bill this morning giving the president the victory. on his twitter page it says we are delivering historic tax relief for the american people. the message included a gift showing an animation of a holiday gift that opens to say tax cuts for christmas. >> we are joined by -- with more on the legislation in the presence of victory.>> many americans might be apprehensive as they wonder how it will lower or raise their tax burden. republicans are basking in a huge legislative victory. 11 months of the day since he took office trump celebrated the republican passage of an extensive rewriting of the u.s. tax code.>> it has been an amazing experience. it has been done and 34 years. but actually it hasn't been done. he broke every record.>> reporter: what he came away with was a cut in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% mac top tax rate from -- 37% mac a doubling of the standard deduction and child tax credit. republicans were effusive in their praise. and of the president himself.>> you are one hecht of a leader. we will make this the greatest presidency we have seen not only in generations but maybe ever.>> reporter: what was built as a middle-class tax cut is a massive boom to corporations and to the wealthy.>> the republicans have taken what they call a once in a generation opportunity on tax reform and squandered it on corporate welfare and tax cuts for the rich.>> what we are doing is basically saying wealthy americans big fat business present for you. tiny tim we are taking your crutch away from you. and all the other terms in this country.>> repeals the individual mandate. a provision which required all americans to buy health insurance. the cbo said as a result of 13 million americans will lose health insurance. premiums will rise 10%. the president admitted today he asked colleagues not to highlight that part of the bill.>> we did not want to bring it up. i told people specifically be quiet with the fake news media. i don't want them talking too much about it.>> reporter: he might wait until january to sign the bill into law. if he does it before then under budget rules it could trigger $120 billion in automatic spending cuts to a range of program >> republicans would need the support of democrats to waive the rule >> the new year is when he will sign it.>> the tax cuts for individuals are not permanent. they expire in 2025.>> and they will actually go up unless congress intervened >> corporations that will see significant savings announced plans to share their windfall with workers. at&t and comcast said they would pay thousand dollar bonuses to hundreds of thousands of workers. bowling said it was spent $300 million on job-training. facility upgrades and charitable giving. wells fargo said it will boost minimum wage to $15 an hour and increase charitable contributions. chuck schumer called both announcements the exception rather than the rule. we have heard from politicians and experts on the implications of the tax deal. what about the common person? jesse has been sampling their reaction and is on santana road with a variety of opinions.>> reporter: the promise of lower taxes and more money is not moving the needle past pessimistic for a lot of people. the pitch of the new bill sounds great. a lot of people we talked to say they will take a wait and see approach.>> i don't know what it means to me personally. i'm not optimistic it will be good for most people. i'm worried a lot.>> reporter: before christmas and the baggage a lot of shoppers are looking his proverbial and literal. uncertainty about the gop tax bill that is soon to become law looms like a gift the recipient might not want to but cannot return.>> i don't know who is right and who is wrong on it. it is tough.. democrats say the trillions will inflate the federal deficit hurt middle-class taxpayers by eliminating personal exemptions and hurt homeowners by capping deductions. republicans say less taxes will come out of most paychecks and big business will see is tax rates cup which was the new life the economy.>> i believe it when i see it. that is how i figure.>> big business always comes out ahead. i'm expecting them to get most of the break > i don't expect there will be much more money in my paycheck. a lot a people will have it more difficult. but mac they feel washington sent them a lump of coal disguised as relief. it could become clear what the law isn't limited next year. >> in the long term i think it will be bad for us.>> reporter: once the law is signed -- the bill is signed house republicans want to have the paycheck increases set in place before the end of next month. los angeles a new video following an explosion at a natural glass -- natural gas explosion in a restaurant.>> fire officials say the restaurant is vacant. the los angeles fire department says the gas was turned off. people who live in apartments above are evacuated while they make sure the situation is no longer dangerous. one person was checked for injuries and left the scene on their own. a person threatening to jump from an overpass in east san jose created traffic problems on 680. negotiators convince the person to come down safely. traffic was backed up for several hours. the chp closed the connector from 680 two highway 101. at about 1 pm. the person was threatening to jump from the overpass. by 5 pm traffic was backed up for eight miles. negotiators resolve the situation by 5:30 pm in the connector reopened allowing traffic to unwind. a new poll finds drivers are willing to pay higher bridge tolls if it will ease traffic. the metropolitan transportation commission is considering raising the tolls by up to three dollars. the money will be used for more carpool lanes >> more barth cars expanded very service and better bus service. they would also go to improving freeway interchanges. more than half of the 4000 likely voters surveyed said they will support a higher toll if it meant less traffic. the poll was commissioned by the bay area toll authority. they are expected to decide next month whether to put a toll hike measure on the ballot next june or november. four more days until christmas. the holiday rush is underway. christina shows us the crowded roads plus holiday shoppers buying those last-minute gifts.