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notice was taken today. >> reporter: frustrated business owners say this was long overdue. we're already hearing of people burning these notices and it'll take more than this for them to leave. >> i have an 11-year-old son -- >> reporter: folks interrupted this woman's speech when they thought police were on their way. >> we're not leaving, we're not leaving. >> reporter: the new demands from the city came exactly 24 hours after a youngable man was shot and killed -- young man was shot and killed at the edge of the encampment. it even offered space at homeless shelters.

only two catchers took that option but many others never got the message. >> i stay friends that have been staying here that are homeless. they want to leave peacefully. >> reporter: even as the rain came down on occupy oakland it was clear some had the minds on something other than the last eviction notice. >> do you think you'll still be here in the next few days? >> do i think that the camp will be here? >> reporter: do you think you'll be here in a few days? >> do you think that you are really here right now? >> reporter: it does not appear police are going to move in imminently. we're live here in oakland, eric rasmussen. we're getting new information about that fatal

shooting that eric mentioned right next to the occupy camp. police are looking for two then. the victim is an african american man in his 20s and police have not yet released his name. police say they've determined that one of the two suspects frequently stayed at that occupy camp. and we have new descriptions of the suspects. both are described as african american men in their 20s. the first suspect, 5'9" tall. the second 5'8" tall 250 pounds with long dread logs that have red tips. the rainy weather did not keep people away from the encampment. the march started in city hall and passed through the city headquarters. people say they want police to

be less aggressive and to temper their response. the protesters say they were marching for two veterans injured. >> reporter: fresh mulch is going down at frank ogawa the. >> look at the word occupy, look it up. >> reporter: that's the response to police unions to leave this camp. >> they are kidnappers, they have kidnapped the city government. >> reporter: at the association's website tells

occupiers to leave quickly. you have sent the world a strong message, now go peacefully. >> i see them coming out with an automatic pistol. >> he started fanning the gun. >> reporter: the victim known as alex from richmond by those at occupy died. >> that murder was not a part of this change. that murder was a sign that must change. >> reporter: if that change involves clearing out this camp with the help of other east bay long, they no longer consider this an emergency situation, it's not a mutual aid situation they say, it's now a planned

event. noelle walker,. umbrellas are out tonight as rainy weather makes its way back in. these pictures are from oakland. the system lit up ktvu's storm tracker and our chief meteorologist bill martin tells us where the rain is. >> reporter: widely scattered showers tomorrow. the showers were light to moderate at times. but some areas accumulated more than quarter of a inch. san francisco out in the avenuing nearly .3 of an inch of rain. how about concord just .8 of an inch of rain. widely scattered showers out there right now. we have both radars working. one in sacramento. relatively dry conditions. i'm going to come back in 10 minutes we're going to look at your bay area forecast. doesn't have any rain in it but

does it collude lows. you can find live storm tracker updates 24/7. look for the link near the top of our home page. the end of u.s. combat in iraq added significance to veteran's day. while that war is ending, for some veterans and their families war is never really over. >> reporter: throughout the country today in cemeteries small and large. on ships where people rest in watery graves, for those americans that gave it all for their country. >> we honor those who died on the line for us. >> reporter: and celebrate all

those men and women who served, some 30 million men and women. now some 2 million americans have served in iraq and afghanistan and two out of five have struggled with the horror of war. >> the first year back was really tough. you really feel disconnected. >> reporter: more than 500,000 veterans are homeless, some today got new sole. >> a brand new pair of shoes, it's really nice. >> reporter: initially called armastus day, it was the call to call the end the war of all

wars, on the 11th month, 11 day, 11th hour. in peta luma,. supporters of the lafayette cross gathered for a vigil. as the sun went down a few dozen people a few people marked veteran's day with a vigil. >> reporter: it's important that we ráeb on veterans day, me phor -- we remember on veterans day, memorial day, every other day those who have lost their lives to this country. organizers say despite the war ending in iraq, six americans died there last month. the cross is now number 6,342.

president obama observed veteran's day with a call to u.s. business to provide jobs for the dozens of men and women coming home from iraq an afghanistan. the president flew to san diego for an unusual veteran's day event. once there he boarded an ship to watch a college basketball game. tonight on the ktvu facebook page i asked how the united states can better provide for returning veterans. rosanne mckurty suggested they never have to pay taxes again, every for the rest of their lives. her emphasis on ever. tamica jones says, provide them with a job. they fought for us the least we can do is have a job and roof over their head. u.s. stocks moved hirer

today as greece moved to stabilize their economic situation. the former official with the european central bank now has to push through economic reform. without that greece may not bet the loans it needs to deal with its federal crisis. the italian senate passed a reform to deal with its trillion dollar event. the lower house of parliament will vote tomorrow. then silvio polosconi has promised to resign. news from europe brought a sigh of relief to wall street. nasdaq rose 53. a vallejo mother told us her son was killed today doing something he does every day. find out what she says was

