>>reporter: jim cook who was a vallejo police officer her father of three and a basketball coach. he decided to follow in his father's footsteps and join the u.s. marine corps in 1985 after high school. he received an honorable discharge in 1989 and became a highway patrol officer in 1990. the two years later, cut to--capoot and join the vallejo police

vallejo police officer of the year. >> he is a guy that is loved by everyone, he was a trainer and almost all aspects of police work driving, shooting, tactical communications, a rest and control. he was a motor officer a swat member, we are a small police department and we are a tight family. >>reporter: he is also being remembered by the coaching staff at vallejo high-school when he was also the women's basketball coach. >> jim was a guy that put all his efforts into whatever he did. you could tell by the way he coaches basketball, that is the character that you judge a man. >>james: stay with us on our web site as we continue the latest investigation into the officer's killing and the search for the suspect. you can go to our facebook fan page to post your comments and seymour photographs and details

about the story. >> we will talk to your cousin about when the rain is moving in for today, good morning. >>erica: good morning, we had some rainfall overnight but it was so low in nature did not hit the ground. we have patchy fog over the heart of the bay area and chances for rain will increase i walked through the time line. we will continue to see wet weather as we get closer to the weekend but we will dry out as we head closer to monday and tuesday. your temperature is right outside the door on the mild side in the '40's and '50's everywhere currently not dealing with any '30's. we are off to a pretty good start in santa rosa. i do want to turn our attention to the storm tracker. here is a live look at exactly where the wet weather is, it is pretty much sitting over eureka right now but in the next couple hours it will shift southward that will

increase our chances for rain in the north bay. this future cast is set for a a.m., the light green indicates that there is light rainfall infiltrating the bay area. as we advance the clock by lunchtime it becomes a little more widespread of the to the north bay. the yellow indicates moderate rainfall as we advance closer to 1:00 p.m. it crosses the golden gate bridge in downtown san francisco and portions of the east bay will deal with rainfall. we will continue to see this through out the evening. we are still contending with wet weather by 9:00 p.m. on friday. here is a mature afternoon highs, mostly in the '50s no one getting in the 60s today. oakland could be one of the warmest spots coming in at 67--57. >>erica: your seven day

around the bay forecast shows wet weather not only for today but stretching into the weekend as well. we will definitely see shower activity and we could see a break for most locations saturday afternoon. sunday we will see heavier rainfall along the coastline. we set the stage for more wet weather as we head into wednesday and yes, that chance at does exist to see some potential rainfall as we get closer to thanksgiving day. over in the traffic department we have a hot spot to tell you about, eastbound highway 24 after pleasant hill road, a fatal accident is there one fatality has been confirmed. three lanes have been blocked off and one lane is open. it is early and still in the non commute section so we see it the green on the roadways indicating speeds over 50 mph. we have

no indication of when these lanes will be open so i would avoid the area if you can. we are sending a live crew to the scene so hopefully we will have more information coming up in my next report. other than that we had a little bit of road work around the bay area nothing really slowing down your ride. the north bound minutes freeway--minute freeway is clear. west bound and he's down 92 are in very good shape. as he take it over to the golden gate bridge south bound 101, and empty deck awaits you. >>justine: occupy uc- berkeley protesters are holding a meeting at sproul hall they discussed what

their next steps will be. the biggest discussion if they should set up a another in kama now or wait a few weeks. this is after the police tore down their encampment of about 20 something tents. >>justine: occupy oakland have now moved to snow park and they plan on moving to another part that is used by the oakland school for the arts. this school was having concerned about how to keep students away from the protesters when school comes back on monday. we will take a look at the james lick freeway this looks to be a start of a wet weekend. stay with us.

pajama herman cain will beginning secret service protection from now on. the cane campaign requested the protection but secret service would not elaborate as to why. this comes as allegations of sexual assault continued to swirl around canada. catherine more--reports that came out emotional talking about the process of being elected. >> my grandkids a love it we never run out of good new hampshire maple syrup. >>catherine: kane also showed a difference side of his often brash demeanor when he started talking about his faith, his wife and what her role would be during his inauguration. >> i almost can't say it, holding the bible when i'm sworn in.

>> it is emotional. >>catherine: came later explain the rigors and scrutiny of the campaign which included allegations of sexual harassment has been personally tough on those around him. >> if i ever reached a point where this campaign became damaging to my family, my wife and my family i am not a quitter, but there is a point beyond where you will not go. >> i feel pretty good today. >>catherine: by at the time of the thursday afternoon rally he was back on message and he was back on the offensive. >> who knows every detail of every country of every situation on the planet, nobody. a leader is supposed to make sure that we work on the right problems we assign the right priorities. surround yourself with good people, put together plans and lead.