>> reporter: holiday travelers like jackie garcia are filling up and hitting the highway.>> gas stations are full. there is traffic. it is okay. it is the holidays. it will be worth it. but mac aaa said they area drivers will experience the greatest amount of congestion wednesday and thursday as commuters leave work early and mix with holiday travelers.>> it is starting to pile up. traffic is like we just came from san francisco. it is bumper-to-bumper. but mac at broadway plaza in walnut creek we spotted santa and plenty of last-minute shoppers. the national retail federation says 55% of people expect to finish their shopping on wednesday. others will wait until christmas eve.>> trying to get a few more things today. i hope to get it done today. so i can finish my wrapping tomorrow.>> i just finished a few minutes ago. i thought it would be more crowded down here. it is not too bad. everyone is in a joyful mood. it is fantastic. trying to find something after being married 30 years is hard to do. but mac because christmas is the time for giving the casillas family is driving around the east bay passing out blankets and have for the homeless along the freeway.>> we just want to get back. god has been so good to us. we just want to get back.>> reporter: 107 million americans will travel by car train or plane this holiday weekend. thursday is expected to be the busiest day at sfo for flyer >> give yourself plenty of time getting to and from the airport. uber has named the former ceo of orbit as their new chief operating officer >> burning hartford will oversee the global operations marketing and customer support. he starts on january 2. the top court in the european union ruled they should be regulated like a taxi company rather than a technology service. it could mean they will have to pay licensing fees and employee benefits and the 28 european union nation >> uber said the ruling will not change things and most eu company -- country > pg&e is suspending dividend payments to shareholders over concerns about their financial liability following the northbay firestorm. the chairman of the board said the suspension is temporary and is a prudent move. 30s are looking into whether powerlines might have started the fires in october. they killed 44 people and destroyed or damaged thousands of homes and other buildings. since then pg&e has lost a third of their market value. arrests and burglaries shooting pimping and pandering. a gang takedown known as operation clap it out. it is cold right now. it will be colder tonight. get ready for it. i will let you know how cold it will be in your neighborhood. the alameda county sheriff's department looking for who is responsible for appointing lasers and planes at the oakland international airport. that story ahead. the alameda county sheriff's department is looking to several incidents involving people appointing lasers at planes taking off from the oakland airport. we are alive at the oakland aviation museum. this can be dangerous.>> reporter: it is a dangerous game. officials say these lasers are targeted at smaller planes not commercial jet >> this incident appears to be isolated with the recent spike is alarming. this tiny green light and pointed from the ground can be a pilot's worst nightmare when it hits the cockpit.>> i have never been hit with a laser. from what i understand they can blind the pilot.>> reporter: for aircraft at the oakland international airport were targeted by lasers this week. the strikes were reported between 8 pm-10 pm originating in the avenue of interstate 880. officials are working with the sheriff's department.>> law enforcement is on the case. we understand there will be a helicopter flying in the skies over oakland disease -- this evening. they are pursuing potential perpetrators.>> reporter: that.can turn into a swap of late light 6 to 8 feet wide. this video five years ago gives us a birds eye view.>> it is really a serious thing. people on the ground don't understand how critical it is > reporter: officers find themselves in the line of fire. a chopper responding to a sideshow december 17 had lasers pointed from the ground as they flew over 42nd avenue and interstate 880. sean lee eight with the air support division said this is not unusual for san francisco oakland and san jose airport to have strikes on aircrafts coming into [laughter]the frequency is escalating lately. 10 days ago our very own chopper was targeted by a laser. pilot say it is a dangerous game.>> if you are taking off or landing. primarily landing is the most critical phase. if you cannot see it is an issue.