closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc a memorial service for the late police officer jim capoot is about to get underway. he was shot november 17th. >> thousands of officers from around the state and governor brown are there to pay tribute. good morning i'm kristen sze. and i'm cheryl jennings. amy hollyfield joins us vallejo high with more. >> reporter: the family and casket just arrived here to a full and silent football stadium. it is an incredible sight here in vallejo. those who knew the officer say

he deserves to have a perfect memorial service. officers here will tell you, it is never a pleasure, but always an honor to pay tribute to one of their own. hundreds of officers filed into vallejo today for officer jim capoot's memorial service. some driving through the night to be here. >> we left at 6:00 in the morning yesterday, 10 1/2 hour drive down here. long drive. we know what it means to the family when officers show up and pay respects and honor their fallen that's what we are here for. >> reporter: oakland police department brought 100 officers including some from the traffic department to help guide the different patrol cars. >> we know how vallejo pd feels going through this. it is a time of sorrow. >> reporter: officers from the fairfield police department and solano county sheriff's office are patrolling vallejo streets today, so vallejo officers can attend the service. san francisco police framed

one of officer capoot's uniform as a gift for vallejo. jeer all brothers and sisters. -- >> we are all brothers and sisters. >> it is overwhelming. the support we receive from our neighboring agencies, has been overwhelming. >> reporter: police officers aren't the only ones here. vallejo residents showed up to pay tribute. v everyday and risk their life and i feel like i need to be here no more than say a prayer for the family. i just had to be here. >> reporter: vallejo police say they've done their best to create a memorial service deserving of officer capoot. >> for the services that officer capoot has provided for our city, and the ultimate sacrifice he has made what we are doing pales in comparison. >> reporter: he was not only a police officer he was a marine, he was a basketball coach for

the girls team at the high school, husband and he was a father. someone from each section of his life will be speaking today, including his three daughters. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> we are streaming officer jim capoot's entire memorial service live on our website abc7news.com. another sad good-bye today to a man in uniform. the community of danville will hold a memorial for young marine killed in afghanistan this month. the remains of lance corporal joshua corral arrived monday. he was on his first tour of duty. memorial held at east bay fellowship church at 12:30 p.m.. there will be a reception this afternoon at san ramon valley high. remains of a south bay vol der also coming home today. california national guards man

-- sean walsh was killed in afghanistan. the 21-year-old will be met at moffett field by his family. walsh's funeral will be saturday at st. andrew's in saratoga. a vigil will be held tonight for the little boy who was shot in the head while in his father's arms. a total of seven were shot in the melee that took place in a liquor store parking lot during the filming of a rap video. crimestoppers is offering up to a $35,000 reward. police have set up an anonymous tip-line. the number is: 510-28 -- -- >> powerful winds are blowing in parts of the bay area already setting up dangerous conditions, especially in the

higher elevations. terry mcsweeney joins us live from the oakland hills where they are watching the trees closely. >> reporter: in the past 20 minutes or so we begun to get a breeze in the oakland hills. mike nicco telling me that right now in the higher elevations, gusts up to 50 miles an hour and more. some of that is going to be making its way down to the elevation i'm at now later tonight. pictures from below where i am this is the rock ridge area of oakland where they have lots of eucalyptus trees, shallow roots, weak limbs over powerlines, yesterday pg&e set out crews to cut down branches. there is a history of problems from strong winds. >> on my block we have eucalyptus trees and the brand. s are soft they break -- the brand. s are soft they break easily i've seen cars crashed, i saw where a branch went through a

windshield through the dashboard no one was in the car, but they make -- they do fall and do damage. >> reporter: in the south bay calfire staffing firefiging equipment in case a wildfire breaks out. they are prepared to respond to fires in southern california when the santa ana winds kick up down there. they are on standby for more let's check into the weather center. here is mike nicco. mike, thanks for the information. >> any time terry. thank you for letting us know what you are seeing there. on top of mount hamilton severe thunderstorm strength winds 58 mile per hour the fastest gusts we've had up there. oakland hills 29, mount tamalpais about 27. you get into the lower elevations, we are still calm around napa and concord winds picking up 12 miles per hour