>>justine: it is time for a quick break on the kron4 morning news will got side to our camera over the golden gate bridge showing up, the roads look a little wet this morning. we will talk more about the weather and traffic right after this break.

is >>erica: check out your satellite radar, we have a lot of cold air behind this. so in the next few hours we will see whether in the bay area and possibly snow in the sierra. a winter with 353 has been issued egos and affect actinium stretching toward midnight. snow levels are down for 3,000 ft.. we could see periods of moderate snow and

wind especially among the passes, so certainly be aware of that. >>erica: as we head for saturday you could wake up to showers of for the most part looks like we could be drawn into the afternoon the neck storm system makes its way closer to saddam the evening stretching into sunday morning. we could actually get significant rainfall all day sunday especially along the coastline and up to the north bay hopefully more dry and sunny conditions as we move closer to monday and tuesday and then we we introduced the wet weather to the forecast as we get closer to the middle of the week. in the traffic department we have the hot spot this morning, a concerned fatal accident at least one fatality with a three car crash that happened around 3:15 a.m.. east bound 24 right after pleasant hill road, three of the lanes are currently blocked off only one lane is open to traffic because it

is still early out, this is a fresh look at the map, we see no slowed down just yet. speeds are still at 50 mi. per hour. chp and emergency crews are on the scene. it looks like to tow trucks are on their way, a corner has been called the chp has no estimated time when the lanes will reopen. we have a live crew headed to the scene. in other traffic news there is no other hot spots to tell you about. the approach the bay bridge toll plaza is practically empty. the stand until bridge ride is nice and easy in both directions. this drive time between 12 and 13 minutes from in to end. as he take a live look at the golden gate bridge you will see the headlights making their way into the city this morning. there are no reports of any delays for your entire ride coming out of navato this morning. >>justine: the supreme court unanimously ruled that opposes a proposition may

have the right to appeal the decision. this goes back to the ninth circuit court of appeal or a future ruling will be made on whether proposition 8 violates the u.s. constitution. it looks like the federal government will have a pretty hard time avoiding another shutdown happening through mid december. both the senate and house passed a temporary spending bill that will last until december 16th. the last spending bill they passed was set to run out on midnight on friday. lawmakers keep having to pass these temporary gaps because the senate has not passed a full federal budget plan since april 2009. >>james: here in california the budget battle is heating educated where it hurts, state educators from grades k through 12 are bracing for cuts that could come to their own school if the state revenues are as low as they are projected. then permit take a look at what that might mean for school districts and the students. >>reporter: schools across

california are bracing for immediate around a budget cuts that could be triggered if state revenues are as low as the new report suggests. >> is getting really tough for schools, schools have cut class sizes, some districts have reduced the school year they have laid off teachers they do not have many other places to be able to go. >>reporter: $240 million in home to two school transportation could be cut along with $1.5 billion in k through 12 education. >> i believe almost all of our 23 school districts have plan to be able to come from a year budget cuts. >>reporter: mateo county school superintendent says that most school districts in san mateo county have already set aside reserves so that these additional cuts will have little to no impact this year. districts that did not do the same thing may end of laying off non teaching staff, or they may shorten their school

year by creating additional furlough days for teachers. >> what is being shortchanged in all of this is our future these are kids and we owe them a good education. >>reporter: the state is still weighing a second report to determine whether or not the triggers will take place and the cuts will be made. the final determination will be coming on december 15th. if the cuts need to be made, they will become effective on january 1st. >>james: we have a quick break that for 20 1:00 a.m.. let us go outside and give you a look at mount tancam. so far it isn't ok morning. there is a chance for rain for today and into the weekend will get a look at this with erika's coming up at the bottom of the hour.

>>erica: take a look at our traffic map, you can see top speed out there. there is no estimated time of when these three lanes will reopen on 24. but we have a live crew headed to the scene. i will have more information coming up and my next report. >>james: as we glance at the seven day around the bay we do have a chance of showers for today. if you have any outdoor plans be ready for a real showers to arrival your area at some point during the weekend. i will tell you that we have a winter weather advisory in effect for the sierra today. i believe the start time has been adjusted from 4:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m.. but it will last. if you have any business in the sierra get ready for some snow fall.

beyond the weekend we have monday and tuesday looking pretty good and wednesday in its your thanksgiving thursday we have another chance of some wet weather. unfortunately your thanksgiving holiday could be a damp one, we will let you know so stay tuned for that. >>justine: also this morning doctors are a pretty amazed about what patients are able to in just or insert into their stomachs. and ipod, a gun, even dolls have showed up on an x-ray. now there is a picture book that was published by a trio of physicians of wayward items. >> need we say that this goes here, and not in here. an electrical cord that was x-rated in someone's gut and there were a hundred of these. >> what was a gun doing up there? and the tweezers? the