>> reporter: officers can follow the beans to the ground waiting to quick arrests in serious charges. lights out. if convicted and fined by the faa you are facing up to $11,000 fine per laser strike. >> reporter: though suspects are still on the loose. there is a warning for homeowners with the christmas season. those displaced that have laser lights should be pointed at other houses and not up in the sky. details about a police shooting that we first told you about last night. the central marin police department says an officer shot and wounded a 23-year-old man who appeared to be reaching for a gun. and happen 6 pm last night when a man reported his brother was threatening suicide and had a gun. police arrived they ordered him to stop walking. he ran and attempted to pull a gun from the pocket of his sweatshirt. and officer shot him with a stun gun. that was ineffective and that is when another officer opened fire eating him twice. he was taken to a hospital. his injuries are not life- threatening. a man is recovering after being attacked during a home invasion robbery at fort a.m. -- at 4 am. they found the suspects at nine hours later in modesto. five people are accused of breaking into the home assaulted the homeowner and demanding valuable >> the homeowner a man in his 50s suffered a head injury and is in stable condition. the suspects were arrested while driving the victims of stolen mercedes. investigators are asking neighbors to check there's surveillance cameras for suspicious activity over the last few days.>> there was a home break-in. i told him i was concerned about my wife.>> the road was closed. the neighbors were texting each other. i guess you don't expect it in an area like this. it is very frightening and unsettling.>> authorities say they recovered to gun >> the victim's home was ransacked as the robbers search for valuable >> three members of a family from florida are among the victims of yesterday's deadly bus crash in mexico. it happened on the yucatan peninsula when the bus carrying cruiseship passengers overturned. rich dinesen tells us local investigators are looking at various possible causes including the possibility the bus had a flat tire when the driver lost control.>> reporter: prosecutors on the yucatan peninsula say speed and driver negligence are to blame for this scene 2 the driver could be facing criminal charges. on tuesday 12 people died when the tour bus flipped over on this road. eight were from the u.s. to from sweden and one from canada and a local tour guide.>> tourists were disembarking from the ship > reporter: 18 people were hurt. many were taken to a hospital and then flown out the country for additional medical care.>> especial plane arrive to pick them up. they say this mcveigh signed the release forms and they left most likely to the u.s.>> reporter: the group was taking the group to see ancient mayan ruins. most of them were passengers onto cruiseship >> both set sail from florida and both are owned by royal caribbean. one passenger on the ships that he was shaken by the news.>> it could have happened to us. we were very close. these are things that can happen. we are attracting the travel around the country. not too bad. flight delays in newark earlier. green airplanes across the country. if you are traveling -- chicago is doing good right now. 32 degrees. east coast is chilly. everybody atlanta -- things are cooking along well. that translates well to your morning light times. temperatures -- rainfall tuten >> not much. week weather system. once her last night -- early this morning. delivered in the mountains they are pretty optimistic. from 4 to 6 inches. i think we should air on the four inch side. new snow up there. they are making snow. the resorts are doing pretty well. they are not doing too bad. that is some good news. not enough rain or snow for my liking. we won't see any rain or snow tomorrow or the next five days. a very cool night. with temperatures easily down -- it is already 38 napa. upper 20s tonight. frost and freezing conditions tomorrow morning. a young girl with a big heart.>> i have always seen people in the street and i always felt like i could helped him.>> how an eight-year-old girl created her own charity after seeing a need firsthand. warriors have a winning streak despite their injuries. market will tell us that they kept it going tonight and made it 10 in a row. a major gang bust in the east bay. we will hear from the fbi and why investigators say it is just the beginning. police and antioch are asking for help to locate a homicide suspect. there released a sketch of the man they are looking for. he is white with short hair and in his middle 20s or early 30s. one in connection with a shooting in april happening on case treatment anyone with information is asked to call the antioch police department. suspected members under arrest after a gang bust led by the fbi. they faced charges from gun violations to murder. law enforcement agencies from throughout contra costa county were involved in the operation.>> reporter: they called it operation club it out. after part of the gains the main. eight gang members are behind bars. it won't stop there.>> at a news conference investigators said members are responsible for burglaries shootings and temping and prostitution. the menus phones and code text messages two tractor targets.>> they were targeted because of their level of violence.>> reporter: they rated 11 locations in october.>> recovered were several firearms including a fully automatic glock 23 with an extended magazine. ammunition empty gun magazines.>> reporter: one of the men has been charged with murder for killing robert moffat an innocent victim and pittsburgh in march.>> we had the links -- he returned to do a drive-by shooting striking his intended the victim and killing an innocent bystander.>> the takedown is what the fbi program is about. it is dismantling disrupting and putting dark these groups that are determined to do violence in this community.