in fairfield, novato, 13 santa rosa. winds will spread across the entire bay. areas in yellow, not above 1,000 feet gusts 45 miles per hour by 6:00 tomorrow orange where we can get 70 miles per hour. earlier fog and now gusty winds are causing delays for air travelers. at san francisco airport arriving flights are delayed nearly an hour. san jose airport nearly back to normal africans s last night and this morning due to fog. -- africans s and -- after cancellations last night and this morning due to fog. the city of san francisco is giving occupy protesters until 8:00 tomorrow morning to move out. the group rejected an offer to move from justin herman plaza to the mission district. the city has been preparing a

vacant lot on mission and 16th it would have water and toilets but would not allow children or pets. demonstrators say they need the location for visibility and preparing for possible arrests ii >> in los angeles, -- 1400 police cleared out the occupy l.a. encampment this morning they arrested at least 200 and removed 500 tents. police used a cherry picker to get protesters out of trees. occupiers had been ordered to leave two days ago. the police chief said officers used absolute minimum force to make those arrests two new reports bring good news for people looking for jobs. the market may be improving. companies added 206,000 private sector jobs in november. above expectations. separate report says lay-offs this month dropped 13% from a year ago.

consulting firm says total cuts for 2011 have already surpassed last year's total. stocks are soaring after the central banks of the wealthiest nations took action to ease fears of a global credit crisis they cut short term borrowing rates for banks. the dow showed up for -- more than 400 points. dow hovering right about there up 389 points inbbdx trading today.omreñ qu/$v common dug. >> new evidence on what is really in your child's apple @

the first sex abuse lawsuit has how been filed against jerry sandusky. a 29-year-old claims sandusky abused him more than 100 times when he was 10 years old in a penn state locker room, bowl game and at the sandusky home. he is not among the eight mentioned in a grand jury report. sandusky is charged with sexually abusing eight boys over 15 years. he acknowledges he showered with boys but denies molesting them. for months parents have been wondering if it is safe

to give their children apple juice after dr. oz warned about arsenic. dr. besser accused him of fear gathering. >> reporter: dr. besser does not come out on the winning side of the debate. but, he's blaming the fda for withholding the most damaging results of the study on arsenic in juice. it started on the dr. oz show. >> many so of the best known brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: chief health and medical editor for abc challenged dr. oz and his research on "good morning america." >> this fear gatheringg6bk remis me of yelling fire in a movie theater i'm very annoyed. -- >> reporter: consumer reports tested apple and grip juice, including some of america's favorite brands. -- out of 88 samples, 10% had total arsenic levels greater than the federal standard for

drinking water. dr. besser blames the fda for backpedaling on its original statement that made him so adamant juice was safe. >> they said there was an industry standard turns out there is not. they said the type of arsenic in apple juice was the safe kind. turns out it was not. they published results online so we could look at it. the problem is, they withheld eight results that were very highly. >> reporter: the fda released this statement: a small percentage of samples contain elevated levels of arsenic. in response the fda has expanded surveillance activities and is collecting additional data. consumer reports found 25% of the juices it tested had lead levels higher than the fda standard for bottled water. the juice)gtú products associatn says juice is not water. to compare the trace levels of arsenic or lead in juice to the regulatory guidelines for

drinking water is not appropriate. consumer advocates hope this controversy leads to better guidelines. >> we need to pay attention to the results of that process which is setting a limit and telling manufacturers of juice look for these levels and don't exceed this number. >> reporter: in the meantime, dr. besser's advice to parents limit how much juice your child drinks any way because it is linked to obesity. babies unsix months old should never drink juice and no child should drink -- drink juice out of a bottle. mike has a lot of work today. the winds have taken all the fog away but pose their own problem in the fastest gusts haven't reached us yet. also, what the new home address of lt. governor gavin newsom is hinting about his political future. good news out for the millions who take the popular

cholesterol drug lipitor.

