a high school english teacher has been arrested why her students are being questioned. wet roads could lead to a tough commute. we'll tell you where the trouble spots are. plus overnight rain is starting to move south but are we done with the rain? can we warm it up by the weekend? we'll have the latest on a series of vicious raccoons

attacks. the raccoons dropped down on a woman from a try. good morning. thank you for joining us it's wednesday november 10th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. it looks like everything is about done. you can see one just clipping san mateo county. there has been light rain. bolder creek our observer said some light rain there. 50s and 60s. temperatures still staying below average. here is sal. steve using fancy words. westbound 80 as you head out to the maze. traffic is moving along okay as you head out to the maze. no major problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound bay traffic is light.

let's go back to dave and pam. thank you. 6:01 is our time. we're going to start with overnight news. it involves a high school teacher accused of having sex with her male student. jade hernandez is joining us live now. good morning. good morning. this teacher is no long never jail this morning. she is a teacher at rodriguez high. we have learned from the jail that she has been released on bail. the jail did not know how much her bail had been set at. a 27-year-old felicia killings is a teacher as i mentioned earlier. the sheriffs office confirms that killings is accused of haves sex with a 17-year-old student. the jailhouses the teach sore charged with statutory rape, child endangerment, first

period does not start until 8:00 this morning. we have contacted authorities and hope to hear back from them soon. reporting live jade hernandez. an alameda woman is recovering after a terrifying attack by raccoons. she is one of several victims since june. it happened in the area of alameda at a park. ktvu channel 2 reporter christian captain is there with live information. >> reporter: let's go ahead and show you what may be drawing them to the area. you see the dumpster right here. raccoons obviously looking for scraps for food. that may be what's drawing them closer to people and bringing them into proximity. the latest attack happened on sunday and the victim said it was something out of a horror movie. >> i knew it was a bite, but i don't remember pain.

i was screaming bloody murder. >> reporter: so far there have been nine attacks since june. the latest victim was bitten on the leg. she was walking her dog when an aggressive raccoon approached her. four more animals joined in on that attack. she was able to get under way and under going a series of a bees shots. >> i had to get a tetanus shot and a rabies vaccination and i have to go back for three more shots of a bees. a wildlife experts are speculating the raccoon speculation -- animal control officers are trying to trap the raccoons. they say more than likely they will not youth noise them because that's a -- euthanize them because that's an

unpopular idea. everybody that combs here to washington park has some story about the raccoons. we talked to joggers this morning they have seen raccoons. it's an issue ongoing here at washington park. we're live in alameda. tensions are also rising in one east oakland neighborhood. police are defending their actions after officers shot and killed an unarmed man. now authorities have identified the man killed on track street monday night as derrick jones. investigators say they fired on him after he repeatedly reached for his waistband and produced what officers believed to be a metal object. police say moments earlier he attacked a woman at a laundry mat. >> he attacked her and choked her. >> she was a family guy. just had a daughter. she was only two years old.

she was the nicest dude around. he wouldn't hurt a fly. >> last night dozens of people gathered outside the oakland barbershop he owned to bay attribute. members of jones' family are meeting with attorney john burrless who also represents oscar grants family. you can get more information on this by going to our website ktvu.com. 6:05. we go back to sal even though so far this morning it has been quiet in the commute. >> it has been quiet this morning. if you are driving out in the bay area roads i think you will see a pretty light commute. we are look at a bay bridge. right now traffic will be light here. they have turned the melterring lights -- they have turned the metering lights on. we'll have another traffic report in a few minutes.

this is a look at 880 north and southbound. that commute looks good. we had a crash at 98th avenue. we're looking around here at the chp information page they give to traffic reporters there is a not a lot going on. traffic is moving along well. there is no problems. and now let's go to steve paulson. sal, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> a few light showers still right there near half-moon bay and past quader a. not much there but it is there. san jose last hour said light rain now they say partly cloudy. right down out of the northwest pretty strong low digging into nevada. the backside will accumulate afternoon showers. i think for us it will be mostly sunny. partly cloudy. fog being reported at the napa airport.

makes sense. there is so much moisture in the air without any breeze yet that is easy to form. we are looking for improving conditions. that look like the last system for awhile. st. helena picked up a third of an inch. san francisco a tenth of an inch a and dublin .10. i know many areas mountain view to livermore to .05-.09. temperatures today will be very close to yesterday. we had a lot sunshine within head the rain overnight. 60s again. 60 to 63 it didn't change much. 44 in napa and santa rosa. those skies are clearing. 50 palo alto. 30s up in the mountains. 43 ukiah. 50 down to palm springs.

there is low in nevada. that is a cold system dropping in. high pressure right around here. starting to move in. after that system goes by we'll see that built in and by the weekend it looks breezy and warmer. today we have clouds a few light showers. peninsula toward monterey bay. we have light fog. it looks like a north, northeast wind. it means breezy and warmer. >> thank you. protest in long beach are planned today as university trustees meet for a final vote of increasing tuitions. one idea will increase tuition by 5% or $105 starting in january. the other would increase tuition by an extra $440 next fall. it's possible the fall increase could be rescinded if state lawmakers approve extra funding

in the state budget. san francisco mayor gavin newsom is promising he will veto the so-called happy meal decision. city ss voted to make san francisco the first city in america to ban fast food restaurants from giving away toys with meals. the proposed law is designed to help childhood obesity. parents not politicians should decide what children eat. they have enough votes to override the mayors veto. one local company is handing out raises. big ones to every one of its employees. the reason it wants to pay more right in the middle of a very tough economy. and i will tell you how president obama is trying to use the g-20 summit in south korea to create more jobs in the u.s.. that is coming up as the morning news continues.

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welcome back. 6:12. the mystery continues this morning over what it was that streaked across the southern california skies. take a look at this video again filmed by a tv news helicopter. 35 miles off the coast of los angeles monday evening. spectacular. even the experts can't agree on what it is. >> it could be a test firing of an intercontinental missile. >> it's clearly an airplane con

trail. it's an optical illusion where it looks like it's going up where in reality it's going toward the camera. >> there is nothing conclusive that looks like a missile trail or a jet trail. >> you get the idea no one knows. the military, the faa, and north american defense space command say know for sure exactly what that was. the erupting indonesian volcano that forced president obama to shorten his visit is causing more international flight cancellations. mount merapi has been spewing fire and ash. international airlines are watching closely and canceling flights in in and out of the airport. president obama has now arrived in south korea for a global economic summit as alison burns reports he is

telling g-20 leaders the most important thing he can do to boost the global economy is to create more jobs. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that is right. i talked to an economist that says the big challenge the big goal for president obama at the g-20 summit is going to be to promote u.s. companies and do whatever is necessary to boost american exports to create more jobs here at home. here's a look at the president's arrival in seoul. the g-20 starts tomorrow. he's talking about trade and currency and sit down meeting with reed leader -- leaders. >> that spark of the devine lives within each of us. we cannot give into doubt or cynicism or dispair. >> i will have more on the criticism that president obama is facing at the g-20 during

our next update. we are live in washington, d.c.. during the president's trip to indonesia a handshake between first lady michelle obama and a government official is getting a lot of attention there. you can see the man reaching out smiling broadly. some people are making fun of the ministers handshake on twitter because in the past the minister has ha -- has said as a good muslim he avoids contact with women that are not related to him. critics say the video tells a different story. san francisco's board of supervisors has sorted the process of selecting replacement for mayor gavin newsom. supervisor john abalos began taking nominations where a possibility of a vote as soon

as next week. board president david chew wants a process laid out first. the person selected would serve the final year. in just a couple hours state senator leeland yee will hold a press conference. he plans to run for mayor of san francisco. he has served one term in the state senate. he was elected to a second term. he represents the cities west side including large parts of the richmond and sunset districts. and in the oakland mayor race still no final results yet. the alameda county register of voters says he will not release any updates until the ballots are counted. the latest numbers were released last friday. they showed at that time council woman gene quan with a slight lead over don perata in

the ranked choice voting process. you can find more information election coverage including the latest vote coup updates by -- inclouting the latest vote count updates by doing to our website website ktvu.com. let's check in on the commute. >> it's going pretty well. let's go outside. i want to show you highway 4. it has been pretty nice so far combing up to the willow pass grade. we don't have commutes that are too bad so far in the east bay. as i look at my handy dandy computers here. i don't see a lot going on. there is a couple of minor things. we're rook look act -- we're looking a the the westbound bay bridge commute. i found out about an accident. i look at my coliseum cam i don't see anything going on.

and this mornings commute that traffic looks okay. a little bit of slowing in the pass. and then if you are driving on to where we are we going here? i think my map went to the wrong place. it went to a place i didn't want it to go. >> it's yellow there sal. >> it's yellow and green. thank you. we have a couple showers left. other than that it's mostly clear to partly cloudy. not surprised. a lot of moisture in the air. that will not last long. our system just dropping right down. give it credit held together and gave us some rain. amounts to a tenth of an inch. 44 in napa and santa rosa. palo alto at 50. san jose can also throw vacaville in there.

livermore at .05. hayward at .07. not too much. it made it. everybody had rain. and that little system had a dig into nevada. that after one system goes by we see high pressure in a big way. today some morning clouds. partly cloudy. mostly sunny. light rain in the morning. most of that is about done. 50s and toys on -- and 60s on your temps. everything is good to go for sunshine. breezy and warmer weather by the weekend. >> thank you. google is reportedly giving big raises to all of its employees starting at the first of the year. the wall street journal says all 23,000 executives and staff members will get a 10% raise. the financial times also says the workers will get a $1,000 holiday bonus. insiders say the move is an attempt to keep moving for leaving for competitors such as facebook. sarah lee is getting out of the bread making business. the illinois business is sell

its group line to mexico for $959 million. that company is known in the u.s.. you getting hungry? >> yes, i am. >> executives says the deal allows them to focus on their frozen cheesecake and deli meat. a vallejo county won a contract to scrap two of the ships. allied company will be paid $3 million to dismantle the ships. that could lead to other contracts. until now those ships were taken to the golf or east coast. allied defense is promising to hire local workers to do the jobs. dog owners in pacifica might want to pay more attention to leash laws. after two years of debates the

city council voted to enforce those existing leash laws to protect an endangered bird. new signs and fencing will be installed. it was listed as an endangered species in 1993. a candle light vigil will be held tonight for a nurse killed by an inmate. cynthia palomata died after being hit on the head with a lamp. the vigil at 6:00 tonight. 6:22 a real scare for both children and parents. they were sent running inside an elementary school because of a surprise visitor. parents waiting to pick up their kids when a bob cat was spotted on a hill right near the kindergarten. the school went into lock down. parents ran inside. the bob cat disappeared.

the all clear sign was declared 20 minutes later. wow. 6:22 is the time right now. thousands of people on a cruise ship are now on their way back to california. how the passengers are slowly getting here and the help they are receive from the u.s. navy. and also a major gang sweep from around the bay area. police made a dozen arrests and that is not it. for the most part we have a decent commute. we'll run it down for you straight ahead. that were

good morning right now traffic on the bay bridge looks crowded. they switched their metering lights on. there is a little bit of a waiting going on. otherwise it looks pretty good. san mateo traffic is light. do you think it's cold where you are? this is a live picture of blue canyon off of interstate 80 in the sierra. nothing needs to be said. it's cold up there. chains are not required this morning. but you can see for yourself

they have a lot of snow. the snow is sticking and it is cold in blue canyon. just wanted to show you that real quick. thousands of people off a cruise ship is slowly being towed. mexican tug boats are take -- the ship sailed from long beach on sunday but lost power monday after an engine fire broke out. the fire left the ship with no air conditioning, no hot water, and no cell phone service. navy helicopters have been fairing supplies. this is not your typical thing to have on a cruise. the passengers are eating spam, pop tarts, and canned crab meat. it is expected to be in san diego by tomorrow night. 16 people are behind bars this morning after a major gang sweep around the bay area. 23 locations were raided in seven cities yesterday. in addition to the arrest one

ton of marijuana was seized from five grow houses in vallejo and hayward. officers also confiscated guns and $100,000 in cash. the alleged gang members are linked to a variety of violent crimes. >> we learned they were involved in distribution in ecstasy and marijuana. >> the accused gang members have been booked into santa claire are county jail. a bizarre attack in alameda. and she is not the only victim. how many attacks officials are dealing with. and good morning i'm jade hernandez we're live in fairfield this morning. a teacher is accused of wrong doing with a mail student. she was released from jail this morning. we'll have more on that coming up.