>> reporter: all eight are behind bars >> the da is outlining evidence against him at a preliminary hearing. at the end of the hearing a judge will determine whether they would go to trial. the guns remain in evidence as well is make 11 pounds of marijuana and $23,000 in cash. apple respond to reports older iphones gets lower after you install software updates. and other candidate for services go mayor. she has a track record to build on. she is only eight years old but she has started a nonprofit to help others. a young girl with a big heart. she is eight years old and she has her own nonprofit helping people in need. her name is ashley and she lives in hayward. she is proof it is never too soon to get involved with helping your community. her passion for volunteering.>> reporter: eight years old now. it all started two years ago when she was just six. homeless people on the street and asked her parents how she could help.>> ashley brave the chill of this december evening tuten to a community garden at a food bank. she and neighborhood children whose help she has enlisted are pulling out summer plans to prepare for receiving. they grow fresh produce for the food bank to distribute to the homeless and low income families.>> i have always seen people in the streets and i always felt like i could help them.>> reporter: this community garden is one project that has sprouted from small hands with helping hearts. a non-prophet started by ashley what she was told she was too young to volunteer at other nonprofits. her mother suggested she started her own charity.>> she doesn't have any perceived limitations. she doesn't think there is anything she cannot do. or a reason she shouldn't or couldn't. it is very inspiring.>> reporter: it all started two years ago when she was six during a trip to the grocery store with her father. she noticed the homeless people who were around.>> i wanted to sell hot chocolate for a dollar. and help the homeless. instead of buying toys and make care packages.>> reporter: the first year she raised $260. the second year $500. this year $6700. aided by a gofundme account enough not only for care packages but a first -- a spaghetti meal for those in need last weekend. last month ashley received the hayward youth achievement hall of fame award for innovation and volunteerism.>> i did not really want it. i was just happy to be there.>> reporter: she tells me she doesn't volunteer to get recognition. she is embarrassed by the attention. she says her nonprofit gives other children opportunities to help. a small group with big ambitions.>> it does not matter your size or your age >> you can do anything. >> reporter: ashley is in the third grade. her next project is to start a volunteer club at her school in january. in march when she is nine she is asking friends to donate to an animal shelter in lieu of birthday presents.>> she is just amazing.>> reporter: very inspirational. her parents find it humbling to have a daughter like that. san francisco increasing the number of beds at two shelters >> the mayor said the next-door shelter on polk street will add 50 beds. the multiservice insert will make room for 25 more people. she is honoring the promise of mayor ed lee to move 1000 people off the streets by the end of winter. the city announced the opening of 70 new housing units for homeless veterans at the auburn hotel south of market. james kim is growing a list of candidates for running for mayor. a special election will feel the seat all of the death of mayor lee. whoever is elected will serve until january 2020. kim wants to continue her work on education childcare and affordable housing.>> i have a track record of demonstrating i am willing to take on big ideas. and winning them. i was told i could not achieve 30 or 40% affordable housing. developers would never commit to that. we were able to achieve that tree times. >> six other people have entered the race. they have until january 9 to file paperwork for the june ballot. a judge is considering five consolidated lawsuits accusing the trumpet initiation of acting unlawfully when it decided to phase out the dreamers program. dozens of protesters showed up to support the young immigrants.>> reporter: these protesters many of them brought to the u.s. as children say they are fighting to stay in the country and urging democrats to be their voice.>> president trump's decision to end of the program spurred lawsuits in san francisco federal court. an motivated sandy valencia, and 50 others to protest in front of dianne feinstein's office this morning.>> we are pushing for a dream act that could have been passed weeks ago.>> reporter: we are out here demanding they push the dream act with the budget. >> reporter: the lawsuits filed on behalf of the university of california san jose california and three other states are challenging trump's -- a program that protects young undocumented immigrants from deportation.>> we will use the courts. that is what we are left with. we have to use every possible tool we have in the toolbox to help our dreamers stay here.>> reporter: it has protected 800,000 people including college age students referred to as streamers. his family moved to the u.s. from mexico when she was four years old.>> it affects me because financial aid is only available for undocumented students.>> reporter: her dream to become a teacher is up in the air.>> if i can't have social security number in a work permit -- it is unclear if i can teach in a public school.>> reporter: it is not a pathway to citizenship but that is what she would like. a more permanent plan. the doj wants the judge to dismiss the lawsuit >> he will make a decision at a later date.