new book is called stuck up, 100 objects inserted and injected in places they should not be. it was done by at this physician and two other doctors. we doubt that they will be able to pass the salt, the pepper mill, the egg beater or the chopsticks? >> most commonly we see long slender objects because that is the most formfitting. >> we will not dwell on how old the everyday objects and up were the sun does not shine. most of the time it was not an accident so often that is what people claim. >> i accidentally fell on an object that is the common accidental story you hear. >> who has not sat on their glasses really hard while nude the doctor said that the x-rays are real some items are graphically in hand so that people can see them. everything from a computer mouse to a cassette tape. >> that was an older x-

rays. >> the more recent is an ipod. and how the the gun get stuck in the middle? the good news if it was not loaded but maybe the patient was. >> the series a scrubs it did a whole episode of the subject. scrubs' accurately describe how to remove a light bulb. >> all we need to do is threaten angioplasty balloon passed the bolt, inflated and then pulled. >> one of the oddest items, see where that to lay it rolled up like a cigar ended up? the doctors favor found objects are action figures, are was light years from toy story. >> to infinity and beyond.

>> he said beyond, not behind. this is barbie but this is not her dream house. >> do you have a magazine? not any. >> i mean on you? >>james: we will take a live look and be right back. ]s

>>reporter: swat team members with guns drawn as they searched the vallejo neighborhood for a second suspect in the shooting death of an officer who was gunned down as he chased the man. police say they

responded to a robbery in vallejo on spring street just after 1:30 p.m.. and in rock officer spotted the suspect suv that you see right here after a three to 4 mi. high-speed chase the suv was bumped by the police and forcing it to spin out there was a foot chase, shops were fired and then an officer went down eventually dying from his wounds. the police say the officer did not fire any shots and he was wearing body armor. officers arrested a suspect shortly thereafter and a closed off roads in the area and went door-to-door for several hours. they search for a second possible suspect but did not find anyone. several hours later they open the neighborhood to those trying to get home. >>james: officer capoot flag draped casket was taken by van away from the hospital last night. reggie kumar continues our team coverage with a closer look at his life. >>reporter: officer capoot

was a vallejo police officer, father of three and a basketball coach. he was born in little rock arkansas when it's father worked as a police officer for 20 years. he decided to follow in his father's footsteps and join the u.s. marine corps in 1985 after high school. he received an honorable discharge in 1989 and became a california highway patrol officer in 1990. they say that he was a highly decorated officer who received medals of courage and in 2000 he was named vallejo police officer of the year. >> i work with him for all 19 years that he was with us he the guy that was loved by everybody. he was a trainer and almost all aspects of the police work. driving, shooting, tactical communications arrested control. he was a more officer is what member, we are a small police

department and we are a tight family. >>reporter: officer couple is being merca--remembered by the coaching staff at vallejo high school he was the women's basketball coach. >> he always put all his efforts into everything he did. you could tell by the way he coaches basketball that is the character that you judge a man. >>james: stay with us can our web site as we have the latest on the information into the officer that was killed and the suspect that was arrested in the one that they're still looking for if that person exists. >>justine: it is friday, and we want to find out what is happening with all this rain for the weekend. eric is here with all the details. >>erica: good morning justine, the good news is that we will only see on and off showers throughout the weekend it would not be a washout by any stretch of the imagination but it could certainly affect your evening commute you'll

probably need a number alleges that outside the door for right now we are dry that is the most important part. we did see some drizzle and the overnight hours and up to the north bay but most of that was so light that did not even hit the ground. at for current conditions, temperatures are running on the mouse side, still not dealing with any '30's, we have 40 the '50s bay area wide. santa rosa is holding on to 46 degrees and we are about two degrees cooler in napa. one of our warmer spots this morning along with my view, it looks like we see a mixture of 40's and '50's down into the south bay for places like los gatos and san jose. as we see where the temperatures will go from the rest of the day i have set the future passed up for about 7:00 a.m.. the purple on your screen indicates that we will be in some 30 for places like santa rosa into petaluma and most of the bay area will want to the 40's and '50's or early stay there. as we advance close to lunchtime all the loophole advanced on your screen and buy another two

hours a look like to stay in this condition. we have no '60s really to talk about everyone is holding on to the mid-50s. as we turn our attention to the storm tracker for, you can see the green on your screen that indicate precipitation, and wet weather just to the northwest this is sitting over eureka right now but it will shift further south. our first chance of rainfall in the bay is about 8:00 a.m. on friday. this light green on your screen indicates showers making their way closer to santa rosa. as we advance the car close to 12:00 p.m. it becomes a little more widespread in the north bay. by 1:00 p.m., it crosses the golden gate bridge in with the rainfall in downtown san francisco, san bruno and portions of the east bay as well. by 3:00 p.m. you can see that everyone is getting a dose of the wet weather and by 5:00 p.m. it is still there for your evening commute home. we will continue to see light scattered