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welcome back to the morning gnus. they just rang that opening bell on wall street this morning and looks like we will see the numbers pop up a little bit. looks like a pretty good day. we did have economic news coming in. we'll see how the trader and investments respond to that. slowly opening. we'll get an update in a moment. >> how did they ring e bell without you? >> i know. right now we will say good morning to you. wednesday november 10th i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. a high school teacher is involving one of her students. >> reporter: it appears some of the news is just filtering down

to employees here. i spoke with a woman who works in the kitchen she just arrived. she didn't know of last nights arrest and she didn't know the teacher involved here. felicia killings is an english teacher here. we learned from the jail this teacher was released on bail. they did not know how much the bail was set at. they confirm that killings is accused of having sex with a 16- year-old student. the incident did not take place on school property. the student is now 17 years old. the solano county jail tells us she has been charged with statutory rape and child endangerment. we have contacted the authorities and tried to contact the school and we hope to hear back from either or later on this morning to give you a little more in detail. we'll have more of that coming up. reporting live jade hernandez.

a young mother accused of accidentally smothering her infant daughter could appear in court today for the first time. san rafael police arrested marissa. she admitted to taking heroin and rolling over on her baby. a alameda woman recovering after being attack by raccoons. she is one of several victims since june. the latest attack happened on sunday. that's where christian is joining us live this morning on the latest on this. good morning. >> good morning. we have been keeping a careful eye around us. not wanting to encounter the raccoons. we can see a tree in the area. what might be bringing them to the area a trash can. you see the dumpsters here. so far there have been nine

attacks. since june the most recent attack on sunday night. the victim in that case says it was something out of a horror movie. this latest victim was bitten on the leg and said she was attacked by a total of four raccoons. she was walking her dog here in washington park when an aggressive raccoon approached her. four more of the animals dropped out of the trees and joined in on that attack. she says she and her dog ran as fast as she could. she tripped and fell down to the ground and that's when they swarmed on top of her. >> i knew it was a bite. i don't remember pain. i was just screaming bloody murder. help me. help me. >> the victim in this case was able to escape. she is recovering and under going a series of a bees shots and tetanus shots. her dog was uninjured. the raccoon population here is booming and there is increasing competition for food and that may be leading to more

aggressive behavior. they say they will not be catching and killing the raccoons. they say euthanizing them is not a popular option. they will try to control that access to the food source. they will try to make sure there is less food in the area. they hope that will decrease the raccoon population or encourage them to go for food elsewhere. we are live here in alameda. 6:34. a fire that destroyed a san jose autobody shop is being investigated this morning. crews rushed to the automarket and truck shop shortly before 9:00 last night. that building and three cars were engulfed in flames. firefighters had to evacuate a nearby home that was briefly threatened but luckily no one was hurt. the only fire station in the marin head lands will close today. they began closing the station back in september. it's part of a cost cutting

move to disban the fire department and save three quarters of a million dollars. the southern marin fire district will handle emergency calls in the marin headlands. they are warning business owners to take extra precautions following three downtown burglaries. something old something new store was hilt on october 21st and christy james jewelers on sunday. now the burglars broke into all of the businesses at night stealing cash, jewelry, and computers. 6:36 the new clipper cars used to pay fairs on multiple bay area transit lines. it has a flaw in it and costing taxpayers money. they can ride anywhere for just $2. that's because the clipper schoolyards allow rider -- clipper cards allow riders to

ride anywhere even if they owe a balance. >> this is designed into the system as a customer convenience so we wouldn't have customers that were trapped in the systems. >> the mtc says adding machines could cost tens of millions of dollars. so far most people have been honest. they plan to monitor the situation. they say they will make changes if the abuse becomes too wide spread. let's go back over to sal to check in on any trouble spots for the commute. sal. >> we've had more slow traffic for the commute right now in the north bay. we've had a couple of earlier incidents. they didn't turn out to be much. let me start. let me move it up here. let me start in fairfield and head west. it's westbound 80. it seems like it should be southbound 80. but it is westbound 80. driving down the richmond and down the berkeley. let's take a look at the toll

plaza. there is a crowd there already trying to get into san francisco. this is a look at interstate 880. it is dry so it should be much better. we've had a drop off in the number of collisions. 6:37 let's go to steve. thank you very much. partly cloudy skies. a couple showers around. we had pretty don't rain last night. that system wasn't much. it held together. it took rain all the way down. continues to produce very light rain. the only thing left is along the coastline. highway one. that is about it. there is fog being reported as well. i'm not surprised. we need wind. there is a hot of misture in the air. fog popping up. so be careful you might encounter thick fog. mostly sunny or on the backside of that system moves in. snow made it up in the sierra.

