. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2 news. >> a member of the hells angels is dead, shot and killed at a hells angel funeral in san josi. good evening, i'm ken pritchard in for ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> san josi police feared violence at today's massive funeral for the president of the san josi chapter of hell's angel as despite officer's presences, gunfire and one person killed. >> reporter: halpern, that certainly is one of the big questions, police had this cemetery surrounded already

today for the funeral of jeffrey pettigrew, who wad shot and killed last month. two officers now are still out here tonight and in last 30 minutes a witnesses confitzgerald it was a fight that led to the shooting today and somewhere in a crowd of 4,000, the killer just seemed to disappear. tonight a tow-truck hauled a single motorcycle out of oak hill cemetery and it's now a crime scene after police say someone shot and killed a hell's angels attending the funeral of the san josi president jeffrey pettigrew. multiple sources say this man gave an interview. >> it's ridiculous, especially in a memorial park. >> reporter: similary hoffman says she left before the shooting, but insists there were no early-warning signs that violence might break ute. >> there are a code of ethics

are all biker groups. >> reporter: even one surrounded by so much violence lately? >> yes, there is a code of ethics. >> reporter: did san josi police anticipate there could be violence at this event? >> well, we didn't have any specific information indicating there would be any violence. >> reporter: san josi police won't say whether they had undercover officers or if towson was specifically targeted. other hell's angels members had gathered at the hospital where he died did not want it talk. >> we were trying to determine if it was someone from an opposing bike group or maybe not opposing, but something transspired that led to a dispute. >> reporter: and back out here live i can tell you we have seen more officers make their way onto the property. you see another van, obably with the memorial park making its way in right now. police also say the crime scene

appeared to be have tampered live. live in san josi, eric rasmussen, channel 2 news. more details on parent victim, steve towson was arrest for the beating death of another man at a san josi stripclub. a jury acquitted him as well as the club's owner. towson was a close friend of the man laid to rest, jeff pettigrew, who was shot to death last month. >> we're now learn nag i prison gang leader is being charged with deaths of two people found in a burn, oakland home. police say 47-year-old henry cervantes stabbed navarette and washington because he thought had he this injured a relative. she say cervantes was released from prison last year and killed the two on his way to his probation officer. is he scheduled to ender a plea on november 8k.

occupy wall street demonstrations took place today and there was a famous face in the crowd. >> reporter: pushing for jobs, not cuts, frustrated protesters first gathered at laney college in oakland this afternoon. before they took to the streets, where the police escorted, hundreds marched, all part of the occupy wall street movement. the marchers ended up in frank ogawa plaza including a movie- star passionate about the cause. actor danny glover fired up the crowd, encorging protests to stay strong. >> people have the courage to realize it's difficult time and people have the courage that in order to win there has not a sprint, but a marathon.

>> reporter: protesters are upset about corporate greed and income inequality, but another big issue for many at this rally, education. >> tuition has gone up and it's hard to find classes and it's going to get worse next year. >> reporter: this group of students from the college of alameda say they are frustrated by limited funding and limited access. >> they criticize the poor. they criticize people on assistance. education is the one way out of that and now they are cutting that off. >> reporter: the protest seem to be growing larger and the people in these tents occupying downtown oakland don't look like they will be leaving any time soon. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. and in san francisco this afternoon hundreds people took to the streets as part of the occupy san francisco demonstrations. news chopper 2 captured these images. march was peaceful and police say no arrests were made. tomorrow is the group is planning a candlelight vigil to play respect to what it calls "the death of the american

dream." hundreds of occupy wall street demonstrators marshed to times square, effectively shutting it down. police say 74 people were arrested. meantime in lower manhattan the protesters took a different approach to get their message across and dressed up. >> a lot of people dismissed the protesters saying you are a bunch of dirt bags and you couldn't get a job if you wanted, look at you, et cetera, et cetera, full stop. nothing continues after that. we shout it thought, okay, we want the conversation to continue and want to level the playing field. how do you do that? put everyone in suits. >> reporter: all of those suits were provided by an organization called "proper business attire working group." >> which collected the suits specifically to dress the occupy wall street protesters. the movement that began a month ago in lower manhattan has gone global with demonstrations in hundreds of cities all over the

world. as shelby lin reports, some of today's protests turned violent. >> unite forbid global change massive crowds gathered round the world saturday for the occupy wall street movement. >> we fight the struggle all around the world and we're all in this together and it's wonderful to see a global movement of people fighting for a better world. >> reporter: in toronto, thousands mayored in the streets carrying signs with anti-comfort slogans and feels that banks are gambles think money away. wiki leaks founder julian assange marched with protesters. >> i came here the first day because there was something unprecedented in the country, in the the world and great and exciting and gets people real democracy. >> reporter: for the most part protests have been peaceful, but when the movement spread to rome, this fiery scene erupted. a building set on fire, burning