lt. governor newsom is buying a new home that has some raising questions about his future political aspirations. he is buying a 2.2 million

dollar home in kentfield part of lynn woolsey's congressional district she announced in june she would not run in 2012. a spokesperson for the lt. governor said he has no plans to run for her seat. watch those tree limbs around your home, winds start to pick up. >> pg&e was out trimming and there are so many they probably won't get to all of them, hopefully the winds won't be that fast in your neighborhood there. ey could accelerate during the evening and overnight when they could be the fastest. right now ocean beach looks like it is stir up a little angry-looking this morning, some of the waves. one more bouncing too as was sutro cam there this is from vollmer peak looking back towards mount tamalpais. winds are picking up now gusts in livermore up to 28 miles per hour, half moon bay

26. still around 10 15 for everybody else right now calm at sfo. let's talk about temperatures upper 40s napa and oakland everybody else in the low to mid 50s, fairfield, santa rosa novato and livermore upper 50s. low to mid 60s santa cruz, watsonville, monterey 52. farther behind gilroy at 52 monterey 59. breezy and sunny this afternoon the fastest winds will hit our hills tonight calmer weather will roll in friday and hang out through the weekend even into early parts of next week. today warmer than yesterday by three to eight degrees mid 60s across the board from 62 clear lake to 65 in numerous areas to 66 around santa rosa. monterey bay 70s return low 70s around the bay inland mid to upper 60s you will see the winds come in, in a couple of

hours if they are not there already. tonight overturning with of the atmosphere due to wind, i think the 30s are gone from the last couple of days. temperatures when you step out tomorrow in the 40s. also when the winds could be peaking. the cold front moving across the bay. that's why we are seeing winds start to kick up and become faster even lower elevations. high pressure moves into the great basin low to our south distance between the two and the fact these are strong areas of high and low pressure create this pressure gradient or this tightening of the winds that create the warning that you see for the areas in orange. where the gusts could be around 70 miles per hour. [ unintelligible ] the rest of us winds could hit 45 miles per hour. here's your seven-day forecast, not much of a temperature change we are in low to mid 60s even out to the coast calmer friday not a chance of

rainy where in this forecast. it is really dry this time this year compared to last year when we were having record snows in the sierra. for people taking the popular cholesterol lowering drug lipitor you have the option of taking a less expensive generic version. pfizer's patent expired today, offering unprecedented discounts and incentives expected to make the price comparable or less than the cost of the generic version to keep its market share. lipitor brings in 11 billion dollars a year. it is not known how much that generic version will cost. more than 17 million people have been prescribed lipitor. burger changing french fry recipe for the first time in more than a decade. the new fries are thicker, have less sodium, but an added coating that makes them countries and keeps them hotter longer -- crisper and

keeps them hotter longer. the fries will be out next year. starting tomorrow mcdonald's will begin charging 10 cents from customers who request toys in their happy meals. last year san francisco became the first major u.s. city to prohibit fast food restaurants from including toys with children's meals that don't meet certain nutritional guidelines. money from the toy sales will benefit

today, designing your own holiday card. and the food to lower your risk of alzheimer's. we'll have those stories and more later today. hold on to your hat that wind advisory kicking in soon. >> taking the fog away so we den have to worry about that. the winds are the -- the winds chase the fog away now they could pose other problems if you live above 1,000 feet gusts could hit 70 miles per hour that could down trees and powerlines that would be north bay mountains, [ unintelligible ] the rest of us need to worry about winds that could gust to 45 miles per hour that coulds to sell lawn furniture even --

that coulds to sell lawn furniture and even trash cans. >> that will do it for us on abc7 news thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> keep track of the latest news on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. facebook.com/abc7news. >> have a great day. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc