tensions rose tonight when police remove a tent from an occupy encampment, and draw the wrath of protesters there. good evening, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. it is now 10:00, berkely gave the eviction notice today, and we see some people packing up tonight. new tonight, debra is live at the berkely park, where police

and protesters have already clashed once this evening. >> reporter: so far, no arrests, but they have gotten in each other's faces a couple of times as we watch this camp shrink. police set 10:00 as the hour they will start enforcing park rules again. at martin luther king jr. park, eviction notices. these officers handing them out, need a retreat, but their message is clear, this camp is on borrowed time. berkely's mayor says crime here is out of hand. >> just last week, we had a situation where a woman was raped. >> a lot of people came from san francisco. a lot of people came from oakland. >> reporter: many admit, when refugees came from the enclosed

camp, berkely went downhill. >> there's a better way to fight the system. that's the legal way. not a bunch of scoundrel people that really don't care, they just want to disrupt the place. >> reporter: many campers are homeless. as some packed tonight, they're wondering where to, next. >> they're nothing more than heartless. they're doing this four days before christmas. >> it's time to move on. the question is when exactly we'll implement that in a more forceful way, we'll see. >> reporter: officers confiscated one tent, someone's possessions inside. >> they didn't even look inside. they shook it to make sure no one was inside, and started dragging it away. >> reporter: other than the two visits by police earlier, no sign of them now at this 10:00 hour. but as you can see, this order is being taken seriously.

we are seeing people pack up. this landscape is looking more and more like a park, than a camp ground by the minute. there are some determined activists who tell me, they plan to link arms, and form circles around the park, and try and hold their ground here tonight. we're live in berkely, debora villalon. >> in 13 minutes, how berkely handled its protesters. allegations of a secret cell phone. live tonight with the allegations and the response from monta ellis. >> reporter: the warriors will play their first game of the season this weekend here at oracle arena. today the focus wasn't on the bring game. warriors management was

defending itself against management that one of its players sent out a sexually explicit photo to a fellow employee. monta ellis is one of the warriors star players. he is starting the season, defending himself from this woman. erika smith, the warriors former director of community relaces filed a sexual harassment lawsuit. >> it started with the phrase, hey sexy. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges beginning in november of 2010, he sent her text messages and a picture of his genitals to smith. her job description changed, and she was fired. >> it wasn't my fault that i was let go. >> reporter: she advises lowers not to do anything retaliatory. she says jurors will be suspicious. especially since it seems smith

has evidence. >> it's going to be difficult to persuade a jury those were welcome advances. >> reporter: smith says she never had a sexual relationship with ellis. we caught up with the guard earlier today at a charity event and asked him about the allegations. >> he responded already, i'm just here to put a smile on his face. what happened happened. >> reporter: smith says she thinks now that she has come forward, she will be black listed from the industry. as far as ellis goes, he is married, and this lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages. reporting live from oakland, ktvu, channel 2 news. the warriors are also named in that lawsuit. the team's chief operating officer responded this afternoon saying that when management found out about what he called a consensual relationship between ellis and smith, the warriors told them to stop. >> we live in a litigious

society. we will vigorously defend the reputation of the warriors organization and the courts. >> reporter: did not take questions. he said the team had no further plans for commenting on this case. our coverage continues at ktvu.com. you will find raw video of today's news conference by the accuser. the incident started shortly after 1:00 this afternoon. at the extend the stay hotel on garrity way. police say they were called out to investigate a man who a witness says he was carrying a gun. when officers arrived, the man had left the extended stay hotel, and was spotted at the courtyard marriott next door. >> the people in the hotel did feel threatened by him, and that's when officers were

arriving on the scene. >> police say an officer armed with a shotgun tried to stop the man, but couldn't, and then shot the man in the torso. the man's name has not been released. a pittsburgh man has been arrested. he faces felony charges for allegedly setting more than 50 dumpster fires in pitsberg, antioch, and bay point. officials say the fires caused thousands of dollars in damage. los gatos police say they have arrested a registered sex offender who was accused of luring boys with the promise of a job. he was booked on charges of molesting a child under the age of 18. investigators said he would hire boys to wash vehicles. he allegedly would then refuse to pay them, unless they took off their clothes or showered with him. police are investigating to determine if there may be more victims in this case.

a scuffle with a passenger on muni unledded with a police officer accidently getting pepper sprayed. a muni isn'ter was checking to see if they were checking the fare. the suspect was hit with pepper spray along with one of the officers. their eyes were flushed with water. the suspect was arrested on several charges. more than 100 soldiers just recalled from the war in iraq, arrived at oakland international airport this evening. >> yeah, welcome home. >> 188 soldiers landed shortly before 6:00 tonight. it was their first landing on u.s. soil since leaving the middle east. the soldiers spent months in iraq. >> it feels great to go and see my family for the holidays. so i'm excited. i'm very, very excited. >> it was wonderful.

it's good to be home. >> after landing in oakland, and going through customs, most of the soldiers continued on to hickham air force base in hawaii. performing for $5 million. that's chris renee from santa cruz singing one more time as the x factor kicked off its two day finale. bars in santa cruz had the x factor on their tv shows tonight, and lots of chris renee fans in their seats. it's not just his singing that makes fans cheer for him. also what he's overcome to get to this point. amber? >> reporter: frank, we're at tompeko kitchen. there are still a lot of fans here, using their smart phones to vote for their favorite finalist, chris renee. dozens of fans came to watch chris renee perform.

they say they're impressed with his musical talents and his ability to overcome drug addiction. >> i've been off and on on crystal meth and i've been drinking the whole time. i've been homeless. we've taken ourselves down, down, and he lifts us up. >> nobody on that stage can rock compared to him. >> reporter: this afternoon, hundreds of fans lined up outside the nightclub in downtown santa cruz to participate in the live taping of tonight's x factor. fans say they hope rene's originality and song writing will help him win the x factor's $5 million grand prize. >> it tells the story of his life, and it doesn't, it's not fake. >> reporter: we were given access inside the catalyst before the live show started and spoke with a childhood

friend of renee. >> chris's first fan. >> reporter: mark lewis proudly showed us renee's first guitar as a child, which he's given to lewis. >> he's given a whole generation a voice. he's now an inspiration. he's going to be there for him, leading the way. >> reporter: here on the west coast, fans can vote until 11:30 tonight. the winner will be revealed on tomorrow night's x factor. fans say they're most proud, not of his singing, but his recovery from addiction. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. stick around, at 10:30, we're going to go live to los angeles to hear about chris's competition. also, what simon cowell said about his performance tonight. san francisco strip clubs chipped in to help children in need. a group of 11 gentleman's clubs handed over a $20,000 check to

the san francisco firefighters union toy drive. the union wanted to have the event at a firehouse, instead it was moved to the union's toyland distribution center. >> i understand, they wanted to be inside the fire station. that wasn't allowed by the chief, i guess. but she must have a reason. i'm not sure what they are, but she must have her reasons. >> the fire chief told ktvu, the department ordered the event moved because the union did formally request it. and she wants to maintain a professional workplace. wal-mart says it has pulled a batch of infant formula as a precaution after a newborn became gavely ill with an infection and died. he died last weekend in missouri after drinking enfamil powder. no government recall has been

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in less than nine hours, thousands of nurses are expected to walk off the job at hospitals throughout the bay area. lauren blanco tells us the last time these nurses went on strike, a patient being cared for by a repolicement nurse ended up dying. >> i lost the baby. you know i lost the baby at 33 weeks. >> reporter: less than two months from welcoming a new baby girl, marilyn suarez hopes they can avert a looming strike. >> it's scare. especially me right now being pregnant. i'm a high risk pregnancy. it's harder for me, unfortunately, i've had some mishaps happen. >> reporter: suarez knows the last time the nurses walked out