blue canyon there has been some. the low diving into the nevada may keep things going up in the high country. if you are heading up there. keep that in mind. especially toward reno and into nevada. a cold burs of snow showers. bolder creek santa cruz a third of an inch. oakland two tenths. santa rosa .12. usually there is a difference between the two. san francisco and dublin picked up a tenth. mountain view, liveore. redwood city our target forecast. 50 to start. 59 go for a high. looks sunny to mostly sunny. temperatures today not much has changed since yesterday. we have to wait until friday and into the weekend to warm it up. today 60s. low 60 to 63. 44 napa and santa rosa.

low 50s for many. 30s in the mountains. looks like breaks in the clouds. still isolated snow showers. 43 ukiah. 52 sacramento. 51 down to l.a.. there goes the low. on its way to northern nevada. the wrap around could keep things interesting. after that system goes by, which will be friday, then high pressure comes in. we have that northeast wind through the weekend. morning clouds some light rain. most of it is done. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. temperatures 50s and 60s. definitely off toward the west. colder air over the warmer ocean temperatures even though they are cold as well. fog nights and mornings. breezy and much warmer this time of the year as we head to the weekend. >> sounds good. thank you. you are familiar with the do not call list. what about do not track? what is being done to protect your privacy online and get rid of that spam in your inbox.

they are called kids meals and they are suppose to be fun. why is board of supervisor prohibit them being sold in the city. so far so good if you are leaving pleasantton and trying to head to the south bay. we'll tell you more about the morning commute including one spot that is getting busy.

good morning to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. oakland police are defending their actions after officers shot and killed an unarmed man. 37-year-old parolee derrick jones was shot and killed. they shot jones after he reached for his waistband and pulled out what officers believed was a metal object. college students plan to stage protest in long beach today. they need to take a final vote on tuition hikes. if approved tuition would go up by 5% beginning in january and by another 10% next fall. there is still no official explanation of what this was that streaked through the skies off the coast of southern california monday evening. the pentagon says they didn't fire anything off. some of the experts say it may with the water vapor trail of a jet.

a food fight of sorts is heating up in satgoing major ga planning to veto a law of banning kids meals. but it will not go without a fight. kraig debro is joining us now. >> reporter: part of the fight will be on behalf of the kids. i know mine love to go to mcdonalds because they can get the happy meal and this toy. yesterday the board of supervisors in san francisco passed an ordnance which would ban these kids meals from being sold with a toy. the toy becomes the hook. that could lead to serious help problems. supervisor erik proposed the ordnance. it says no restaurant can sell a fast food kids meal that has 660 sodium -- so it's not just mcdonalds it's all fast food restaurants. if they are not sold with the toy the same meals can still be

sold to kids. the 8-3 vote is veto proof. parents should decide what their kids eat and not politicians. mcdonalds sent several executives to meetings yesterday that oppose the measure. mcdonalds and burger king are among -- have joined involuntary effort. the meals they provide or advertise the kids meet government standards. my next report i will be trying to speak with parents about what they are going to do if this goes forward. as many of you know, the kids want the meal and the toy and parents don't want the tantrum. they don't get it. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro. former usf basketball star quintin daily has died at the age of 49. he has died from cardiovascular disease.

he spent ten seasons in the nba. he had a troubled pass. daily pleaded guilty attempting to assault a nursing student. the incident played a key role in usf suspension of its basketball program for a number ofeers. recently daily was working with at risk kids in las vegas. some members of michael jackson's families are pretty angry about the recent debut of a new song. now listen to that. the song is called breaking news. it's part of an album of new material released next month. some jackson members say they don't believe that is the voice of michael jackson on that track. however a long-time producer and the record label is claiming, no that is authentic. it is michael jackson. the bay areas newest car pool lane opens this morning.

