2 3 of the state but down south even in the interior sections well have showers along the coast and in san diego some showery weather. But here in the bay area it will be nice and dry, sunny, breezy, high temperatures ranging from low to mid 60s over most of the bay area. From 60 to about 63 on the coast. Also weather conditions are going to be very nice. At pier 39 tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening for the annual
Tree Lighting<\/a> celebration which i have the honor and pleasure of emceeing. The
Tree Lighting<\/a> at 6 00 p. M. But from 3 00 to 6 00 there will be lots of activities. It will be mild. Turning cooler after dark. Heres the accuweather forecast. Sunny, dry, mild through tuesday. Periods of rain on thursday which is thanksgiving day and chance of showers on friday. So it will be a soggy end of the week. What a special way to ring in the holiday. A lot of fun. Come on down. Thanks, spencer, very much. Well, next year you will not see the 49ers on monday night football in their first season at levi stadium. Our media partner the
San Jose Mercury<\/a> news reports that all the 49ers home games will be played on sunday in their inaugural season at the new stadium. Local officials are apparently concerned about traffic jams. 70,000 fans would create on freeways and city streets during a weekday evening rush hour. Officials are hoping to debut levis stadium on abcs sunday night football. And the niners are expecting to request monday night
Football Games<\/a> in 2015 and beyond. And theyll be back on monday night football. No doubt. Well, its only road games on nvl mvl. Theyve got to get the kinks worked out. And you dont want to go through the dry run and get the one season down before you go and change it up. But lets talk nba. This is the one thing the warriors did not have coming up on abc 7 news at 11 00, latebreaking developments on the security scare we talked about tonight at l. A. X. Plus after losing his wife to cancer an east bay teacher is left to raise his four adopted children alone. How the community is coming together to give back to a man who has given so much. And the countdown has begun. Less than a week until black friday. 7 on your sides
Michael Finney<\/a> is here with the cant miss deals and the steals out there as you hit the shopping centers. Those stories and a lot more coming up on abc 7 news at 11 00 over on channel 7. Im going to go, dan. This time of the year i hate all the holiday crowds and all the pushing and the shoving. I hope i dont hurt anyone. Like rhoda on the
Mary Tyler Moore<\/a> show. Oh, my goodness. Im doing material. No, that was another night w curry for the warriors, missing his second straight game following a concussion. I feel concussed now. The warriors in l. A. Facing the kobeless lakers. Kur gli street clothes. Warriors only dressed ten tonight. Warriors shorthanded and could not stop nick young, who was open with jordan farmar. Young had 19 points. Having the game of his life. How about andrew bogut . A little show and go and to the hole. Nicely done. But pau gasol with 16 at the half puts bogut in the torture chamber here. Up and under. That is nice. Gasol with 22. Lakers led by nine at the half. This is the real concern. Andre iguodala grabs his left hamstring. Its a strain. Limped to the locker room. Would not return. In the fourth young with the steal coast to coast. Right now in the
Fourth Quarter<\/a> 9481 lakers. Warriors in danger of losing their 11th straight in l. A. To the lakers. How about some
College Football<\/a> . David sails looking to become bowl eligible which win over navy at spartan stadium. San jose state up 30. Second quarter fales hits tucker wide open there. 90. Navy comes back. Keenan reynolds with the option play. Middy leading 1716. Fales. Fade pattern to tyler winston. Spartans would go ahead but navy on a long touchdown run now leading 3130 late in the
Fourth Quarter<\/a>. After being upset by usc, can stanford head coach david shaw convince his cardinal that the big game really is a big game for them . Stanford an overwhelming favorite. Favored by 32, in fact. In the 116th edition of this bay area rivalry. Stanfords 82 after the loss to usc. They need to beat cal this week and then notre dame next week and also hope that oregon loses one more time in order to take back control in the pac12 north and have a shot at the rose bowl. The cardinal have won three straight big games. They face a cal squad thats only got one win all season, giving up 44 points per game. On paper this should be an easy one. But the big game not like a regur game on or off campus. Energy thats seen around campus both here and in berkeley before the game is pretty unique. Its a great experience. Probably one of the best rivalries in the country. And its an honor to represent stanford in that rivalry. Meanwhile, cals at 110, still looking for their first pac10 win under new head coach sonny dykes. Theyve lost 13 starters to injury. Thats part of the problem. Cals lone victory came against portland state. Dykes knows that the pain of those losses can be diminished if the bears can find some way to upset the cardinal. This would be a way to end on a positive note. Stanfords obviously got a great
Football Team<\/a>. It will be a challenge for us. But our kids are excited. Weve got a great week of practice. Preparing well. Weve just got to go out and play well. Two incredible academic institutions that have great tradition and great pride. You know, i paid attention to this game growing up my entire life and my entire career. You know, its the big game. And its whats great about college foll. Big game in the ring tomorrow night. Manny pacquiao against brandon rios in a welterweight showdown. That fight will be in macau, china. The fighters weighed in today. Stakes very high for the pacman, who came in at 145 pounds. Once considered the best pound forpound boxer in the sport. Hes lost his last two fights, beaten by marquez last time out. Rios at 146 1 2 pounds lives in oxnard. Looking for a careerdefining victory. Well, they needed a oneday extension, but the raiders have sold out their home game sunday against tennessee. So the game will be televised locally. Rookie matt mcgloin will make his second start. Wont have his best receiver, though. Denarius moore out with a shoulder injury. Hes leading the raiders with 37 receptions and a teamhigh nine touchdowns. The niners have rewarded cornerback
Tremaine Brock<\/a> an extension, 7 million guaranteed. Started the year as reserved but has been terrific. Two picks in his first start against houston, four picks in his last six games, its claeea the 49ers view him as a starter going forward. And today marks the oneyear anniversary of one of the most infamous plays in nfl history, now known as the butt fumble in the jetspatriots game. Mark sanchez ran into his own offensive lineman. Oops. Thats not good for you. The patriots scooped up the football and scored. And with that the term butt fumble was born. You dont want to really be identified with that. That is
Mark Sanchezs<\/a> legacy play at this point, unfortunately. Well, hes also hurt. Hes been replace the by geno smith with the jets. You want to have another play to replace that as you dont want to go out with that. Thanks very, very much. That is this edition of abc 7 news at 9 00 here on tv 20. Thank you for watching. We appreciate your time as always. Abc 7 news continues right now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc 7 news app. See you again in one hour over on the big 7. ] [group chattering] good morning, everybody. Shirley hi, jeff. I brought bagels. Oh, id love a bagel. The perfect beginning for my first day of billiards class. Shirley oh. Did you pick an outfit to look sexy shooting pool","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"archive.org","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","width":"800","height":"600","url":"\/\/ia800902.us.archive.org\/34\/items\/KOFY_20131123_050000_ABC7_News_at_900PM_on_KOFY\/KOFY_20131123_050000_ABC7_News_at_900PM_on_KOFY.thumbs\/KOFY_20131123_050000_ABC7_News_at_900PM_on_KOFY_000001.jpg"}},"autauthor":{"@type":"Organization"},"author":{"sameAs":"archive.org","name":"archive.org"}}],"coverageEndTime":"20240620T12:35:10+00:00"}