>> i am heather holmes. one of san francisco's most high profile officers is in the news for the wrong reasons. investigators say he struck two people and then ran from the season -- scene. deborah villalon is live. >> reporter: the car led to the driver. it happened at broadway montgomery. two man in the crosswalk or hit -- were hit and thrown..car belong to a prominent cop. -- that car belonging to a prominent cop. shirtless at this ice bucket fundraiser for fallen police officers.>> it supports families and loved ones. it's a dangerous job and bad things happen.>> reporter: a 2:30, bad things happened with course at the wheel of his dodge charger. it sent two people to the hospital. >> i heard the crash and saw the charger come to a stop.>> kevin cochrane is the doorman of the penthouse club. he called 911 when two men were hit. >> they were thrown to about their -- there, 20 yards that way. they were lying within 5 feet of each other.>> reporter: here is where they landed. one facedown, the other face up, bleeding from a head injury. the driver jumped out and ran. orr it was disturbing to begin with. -- >> it was disturbing to begin with. i was disturbed to hear there was an off-duty cop. he must've been going really fast for how bad the impact was>> reporter: course had seven years on the force. while patrolling the castro district, he has gained celebrity status for his physique and good looks. a facebook page called hot cop of the castro has been dedicated to him. now out on barrel -- bail, cores door stage shut. -- state shot.>> -- stayed shut.>> it's deborah villalon from ktvu. >> sorry, no one here.>> we're trying to find christopher kohrs.>> no comment. >> reporter: surveillance images from this club have gone to police. witnesses are stilmar rolling -- still marveling about a cop arrested for hit-and-run.>> he may have run to buy some time. i don't know. he knows the law better than anyone else. >> reporter: both victims were in their 40s and were ross -- rushed to sf gen. we tried without success to get sfpd to talk about this incident, but the on a brief written statement, they are saying -- stan almost as quiet as christopher kohrs. >> i was wondering if police were commenting on whether coarse -- he might've been driving under the influence.>> reporter: it would be good to know how quickly they picked him up, whether there were signs of impairment. also how long he was in custody and how quickly was he bailed out? these are questions we would have liked to have asked and will ask in the days ahead. >> thank you, deborah. a live look outside san francisco right now. is what you can't see in this picture that you need to worry about. temperatures are plunging again.>> mark tamayo with the details on a freeze warning about to go into effect again.>> we have been locked into this cold weather pattern thursday night, friday night, and once again tonight. that's after a few records from this morning. look at the lows from sunday morning. mountain view is a record checking in at 31. a couple of tied records to report. gilroy, 28. also out towards napa, 28. look at that santa rosa number, down to 23 this morning. on the satellite, you see the reason we have cold for the past few days. the system is not moving out too much. this will be on the move eventually. we have one more very cold forecast to talk about. there is a live camera looking toward san francisco. ice-skating still going on sunday evening. here is the next change, a few clouds approaching the bay area. we could be talking about a few showers for tomorrow. before they arrive, we have cold temperatures to talk about and showing you some 10:00 numbers down to the 30s towards santa rosa, at walnut creek, 35. a freeze warning in place for all these areas in purple beginning at 11:00 until 9 am monday. santa rosa, walnut creek, morgan hill, and gilroy. one more cold morning tomorrow. then shower chances and eventually a stronger storm. more details on the changing pattern in a few minutes. investigators searching for a san mateo man after he allegedly knifed his girlfriend to death. neighbors are speaking out. police are looking for anthony karen check after they found his girlfriend at her home. colleen strahl was able to call for help before she died. neighbors say they heard the couple fighting over and over again. >> i saw her screaming at him and chased him out. i have never seen her running or anything like that. my husband called eminem. he had that gangster attitude. >> record show the man had been arrested before on drug and assault charges. a deadly and to a police chase involving a teenage driver and the stolen car. the chase speeds up to 90 on interstate 680. then it went on to side streets in san ramon where the chase ended with a crash. noelle walker spoke with the police chief who defended his officer's actions. >> the driver may have been ejected. >> reporter: pursuits rarely and well for the ones being chased. best case, the driver is caught and arrested. worst case, they and like this. atc, traffic collision, in san ramon before 1:30 in the morning. the play-by-play captured and police scanner traffic.>> we need code 3 medical. it was a bad crash. >> on behalf of danville police, our thoughts are with the family of this woman.