it's on interstate 580 runs east. it links up with another section in livermore. that car pollen opened up last year. the official ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 1:00 this afternoon. it will be available for this evenings commute. let's see if sal can help the folks at the toll plaza get some smooth sailing. >> dave, that's why they put me on this earth to help you. >> that's why. many reasons. >> i'm taking it a little bit too far. it is busy at the toll plaza. traffic is backed up at the mccarthur maze. it's not that bad when you consider if you drive this way every day it will be a typical commute for you. once you get on the bridge it looks good into the city. as i look at my chp list the computerized dispatch sheet we get we don't have a lot going on. a couple of minor crashes here. moving along taking a look at

the san mateo bridge it looks windy. you see the white caps or the water moving around. we'll ask steve about that. he knows. westbound 80 that traffic is okay. traffic is going to be all right. there is a minor accident east 80 but west 80 is not effected. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we are getting a northwest breeze. still a couple little showers holding on. there is also fog being reported right there. that will go down highway 1. why not? it went by half-moon bay. otherwise we have partly to mostly partly cloudy to mostly clear. there is fog out there. it will be mostly sunny and breezy. you can see it dropping right down there. drier air is beginning to move in. there will be clouds off the coast as the cooler air rides over the ocean temperatures. sun and clouds today. still on the cool side.

temperatures below average. the only question i have here some things don't make sense to me. all the record highs expect for santa rosa were set on this date. san francisco 82. oakland 79. san jose 84. santa rosa says 74 in 2005. you are probably saying the same thing i am. that doesn't make any sense. that's what they say. temperatures today 60s and low. these are near average to slightly below. by the weekend we will start to see temperatures going above. 44 in napa and santa rosa. everybody is pretty close. patchy fog being reported. the last rain in the past 24 hours. after that it trails off. san jose in there. crocket .08. and livermore .05. mountain view .05. lake tahoe 32.

things are calming down still into nevada you could get wrap around snow showers we're on the western edgeover it. this will start to pick up the wind later today. there is one more system that goes into the north of us. that will be on friday. and then after that high pressure comes in. we have an offshore breeze by the weekend. lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. few hit and miss showers on the peninsula. most of it is done. mostly sunny. partly cloudy. temperatures 50s and 60s. there will be plenty areas of fog. unless the wind scurries things out but i don't think that will happen. >> thank you, steve. 6:51 is the time right now. the do not call lists are so popular privacy advocates are calling for do not track lists. they want websites to stop

secretly tracking users lists. internet companies and the obama administration haven't agreed on any limits or how they should be enforced. let's check in on wall street. here's a live look at the big board on the new york stock exchange. dow jones down almost 60 points to 11,288. numbers down across europe this morning and a couple of things responding to the weekly jobless claims unemployment numbers that came in were a little bit disappointing. we also had trade deficit narrows in september. and other than that, there isn't anything big coming up but perhaps still more profit taking after big gains last week. the company thatons east ridge, south land, and three other bay area mall has emerged from bankruptcy. they filed for chapter 1119 months ago.

it will split into two separate companies. if you ride public transit in the east bay you can breathe easier. ac transit called in weekend and overnight service. service will stay the way it is right now after the transit agency settled a contract dispute with the drivers and mechanics. changes will save ac transit $13 million aeer. one of the hottest celebrities in america has a new title. >> i just can't tell you what this day means to me. >> what actress betty white has in common with smoky the bear. good morning northbound 280 traffic looking pretty good. it's getting crowded into the valley.

let's go tori to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> coming up in minutes find out what is happening today that could shed new light on the fatal officer involving shooting in oakland this week. one bay area city is finding a large number of raccoon attacks. they are dropping from trees to i tack. this woman is spending one

month living in a glass box. find out why and what she is encouraging people to do more often. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. back to you on the morning news. >> thank you. we'll see you then. there is ice in today's san francisco. two outdoor skating rinks open up. one at union square. both rinks will be open through the new year and feature a chance to get exercise in a fun setting. other outdoor rinks are in walnut creek, brentwood, and san jose. they will open later this month. a 55-foot tall white fur century from elder are doe county is planned to be decorated. a trio that size would normally

cost about $15,000 but the tree was donated by the u.s. forest service. she is one of hollywoods hottest celebrities but betty white just saw a dream come true. >> i can't tell you what this dream means to me. >> she was named an honorary ranger at the kennedy center in washington, d.c.. the 88-year-old actress said as a little girl she wanted to be a forrest ranger but then women didn't hold that job. ranger betty. smoky bear was there for the ceremony. the forest service gave miss white a badge and a hat. we are learning more about what lead up to this weeks fatal police shooting of an unarmed man in oakland. also a rash of raccoon

attacks making people nervous. very nervous in one bay area city.