in september, a patient died. the hospital sent us a statement. in part, it readsk we're deeply disappointed in the union's decision to call this strike, particularly at this time of year. the temporary replacement nurses are highly skilled, and especialliy trained. >> reporter: nurses put up signs today. they tell us the only way they won't use these, is if sutter health removes its confession. two big ones. they want to reduce paid sick days, and stop the union from using ther nurses. >> a nurse is in healthcare, and she can't even be sick. we're not iron. actually, we're human beings too, and right there in the midst of a lot of illness. >> reporter: the nurses plan to take these signs to the streets tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. sutter says, the nurses who strike tomorrow can't come back until christmas eve. in oakland, ktvu, channel 2 news. more details now on which hospitals are part of the

planned walkout. the altay beats campuses. eaten medical center. sutter delta in antioch and sutter solano. a former commissioner will head up an independent team looking into the handling of the occupy protest. the team will evaluate tactics used during the october 25 and november 2 protests. tom frazier says his team must term what oakland policies were in place, and if other agencies were required to follow those policies. >> there are a lot of other departments here. i at this point don't know who did what and who was assigned where. >> reporter: the city has budgeted $100,000 for the investigation. it's expected to take about 90 days. a judge in reno set bail today of $2 million for the man

accused of killing jeffrey pettigrew. ernesto gonzalez was a flight risk. he had a reservation on a flight to el salvador the date before he was arrested. the judge today agreed, and said she's not sure if gonzalez was more afraid of being found by police or by hells angels. poisoning has replaced traffic accidents as the leading cause of accidental death in the united states. the centers for disease control says cars are now made to be safer, and more people are accidently overdosing on prescription painkillers. the latest figures are for 2008. about 38,000 people died from vehicle accidents while 41,000 died from poisoning. some of those overdoses come from legal over-the-counter medicines that are readily available to children. new at 10:00, lloyd lacuesta is

here to tell us about local incidents and how they inspired a new law. >> reporter: this is the time of year where people go to drugstores seeking relief from coughs and codes. two popular medications, authorities say they're also used to get high. young people have a term for overdosing, robotripping. >> they'll like trip out and see patterns and colors and tell me they're hallucinating. >> reporter: on the internet, there are even recipes on how to make the cough syrup more palatable and songs about the practice. >> what's the song say? >> it just mentioned it. it says getting sizzurp in my ride. >> reporter: now there is legislation to cut down on this.

>> i couldn't believe that anyone would grab a bottle of robitussin, open it up, and then chug this stuff back in an effort to get high. but that's where the word robotripping comes from. >> reporter: the state senator is author of a new law that goes into effect january 31. the makes california the first state in the nation to ban these medications to minors. they witnessed a 14-year-old having a heart attack and another teen having a seizure after an overdose. >> the likely to be the subject of abuse. >> reporter: the abuse is such that one out of ten teenagers say they used it to get high. more popular than lsd, cocaine, or meth. in the last ten years, the abuse calls for children under

17 have increased 805%. live in palo alto, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> tonight on our facebook wall, we ask what you think about more restrictions on cough medicines. elizabeth says we need to show id when buying claritin d, what will be the difference? better keep our younger population safe this way, than lament it later. stephanie said proper parenting would be more beneficial to educating our youth. tell us what you think on ktvu channel 2 on facebook. we've had plenty of dry conditions and it stays that way as we head into your thursday, these are the highs from today. 62 in pacifica. 64 in santa rosa. highs tomorrow not much different. outside right now, it's kind of warm. it's in the 50s, instead of the 40s. different than we've seen, that's because the winds are

up. those winds are going to die down, and temperatures plummet. when the wind dies down, we've got that freeze warning that goes into effect tonight through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, that means temperatures below freezing for more than a couple of hours. the rest of us, i think they'll see plenty of frost. the temperatures should drop off. tonight, more of the same as we head into tomorrow. back here in a few minutes, the five-day forecast, there's some hints of rain in that, i'll let you know where those occur. air quality officials are asking residents to not burn wood tomorrow and friday, even though there is no spare the air alert. since no alert has been issued, it is not illegal to burn wood, just strongly discouraged. fighting fatigue. the new rules for commercial pilots, and which pilots won't be affected by this major overha