>> reporter: working on an immigration deal say they are closing in on an agreement combining a border security package with deportation protections for young undocumented immigrants. a final resolution is not expected until january. a young boy turned firefighter for a day. as he battles a serious disease. a cold one tonight. temperatures below freezing. we will look at some long-range forecast for rain as well. the family of a hit and run victim hires a private investigator and makes an appeal for new clues in the case. live pictures from australia amid reports of it as you be getting a crowd of pedestrians. we are following breaking news from australia at this hour. and suv in melbourne has collided with a crowd of pedestrians. it happened in the cities central business district. 16 people were injured. to have been taken to the hospital including a young child is said to be in serious condition. we understand the driver of the suv has been arrested. we will bring you more details as we learn them. family of a woman hit and killed by a hit- and-run driver in san bruno a year ago has hired a retired fbi agent to help find the driver. carly flynn left the bay hills shopping center december 19 and was heading home she was hit and killed by a white suv at cherry and san bruno avenue. the driver never stopped. the young woman's family has hired a private investigator rick smith to help. >> somebody saw or heard something. somebody know something. we are asking them to come forward.>> she volunteered with the humane society and love animals. she adopted a cat who still sleeps on her bed. the coroner's office identified the remains of a body found at pacifica is a 41- year-old resident of washington dc. they were identified yesterday as those of christine cohen. down alongside the service trail off southbound state highway 1 in june 2006. she was last seen by her family a year earlier. the remains were identified through dna. a cause of death has not been determined. time is running out for western union customers to claim a refund if they have been scammed into sending money back they agreed to pay $586 million to reimburse victims who lost money due to scams dating back to 2004. the scammer stole money by claiming to be tax collectors 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(vo) we're proud that, on behalf of our owners, the subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars in just ten years. get 0% financing for 63 months on select models. plus we'll donate $250 to charity. today was a special day for a three-year-old cancer patient from the north bay. gunner church is battling leukemia. he is always wanted to be a firefighter. the napa fire department was happy to make it happen today.>> reporter: you are watching a three-year-old boy's dream coming true. gunner church is battling leukemia. he was able to forget about that for a day as he became an honorary member of the city of napa's fire department.>> it is going to be on tv. his day started when a fire engine made a surprise stop as his home in napa.>> to see him and my daughter smile and laugh and get to be regular kids for a day. it was huge.>> reporter: he received his own uniform had the run of the fire engine -- and he tested out one of the hoses. his mother said he is always been fascinated by firefighters.>> he was very concerned about the fire department and if they were safe and that there was enough of them. if they were okay. that they know the fire was hot. just really genuine questions. but not he was having a good day physically wednesday. ever since his diagnosis last year at the age of two he has been receiving chemotherapy regularly which often saps his strength and spirit.>> a few days ago he did not want to get off the coach -- off the couch.. in napa firefighter helped organize the day for gunner and his sister.>> i enjoy sitting back and watching him smile.>> reporter:>> there is not words to explain how much we appreciate it. but mac they want to promote his gofundme account to help with medical costs. the link will be on our website. just in time for christmas this year received a dusting of snow. it was a welcome sight after a long dry spell. five inches that fell catching some drivers by surprise. the snowplows were clearing roadways and helping to keep travelers safe. people on the slopes said they are ready for more snow and will take a white christmas anyway they can get it. the system went through pretty quick late last night and early this morning. it dropped a bit of rain. heavy is around here and in the mountains. a half foot of snow in the mountains. up to five inches. that is it for a while. we are drive for a bit. he was the system. it is moving down to southern nevada dropping snow eased of vegas. it's weeks out of here. we have cool air to deal with. the cold air lingers behind. now the cold air is pulled in behind it. that is what you are feeling right now. that is the weather story is how cold it will be tonight. overnight lows upper 20s and some cold spots. low 30s freezing and frost >> it will be a cold one tonight. in the next couple of nights as we go into a pattern -- tomorrow is the winters the solstice. you have a long life to work with. you also have the. livermore 37. it is not going to be hard to get to freezing. 18 degrees cooler in fairfield than last night. 13 degrees. a big change. it is very noticeable now. it will be very noticeable tomorrow morning. frost on the wind chills. this meant windshields. give yourself more time in the warning to scrape that off. if you get in the a hurry you cannot see well. and you are tired. forecast overnight lows 27 santa rosa. cool spot fairfield at 29. in san francisco gets down to 25 you have a cold morning. as i mentioned there is not too many parts of the bay area that won't see frost in the morning. clear and cool in oakland tomorrow. 48 degrees for a start. 