>> reporter: today, the police chief talked about the pursuit that ended with a driver, hannah meecham of livermore, dead. or two passengers, a 19-year- old woman and 37-year-old man from livermore, critically injured. please take a small amount of illegal drug was found in the car, but that wasn't the reason for the chase. >> at the time of the pursuit, they were trying to stop the vehicle for reckless driving. they found out later that the car had been stolen recently.>> reporter: police officers noticed a honda driving erratically and the pursuit was on. it reached speeds up to 90 miles an hour.>> south bm -- southbound at that exit.>> reporter: the chase continued from danville till it's deadly and in san ramon. there is steady traffic near the crash site even on a holiday sunday.>> i had to spend the afternoon in pursuit. it normally would of been called off by the supervisor. >> reporter: the investigation into the crash will take much longer. in san ramon, noelle walker, ktvu fox 2news. a deadly crash near orinda. a 48-year-old man crashed his pick up into an embankment, and peeling at archery. the chp is trying to figure out how it happened on san pablo dam road. his identified -- identity has not been released. new allegation that the cal fire cheating scandal did not just include trainees but instructors. the sacramento bee reports that the instructors tossed out test results for questions and some cadets cannot answer and that instructors were told to add points to compensate. a test writer told chp investigators that as many as half of the task force may have been manipulated. a new warning for those of you visiting golden gate recreational areas. lock up your vehicles. officials say there has been a rash of car burglaries recently, especially in the marine headlands. we have reported on it recently, too. the thieves are targeting tourists with luggage but they asked everyone to lock their cars and leave valuables at home the park service says it will increase patrols through the holidays. the water is back on in lafayette after a pipe flooded streets and homes. water poured down the streets friday afternoon after a 16 inch pipe broke there. it left about 35 homes without water. once crews's -- got a better look at they found that damage was more extensive than they thought. service was returned after 10:30 last night. crews were there today repairing the road. a car fire in berkeley sparked a grass fire nearby. the car caught fire at 2:00 this morning on bancroft way between fourth street and boulevard. the flames eventually spread to the nearby grass. even after the fire was out, crews stayed to make sure there were no flareups. no one was injured. holiday shopping season is here with more and more people shopping online. tonight, learn how you can keep your personal information safe. thieves caught red- handed. a community came together to catch male thieves in the act. we're learning more about the victims and gunmen in colorado. why police say one thing they are not finding is a motive for the violence outside planned parenthood. police and identified two people killed in the planned parenthood shooting. the two were both fatally wounded when the clinic was opened fire -- when the gunman opened fire on the clinic. he is facing first-degree murder charges and will appear in court monday. will car has the latest.>> reporter: investigators looking into the mode for robert wu's rampage at the colorado springs planned parenthood clinic. is accused of killing three, including garrett swasey, police officer. nine others were hospitalized. >> this tragedy will not define our community. the heroism of garrett swasey is what you find our community. err as many gathered to mourn officer swayze, more is being learned about the year. neighbors said he lived in several remote cabins and a trailer in colorado as well as north and south carolina. many say he is reclusive and had arrests for animal cruelty, pushing his wife out of a window, and a peeping tom charge which was dismissed. a debate over abortion has been reignited.>> i can't believe this is not contributing to some folks mentally unwell are not thinking that it's okay to target planned parenthood.>> reporter: others criticized links between the shooting in opposition to abortion. >> he is a sick person. i think he was probably a person ready to go.>> what i would say to anyone who tries to link this charitable -- terrible tragedy to anyone who opposes abortion or the sale of body parts is this is typical left-wing tactics.>> reporter: robert lewis dear is being held without bond. many people are returning to the bay area after the long holiday weekend. the sunday after thanksgiving, typically a busy one for airlines, in fact aaa estimates 3.6 million americans took to the skies over the holiday. today at san francisco international, there was a steady flow of people. many say they took early morning flights from the east coast in hopes of beating the rush.>> a 7:30 a.m. flight. new york was orderly. there was a long security line, but we didn't get to the airport particularly early and it was like any normal flight day other than waking up before dawn. >> most people traveled by car this holiday. more than 40 million is the estimate. cheap gas is likely the reason. gas prices are at their lowest level since 2008. the bay area in the clear all weekend long with clear skies. a cold air mass in place. we're talking about subfreezing temperatures across parts of the region. out here the pacific, we had a cold front, rain showers approaching cape mendocino. there is a chance we can have a few showers locally in the bay area as we head into monday. right now, clear partly cloudy skies. some clouds will continue to filter in to the region for your monday afternoon and by midmorning. current numbers already cooling- off into the 30s for santa rosa, napa, walnut creek. san jose, 42. san francisco in the upper 40s. forecast headlines for tonight, a freeze warning in place for the valley locations. tomorrow, a cold start. the extended forecast, we'll be tracking some rain chances especially as we head towards thursday. overnight, bundle up first thing tomorrow morning. is forecast i will showing a few clouds in the possibility of a few pop-up showers releasing sprinkles throughout the day monday. look at the 20s for san rosa -- santa rosa. right around the bay, in the upper 30s. inland, you'll find very cold temperatures towards livermore and pleasanton. walnut creek in the 20s as well. a freeze warning down the santa clara valley for monday. it is in place until 9 am. san francisco, 41. some bigger changes. i think tomorrow is the last frigid morning, because we have a letter pattern -- weather pattern changing offshore. the possibility of pop-up showers paying us a visit in the early portion of the afternoon. you can count on more clouds. a stronger storm will show up in the five day forecast. more on that coming up in a few minutes. protesters outside a popular store, why they say whole foods should be investigated over inhumane treatment. the raiders look to snap a three-game losing streak as they took on the titans. jason appelbaum joins us now with sports.>> the raiders lost three straight, as we know. they snap the street today. the raiders needed this one to keep pace in the playoffs. rain coming down hard most of the day in nashville today. marcus mariota finds greg stevens, a 20 yard touchdown, juggled it and comes up with it. acics-zero lead. the raiders come back. garrett car to michael crabtree, gets in the end zone. you see him in the quarter -- corner. three touchdowns for the day. roberts makes a great play to stay on his feet. the raiders take a 17-6 lead but the titans come back. mariota to dalston fowler off the play fake. tennessee takes a 21-7 team lead with five minutes to go. last gasp for the raiders. cars class is incomplete -- passes incomplete. the raiders get new life, carter roberts, the touchdown, the game-winning touchdown with 1:21 to go in the game. a big game for roberts. six catches, 113 yards. this interception by nate allen sealed the deal for oakland. they win 24-21 and the titans have now lost 11 straight home games. the raiders are one game back in the wild-card race. a whole bunch of teams bunched up in front of them. the four -- 49ers had a few key plays and calls do the man in their game today. fans were disgruntled and one paid $500 to pay -- fly this banner saying jedd gyorko and the cardinals should part ways. david johnson, one yard touchdown, 13-3 arizona. still in the third, garrett to mcdonald, 8 yard touchdown. the niners what i it at 13 on a field-goal. midway through the fourth, we are tied at 13. palmer not known for running but cannot find anyone open. he seeks to the corner of the end zone. he tries to spike it but falls over. he gets up. the cardinals win 19-13, improving to 9-2. the 49ers dropped to three and eight. alex boone not happy with the officiating. >> i am not worried about getting fine. i thought the refs sucked. you call running into a player when no one touched you? we don't like what we see. that is what i'm sick about this league. this is supposed to be a man's game. be a man. we have to deal with it. whatever. it was a terrible call. they have had terrible calls all game. i don't care what anyone says. it's the truth. you don't like it, get the hell out of here. >> strong step. boone mentioned he does not care if he gets fined. that's good, because you better believe he will. not a huge surprise, but kobe bryant said the season, his 20th, will be his last beer it has been a rough year. he is 37, nowhere close to being the player he once was, the third leading scorer in the nba of all time. this year, kobe is averaging a career low in just about every category and the lakers 2-13, second-worst record in the league. we of college basketball, bakersfield versus st. mary's. randy binner at -- randy bennett. you can see emmett with the disc to josh randel. a foul, a big 20th the half. jack people, the drive that did this to hunter for the alley- oop slam, gail shoots 61% for the game. they win easily 94-59 and st. mary's improves to 4-0. alex boone is what people will be talking about.>> not holding anything back. >> he is an outspoken player and he tells it like it is.>> definitely outspoken tonight. leaders from around the world coming together and the historic changes that could take place during this year's climate change summit. a neighbor saves the day. he saw something and said something, helping police catch thieves red-handed. police in fairfield catch two man red-handed with stolen mail. that is a gateway to identity theft. the arrest might not of happened without an alert neighbor.>> reporter: the thieves left behind the stolen mail, evidence of a crime that victimized at least five on this quiet street in fairfield.>> i feel terrible. we don't know if he is coming again. >> reporter: juan carlos he borrow was one of the victims. thieves stole his mail last night. air max money came out and took it at 1:30 in the morning.>> the borrow was lucky to get his mail back. johnson called police after seeing two suspicious man wearing black hoodies. >> every night i see people walking up and down the street. i know they don't live in this neighborhood.>> reporter: police captured these two man with stolen mail. michael anderson and cory smith are accused of several crimes related to these incidents. identity theft's are possible, and residents will be making changes to their system. locked mailboxes are a popular item at any hardware store. >> the way they work is similar to the postal one, there will be a slot for the postal carrier to put mail in. only the homeowner would have the key to open it.>> reporter: these can be a deterrent against thieves. >> you want to make it more difficult for the thief to be able to get your stuff.>> that was michael tyree reporting. security experts recommend two other things, pick up your mail every day and place a whole on mail you are -- hold on mail when you're out of town. holes food facing allegations of inhumane conditions at a turkey farm.>> their lives, not hours.>> reporter: the greek -- group direct action everywhere protested in castro at whole foods. they released a video claiming that turkeys live in deplorable conditions at the turkey farm in sonora. they claim whole foods is showing photos of a fake front farm.>> this is what whole foods shows you. this is the truth they don't want you to know.>> the group claims they investigated that truth over nine months.>> we are here to tell whole foods to stop lying to the public about these animals being treated in a humane way. they have to stop selling the idea it is possible to kill an animal in a compassionate way.>> whole foods says, our team found that the conditions were not as they were per trade in the video. now to paris. clashes between police and protesters on the eve of the climate change summit. the french president put restrictions on protest following the terrorist attacks two weeks ago. that frustrated demonstrators. >> reporter: france eiffel tower lit up green with environmental messages sunday night as obama arrived in paris to join more than 100 other world leaders, all is the united nations post two weeks of climate talks beginning monday. the aim, a long-term agreement to reduce man-made omissions, opening with a moment of silence for victims of the november 13 attacks.'s has a number of leaders including the president took time out to honor the victims.>> the time is now to act. we don't have any time to waste.>> reporter: the un executive was asked on sunday whether the omissions agreements would be binding.>> that remains for the parties to decide. >> reporter: more than 180 countries signed on to the plan before the conference, pledging to cut or rain in -- rein in emissions by 2020.>> it is the responsibility of developing countries. >> reporter: bill gates is reportedly set to make a major pledge on monday. the ap says gates, obama, and the president of france will announce a new clean energy initiative committing to spend tens of billions of dollars protect fits -- for a tech fix. as expected, security is incredibly tight in the city of lights as the manhunt continues for the isis attackers responsible for the terror attacks earlier this month. traveling with the president, kevin cork, fox news. new details about a young man who jumped over the white house fence thanksgiving straight and an american flag. you remember the story. an attorney now for joseph caputo describes the event as an act of civil disobedience. he says caputo was carrying a written constitution calling for changes in education, the just system, and voting rights. he also says caputo wrote a suicide note because what he was doing was dangerous but added he had no plans to harm himself or anyone else. a judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation. he could get up to year in prison for illegally entering white house grounds. tensions mounting between turkey and russia over the downing of a russian jet over syria last week. putin is now responding with actions that could hurt turkey's economy.>> reporter: a week after defending turkey's right to protect its airspace, that turkish president expressing regret saying his country was saddened by the incident. turkey also announced it is located and will transfer the bodies of one of the russians killed to moscow. a local priest performing the last rites on the pilot this weekend. the russians are still seething at turkey's actions. the russian president calling on sanctions for turkeys downing of their jet. they are customer of russian natural gas and more than three they are customer of russian natural gas and more than 3 million russian tourists visit turkey each year. canceling vacations could be a massive blow to turkey's economy. russia also showing off surface- to-air missiles just delivered in syria. it is a sign russia has no intentions of ending support for the russian president or ending his fight against syrian rebels. chris christie getting a big endorsement in new hampshire. why the recommendation could save his campaign. a little rain is on the way. mark tamayo is tracking at all and he will have the timing coming up next. gop candidate chris christie gained support from a key new hampshire paper as ben carson wraps up his trip to syrian refugee camp. kristin fisher has the story.>> reporter: chris christie has picked up one of the most important endorsements of the season. the publisher of new hampshire union laser says we do not need another fast talking sen. trying to run the government. christie is right for these times. will this give him the momentum he needs to break into the realm of his top-tier candidates? one candidate who is already there is dr. ben carson, slipping in the polls. he met with syrian refugees today and still believes that they should not be brought to the us. he thinks the us should do more financially and politically to help.>> the syrians want to be in syria. they want to me repatriated in their own country. they are looking for a mekinist together -- mechanism to get there. the facilities that have been offered in jordan are very satisfactory.>> the other issue was the planned parenthood shooting in colorado. the motive is unclear. planned parenthood said hateful language may be partially to blame. tonight, -- kristin fisher, fox news. all three candidates spoke in new hampshire at that dinner, an opportunity for the state party to rally democrats and raise money. this year it gave candidates a chance to gain support for february's primary. most polls show clinton and sanders in a dead heat. >> we began this campaign seven months ago. we had no organization, no money, very little national name recognition, and we are 3% -- were at 3% in the polls. today we have hundreds of thousands of volunteers in every state. [ cheering and applause ] >> including some 5600 here in new hampshire. [ cheering and applause ]>> today, without a super pack. before the dinner, clinton spent the day campaigning at this hardhats for hillary event in boston. she called for hundreds of billions of dollars in federal money to upgrade the nation's infrastructure.>> investing in infrastructure makes our economy more productive and competitive across the board. it calls for families and businesses, its first private investment, it boosts wages up- and-down the supply chain and throughout the economy. >> clinton is proposing a five- year plan at a cost of $275 billion. heavy rain and flooding has killed at least 14 since thursday in texas and kansas. several people were swept away in their cars or trucks. bodies were found hours later downstream. an elderly woman who called 911 for help is still missing. authorities presume that she was swept away in drown. another 33-year-old woman called for help, but by the time it arrived, it was too late to save her. >> she was panicked and wanting him to come get her. she was only five minutes from home. by the time he got there, the car was gone. freezing temperatures and ice storms have brought down power lines and cut powers -- power to tens of thousands in that region. we are still dealing with a cool weather pattern with temperatures subfreezing once again. we will eventually trade the cold for rain. some rain right now approaching kate mendocino -- cape mendocino. i think we will be tracking scattered showers monday. right now we have clear partly cloudy skies. a cloud band approaching. look at some of the current numbers in the north bay, already down into the lower 30s towards healdsburg. as we move the map to the north bay, 33 degrees in danville. lafayette in the mid-30s as well. the freeze warning stretched down the santa clara valley tomorrow morning and up toward the pacific. san carlos, 43. the real frigid temperatures, look at lake tahoe this morning. south lake tahoe, zero. myers, five below. truckee, eight below. they will have another cold night once again. -- a freeze warning in place for inland areas and also mountain areas. lows will be in the mid-20 slow war 30s -- mid-20s to lower 30s. upper 20s santa rosa, napa. livermore and upper 20s as well. san francisco starting out the day 41. san jose had that freeze warning at 6 am. the forecast model sending in some clouds. by 12:00, scattered high clouds. a rapid cool off once again by five and 6:00 as you're heading home, partly cloudy, temperatures around 50. two systems, the first one we had in dealing with for three or four him days, cooling off the bay area. the next one will bring in scattered showers for monday. one more day, very cold temperatures for the morning hours. a changing weather pattern with rain returning. a chance of showers monday. our next organized system could be thursday. the timing has been pushed back to the latter half of thursday, possibly thursday evening. we could be tracking significant rainfall by that timeframe. tomorrow, a chance of scattered showers for monday. tuesday, still some clouds paying us a visit. you can see this front getting its act together offshore. that could be the source of rainfall. heavy at times by thursday. highs tomorrow, lots of 50s tomorrow. we will show you san jose, 58. half-moon bay, 55. your five day forecast, those blue boxes will continue to push up those numbers with the overnight lows. mostly cloudy skies tuesday and wednesday, rainfall could be developing thursday. a chance of showers friday as well. if you're tired of the cold, one more morning to deal with. i feel like i have been saying the same thing over and over. finally we have some new material. orr i like the cold. -- >> i like the cold. it feels like the holiday. >> at least he and his here. -- the end is near. stay tuned for sports wrap. >> the 49ers had to contend with the cardinals and the officials say the game that went right down to the warriors -- wire. we're talking warriors on sports wrap at the top of the hour. millions will be spent tomorrow online during cyber monday. is your information at risk shopping online? tips to stay safe next. hackers and thieves roaming the web during the holidays hoping to steal your money or identity. henry lee spoke with an fbi specialist to learn what online customer should be aware of in this week's crime files.