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there is word today the city palo altos that given at&t the go ahead to install new antennas. it was approved this month over the objections of some residents who said they would be eyesores. the new rules don't take effect for two years, they also don't cover all types of pilots. >> reporter: two years ago, two pilots made errors that killed all 49 onboard, and one on the ground near buffalo, new york. uncle sam says fatigue

contributes to as much as 39% of all accidents. >> if the pilots don't have the opportunity to rest up, then it's the same thing. they won't be alert. instance of emergency, they won't be able to react as quickly. >> reporter: under the new rules, even if a pilot is commuting as a passenger to the airport that is considered duty time. duty time cannot exceed 14 hours. flight time is limited to 8 or 9 hours. pilots must get at least 10 hours rest between flights, and during any given week, the pilot must get at least 30 hours rest. >> pilots are human, and just as we're driving cars after ten hours, we become extremely exhausted. i feel that pilots have the lives of so many people in their hands, we should definitely respect that, and give them the rest that they need. >> reporter: in all, uncle sam says the industry will pay $300 million a year to implement these new rules. not the $2 billion airlines claimed. either way, ticket prices are

likely to rise. >> getting there in one piece is the primary factor. >> reporter: however, pilots of cargo planes, such as ups, are not covered by the new rule. a ceremony at arlington national cemetery, marked the anniversary of the 1988 bombing of a passenger jet over lockerbie, scottland. the regime of former libyan dictator moammar gadhafi took responsibility for the attack. the only person convicted was released, sent back to libya because he was sick and not expected to live much longer. as it turns out, he is still alive. ♪ [ music ] it all comes down to this. will santa cruz's own chris

renee edge out the other finalists? what judges have to

well, they really gave it their all tonight on the x factor, as the three remaining contestants battled it out in the first of the two part finale. courtney tells us what simon cowell said after chris rene performed this evening. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, everyone has gone home on the lot because the show wrapped up hours ago. the red carpet was amazing, i got to talk to the final three, and the four judges. one of the things i asked the final three about was their

celebrity duet performances. they really didn't have too much time to spend with their, the people that they sang with, and they said they weren't nervous, and that they gave it their all. >> please welcome the final three! >> reporter: the top three singers battling to win the first x factor title. chris rene, melanie, and josh performing one last time before the final vote. tonight, josh goes first. ♪ [ music ] >> i'm most proud of you, because not only did you hold your own, you kept your identify eye. >> reporter: melanie also fighting hard for the crown. ♪ [ music ] >> that wasn't a $5 million

performance, that was a $50 million performance. >> and chris, singing his heart out. ♪ [ music ] >> not only are you a man of your word, you are a brilliant performer. >> reporter: fans enjoying tonight's show even more as other stars took to the stage. ♪ [ music ] the winner gets a $5 million recording contract, and a pepsi commercial. i ask the judges who they thought were goes to win tomorrow. they were biased. paula, she doesn't have a horse in that race, so she was like, i don't know what's going to happen, they all have different niches. so we of course will find out tomorrow night. pit bull, justin bieber and

nia will be performing. i'm there in spirit. that wraps it up here in los angeles, i will send it back to you. >> at ktvu.com, we've posted a slide show, and photos of tonight's performances. you will find it at the top of the front page. facebook is reportedly going to improve security for its european users. they have agreed to give users more information on how facebook and third party apps handle their information. it will also minimize how much data is collected on users when they're not logged into the website. the improvements are set to take place over the next 6 months. britney spears has new bragging rights tonight. she is the first person to get more than 1 million followers on google plus. google's cofounder is the second most popular person on google plus, followed by snoop

dogg. two northern california sailers made history today as the first same sex couple chosen to share a kiss, dock side. how this kiss comes just one day before the anniversary of another historic event for gay service men and women. >> it may not be as iconic of a moment of kisses we've seen before, but some say it was historic. >> i feel good about it. it's nice to be able to be myself. it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: marissa gaeta was greeted by her partner, also in the navy. >> it's great to be open about our relationships, since we both are in the military. we did have to hide it a lot in the beginning. >> reporter: gaeta won a raffle to be selected for the first kiss. a kiss that would not have