56 at lunchtime. oakland caps out tomorrow afternoon at 59. clear skies. most temperatures tomorrow are going to be in the 50s. the extended forecast friday -- sunday still drive. here we are through wednesday. the next seven days it will be drive. hopefully that will happen. hopefully we will get something. right now the five-day forecast is dry and sunny. and cool. the lower numbers represent the coolest. it will be noticeable. tomorrow morning the wind chills this meant windshields will need scraping. on the ground and on the roof. we will update you on the breaking news from australia where an suv collided with a large crowd of pedestrians. the warriors go for their 10th victory tonight against the grizzlies. how they got the victory. minnesota came all strong. against the warriors.>> how did memphis do? >> that's all right. you have news to look after.>> it is getting ridiculous. steph curry has been out a wild. no grain. no sean livingston. and tonight know it keep. the same thing no problem. they have other people kicking up the slack. we don't even know when these guys are going to be back. klay thompson comes out and hits his first nine shots. here clay draws the defense to him inside for an easy bucket. 12 points and six rebounds. warriors up by four at the half. kd will draw three of the defenders to him. no problem. leaving it right there. from jamail mcgee who is having a good time. swati p ms. >> patrick mccall on the board. watch him offensively getting a lot of playing time with the injuries and looking good. i don't know what is going to happen with the regular guys get back. a quiet night for kd. 22 points. nothing compared to what he has been doing. he had the inside and the in working. shake off the defense and go down for the high percentage shots. the warrior with the 10th victory become the fourth team in nba history to have a 10 game winning streak in five consecutive seasons. 97-80 for the final. the other team with a big winning streak the houston rockets came into tonight's activity against the lakers having 14 straight. you saw the lakers play the warriors a few days ago. they are looking good. they have alonzo ball hitting for kyle who had 38 points. 12 of 17 shooting. rockets come right back. after an early deficit. james harden has something to do with that. 51 points tonight. too much charisma. you will see him finish from brandon ingram waiting and at just the right time. for hoops for houston in the last eight minutes. there froze -- first loss since november. giants -- making a big trade today. there is more to come. like a couple outfielders. right now they look set at third base. well established. evan -- the third baseman. gold glove winner. 86 rbis. a year before that he had 36 homeruns. he likes coming back to california. he has been playing in that empty cavernous tampa stadium for a while indoors >> he loves the thought of playing in front of big crowds at at&t from here on out.>> a lot of fans still came out. that it is a exciting part of coming there. it is going to be different because i have never played -- showed up at the ballpark every day and had a show -- sold out crowd. it makes it easier to get up every day. giants -- 33 years old. not capable of playing centerfield on a rental basis. they would've told him $11 million. also departing christian -- a promising young infielder for the giants. showed a lot of promise. he will get a big time chance with tampa. 49er fans absolutely -- over there new quarterback. he has one three starts with the team so far. one of the big testing points for a quarterback is how they deal with that -- adversity. jimmy g mike at the first crack at that. they will be facing a very tough jacksonville jaguars. they are known for their defense and it is ferocious. jimmy g has managed to win over the jaguars coach. he is impressed what he sees of jimmy g so far. submit >> he is the hottest quarterback in the league right now. obviously what he has done in the last three games a look at the history. he is never lost a game. right now he is the best quarterback in the league.>> just a little bit of sarcasm right there. i'm sure they respect level is there. psychological -- the raiders to have a chance to make it into the postseason. they will be taking on philadelphia without their great quarterback. nick foles a possible the best -- all around the campfire. nick foles with a touchdown pass against the giants this past week. he might be the best backup quarterback in the nfl. sloppy victory over the giants.>> i respect carson wentz. i love that god. i'm going to give him his respect. he is a franchise quarterback. my job is to leave these guys and i'm going to do that. i know what it entails. i know the responsibility. this is carson wentz's team.>> he is not around for the rest of the season. that is the sporting life. it is 11 pm. time for more news. laser pointers targeting planes at oakland international. it is happening more often. pilots say it is a dangerous situation. alameda county sheriff's investigators are looking for whoever is shining laser pointers and flights from oakland international. those laser pointers can momentarily lined a pilot. it is happening again and again including several times this week. rob malcolm joins us from near the oakland airport with a live report.>> reporter: officials with the oakland airport are concerned. these lasers were targeted at much smaller aircraft. not the commercial jets. what consigns them is there has been an uptick in a can be very dangerous. this tiny green light when pointed from the ground can be a pilots worst nightmare when it hits the cockpit.>> i have never been hit with a laser. from what i understand they can blind the pilot.>> reporter: for aircraft at