encourages children to trust priests but doesn't protect children with priests who can't be trusted. lynch came to court to be charged for an alleged attack last month on a jesuit priest that he says abused he and his brother. lynch's supporters say lindner was active in their community and betrayed them. >> he raped four of our children. he raped his sister, his sister's son, he raped his brother's children. >> reporter: lynch was charged with felony assault, though he declined comment he say he plans to use the trial to shame the priest publicly. >> it's a little premature to talk about what a jury is going to do. at this point we're prepared to do what it takes. mr.lynch is extremely registration --

>> they have moved him around until the statute of limitations ran out. >> reporter: they are readty to help any proven victims of abuse. lidner has denied the allegations. the jesuit's paid the lynch brothers in 1998. lynch is scheduled to enter a plea and his attorney says it will be not guilty. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. and the lynch case is our top story on ktvu.com. you can log on for more video from this morning's court hearing and information about the case. the man accused of killing a san francisco publicist inside her russian hill apartment pled not guilty to murder. the suspect gary scott holland

entered his plea. the prosecutor says he is sure authorities have the right man. >> we're going to dot every i, cross ever t. but in terms of trying to prove the case without a doubt, we have all the information we need. the body of cate horran was found inside her apartment. holland got inside by pre pretending to be a utility worker checking for a gas leak. craig carlos valentino brought the morning commute to a halt when he threatened to blow up the bridge because of marriage issues and accusations of infidelity. his wife of 22 years says the marriage had been ending for some time. >> we're all concerned about him. he's not a terrorist, he's a man who's been working very hard for his family. and just everything collided at

one time. and he just must have snapped. >> the chp says carlos valentino faces several charges including federal criminal threat and possession of a firearm. he is said to be arraigned on monday. and there's new developments in the case of a man shot and killed by officers in oakland. protesters gathered for a second straight day in connection with this case. >> reporter: we found out a lot of information within the past hour. we just found out within the hour, derrek jones was taken into police custody. derrek jones brother left the scene, here's the look at the video. it shows police taking one of jones brothers away in a police cruiser. jones brother left the vigil just before 5:00. we're being told he's been detained on suspicion of dui.

now we can come back here live, you can see there's still a candlelight vigil and a makeshift memorial in honor of jones. >> we want them to know that we're not going any where. and we'll do this as many days as is necessary. >> reporter: for the second day in a row, members of the community and derrek jones held a peaceful protest. something they will continue to do while the officers keep the identity of the officers a secret. >> we can't say to the community that we're going to make sure that it's investigated independently and we're going to do everything we can on police training to try to prevent any kinds of incidents like this in the future if it turns out that we're wrong. >> reporter: the shiny object that once first thought was a weapon was an electronic scale,

they also found a glass jar full of marijuana. >> so what? they found a scale, that's the shiny object they found that they thought was a weapon. >> the rule is no snitching, you snitch, you watch your back. >> reporter: now his sister says that the reason why jones lived by the no snitching law was because jones distrusted the police. now published reports are quoting unnamed sources, who have released names of officers involved in jones' sitting. but we are not releasing those names until can get them confirmed by police. as soon as we can confirm those

names we will definitely pass those along to you. police wants bart to cover the costs. council president pruner says bart should take responsibility since one of its officers was responsible. the city estimates the overtime pay from three demonstrations fog demonstrations from one of the shootings cost $15 million. employees of defense contractor bae said they heard gunshots just after 10:00 a.m. santa clara and san jose police rushed to the area near coleman avenue. they say they haven't found any evidence of a shooting. bae recently laid off about 100 employees but company officials say they haven't received any threats. friends of a san francisco nursing student are trying to

save him from being deported. supporters of steve lee rallied outside barbara boxer's office to keep lee from being sent back to peru where they say he has no family or friends. lee's attorney says that will happen on monday. the 20-year-old city college student came to the united states on a tourist visa when he was 12. his father family was later denied -- his family was later denied political asylum. >> all he wants to do is have an education and grow up here and make something of himself. he wants to be a nurse, he wants to give back to society. >> reporter: lee is being detained in arizona. he was arrested one week before congress failed to vote on the dream act. for the second time this week, tesoro's refinery is

