traffic from another live camera actually skyfox. this is the bay bridge. of course, you can see the traffic backup there extending all the way into the east bay as a result of this accident. just a huge backup on the friday night a nightmare for drivers trying to get into the city. again, all the resulting from an accidents on 101 where the dump truck collided with a muni bus and the truck overturned killing the driver. two lanes of southbound 101 are shut down, two lanes open, drivers squeezing by and you can see this huge backup on this friday night. another look at our drive time traffic map. you can see all the red there through san francisco. again, this suggests and shows a very, very slow commute from the bay bridge south on 101 and traffic is heading north in the other direction past the accident site because the medical examiner on scene and the wreckage is still on scene. it's going to take some time to clear that up. we are working to get more information. when we do, we'll bring it to you. of course, stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on this breaking news in san francisco. of course, we'll bring you updates throughout this newscast, and on facebook, twitter and ktvu.com in the east bay students at uc-berkeley are on alert after a string of robberies near the campus police say at least five robberies have happened in just the past week and that the same robbers may be involved in these cases. ktvu crime reporter henry lee reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: based on the timing and locations of these robberies, police say the same crew may be responsible. now police are urging students to take precautions. over the past week, five college aged students near uc- berkeley have been robbed. police are hoping others don't fall victim especially if they are distracted by the stress of school or the devices in their hands. >> i see a lot of pedestrians casually glancing at their phones or other electronic devices, and, um, i worry. i worry that they are vulnerable to theft or attack. >> reporter: robbers have already targeted students, four in the neighborhood north of campus, one south of uc- berkeley. some of the robbers engaged the victims in conversation before stealing or trying to steal their backpacks or phones. some of the victims were hit or attacked. other students fought back, scaring off the robbers. all the victims were walking alone near campus. >> they are perceived by many to be a relatively attractive target. >> reporter: we saw this student transfixed as she wrote a message on her cell phone. i told her that someone could have stolen her device. >> i feel like technology is definitely, like, distracting and can be, like, dangerous. >> reporter: i asked if she might stay off her phone while walking. >> yesterday, i was texting and i almost ran into someone. so i think i might. >> reporter: besides being alert, police urge students to walk in groups or to call 642- walk to get escorts from students like ronald and alec who are community service officers with the uc-berkeley police. >> our objective is to be sure everyone gets home safe. we have night safety shuttles, as well. we provide a uniformed presence. we have access to police radios. we know what's going on. we know the streets like the back of our hands. >> reporter: bottom line, students need to be aware of their surroundings. when i was a cal student i would keep my head on a swivel make sure no one was following me. another tip, be careful of pretext questions. a robber might ask what time is it or where is the nearest bart station. they are just trying to gauge your willingness to potentially become a victim. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> that's a great point, henry, how they come up and ask you some question kind of sizing you up. then they try to rob you. >> reporter: i have been telling students when i give talks you might run in the opposite direction because they don't expect that. but you know, the moment you stop, someone else coming at you in the bushes potentially and they might rob you. >> henry lee in the newsroom, thank you. a man and woman in oakland are in the hospital tonight after being attacked and mauled by a pit bull. the attack happened around 0 this morning in the yard of a home on 63rd near bancroft avenue around 10 a.m. the pit bull attacked the woman from a neighbor's yard biting her and killing her dog. the man heard screaming and tried to use a mop to get the dog to stop and he was knocked down and mauled. animal services took the two dogs into quarantine. it's unclear if one or both pit bulls took part in the attack. the man and the woman were taken to the hospital and are listed now in stable condition. new information tonight about a series of crimes on twin peaks in san francisco. the latest involves a driver who apparently tried to run down a police officer just this morning. at lookout area, it's very popular with photographers and tourists because of the stunning view of the city and the bay. tom vacar tells us police are warning people to be on alert. reporter: from skyfox you can see that numerous police vehicles responded to the twin peaks western observation area. at 11 a.m., an sfpd police car saw a suspicious vehicle with a person or persons who may have been casing the vehicles of people on twin peaks viewing the city. >> officers were in the twin peaks area conducting an investigation. we are not releasing at this point what exactly led them to the suspect vehicle. >> reporter: soon thereafter, the suspect driver aggressively maneuvered the vehicle. >> during that process, it did strike another victim vehicle and attempted to run over an sfpd officer. >> reporter: soon after the confrontation, an ambulance stood by. >> thankfully, in this case, the officer was not struck. but it is not the first incident, especially in recent weeks, where an officer has been hurt on the job. >> reporter: the fact is the police are always refining their patrol and enforcement patterns. very often, you will find them in highly popular tourist areas. sometimes uniformed, many times not uniformed. sometimes, the bad guys learn the hard way that they are in fact there. >> it was just shocking. it was probably --i thought it was a tourist or something. it's just not --i don't see this happen often in san francisco. >> reporter: police say finding the driver is a high priority. >> there have been several instances of officers being injured on the job, especially in recent weeks. we have one officer who was run over on his bicycle. we have another officer who was shot by another individual on halloween night. we also have multiple instances in which sfpd officers are being attempted to be attacked. >> reporter: the police have a lot more information on this case than they can release, but it appears they were up there looking for something when this incident happened. we'll have more as we learn it. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. for the first time oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to an internal report on the city's progress after the ghost ship warehouse fire. "2 investigates" first told but that report earlier this week and of promises that remain unfulfilled. ktvu's candice nguyen reports. reporter: the ghost ship warehouse reveals some dangerous oversights by the city of oakland. the mayor says this 17-page internal memo is proof of progress but there's a long way to go before the city delivers on its promises. mayor schaaf invited me into her office to clarify what oakland has accomplished since the fire and what needs work. the city plans to more than double staff of inspectors although no additional inspectors are working just yet. the fire department is catching up on a backlog of over 1,000 overdue inspections and oakland plans to have a database. they will give each case attention. we asked how that's possible. >> how does the city plan to do that if it's also battling a severe staffing shortage. we have put the fee structures in place to address the staffing shortage, that we are doubling and tripling the number of fire inspectors. >> this question is for the fire chief. is that enough for you to accomplish your goals at the fire department? >> we projected that we believe that's going to be sufficient amount to cover all the inspections we are required to do, absolutely. >> reporter: the mayor's main goals have been to bring unpermitted buildings up to code while avoiding displacing people. one of the biggest challenges they have seen is getting owners to come forward and work with them to make their buildings safe. >> it's interesting how that ghost ship warehouse -- i would have thought they might have torn it down by now but it's still standing and the memorials outside of it are so touching. >> reporter: yeah. this is a very emotional but unfortunately slow process, as well. >> what comes next, with this report, we got this and there's still a lot of things that haven't been fulfilled. where do we go from here? >> reporter: they never gave us a timeline although they said this is a long-term thing. it's not overnight. but we have to keep holding them accountable. they hope to double the number of inspectors by the end of2018. >> they said there was a backlog of 1,000 inspections that needed to be done. how are they saying they are going to catch up? >> reporter: this morning we learned a little more about that they did hire an individual contractor and that person's only job is to catch up on these inspections and expect to catch up on 600 in the next few months. they have try to take some of the inspector's duties and give them to someone else so they can catch up. >> with all those inspections, how many more are there in addition to that? >> reporter: right now they have only identified 1,000 inspections that they know of. is there more possibly? right now they have 1,000 and that's what they are working on. >> all right. thank you. coming up here, more controversy on capitol hill over sexual misconduct claims against alabama senate candidate roy moore. as 6:30 we'll go live to capitol hill with calls for him to step aside as others come to his defense. >> i am furious to see these women come out and lie for personal gain. >> all right. i tell you what it's a milestone here in oakland. one year ago, we started the barbershop forum. tonight is the anniversary party. i have a live report coming up just ahead. >> breaking news in san francisco, this is the accident scene on southbound 101 and near the hospital curve near the cesar chavez off-ramp there. a dump truck overturned killing the driver. we are panning out now as skyfox takes a live look at the monumental traffic jam that's occurred because of that accident there in the southbound lanes of highway 101. it extends through the city there on the bay bridge. this is creating a huge delay for drivers trying to make their way south. to lanes are open at this hour but again, one driver was killed. a muni bus also involved in this, a big traffic jam on this friday night. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. l be right back. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. 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(phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ tonight we are celebrating the anniversary of the first barbershop forum to host conversations in the community and bridge the gap between law enforcement and citizens. it all started last year at a barbershop in san leandro and since then, it has spread to six different bay area cities in three counties. tonight's anniversary celebration is about giving back to the community as the movement looks forward. paul chambers is the host of the barbershop forums. he is in west oakland tonight. paul, congratulations. this has really taken off and it's making a difference. >> reporter: i barely heard the introduction. i heard you say something about making a difference. that it is. look behind me. it has grown. we started this off a year ago in san leandro. we actually started in october. but we decided to have the anniversary in november. the reason why we decided november is because that is the month that we actually aired our first one on ktvu. over the time we have had a lot of people join us. we went to six different cities. we went to san francisco, san leandro, hayward, antioch, i'm forgetting a couple, hayward, antioch, oakland of course, and san francisco. we also went to san francisco juvenile hall. it's a night you guys i got a really surprise that one person that we talked to in the juvenile hall was really touched by so much he came out here tonight and will also talk to us. we have a special guest over here. we have -- bobby has with him oakland's chief. thank you for showing up. >> how are you? >> fantastic. tell us about it. why are you here? you support it but just why did you show up tonight? >> this is the essence of partnership and building relationships and i am so please the. i wouldn't miss it. i'm here to support our team, opd and every other police agency who has come out here and the community and this is what it's all about. paul, thank you for being a leader among us. it's really appreciated. >> reporter: i appreciate that tremendously. thank you for showing up. you didn't know i was going to call you out here. i apologize. [ laughter ] >> reporter: bobby him and two other men started this. lieutenant, is this what you thought it would be at the end? >> we really didn't envision this when it started but i'm glad we did because this is a success that we're trying to mirror in this community in our communities and other agencies that participation, opening up community involvement and trust. this is great community involvement here. this is community policing at its best. it's working and to continue the dialogue that. we are giving thanks for what we did over the last year and what we are doing moving forward with the barbershop for hum. >> we are going back to every, single city. richmond was a city i forgot earlier. we are going back and go more with the juvenile halls. >> we are going back to san francisco juvenile hall. alameda county juvenile hall. we are getting interest in stockton, sacramento and so it's growing and we just want to keep that momentum growing and keep it positive and have solutions. every time we have a forum, we have solutions at the end of it and we have some of those solutions at the end. we have some of the youngsters that were in the san francisco juvenile hall that were incarcerated. now they're out and they are at forum tonight. that's the momentum that we want to keep going. >> reporter: thank you, lieutenant. thank you, chief. >> he is the best. >> reporter: i know we have to wrap up. it's also about food. let me get through here really quick. i have to show you the food. it's all about eating with me. we have some barbecue -- they didn't put it out yet! they followed me! but there's some ribs. it's a good time. we have sandwiches and a lot of things were donated by local restaurants. so thank you for showing up. it's going to be until 8:00. we are at mandela parkway. say hi, have a good time and eat. >> it's outstanding work. paul, if you can hear us, what has stood out to you, what memory do you take away from the past year? >> reporter: it's the diversity that's changed. you remember when we sat down the first time on the set we talked about how it's come about, we have got more women involved, we have people of all different races, different varieties, it's a rainbow type of thing situation right now. that was the one of the things to express. it was mostly black men. it's grown. there are women, black, white, latino, asian, everyone is here all under the umbrella to make things better and make a big difference in our community. >> you will keep it going as long as you can? where do you go next? >> reporter: we are taking the month of december off but we are starting back up in january. we are going to be in oakland again, going to richmond, to san leandro. it will be the first one we do again. we'll announce it. we'll have a story on it next week. the food is coming! see you! >> thank you. good work. >> when you bring people together and instead of yelling at each other and talking over each other, just having people listen. >> creating dialogue. >> all right. coming up, new at 6:00, bart police say they have identified a man who yelled racial slurs at a passenger this week and slapped him. the incident happened around 10:00 monday night in a train bound for warm springs. the victim declined to press charges. officers are still gathering evidence and they make seek an orderer to ban the attacker from ride -- they may seek an order to ban the attacker from riding bart. here's the atmospheric river shooting to the south there. so we are getting a break. we have high pressure building in for the weekend. we have all that rain almost half foot of rain in part of the santa cruz mountains, um, in a very short amount of time. rain has ended. monday is rain again. towards thanksgiving you see more clearing. so right now thanksgiving looks dry. tomorrow morning the valley fog will show up in the inland bay valleys, a little bit of it this morning. tonight overnight lows because winds are down, skies are clear, overnight lows will get down there. it will be chilly. tomorrow morning, it depends what time you get going. but if you get going before 9:00, 10:00, you will want a jacket. by 10:00 it's going to be slow to warm. it's already cool out there. 48 in novato. that's 7 degrees cooler than last night. so 9 degrees cooler than last night in fairfield. south side it's a beautiful night. the bay bridge is still crawling along. you know about the issues on the bay bridge. we told but that earlier. if you are waiting for someone to get home, they have opened a couple of lanes. when i come back, we'll have the long-range forecast to plan your weekend and beyond. still to come, an escaped psychopathic killer appears before a judge for the first time since he was caught. >> i really don't want to go back to hawaii. >> new developments from a northern california courtroom. >> the big game between cal and stanford starts tomorrow at 5:00 in palo alto. this year both teams have a lot at stake. more on that in sports. >> but first, the latest on a horrible crash in southern california involving a sheriff's patrol car. two young children ended up dying. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. two young children died today in southern california after a crash involving a los angeles county sheriff's patrol car and two other vehicles. authorities say the deputies were responding to an emergency call about a gunshot victim last night in east l.a. and that's when the crash happened. five pedestrians were hit. the deputy's car hit two boys and their mother. both children who were 7 and 9 died. their mother is in critical condition. one of the other cars involved in the accident hit the other two people. no word tonight on their conditions. the man who escaped from a mental hospital in hawaii an caught a flight to the bay area appeared at an extradition hearing today in san joaquin county. police arrested randall saito in stockton on wednesday. we find out what happened in court today and what's next for saito. reporter: randall saito dressed in a red jumpsuit and shackles. >> you are charged with escaped in the second director. >> reporter: in san joaquin county court today facing charges for his escape. >> i really don't want to go back to hawaii. >> reporter: he had been in a mental hospital in hawaii for more than 30 years acquitted for murder by reason of insanity. >> i couldn't find some kind of job or something. >> reporter: he gave an interview from his jail cell about the woman he killed. >> i stabbed her, i lost it. i ended up killing this woman stabbing her to death. >> reporter: saito says he wanted to escape the mental hospital to prove he can live in society without hurting anyone. >> they are detaining me for no good reason. this is my life. i'm 59 years old. i have been there since 1981. and they tell me directly, welcome to your new home. you're going to die here. >> reporter: but in court, the judge set a date for a hearing. we asked the district attorney if saito was just trying to buy time to avoid extradition. >> it's a stall tactic, an extra seven days for him or 10 days for him so i guess he is willing to enjoy the lovely california weather over hawaii. >> reporter: saito has family in stockton. but he is in a high security area of the jail considered a flight risk. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is up next with controversy on capitol hill. >> the people of alabama understand what's going on here. >> up next, at 6:30, we'll go live to washington as roy moore's wife defends the embattled senate candidate amid allegations of sexual misconduct. >> also ahead tonight, a bay area company shutting its doors for good leaving artists, inventors and business owners scrambling to find a new place to work. >> and we have been telling but that deadly accident on 101 near hospital curve. two lanes of 101 are still shut down. you see the monumental backup there. those are the southbound lanes heading towards 280. and the airport in san francisco. also, as we go to the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup extends all the way across the bridge. you look here at the backup there at the toll plaza, it looks like a morning commute. try and find a different way into the city if you are heading into the city tonight. what if there was only one emoji? 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>> i think the american people won't be pleased. they will lose the most. a nonpartisan analysis of the senate bill found it would raise taxes on low and middle income taxpayers while giving significant tax breaks to wealthy americans. at least 6 republican senators have not said if they will support the senate tax bill which would be enough to prevent passage. tech shop a company with locations in san jose, san francisco, redwood city and across the nation announced this week that it's closing its doors for good. as ktvu's ann rubin reports now, that left artists, inventors and small business owners scrambling to find new space to do their work. >> reporter: she moved downtown just to be closer to tech shop. known as a maker space, it has a laser cutter and other industrial machinery she needed for her souvenir and jewelry business but couldn't afford on her own. >> it's, you know, where i -- my business was born and where i work on my business. it was pretty much everything for the business. >> reporter: but wednesday everything changed when tech shop announced it was filing for bankruptcy and closing its u.s. locations. the ceo says the company hasn't been profitable. he said: as makers we must learn from our mistakes. for those who use the space many of whom paid in advance the news came without warning. >> then they all closed down same time, same day, no notice, no way for us to get our stuff out in and organized manner and wind down and find alternate arrangements right before the holidays. >> reporter: the city of san jose had worked hard to woo and keep tech shop downtown. now they are hoping others can fill the void. >> hopefully, we'll be able to connect people who are looking for this kind of support resources that tech shop provided to existing or new providers. that's how silicon valley works. >> reporter: still, those involved with tech shop they say were blindsided, leaving thousands of personal property equipment and at least one robot from estonia trapped inside. even employees said they didn't know it was coming. john coleman was offered a job as an instructor last week >> i was looking forward to it. a little disappointed but, you know, that's the way life goes, you know? there are ups and downs. >> reporter: as for people who still have personal property or projects inside, you can contact a court-appointed trustee to arrange a time to get them. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. coming up, hundreds of gallons of oil spilled from the keystone xl pipeline. the efforts now to clean up the spill. >> plus, dozens of guide dons coming together in san francisco for national guide dog day in the city. >> our clients feel that this is one of the cities that they love to visit. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. (tires screeching) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) to the next generation of greats. from high school stars, to college athletes and fans. we're excited to meet you. the operator of the keystone xl pipeline that leaked 210,000 gallons of oil in rural south dakota now says the leak is controlled and posts no threat to public safety. transcanada corporation says it sent 75 people to the site of the spill. the keystone pipeline is part of the 2600-mile system from canada to the midwest. the leak comes at a time when nebraska state officials are set to decide on monday whether to approve a controversial expansion of the pipeline known as the keystone xl project. now to san francisco where all the dogs involved in an accident involving and a runaway truck are safe and reunited with owners. the accident happened at 26th and santiago in the outer sunset neighborhood around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a witness said a dog walker's truck was double-parked when it started to roll hitting several vehicles, then a house. there are were nine dogs in the truck. three of them ran off. all three were located and reunited with their owners. a child and woman in the truck were taken to the hospital but police say they will be okay. new at 6:00 over 50 guide dog teams gathered in san francisco today to celebrate guide dog day. mayor lee declared today guide dog day after a recent survey named san francisco as the number one destination for guide dog users. guide dogs for the blind says san francisco residents are especially friendly to people who use guide dogs. people are friendly, understanding of what a guide dog and a guide dog team does so our clients feel that this is one of the cities that they love to visit. >> it's like a reunion for use's cross the country to celebrate. they went on a tasting tour in chinatown. we'll have the forecast coming up. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ happening now, at least it's supposed to happen now, actually at any moment, the annual lighting of the embarcadero buildings for the holiday was supposed to happen at 6:40. they are running late obviously. the 4 embarcadero buildings set to switch on 17,000 holiday lights. this evening's annual building lighting will be followed by a fireworks ceremony. always love that, bill, because it outlines the four embarcadero buildings and you can see it from across the bay. >> frank, you are stalling right now. >> i'm stalling. >> we know what you're doing. >> we're totally stalling. [ laughter ] >> we want to see it go on. >> yes, we are. >> i know exactly what you're doing, frank. >> that's right, pal. you read me like a book. >> can get to the lights and flip the switch? >> when they first started doing it that's how old we are. like 25 years ago. that's a long time ago. >> that's way before my time. >> yeah. you were in college or something. it was me, because it was the first time i can remember in the city where they did that. >> just outlined the buildings. >> we're going to show everybody here in a couple of minutes it looks like we hope. >> so we go outside. we have a little fog to talk about in the morning hours. the showers are done. and we are going to see a nice looking day tomorrow. nice looking day sunday, as well. by monday, we get back into showers. tomorrow morning is going to be chilly. it's already -- it's already 45 in novato. that's -- yeah, 11 degrees cooler than last night. temperatures are plummeting. if it lights up, it's going to be hard to see with all that -- it's going to be right there right? there it is. >> yeah, mm-hm. >> i feel the producers will tell us when they are going to light it up. that's my favorite shot. it looks like a holiday ornament. >> there are so many lights, it will be interesting how it sets off against the skyline. overnight lows 30s and here's the forecast. all day tomorrow that looks good tomorrow night. here's all day sunday. here come the clouds. not bad. sunday is a good day but towards the end of the day clouds come in and then here comes your monday event. so monday morning's commute might have a little water on it, tenth inch, quarter inch. at this point it doesn't look like a big deal. but there you go. and then san francisco, tomorrow morning, a few clouds lingering. san francisco ends up at 62 for a high tomorrow. that's most cities will be -- i think down at ocean beach it will be 62. i think antioch will be 62. it's going to be one of those days where everybody is hovering at the same spot. there's the five-day forecast. we get back to the dark building. [ laughter ] >> come on, let's look at it. >> we're still waiting. >> oh, man. >> they did this, one night we were waiting and it lit and we are very excited about that um -- >> you know, i used to always think when i was a kid, i thought, man, does someone go up there and put all those lights on? they are there all year round. a couple of weeks ago it was in blue. it was beautiful. >> that's a gorgeous shot. >> we are stretching but look at the pitches we're stretching with. >> we're seeing gorgeous pictures. >> you can see we have been talking about that accident that happened on hospital curve. it's a little hard to tell, but boy, traffic right now going into the city and maybe this is playing a factor in this, traffic into the city is a nightmare bumper-to-bumper -- >> i talked to somebody going from oakland to san francisco, two hours. >> it happened when a dump truck collided with a muni bus, the dump truck rolled over and the driver was killed. chp hoped to have the investigation over and the accident site cleaned up maybe by around 7:00 because right now two lanes are closed there on 101. >> well, we're not going to see the lights right now. >> nope, i don't think so. we'll get them later so stay tuned. we tried. coming up, big game now less than 24 hours away. jason appelbaum will have details on why this is more than just bragging rights versus long-time rivals. we few it was going to happen. >> man there it is. >> it happened during the commercial break. we tried it. there they are. the embarcadero building lights. 17,000 holiday lights. they just went on and you can see the fireworks down there on the -- oh, look at that -- fireworks ceremony kicking off the holiday season in grand style right now. looking at that beautiful shot of the san francisco skyline. let's talk some sports now. jason appelbaum in for mark tonight. let me just say, go bears. [ laughter ] >> this is a big one. you know? stanford and cal 120th meeting tomorrow when they kick off. so like we said, it's a big game for both schools with major implications for both schools. scott reiss whets our appetites. >> reporter: 35 years ago, the most famous play in college football history. >> the ball is loose! >> reporter: so legendary it's been memorialized in legos. sadly, recent big games haven't been quite so compelling. stanford has dominated the decade. >> we talk to guys all the time about the trophy. >> i know the axe is on the line. we haven't won in a while. >> stanford has won 7 in a row from california. >> 7 years. [ laughter ] >> we're not competing against streaks. >> i'm sure he has been reminded how many times in a row they have not won the axe. >> i would love to bring the axe back to berkeley. >> we are all for exampled on playing this game, coming out with a win, keeping the axe for our team. >> reporter: the 2017 big game build-up typically spirited, from the battle of the bands to the big sale on one campus the chopping rally, on the other the burial. >> ashes to ashes, dust to dust. >> reporter: but the pregame narrative is atypical. major ramifications for both teams. cal sitting on five victories this season, six is the magic number. >> we get the win, play the bowl game, guarantee a post- season game. >> reporter: stanford's incentive bigger, win and keep pac-12 title hopes alive. >> we don't want to be focused on all the different scenarios. we want to play good football. >> there he goes, mccaffrey through the line! >> reporter: that combination could make this big game one for the ages. >> everybody involved knows what kind of game this is going to be. >> one of the greatest rivalry games in college football. >> it's huge. it's an honor to be part of this historic tradition. >> it's a big game. all those pictures we seen as little kids. >> i'm fully aware of the rivalry. >> i'm excited to get my first crack at it see what we can do. >> kickoff tomorrow at 5:00 here on ktvu. meantime, stanford basketball team playing at home for the fourth time in a week. and multiple cardinal players out with injuries. stanford up 12 seconds before halftime here, gresham, jr., wow, looked like steph curry on that with beats the buzzer there. team-high 15 off the bench but the cardinal built a big league and then gave it away. humphrey with the tip-in, fouled. stanford up 10, 43, 33. the huskies cut it to two. this was no cakewalk but then white comes off the screen knocks down the three. stanford pulls away from their 73-59 and next up number 9 north carolina on monday. two heavyweights slugged it out last night in boston. and really did feel like the play-off atmosphere. celtics 14 straight wins coming in, warriors 7 in a row. tied at 88, warriors with the phantom foul on kyrie irving. nobody could see why -- how draymond green fouled him. boston hit 38 free throws, shot 38 free throws to the warriors' 19 so that was one of the deals. the warriors didn't shoot the ball well in this game, either. but kevin durant a chance to tie it is off the mark. and great defense in this game. probably meant a little more to the celtics than the warriors, who win it 92-88. after the game steph only had nine points was asked about the chances of these two teams meeting down the road. >> very, very likely, right? they are the best in the east. obviously, until they beat cleveland who have done it three years in a row, we'll see. i heard the weather is great here in june. >> prior to game last week, steph made -- always makes these shots. we are used to them that teardrop typical but it's become a thing for this guy. samuel grubs of charlotte, north carolina with a cell phone into the moon roof and then he throws something here and guy is eating lunch or something. kind of annoying. but i guess this is his coup de gras for this guy again. samuel grubs on someone's car. and makes the shot. >> i would be annoyed. >> he was a plant. >> all part of the video. all right. good night. 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