showers. your 70 around the forecast not only shows what weather to contend with for today but stretching into tomorrow as well you could wake up to some scattered rainfall as you can to saturday morning. but for the most part it looked like things will be dry. our next and the rainfall is actually the overnight hours, basting it to sunday and sunday we can see the wettest weather out in the system. we have dry conditions on tap setting the stage for what weather again as we head into the middle of next week. want to traffic, we are still tracking and either--a sigler alert. at last check it look like three lanes have been blocked off but the chp majomay have opened up a novel. we haven't live crew headed to the scene and we will have much more information coming up in my next report. other than that it is pretty

quiet around the bay. a few more cars west bound 80 approaching the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is moving well up the incline and across the upper deck. no problems or delays for the san mateo bridge in either direction. the camera is checking around a little bit, is a little windy out of those special traffic revisory has been issued just yet. the golden gate bridge shows a lot of space between cars headed in the southbound direction. in fact this drive time is still running under 24 minutes coming out of navato. >>justine: thank you erica, now let us talk about the occupy protest. the occupy uc-berkeley movement talked- about will they do next the big question is whether they should set up a another encampment now, or sometime in the following weeks. this is coming one day after the uc police tore down their encampment of about 21

tents so far there is no indication of what the students plan to do next. occupy protesters in oakland are still maintaining their presence in the city but for now, they are out of snow park excuse me, they are camping out in snow park as the numbers continue to grow, protesters planned to relocate to the henry j. kaiser memorial park however, a section of the part is used by students of the oakland school for the arts. that school now has concerned on how they plan to keep students separate from the protesters when school goes back in session on monday. >>james: we will take a quick break as we go we have live pictures to show you from vallejo, a memorial has been set up and honor of officer jim capoot he has been with the police department for nearly two decades he had 18 years on the force and he was gunned down yesterday in a shootout with a suspected bank robber. we will have more on this story coming up in just a little bit.

the >>james: and the president announced secretary clinton's visit and bali. >>justine: in the wake of

the penn state scandal syracuse university is not putting one associate who basketball coach on administrative leave at the police say they are reinvesting any atrocities allegation case against him. he denies any wrongdoing in includes inappropriate, that in the 1980's and 1990's with a ball boy. syracuse's head coach says that fine has its full report. at a syracuse grad, i will be watching this closely and i will post updates on my facebook page. we will take a break here, but it looks like we may have some showers in the forecast for today, saturday and sunday and even for thanksgiving. we will be right back.

more >>james: we are back in the developing story is one man is behind bars and then

another they are in the search for. this is officer capoot, he had been fighting crime in vallejo for nearly 20 years. he was a longtime member of the community and his death comes as a shock now is the residence there but also to the police force which is a small force described by the members with in it as a family. we know there is a makeshift memorial set up in front of the police to parma will tran is out there will get a live report from him draw the morning skate to the and we will have the latest on our web site attakuas well. >>justine: we are looking at live pictures of a traffic accident i believe you have details on both. >>erica: the morning we have a lot to talk about in the meantime want to show you this live look from the mount tancam. we see clear

skies above the first chance the rainfall is 8:00 a.m.. this is the heart in the peak of your morning commute especially in the north bay. in the meantime we are dealing with a chilly start to the morning to return to the low '40's and '50's. in fact will drop down to the '30's as we get closer to sunrise. and to the overnight hour to indicate cloudy what conditions with temperatures in the '40's. into the afternoon will be slow to warm up, together to the struggling to get out of the low 50s. hayward, your afternoon high as 52 degrees the same goes for fremont. >>erica: this green on your screen indicates rainfall.

we will see whether in the bay area and snowfall in the sierra so as a result of weather in 53 has been issued for 10:00 a.m. stretch in towards the midnight hours. >>erica: here is a seven day run of a forecast that shows what weather.--wet weather.

>>erica: this is the eastbound highway 24. a three car crash happened around 3:15 a.m. and a person was ejected out of the car on to the roadway. we do have a confirmed fatality. it looks like traffic only squeezing by in the right-hand lane. there is no estimated time of reopening the lanes but we'll have more information on this developing hot spot coming up in my next report. the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza looks good. your san mateo bridge ride is good to go and the

golden gate shows a lot of space between cars traffic is moving at the limit. for everyone that is taking public transit there is no place to speak of just yet. >>justine: thank you erica. me >>james: a moment ago we told about the officer capoot story. and have will tran standing by with the latest from the scene. >>reporter: good morning james, we do not know if the police department is searching for a another suspect or suspects. but we do know that they have a lot of close due to an emergency in this the worst kind the death of a police officer. a memorial is right in from of the police said i--the police station. the whole community is touched. as you know vallejo went through bankruptcy, the

police department shrunk, they had to outsource some of the police work to some of the other surrounding agency that made them a little bit closer than your typical police department. it is already small and got even smaller and in the death of the 45 year-old police officer, a veteran of the vallejo police department. not only is the police department but also volunteered at a local high school and i heard that even students there even though he is no longer there he stopped volunteering around aug. the impact is felt throughout the community. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>james: thank you for that update will follow this story throughout the morning. >>justine: in other news around the bay, the san francisco department of public works is gearing up for this season by conducting a pothole blitz. they are going to identify and steel pot holes along major route through the end

of the week. this is a part of their campaign to ensure smooth, accessible and safe passage of travel. a fairfield mother has been convicted of murder following a fire that killed her three young children and a niece. sharetta jame las left the children along in the apartment while the power was off according to testimony she and her sister went outside to charge cellphone. the family was using candles that may have started this fire and she is facing up to 20 years in prison. >>justine: the death investigation and the drowning of actress natalie wood will not be reopened. she died after a night of partying on her yacht with her husband robert wagner and another actor. originally ruled an accident the police say they just that new information related to the case. a news

conference has been scheduled for today. we will let you know what happens. >>justine: weeks after kim kardashian file for divorce from chris humphries, the nba player is finally telling us about what he is feeling. he talked with the media while making a promotional appearance. >> as you all know, this has been a difficult time in my life and i am so grateful to chris, phil and my friends at sector for their unwavering support. >>justine: we will take a break on the kron4 morning news with a live shot from lafayette on highway 24. we have much more after this break.

>>stanley: this is how one artist envisions the way occupy sf should look. in reality it looks slightly different. yes, these people are fighting over a china cabinet. how did this in a here? >> i think it really reflects the movement. >>stanley: she is talking about china cabinet how the get here in the first place? the city laid out some rules about what they expect from this in camera and, for instance no cooking. yet i was able to find this guy cooking something in it does not appear to be food. if

you look around, you will find couches and chairs and whatever decision is no tents are permitted. look, thatweed. come to think of it, that is not allowed at all anywhere. the city expects all what ways to be clear someone not. they say there is no alcohol to be consumed at occupy sf, good luck with that one. nothing can be tied to any poles some people try to comply but still there was an issue. later in the day a cleanup crew arrived. >>justine: if you have a

story idea for >>stanley: you can e-mail him at people behaving badly. meanwhile, cecil williams of dropped off food and donated it to protesters. you can see is volunteers have to unload the food from the truck reverend williams and the glide foundation are known for their work and feeding the hungry year round especially during the holiday season. we are following a fatal accident this morning on the kron4 morning news as we take a look at the scene in lafayette on highway 24. this is a three car crash we know now that one person has died. we are on the scene as well as the police and we will have a live report action--live report in just two minutes.

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we want to talk about a multicar accident that happened earlier this morning on eastbound highway 24 around 3:00 a.m. just east of pleasant hill road. george, what can you tell us about this and how is it impacting traffic? >> george: so far this is not having a big impact on traffic because it is in a non commute direction of highway 24. the commute direction is so light at present, there is not enough traffic headed by to release slowdown anything. the bad news however is that they are likely to see this happen because there is no estimate of when it will reopen. >> darya: let us talk with jackie was on the scene right now see what he can tell us. can you hear me? it looks like we are losing that shot. go ahead. >>reporter: police vehicles are still on scene, the chp has not released much more

information. this is almost to the 680 interchange, you can see the in a change in the distance the lanes are shut down. we are waiting to get more information on exactly what happened and how many victims we are talking about. >> darya: your microphone was breaking up so i want to go over this one more time with you georgia. >> george: let us which from our live picture to the traffic maps. this occurred just before the interchange with the 680. the accident that occurred in the east bound direction means that it is the counter flow commute. the choke point for east bound 24 is not the walnut creek into change. so, with only one made available traffic is able to get by reasonably well. so far there are no reports of any significant back ups. the big concern is where the west bound commute gets into full swing with all the emergency vehicles across the center divider what will

it do to the commute? so far if you normally commute through the walnut interchange, you'll be fine. go ahead and head south and then make your turn toward the west. as this commute continues on, it is likely that you'll want to be about alternatives the easiest and the one that most people use is to take a pleasant hill around the interchange and then you will be on 24 west of the problem. as jackie point out, this accident did occur passed the pleasant hill interchange and that is good news for you. otherwise we are not looking at any other problems or hot spots. let us get a quick look at your ride to the bay bridge and the commute has been reported a good one. no problems from the right coming in at the macarthur maze. that is an easy trip. your ride apartment--through the san mateo bridge looks good. on friday its usually have a lighter commute for

marin county. >>erica: good morning george, it looks like we will see scattered showers throughout the week in a right now we are dry and that is good news. we have a live look at the james lick freeway we are contending with a little bit of patchy fog over the heart of the bay area and up to the north bay as well. we see some low clouds out there and our first chance for widespread rain is in the afternoon hours. we do have wet weather ahead as the structure to the we can let us take a look at your current conditions. temperatures are running in the '40's and 50's. as we head into the afternoon we will mostly see fifties around the bay. now turning our attention to the storm tracker. this green on your screen indicates what with activity especially up to the north of us. as we head closer to 8:00 a.m., you can