>> reporter: i am with assistant special agent in charge of the fbi san francisco office. tell me about cyber security for the holidays. >> we want to make sure we make consumers aware our -- where they should be protecting themselves while shopping online. some things we want to emphasize are the use of the fundamentals of surfing the internet. ensure that you are operating and up-to-date operating system, patched, the current version. exercise good fundamentals like installing antivirus or malware protection on your system. the careful about the sites you conduct shopping on.>> should people be especially concerned over the holiday season that it could have their personal information stolen?>> the shopping season does present a fairly vulnerable timeframe. this time is used to push out fraudulently based emails. there is always a chance in getting emails from persons who may or may not know and fraudsters count on your lack of attention to internet awareness by you clicking on links you shouldn't click on or offering identifiable information to someone you don't know. online shopping can be said. they should stick to the more well-known retail entities. also, excuses size -- exercise good shopping practices, utilizing only one credit card when you do conduct online shopping or going through a site that transfers your authentic i did -- authenticated information like a pile. -- paypal.>> some of these sites look legit. it looks like amazon.com, then it takes you to a different account. >> email spoofing is prolific. pay close attention to the content of the emails. if you get an email that you think is suspicious from one of the big-name advisors like paypal or amazon, you can pick up the phone and call and ask whether or not that email was directed to you. >> good tips for the holiday season.>> especially when you take into account that black friday sales were down from last year. shoppertrak today reported black friday sales fell to $10.4 billion this year compared to 11.6 sales fell to $10.4 billion this year compared to $11.6 billion last year. thanksgiving day sales also drop this year. internet sales are expected to soar tomorrow for cyber monday. retailers are expecting an overall growth in holiday sales as more and more people shop online. some sad news to tell you about. our second weekend in a row, paramedics responded the 911 calls about people overdosing on synthetic marijuana, called spice. 16 young people needed help this weekend. last sunday, they treated eight. one was 13 years old. they were all downtown where a bad batch the drug is apparently circulating. symptoms include nausea, problems breathing, and eventually unconsciousness.>> it doesn't take a lot of spice to get someone to fall. i have seen people take one hit and hit the floor.>> police are still working to check on the source of the drug. coming up, the government finally stops collecting your data. >> what the nsa will have to do to look up a specific phone number in a terrorism case. at midnight, the nsa ended its bulk collection of americans phone records.>> the government is now finally replacing the program. >> reporter: president obama said in january 2014 he wanted this nsa program to and and in june this year, congress agreed but gave the intelligence community six months ending saturday night to close down the program. it was edward snowden who leaked details about the program which allow the nsa to track information about american on calls such as phone numbers and frequency and length of calls.'s -- now the law requires the nsa to get a court order and go to the phone companies to get those details. the office of the dir. of national intelligence put out a statement friday saying this change in the law will help make the nsa's efforts, appropriately focused and targeted. the statement went on to say the collection of data, is limited to enter information -- information that phone companies use for their internal billing. furthermore, the government will report to congress and the public the total number of orders issues -- issued and the targets -- number of targets of such orders. some are arguing that the us need's bulk collection to prevent terrorist attacks.>> what is troubling is you will have to go to multiple companies and at their pace search their records, which means it could take weeks. >> reporter: sen. burr it is -- says it is a mistake to take this away from the intelligence community. thanks for joining us tonight. sports wrap is next.>> jason tabscott in the studio now ready to give you all the latest sports headline. -- headlines. join us tomorrow at four. another chilly day. good night, everybody.>> have a great night. ?zóóojó?ióoññó the raiders needed this one to stay in the play off hunt. how they shifted the carr back in gear. the 49ers battled the cardinals and the refs. >> i'm not going to comment. >> perfection. >> proud moments. >> how the warriors continue to bafle the basketball world. and would the cardinal rule might still extend beyond the pac 12. >> it's okay we're pretty sure you will like it. now.