investigating a problem. today's incident involved a sulfuric acid spill. 84-gallons of acid leaked from the plant. the spill was contained and no injuries were reported. a shelter in place order was issueded for near by communities. it is one of the first decisions that parents of newborn boys have to make, whether or not to circumcise their child. rob roth is live in san francisco tonight with more on this, rob. >> reporter: frank, next november san francisco voters will not only be electing a new mayor, but they may also have to decide whether to outlaw circumcision. >> there's going to be a ballot initiative. >> reporter: his name is goldfield, he's 58 years old, retired and has no children. today he stood on the corner of castro and market street asking

passers by their opinions about circumcision. >> are you from san francisco. >> reporter: goldfield is trying to get a measure that will make it a violation to perform a circumcision. >> it would give parents pause to look into the matter much more closely to see what they're doing to their child. >> reporter: circumcision is taking the foreskin. >> circumcision for a male is a cosmetic procedure. >> reporter: many physicians say they don't have a strong opinion on the procedure and let the family decide. >> from a medical standpoint it's hard to find a reason for

circumcision. >> it's an issue of separation of church and state and i don't believe the government can get involved in a religious matter. >> it was not fair not to protect jewish or muslim children, they need protection. >> reporter: people we spoke to had strong feelings. >> i think it's ridiculous. we should be able to choose. >> removing a part of their body is not something we should be doing on their behalf. >> reporter: if the measure passes, it will most certainly end up in court. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a los angeles advertising company used a subcontractor to

stick fake $25,000 bills all over the ground back in august to promote the online game mafia wars. the maker of the game, san francisco based zinga didn't know about it. the city spent nearly $2,000 to clean up those stickers. governor arnold schwarzenegger today blamed lawmakers and california voters for the $6 billion deficit in the state's budget. the budget gap was announced yesterday after the spending plan was approved. he warned legislators repeatedly to make spending cuts. he also blamed the passage of proposition 32 which prohibits the state from borrowing from local governments. >> the bottom line is, we can only lead the horse to the water. and i've tried to do that and you can't make it drink. >> democratic elect jerry brown says he wants to work with governor arnold schwarzenegger on the deficit. a special session has been

called to address that budget gap. democratic businesswomen are rallying behind nancy pelosi to keep a role. the party needs house speaker pelosi so help fight attempts to roll back the health care overhaul. republicans regained leadership in the midterm elections. tis' the season to go crabbing. but will the fishermen get the price they want to take these out of the sea. and find out which firms are making record profits and handing out money for their records. and it's going to be windy, we'll have a few wind

advisories in the bay area. i'll tell you which will be the areas.

foreclosures made their biggest decline in a year in october. data based reality tract said today the number of properties taken back by banks fell by 9% from the month before. foreclosure filings fell by 4%. the decline is the largest since october of last year. santa rosa's technology posted record profits today. compared with the same period last year. santa rosa unit makes technology to test most of the wireless phones until phones in the world. santa clara based chip maker intel says it will raise

its dividend by 25%. both companies are markers if you will for the broader technology spending and investment. despite the promising reports from intel, prices continued their retreat. the dow was up 91 points closing at 11,193. the nasdaq dropped 37 closing at 2,518. this weekend, bay area crowd fishermen are hoping that a large sprout will come to an end. tom vacar joins us now. he's at san francisco fisherman's ward on what fishermen are expecting. >> reporter: the fleet, it is packed. provisions and loaded for crab. all day fishermen loaded their crab pots on deck. while others cut and containerized squid bait that

will lure crab into the pots. >> they'll be dropping their pots sunday morning at 6:00, and at midnight monday they'll be pulling their pots. >> reporter: for her it's not all about the money. >> it's thrilling. it's one of the best seasons we have. >> reporter: until new years, nonstop 24/7. >> it's going to be so busy, it's going to be wonderful. >> reporter: test crabbing is a good omen. >> it gets slower, slower and starts picking up again for the next couple of years it should be pretty good out here. >> reporter: plentiful crab lowers prices. terpin will have it for his birthday dinner tonight and for the holidays. >> thanksgiving, you cannot have thanksgiving without crab. absolutely. >> all the holidays, thanksgiving, christmas, new year, it's a tradition to have crab. >> reporter: of course the sticking point as always is the price the fishermen will get. if they don't get what they need, they won't go fishing. >> there's a lot of hoopla going out there right now about

different prices and stuff. and then they are taking about crab limits. >> the guys are doing their work, it's out there. i think they should be able to get whatever they want and you know, that did not supply and demand. >> reporter: now barring any delays such as not being able to set a price, the first crab, the local crab should be in the shops by night, tuesday at the latest. reporting live from fisherman's tom vacar. a clear night is going to lead to a cold morning. let's head to our chief meteorologist bill martin with the latest. >> reporter: temperatures near freezing in many locations. frost again if you had it this morning, you got it again tomorrow morning. a few clouds north of us. highs today warmer and warmer still on sunday. so we've been under grad july

couple of degrees day warming trend. further warming tomorrow. sunday further warming. chance of showers. the weekend looks good, talk about the wind advisory in effect. over 1,000 feet. it's blowing pretty strong. if you go up over 1,000 feet you might get some pretty strong. maybe 50-mile an hour wind gust. that's tomorrow morning. the advisories will stay up through monday morning. we could see those winds again saturday night into sunday morning. overnight lows, we talked about it. cold, this morning, cold, tomorrow morning cold again on sunday morning. just chilly, downright chilly. as you go about your business tomorrow in san jose, you wake up chilly. downtown san jose, mid-60s at lunchtime. upper 60s, low 70s late in the day. that's san jose downtown, high pressure is the dominant high weather feature. it givers us a warmer trend. typically if we hasn't had all

that rain we would be talking about fire danger right now. because we're going to get those strong winds but we've had some rain. we've had enough rain to field moisture, are up. they won't burn as easily. fire danger is something to worry about but. if we hasn't had rain, this would be a big red flag warning weekend, but that's not the case. overnight low pretty darn cool. as we go into the forecast highs, you're going to see more yellows being 70s. saturday you're going to see everybody with yellows. 72 in napa. nice day tomorrow, five forecast cities near where you live. no spare the air day. so you can burn wood, bar-b-q do what you want to do. there's your five day forecast. plenty of sunshine, temperatures on the increase as we roll into the bay area weekend. >> that's good looking. thanks, bill. well it is friday night and

a tough high school football match up is straight ahead. >> this is the final game of the regular season and two undefeated teams meet. cal high trying to do something that no northern california high school has done in the last 19 years. beat delasalee. we'll have a live report

caltrain may be facing budget issues but that's not stopping the agency from spreading some joy during the holidays. the transit district is conducting a toy drive. you can drop off new and unwrapped toys from now until december 6th at the district's headquarters in san carlos, santa will still be on hand to distribute the toys to the kids. it is show down time tonight between the top two high school teams. delasale and cal high are undefeated. >> and to put it into perspective, de la salle has not lost to a team in san francisco. >> the schedule making doing a

great job of timing it to have this group meet 9-0 to 9-0. de la salle now taking the field. this place was packed before the junior team. 9-0 the perfect storm, this was a scheduling dream. de la salle has been here before. as we said, no northern california team has beaten spartans in 19 years. de la salle, they don't rebuild, they simply reload. >> we're happy on the way we've been coming in lately. we put in a good week of practice. championship teams can hang together and put it together at the end of the year. they don't fatigue they just keep their nose at the grindstone.

these guys have been good about that. i have two good receivers, that puts a little bit of pressure off our runner. he's going to have a good game tonight. this is what people anticipate. two teams that are undefeated. you couldn't get a better weekend like the one. we are both undefeated, and going for the title. it's a perfect scenario for tonight. >> yeah, this is a 32nd year lazaro has led. he doesn't look nervous but i can tell you he is. a former tight end for bob latasure a number of years ago, so mentor and coach against each other. we have highlights tonight at 10:00. >> the student against the professor. >> going to be a good one. bay area high schools are wrapping up their fall sports

schedule. and some have concerns about the future. one financially strapped district is requiring school sports programs to find their own funding. why the end of the season could mean the end of the line. coming up in 30 minutes on tv 36. that is our report for now. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. have a good evening everyone. good night. >> good night. wrap

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