see that that is our first chance of what weather in the bay area. the light green on your screen indicates light showers for places like santa rosa. as we advance the clock by 1:00 p.m. it looks like the wet weather across the golden gate bridge and stretches into the downtown san francisco a portion of the east bay as well. we will continue to see light scattered showers across the afternoon and evening hours stretching into tomorrow as well. we have 50s across the board, 56 at redwood city, 57 for those in oakland and 50s from most parts of the north bay as well. as we take a look at your extended forecast we do see a chance of showers into the weekend and hopefully dry conditions for monday and tuesday. >>james: thank you very much erica, and we have another developing story out of vallejo. police are looking for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a vallejo police officer. we are talking

about officer jim capoot, he was gunned down in a pursuit of a bank robbery suspect yesterday afternoon. police have arrested one suspect it is unclear if that person shot and killed a 43 year-old officer. police responded there are greek at the bank of or america just after 1:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. officer spotted the suspect suv and after a three or four mile high speed chase the suv was bumped by the police force it to spin out, then it became a foot chase and the pursuit of that into back yards of homes in the neighborhood and that is where gunfire was exchanged. the officer died of his injuries at the hospital. officer capoot was before the vallejo police officer killed in line of duty in the city's 155 year history. we will have more on this story throughout the morning. we want to focus on the vallejo city officials

and the community that is mourning his death. that is where we find will tran this morning. >>reporter: this memorial continues to grow. this is such an emergency that they cannot late last night in basically put a sign that says the lobby is closed due to an emergency and of course the worst kind of emergency. it is the death of a police officer. let us show the picture, this is 45 year-old jim capoot he is a father of three daughters. he is loved throughout the community. he has been here for some time even at his wife here. and then recently a beloved couple of he and his wife died and he took in their kids for a little while and now the two kids are with their grandparents. not only is he a police officer but he was also a volunteer at a local high school. people even as early

as 5 058 m are showing up to pay their respects to the beloved man jim capoot including one person who's name is will he was an assistant coach with the team. can you talk about him? >> he always strive for excellence, his character was pristine. he went above his job to make sure that the girls were taking care of. he came out of his pocket numerous times to make sure the girls ate before a game. he was a mentor to me, a great person and a great father. it is a tragedy that this would happen to him. >>reporter: it looks like you have not slept all night were were you doing when you heard the horrible news? >> i was working on a flyer for my ministry for the youth revival in january i got called in the middle of it to hear about the news, and i have not slept at all because as i stated this does not seem real. >>reporter: have you talked

with his family at all? how are they doing? >> briefly. i mean, how can you be doing at this time. i am not sure as of right now, i spoke with several of them. we are trying to cope in deal with it. the majority of them say it does not seem real. ricky >>reporter: scored one last question, for those that do not know him and are getting to know him in the worst scenario briefly talk about him. >> he was a personal passion and integrity, that in character was to get the girls off the street. he went above and beyond the call of duty and made many sacrifices. other than that like i said he is a kind, gentle sweet person with a big heart and loving and passionate about what he does on and off the court as well as helping those in the

streets of vallejo. >>reporter: i have to tell you, the death of an officer is always horribly sad but especially in vallejo, we talked about how they went through bankruptcy and how they became smaller. they had to outsource some of their work to the surrounding communities and because of that they grew that much closer. you go to other bigger cities and sometimes they do not know officers met an officer of jones, but when you come to cities like this that are much smaller everybody knows everybody which is why you did the public information officer saying that nobody at this department is not impacted by the depth of 45 year old jim capoot will have much more on this and will be coming back to you shortly. >> darya: the time now is 5:09 a.m. and will be coming back with more information including information on this multi vehicle crash,

one person has died. we our live on the scene and will have more in just a moment.

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>> george: >>george: we have been tracking a hot spot. there are three left the lanes that have shut down to accommodate the investigation for a fatal accident. jackie sissel has been told that the lanes are about to reopen. the bad news is that there was one person killed in its early morning accident. it looks as though the accident will be cleared before it is able to make problems for other motorists. we will have more on the kron4 morning news returns.

>>george: the good news is in the accident has been cleared. i just spoke with the chp. we heard from jackie sissel that he was being moved off of the freeway because lanes were being reopened eastbound on highway 24. >>george: the corner has to do their investigation before the accident scene can be cleared, that has

happened and all lanes have been reopened, there is no backup to traffic. it is likely that we will not see any residual still sags in traffic from this early morning tragedy. let's get a quick check on what is happening for other freeways. we are not tracking any other hot spots. we are looking at your ride on the bay bridge.