happened a year ago. she remembers dock side reunions before the law changed. >> we would rate for all of our straight counterparts to go home and leave, then we would quietly join our families, because we didn't want anyone to see what cars we were into. >> reporter: doning was at president obama's side when he signed the appeal of don't can is don't tell. today's kiss in virginia comes just a day before the signing anniversary. >> since the repeal of don't ask don't tell officially took place september 20, it's been a nonevent. >> reporter: the timing of this first kiss may seem interesting, but this was a raffle among crew mates. she said she bought 51 tickets in this raffle, the price to make history. police say they were looking for a man who stole an airport shuttle van and led police on a chase.

police say officers tried to pull him over this morning and a chase began. officers ended their pursuit, when they say powell entered the highway going the wrong way. the van was later found abandoned in concord. tomorrow will mark the anniversary of the deaths of three young men. police say they were all gang members, something family members say isn't true. no arrests have been made so far in the case. the san jose mercury news is reporting that police plan to have extra officers on patrol tomorrow, just in case there is violence. hundreds of people gathered in strain today to remember the life of warren hellman. ♪ [ music ]

hellman's grandchildren were among those who sang farewells. the memorial service was a temple in manuel. they are accused of taunting and harassing a fellow soldier. their charges against eight service members and what his family is saying about the death. back here in just ten minutes we're going to look at the forecast for your thursday. it's a cold one to start off thursday, but then it warms up. it seemed like a dream

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the u.s. army has charged eight soldiers in the death of a soldier who was hazed, assaulted and taunted. the family says they're encouraged by the legal action, but still have not received a full explanation of his death. his mother spoke through a translator. >> translator: she hopes that the truth will come out, and hopefully what happened will not be repeated ever again. >> chen's family says they don't believe the 19-year-old committed suicide. the charges against the eight soldiers rage from dereliction of duty to manslaughter. an antioch father is due to stand charges in the death of his 2-year-old son. he also faces felony child abuse. police say lua told them, he hit the child with a closed

fist, because he was frustrated because the infant was crying. he is due back in court next month. resort managers at the sugarland resort have released the name of a boy who fell from a ski lift and died. two boys were on the ski lift with henderson, when he fell some 60 feet to his death. investors were selling tech stocks today, while most of the market took a breather. the tech heavy nasdaq slid 25 points lower after an earnings point from oracle fell short of expectations. the justice department announced the biggest settlement in its kind today involving countrywide financial. a lawsuit claims countrywide

systematically discriminated against african american and latino home buyers by charging higher fees and rates, and steering them into risky sub prime mortgages during the housing boom. bank of america agreed to pay $335 million to countrywide customers. in news of the world, from syria come reports of one of the deadliest days of the uprising. just two days ago came reports that nearly 90 army conscripts were killed when they tried to defect. journalists are heavily restricted in syria. in afghanistan, five polish soldiers died today in a roadside bomb attack. it is the deadliest attack on polish troops in the war. poland has 2600 troops in afghanistan. the united states currently has

94,000 troops deployed there. in hong kong, some 17,000 chickens are being killed after it was discovered that three chickens have died from the h1n1 strain of bird flu. the government has banned imports of chickens for three weeks. it's not clear if the chickens came from a farm in hong kong, or were imported. doctors and cancer. how this is helping a little girl in a bay area [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad

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to someone, she's glad that it happened to her. >> reporter: hundreds of children played in this soccer tournament in san ramon today, they played to benefit a little girl who couldn't be there. a girl they called breezy. breezy's real name is brianne bohanic. she's fighting an aggressive form of bone cancer. doctors will have to amputate her leg. breezy just turned 10 years old. >> she said if anyone i'm glad this happened to me, because i can handle it, she's incredibly strong. >> reporter: given the short notice, he says he was expecting just a handful of teams to pay the entry fee and participate. but a staggering 62 teams signed up, and they played soccer all day long. >> absolutely awesome. at first, i thought a few hundred dollars would be awesome. but we came out here and we

earned more than $6,000. we don't want to kind of ask for this stuff, but it's incredible when it comes our way. >> reporter: families say they want to help. breezy's popular and well known in youth soccer circles in the san ramon area. >> as a mom, it's heartbreaking. she's beautiful, she's a fighter. >> reporter: breezy is scheduled to have surgery in about a month, and it's 29 weeks of chemotherapy. her family is hoping what is happening out here today will help her keep fighting. in san ramon, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. a somber ceremony in san francisco tonight, activists and religious leaders gathered to remember the passing of those who lived their final days without a home. it's estimated about 100 homeless people died in san francisco this year. >> we really need to look at as a city why they died, and see if there's anything we can do to prevent those deaths from

happening. >> reporter: there's been an increase in almost 50% in the number of adults seeking shelter in the past few years. it was a fairy tale beginning when a utah father of six won a lamborghini in a contest. on saturday, david dopp won the bright green car worth $380,000. grinning from ear to ear, he drove away in his prize. listen to this. before the night was over, he hit a patch of black ice and slammed right into a fence post. now the car is getting fixed, and dopp is selling it. he says among other things $3,500 every 6 month for insurance is just too much. what he plans to do now is buy his family a more practical car. >> okay. outside tonight, more mild

temperatures. napa 54. santa rosa. 57. what's going on? the wimentds are slightly out -- winds are slightly out of the north, so we have downsloping winds. it's keeping things warm. do not be fooled. it will be cold tonight. the winds die down, santa rosa, and the inland valleys easing down toward the mid-20s, upper 20s. patchy fog especially in the inland areas. fairfield's gold. everybody is cold. there will be frost again tomorrow morning. the winds are going to die wind thing that's going to back off in a few hours. sunny and dry tomorrow. no rain in the forecast. the freeze warning in the north bay, patchy frost throughout the bay region in your thursday is going to look like your friday, look a lot like saturday, which can look a lot like sunday.

enjoy it, might as well. it's here. when things change around, it looks like maybe next week, we have a good chance of getting some rain in here, maybe significant rain. one of the models is suggesting that. time will tell. the five-day forecast for now is dry. maybe if this transpires next week, we'll be in good shape. that was the computer model. no clouds, and no green. it just rolled through, and nothing happened. cold start tomorrow morning. the santa clara valley, temperatures down there when you start off in the mid-30s. 59degrees lunchtime. maybe 62 for a daytime high. 55 in fairfield. warmer as you get towards the bay and the coast. 63 in pacifica. 62 in san jose. and your five-day forecast looks like this. no rain in the forecast. i hope we get some soon. i'm only chuckling because of that lamborghini story. he peeled out of the stadium.

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in the south bay today, the holiday kicked off early for thousands of children. more than 5600 kids are getting new bikes, toys and gifts from sacred heart service in san jose. the gifts come from donations. they also directed 3,000 food boxes to needy families this

christmas. what a game for the sharks. >> they spent the season figuring out who they are. they looked themselves in the mirror tonight and they love what they see, even though martin havlot will miss a couple games. ben theriot, just up from the minor leagues, his first goal on his first shift. 1-0. the sharks score five goals faster than they ever have. andrew desjardins. they finish the period with 5 goals. tampa completely twisted tonight. logan coture had three of them.

7-2. the sharks crushed tampa tonight. getting hurt is bad enough, but when it comes in a meaningless exhibition game, it runs salt in the wound. or in this case, the ankle of warrior star stephan curry. it's a chronic problem for him, unfortunately. it looks doubtful he will make the opener on christmas night. we sure don't know for sure until the game gets going against the chiefs, what kind of lasting affect the raiders gut wrenching loss has on them. they talk about you need to have a short term memory. simply put, the lions loss has the raiders in a long shot situation with regard to the postseason. coach jackson asked if the team will be able to move on after this loss. >> i'd say it has to be.

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