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near linfield drive in vallejo around 12:30 this afternoon. amber lee just spoke to the mother of the boy who died, amber. >> reporter: julie behind me family members have gathered here at the scene of the accident. they told us the impact was so severe that the boy's skateboard broke in half. we're going to show you where it landed. the first part of it is where these orange markers are. several feet away is where the second part landed right over here. chopper two captured the accident. the garbage truck driver swerved once he saw the boys but it was too late. >> i ran as fast as i could down the street. and i went straight over to him and i held him and i talked to him, and i told him how much i loved him. >> reporter: champane tefoya's son died from his injuries.

the grandfather of talello young told us he went through surgery. >> reporter: today was no different, its was a school holiday, it's veteran's day. the boys were always together skateboarding only the conditions were different. >> rainy, slippery, they could not stop with their feet. just went too fast. >> reporter: police and neighbors say the driver of the garbage truck was so shaken he too was taken to the hospital. >> this is probably the worse thing ever i've seen in my career. >> reporter: joey's mother told us his son was a huge 49er fan and she was trying to save enough money to bring him to his first game. family and friends say they are still trying to mourn what happened and to cope with the loss of joey. a woman who was struck and killed by a car in san jose was

identified today as 67-year-old lu. lu was hit by the driver of a nissan sentra while in a crosswalk. there are no sign that is a driver, a 65-year-old san jose woman was under the influence. the incident remains under investigation. this morning a land rover plunged 300 yards. the 58-year-old driver was thrown from the vehicle. her identity has not yet been released. and there was a second car crash in the same area later today. that one though caused only minor injuries. a contra costa county hospital may be on life support if voters don't come to the rescue this weekend. john sasaki reports on the mail in ballot that calls for a new parcel tax that will save san pablo hospital. >> reporter: doctors medical center has the biggest and

busiest er in west contra costa county. >> that's what this facility is, it's tangible insurance. even though you're not billed right now you never know. >> reporter: now patients who go to the hospital may have to seek treatment elsewhere. >> reporter: the reimbursements don't cover the cost of providing provide service. west county residents are voting by mail in ballot on measure j. it's a parcel tax that will help save the hospital with a $5 million shot in the arm. >> if this hospital closes, the whole community is going to suffer big time. >> what would you do? >> i don't know. i would be lost. my father is so close and he needs the community needs these

vital services. >> what little we have now we need every bit of it because it's help save lives. >> reporter: the nearest hospital is kaiser richmond about 2 miles away, it has a smaller er that would be severely impacted. >> this hospital closing would cause wait times at the kaiser hospital to be hour, kaiser knows that that's why they've been helping the cause. >> reporter: voters have until tuesday to get the vote in. john sasaki. now an election update on two very tight races in the city of vallejo. it appears the mayor's race has been divided. current mayor ozzie davis has widened his lead over his opponent joa in nne schivley. it's a difference of just 900 votes and there's late word that schivley has called davis

to concede. measure b has a slight lead pulling ahead by 71 votes. if passed the tax measure would bring in $9.8 million a year for the cash strapped city. the san francisco examiner is getting a new owner. clarity group announce today it is selling the newspaper to a consortium. the examiner was the group's only west coast. a little bit of drizzle out there right now. the live storm tracker 2, picking up that rainfall whatsoever. what i want to point out is the ground is wet. santa rosa 51 degrees. the dewpoint temperatures in the upper 40s. when that temperature drops into the upper 40s, fog is going to form.

we're going to see fog in the inland bay valleys. be prepared if -r it -- prepare for it tomorrow morning. around 8:00 it'll clear off. santa rosa, napa, you can see south and south of san jose. just be aware it could easily be out there. the weather system tracks to the south. we start to clear out tomorrow. more sunshine tomorrow, rain into southern california, for us we're looking for dry conditions. i'll come back in a few minutes and look at the five day forecast. both days of the weekend in view. one day is warmer than the other. i'll show you which one that is. apple has released a software update to improve the battery life for its newest iphone. the update also fixes similar problems with i pads and ipods. some customers have reported short battery life on devices. some owners say they are still

having issues with the battery life. apple says it is continuing to work on those problems. san francisco nummi is facing a budget deficit. some resolutions on the table including higher fair, charges for transfers and hiking parking fees. and a chance to heal, a sea of candles tonight on the penn state campus and the message from the new school president. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream.

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a new round of munni fare hikes and no more free parking may be coming to san francisco. >> reporter: it is all on the table with this one. from eliminating the free share transfers to eliminating free parking on sundays and the

nummi board plans to roll out all of these options and more on monday. two dollars can get you a ticket to ride almost any where in san francisco these days. but a future fare hike is just one of the options the tsa board will be considering. some say they will still take the bus even though nummi increases the fare. >> cheaper than having a car in san francisco. >> reporter: others say fare hikes are unfair. >> i think that being a transit for a city we should incentivize transit. >> reporter: nummi is facing a cut of $34 million, following a gap of 30 million the current year. and they're asking for a fare hike on transfers which are now free. >> i think that really sucks

because i live for sundays. i hold off on all my errand to engage in the free parking. >> reporter: some small businesses which have to compete with the free lots at shopping malls say they are concerned fees might drive customers away. >> i would prefer if it stays free. you know since the weekends are busy. >> reporter: the nummi board plans to hear the various options and listen to public comment on mono. then they expect to have some decision on how to close this budget gap by spring. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. ac transit is also considering a change next week to express service over the barton bridge. the proposal would eliminate db3. the lines run between union city. lawyers for two people hit bay car during last week's general strike in oakland say their clients want the driver

of that car arrested. ktvu showed you this cell phone video the night it happened november 2nd. you can see protesters blocking a mercedes. a moment later a driver hits the gas. attorneys for the two people hit say police let the driver go without a citation and claim officers still haven't talked to witnesses. the lawyers are now asking anyone in the crowd that night to come forward. a traffic stop in oakland today gave officers more than they bargained for. police say they spotted a man driving a stolen vehicle, when officers tried to stop him he ran their patrol car. no officers were hurt. the driver then took off on foot. a court ruling has critics and supporters of high speed rail on the peninsula both claiming victory tonight. a judge rejected the latest environmental impact report and requested more analysis from the planned route from gilroy

to san jose and up the peninsula. critics are challenging the peninsula route. the judge also voted on several issues including ridership projections and its response to public feed back. instead of a protest tonight there was silence. how students at penn state called attention to the sex abuse scandal that's rocked the university and its storied football program. >> reporter: the ducks are on the farm at stanford versus oregon football. coming up hear what a ♪

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vigil outside of the administration building tonight. earlier the new president of penn state say they are well aware victims of child abuse may be afraid to come forward. >> i want to say here very publicly that we would encourage anyone who has been abused in the context of this particular situation to not be afraid. >> reporter: the organizer of tonight's vigil said she wanted it to be in direct contrast to what happened there wednesday night. that's where some students protests and violence broke out following word that joe paterno had been fired. and mccreary is now on paid administrative leave and in a secluded location. president obama tonight called the sex abuse scandal heartbreaking. he said it's a good time for the entire country to do some soul searching not just penn state. the president said, although

sports is important, protecting children should be our number one concern. it's stanford going up against oregon and on the line the possibility of playing for the national championship. now ktvu's lloyd lacuesta went to ucla so he's remaining neutral as he give us all the previews. >> reporter: no red or green on me but the stage is set for the cardinals versus the number six team in the nation oregon ducks. on the line is stanford's 17 game win streak, the longest in the nation. the last team to beat them, oregon. walking off the practice field tonight is number 12, andrew luck. considered the best college quarterback in the country. he didn't want to talk but his father did. a former nfl quarterback. >> your son does he appear any different before this game or

is he the same as every other game. >> same old same old. he's pretty even keel. >> reporter: on the practice field the stanford band was getting ready for the big game too. >> every time the team has success on the field we feel it too. every time the team has difficulty on the field, we feel it too. this is a big game for us too. >> reporter: the field has been converted for a backdrop, college game day. it's the first time this show has been in the bay area, stanford is now as much a sports school along with academics. stanford students were thinking football. we are so psyched, my entire dorm is going. all of us. we're going to have a good time. >> reporter: outside stanford stadium the tailgaters are already there. >> we got here thursday afternoon and we've been pregaming ever since. we can't wait. >> reporter: oregon fans are also arriving wearing their colors. >> he thinks they're going to

win by two touchdowns. >> two touchdowns. >> two touchdowns. >> reporter: tomorrow could very well be a shoot out. stanford averages 48 points a game. oregon 46. live at stanford, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. it's going to be a good one. crews on alcatraz island will start tackling a major project next week. you may see the island's water tower covered with a huge tarp. that water tower will undergo millions of the dollars of repairs. crews will also have the challenge of preserving it's history. the tower is covered with native american graffiti. ktvu's robert handa tell us why some people are calling his efforts political grand standing. >> reporter: dave cortezi showed up unannounced today at

my pueblo foods. cortezi says he came to talk to employees about working conditions. >> there's been allegations going on for about a year that there are working condition abuses going on at the mi pueblo stores. >> reporter: the complaint became official when workers staged a hunger strike for the firing of four workers. today mi pueblo reiterated the lay off was clearly a economic unannounced because mi pueblo

distributed letters at his church for people to come in and talk to the workers. but after speaking to several workers, cortezi was asked to leave. republican presidential candidate herman cain defended a joke about anita hill. yesterday a cain supporter said hill was trying to contact him and cain asked is she going to endorse me. cain said he was just trying to be humorous humorous. mitt romney and gingrich are tied. rick perry trails them with 8%

and the rest all have less than 5%. but the gop nomination is still up for grabs. seven in 10 republican primary voters say they have not committed yet to one candidate. new information tonight on pg & e's plan to test a gas pipeline that ruptured next weekend along interstate 280 when testing is supposed to resume. back here in 10 minutes, there's still a chance for a light shower within the next 24 hours. is this your idea of an independence day celebration.

a new investigation is just about to begin into last year's deadly san bruno explosion. the commission voted this week

to investigate whether pg & e violated regulations. the process could result in up to $20,000 a day for violations. in wood side pg & e crews are getting ready to retest a portion of pipeline along interstate 280 that burst last sunday during safety testing. this week crews replaced the line. it's part of the same line that exploded in san bruno. crews will test that same section, and if it passes they will put a coating on it. in mexico, a helicopter exploded killing six people. blake mora was the interior secretary. mexico's president said the crash was probably due to bad weather. it was very foggy at the time. the helicopter crashed in the

outskirts of mexico city. crews recovered the body of a journalist. he was one of at least 25 people killed in wednesday's 5.7 aftershock of a 7.2 quake last month. the search is not stopping but hope is fading for finding survivors. the two quakes have left more than 600 people dead. in poland, independence day turned violence in warzog today. riots broke out. there were right wing extremists, hooligans attacking officers. the nation's biggest banks are supposed to go through another round of stress tests. the federal reserve says it is going to conduct a test in the next few weeks to determine the stability of u.s. banks and whether they can withstand a recession. the feds performed these same

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today the 11th day of the 11th month in 2011 is considered by many to be a very lucky day. ktvu's john fowler tell us about the meaning behind the numbers and why it may mean good luck for babies born today. >> reporter: 7-pound 10-ounce asuia is one of the new babies with this serendipitous

birthday. we were with first time mom 20- year-old kelly as her baby was coming. >> this is once in a lifetime thing, and babies are miracles. >> it's very special to me. >> reporter: you might expect the baby boom today. >> nine months ago was valentine's day. >> yes. a very special day. >> reporter: so from numerology for beginners, that's me. if you were born on the 11th you are a very idealistic sensitive person. numerologist also says three of the same numbers have mystical power. >> the other thing that is very, very mystical about it is that it's all ones. >> among tarot cards, 11 is the hermit. >> he's a trail blazer. >> reporter: 11 is a jack, a winner. >> sometimes you don't want three 11s on a row.

in others you do. >> like craps. >> reporter: for some people 11s are meaningful. >> i always look at the clock and there it is. 1:11 or 11:11. >> reporter: at kaiser, this baby girl was born at 11:11. a new ucl study shows a 3.5% jump in childhood obesity. that puts the number of overweight or obese school aged children at an alarming 33%. san pablo and richmond have the highest rate and civic leaders are now requesting reports on the health impact of sweetened drinks in their communities. newly released e-mails in a

solyndra -- today the white house released an e-mail sent by a former obama campaign official who recommended steven chu's replacement. dan carol calls steven chu bryant brilliant but says he was not the right man for the job. the suggestion was not taken seriously. there's still a few light showers in the area. you can see green showing up. this is very light activity. most of the activity gone now but seeing some drizzle out there. in the san francisco airport we have some rain tonight. san francisco airport came back with .4 of an inch of rain. as we go through tonight we're looking for a chance for a scattered shower then valley fog. then warm tomorrow or mild tomorrow. mid-60s in the the warmest spot. dry for your area weekend.

that rain system moved south right into southern california, san diego. we start to dry up, we start to clear up. here's what the computer model does. here we are tomorrow morning in the next few hours and the model is suggesting some showers out in the livermore valley. in the mountain that is will taper off as well as we go through the afternoon the clouds move on. all the clouds are following that low. as the low goes, the clouds will follow through. for the most part plenty of sunshine. mild temperatures saturday and sunday. so not a bad weekend in store. earlier this week looks like we'll have a wet weekend. here's the low and again you're just going to see it as it drives south. takes the moisture, and the clouds with it. tomorrow is going to be an interesting day. plenty of clouds. maybe an a.m. shower but that's a long shot. partly cloudy as we head into the afternoon or partly sunny. tomorrow breaks out mostly

cloudy and cool in the morning. 58 to 60 degrees, daytime highs for most of us in the low 60s for your saturday. forecast high in fairfield 63, 63 in antioch. 63 in hayward so a nice day tomorrow. plenty of sunshine toward the later part of the day. mid-60s showing up in gilroy, los gatos. valley fog certainly down toward morgan hill and fremont. and maybe on the fringes of pleasanton and livermore valley fog. high due points ground is moist, the nights are long. it's that time of year. right now sunday appears to be the warmest day on your bay area weekend. as you look at your weekend in view. clouds lingering. no big rain stairs us down in this five day. but if you go into thursday and friday, looks like we have significant rain. the weekend is here now and the weather looks great. >> that's fantastic. >> not bad. >> thank you bill.

silican valley's self- proclaimed nerd celebrated their own kind of new year's day. the celebration began with a hackaton on this 11-11-11, the event organizers say the south bay is a haven for nerds. >> silican valley is this pretty unique place in the entire world where the nerds kind of won. and that's something this whole area kind of treasures and it favors it. >> tonight those self- proclaimed nerds are having a block party in redwood city with more celebrating at 11:11 p.m. funds raised will benefit charities around the area,

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a major league baseball player kidnapped earlier this week outside his home in venezuela has been rescued. ramos is a catcher for the washington nationals. police captured him and said he is fine. no other details are being released about the rescue. the abduction is the first kidnapping of a major league player in venezuela. >> good outcome to that story. mark join us now. a lot of raiders fans have a lot to be happy about. >> yeah, they are pretty psyched up today around the water cooler sort to speak. a huge roll of the dice to trade a pick for a quarterback. it's pretty clear they have

themselves a first rate quarterback. really with presence and swagger. the much needed victory last night in san diego to take a piece of first place in the afc west. palmer on the money. $299 passing a couple of touchdowns to moore. today hugh jackson says, he was never concerned. but he won't see the real carson palmer. >> everybody thinks there is negativity i don't. i know people start saying things, i hear things that get said but i never felt bad in our locker room. but i had a good feeling why things with respect going right i think that's the difference. i think if you can't put your hand on it if you don't know what's going on with your football team you can't fix it. >> regular season is running course in high school football. lots of stake in our game of the week. second quarter dillan mayor with a 4-yard touchdown. menlo's knights up 6-0. it's chris reed with a nice

acrobatic catch that would lead to yet another menlo touchdown. 12-0 at half. connered with a 126-yard touchdown. menlo shuts out sacred heart prep. menlo takes home the balpo cup. both teams 7-3 and both teams are going to the play offs. well with the nba's labor problems droning on, college hoop will have the floor to themselves as it were. for cal their story is coach montgomery returning to the court a month after bladder cancer. guiterrez goes baseline. tonight looking good. the senior was doing a good job of sharing the dog. will hit a three, cal wins easily, 77-56. they will play george washington on sunday. other local motion on the

college court it's stanford, a breeze over central arkansas. st.mary's rolls over pacific. it's santa clara winning handily. locals doing it big. i hope you're on board with these highlights, the uss carl vincent that is first college basketball game ever played on an active aircraft carrier. constructed in 10 days all hands on deck including usab the president and first lady. and ship to shore it's north carolina cruising to victory over michigan state. everyone loves a winner and if you don't you're just another guy. and that's really what tiger is turning into. just another golfer. cursing the little white ball that baffles and frustrates and that it did for him. the third round of the australian open. tiger's putter let him down. missed on three. can't believe it, 18 this

birdie within 10 feet and it takes a left turn. tiger shoots a 75 he's 6-under. six shots back, remember yesterday he was up by a stroke. the boxing world always a buzz when manny paquio laces up the gloves tomorrow in vegas, juan manuel marquez providing the opposition. the welter weight title belt on the line. the pac-man goes in as a 7-1 favorite. no ball games to talk about yet baseball fans love this time of year. trades and free agent signings. the phillies reel in jonathan papalbon. $15million little arrangement there. >> thank you, and thank you for

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