>>erica: 40's and '50's all across the bay no matter where you are. we have some wet weather activity to the north of us sitting over eureka. behind the wet weather is a lot of cold air. temperatures will continue to drop as we head into the afternoon. where there is what weather in the bay area, they usually translates into snow in the sierra. a winter advisory cut until midnight. the 5-10 in. of snowfall is expected above 7,000 ft.. one-3 in. near 3,000 ft.. moderate

snow and wind become a gusty conditions, especially over the passes. you definitely need your tire chains. your 7 day around the forecast shows showers stretching into the weekend. hopefully dry conditions of monday and tuesday. as we turn our attention to the middle of the week we introduce what weather to the forecast. that includes things giving as well. we will keep you tune in to the forecast right here on the kron4 morning news. >>darya: if you are traveling by air, you have company. sfo expects more than 1 million people pass through the year for the thanksgiving holiday. that is an increase of more than 4 percent over last year. make sure that you have plenty of time to catch your flight. the security line will be long. the air corps recommends arriving at least an hour and a half before your departure time. the travel season for the holidays starts today and

runs through the 27th. the >>mark: the nba players have filed a lawsuit against the league. the lawsuit claims that the lockout that began in july is an illegal boycott and that 15th has conspired to fix prices in violation of the antitrust laws. the hearing is scheduled for march 9th. also this morning, syracuse university is putting as as the basketball coach bernie fine on administrative leave after police say there are real investigating child sex abuse allegations against him. he denied any wrongdoing. the allegations include an appropriate contact that occurred in the '80s and '90s. the syracuse head coach jim bay heim says he supports find fully in the that the at the allegations are nothing but lies. >>darya: new details in a story there rock hollywood nearly 30 years ago, the death investigation into the drowning of actress natalie

wood is going to be reopened. she died after a night of partying on a yacht. she was with her husband at the time, robert wagner and another actor, christopher walken. originally this was ruled an accident but police now say that they have just received new information related to the case. in a news conference is set for today. we're back with more in a couple of minutes. let's take a live look at the approach to the bay bridge. nice, light and dry. we will be right back. this

>>darya: and idaho man accused of firing at the white house believes he is jesus and barack obama is the anti christ. oscar hernandez is charged with attempting to assassinate

the president or his staff. here is a photo of him. he allegedly fired nine rounds at the white house last friday night. that investigation continues. >>james: herman cain is getting some secret service protection. he is the first candidate to be placed under protection in this election cycle. usually the secret service protects major candidates about four months before the general election. his campaign requested this service. herman cain is pushing ahead with his bid for the republican nomination but the quest could come to when and if things get too ugly for his family. those comments came during a campaign stop in new hampshire were herman cain got emotional talking about the prospect of a nomination. >> if i have reached a point where this campaign began damaging to my family, my wife and family, i am not a

quitter, but there is a point beyond that i will not go. >>james: the campaign has included allegations of sexual harassment, he says it has been personally tough on those around him. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes. do not go away. sinc sco

>>darya: police are looking for a second suspect in the fatal shooting of a vallejo police officer. here was the scene after words. the officer was a 19 year veteran, he was gunned down in pursuit of bank robbery suspect. the lees have arrested one suspect. police

responded to the robbery call at a bank of america on springs road around 1:30 p.m.. after a 3-4 mi. high- speed chase, the sec was bombed by the police, forcing it to spin out. during a foot chase, he was gunned down and later died from his injuries at the hospital. he was the fourth of vallejo police officer killed in the line of duty in the city's 155 year history. this morning, residents and officials are mourning his death. a memorial continues to grow outside of headquarters. that is where we find will tran and with the latest. >>will: here is the memorial, it is right in front of the police station and continues to grow. about 30 minutes ago we had someone come by and say a prayer. that was an assistant coach that coast

with him at the high school in a vallejo. here is the character of the officer. he has been in the bay area since 1986. he met his wife here and leaves behind three daughters. 17, 19 and 22. if you talk to people around here, they consider him an extended of art, brother, someone they really built up to. this man, his name is a well williams. we spoke with him about his beloved friend. if >> he is a care giver, he is amazing, he strives for excellence here in at the way he went about his job and above his job, to make sure that the girls were taken care of, he came out of his pocket numerous times to make sure that the girls ate before a game. he was a mentor to me, he was a great person and a good father. it is a tragedy that this happened to him. >>will: i can tell you, in just speaking to him, his

eyes were red, he had not slept at all drop the night. he was very distraught. after reviewing with us, he jumped into his car and drove away. he was very birkenau. this is the worst kind of emergency, the death of a police officer. coming up at 6:00 a.m., we will have more reaction from the community. >>james: let's get the latest on a hot spot. there's a problem on highway 24 near walnut creek. >>george: as far as traffic is concerned, the incident on 24 is just a memory. the chp has completely clear the scene. jackie sissel has discovered the traffic had

been released while he was still on the freeway. for the last 15 minutes, traffic has been moving. all lanes are reopened and the traffic is completely clear westbound on 24 or eastbound on 24. there was a fatal accident that occurred earlier this morning were a young woman was killed. the accident is now completely gone from the roadway. there is no residual effect. we are not attracting any other hot spots this morning. on the bay bridge westbound, no problems here, an easy commute from the nimitz and the east shore. it is also an easy ride on the san mateo bridge with no delays. xi sachs

>>darya: the loss angeles city attorney's office said that representatives from occupy l.a. are seeking a temporary restraining order of their own, trying to prevent police from dismantling the encampment around city hall without notice. protesters claim that they have the right to notice police have said that they do not plan a surprise raid on the camp and are trying to negotiate a timeline to end the protest. >>james: here is a live look outside from the james lick freeway here in san francisco where traffic is moving well. george is falling other developments. the latest attempt coming up at 5:45 a.m.. catfish

>>mark: right now stock futures are positive. here

is how stocks ended yesterday, lower by a large margin with concern over spain's economic situation. dow futures are positive this morning, we will see what happens when the opening bell rings. >>darya: recent news minister says there will be no new austerity measures needed. government officials in italy have begun deliberations in

>>james: when we come back more with george on that but latest update for the accident commute.

>>mark: it is friday. we have people with weakened plans and we have interesting whether to talk about. >>erica: we have some light winds and a little bit of patchy, dense fog. for the most part, great conditions and clear skies. we have the potential for scattered showers consisting into the

evening. as we check out overnight conditions, most temperatures will be in the low '40's. patchy fog itself of livermore. we could have some problems with visibility. it looks like we will rid ourselves of that and cycladic conditions as we get closer to sunrise. we do have a wet weather just to the north of us sitting over eureka and stretching closer to ukiah. behind the wet weather system we have cold air. temperatures will struggle to get into the mid-50s. as we check out rainfall we have snow on tap mostly in the sierra. a winter weather advisory will be in effect stretching towards midnight. snow levels could get down to about 3,000 ft.. we could

see. a moderate snow and windy, dusty conditions. if you are traveling to the sierra you will need to keep your chains handy. periods of heavy rainfall along the coast line. monday morning we will see more sunshine and partly cloudy conditions with temperatures in the low 60s. towards the middle of the week we will have more but weather. the timing for that coming up in just a little bit. >>george: right now we are not tracking any hot spots. the 880 approach is backing up because of people heading to the open toll lane on

the right hand side of the lamp. no problems reported on the upper deck. your ride on the san mateo bridge has been a good one. problem free with no delays eastbound or westbound. for the golden gate bridge, 101 looks pretty smooth and both directions. fridays, we have noticed that there is more northbound traffic even an early morning hours. the north bay ride through milan

is a great one. from novato to the toll plaza we are looking at about 24-26 minutes. >>darya: in a news around the bay, santa cruz police are looking for whoever robbed a chase bank. the robbery happened yesterday around 11:00 a.m. at a branch at 730 ocean street. the robber approached a teller and handed a note demanding money. the teller obeid to the request and that the robber took off with an undisclosed amount of cash and sled on such. the robber is described as a man in his early-mid 20s with a medium build and freckles. the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating what was supposedly and incidents of sexual battery. the woman says she was walking on oak road when she felt someone

grab her. she turned around and saw that it was a man who had been following her. the suspect let go of the woman and then it took off. police are searching for the suspect. they have a very simple description at this point. costs >>james: in fairfield, a mother has been convicted of murder following a fire that killed her children and her niece. according to testimony she and her sister went outside to charge their cell phones. the family was using candles at the time and they say that is what may have started a fire. james faces 20 years in prison. >>darya: president obama says that hillary clinton will be traveling to miramar, the first visit in

50 years, this is the most dramatic sign of changing relationship between the united states into burma. >>president obama: if >> fails to move down the path of reform, it will continue to face sanctions and isolation. if it seizes this moment, reconciliation can prevail and burma as the people may get the chance to live with a greater measure of freedom, prosperity and dignity. that possibility is too important to ignore. >>james: skis air air will

>>darya: this city of san francisco has allayed our role severe about what it expects from protesters. stanley roberts has found up people are breaking those roles. >>stanley: this is how one person envisions the way occupy sf should look. in reality, it looks slightly different. these people are

fighting over a door. >> it is a china cabinet. >>stanley: how did a china cabinet and up here? >> it reflects a the creativity and the spirit of the movement. how did it get here in the first place? the city of san francisco lead our roles about what it expects from the encampment. for instance, no cooking. >>stanley: i was able to find this guy cooking something. it does not appear to be food. if you look around you will find couches, chairs and what ever this is. week! that is me. drugs of any kind are not supposed to be allowed. >> that is good week! >>stanley: some people think that smoking marijuana is illegal in san francisco, it is not! this city expects all walkways to be clear, but many were not. the city

demanded that there is no alcohol to be consumed. good luck with that one. nothing can be tied into a pole, and i have to admit some people were trying to comply but still, there is an issue. there are supposed to be clean for a potties. if only i could describe the smell. later in the day, a cleanup crew arrived. >>mark: we have much more straight ahead as the kron4 morning news returns. yeah