cars and protesters breaking windows atbachers and stores. the protests stemmed from occupy wall street which began last month. >> we realized that angers americans angers us as well. >> reporter: organizers are urging everyone to take a stand and demand change for a movement that cannot be ignored. i'm shelby lin reporting. >> and we have put together a slide show of the occupy protest from all over the world today as well as more video from the marches right here had in the bay area. a bicycle quivalent is recovering tonight after he was struck and seriously injured by a hit-and-run driver in oakland. the collision happened after 8:30 at west mcarthur and webster street. some good samaritans followed the driver, officers arrived a short time later and arrested

her. san francisco police are asking for the public's help in finding a 39-year-old man who has been missing for more than a week. mark marvin was last seen leaving his divisadero home a week ago thursday. his car was found at baker beach on sunday. he is described as white man, and if you information on his whereabouts you are asked to call san francisco police. lawyers hired by house republics in a filing this week the lawyers argued that gay and lesbians are not entitled to the same heightened legal protection against discrimination as minorities and women because they are far from politically powerless. the filing is in response it a federal lawyer who says her shouse was denied benefits under the measure. the lawyer contends that it

denies the constitutional promise of equality. . thousands of people are expected in washington, d.c. tomorrow for the official dedication of the new martin luther king, jr. would be monument. the memorial was supposed to be dedicated on the 48th anniversary of that speech back on august 28th but the ceremony was delayed because of bad weather due to hurricane irene. president obama both praised and scolded congress today during his weekly address. first he congratulated lawmakers for working in a bipartisan fashion to approve three new free-trade agreement. >> these trade agreements will support tens of thousands of american jobs and we'll sell for ford, chevys and chryslers aboard that stand for three proud words "made in america." but faulted senators for

failing to approve his jobs bill and now is lacking to lawmakers to pass part of his jobs package. the reverend al sharpton led a huge rally in washington, d.c. and blasted the senate for rejecting the bill say, "if lawmakers couldn't get the jobs bill done in the suites, then it will get down in the streets." he also told the crowd that martin luther king, jr. would have supported the cause. martin luther king's oldest son also took to the podium and the event continued with a march to the new king monthe ahead of tomorrow's dedication. campaign finance reports offer a snapshot of the have and have notes in the race for president. over the summer texas governor perry brought in $17 million while fellow republican mitt romney raise $14 million, ron paul estimated $8 million in contributions and minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann has about $4 million, but reports say had he has spent

more than that. compare that to president obama who has accumulated $00 million from fundraising and the democratic national committee. conflicting reports out of washington on the obama administration's decision to with draw troops from iraq. associated press cites two unidentified officials who say that the administration has decided to pull out all, but 160 troops by the december 31st deadline agreed to back in 200. the u.s. and iraq have been neglecting over whether some american military personnel may is stay to help with training and development of iraqi forces, but tonight the white house and the defense department say no final decision has been made yet. retail sales went up in september. we'll lack at what shoppers are snapping uch some of the items are big and others may sunrise you. oakland residents had a chance to hear directory from city leaders and new police

chief about a plan to combat crime. coming up the event that the city leaders hosted and what the audience said what will will work. look at this huge crowds. the big event taking place in the middle of san francisco bay. the 10:00 news continues in just 90 seconds.

. three women ridingn a sea- doo in a los angeles county

reservoir were killed today with their personal watercraft crashed into a boat. three men on the boat were airlifted tot hospital with serious injuries a woman on the boat with minor injuries was taken by ambulance. accident happen happened at puddingstone reservoir near san dimas. there is no word on the cause, but the sea do manufacturer says the company does not make vehicles that carry three partners. oakland residents heard the mayor and the new interim police chief howard jordan present a plan to make oakland city streets safer. allis rasmus. >> reporter: for the the people in the laney college gym the meeting started with a prayer for a city needing help. there have been 84 homicides in the city of oakland this year and 95 in all of last year. the mayor says that the solution is focusing rescues on the most problematic areas. >> 90% of all of the violent

crime in this city happens in one hundred block. >> reporter: those blocks are mostly in east and west oakland. interim police chief howard jordan says residents can expect more patrols and the city got a new grant to hire 25 new officers. >> it's not just police, but seeing other city leadership and districts and all the resources that we mentioned today will be in those areas. >> i'm hoping that it will work. i'm for the curfew. i'm for the gangs to be followed and injunctions. >> reporter: council member larry reid says the mayor's plan doesn't emphasize the tools and by focusing on the rounded hundred blocks, neighborhoods outside of it will feel ignored. >> it's going to be interest to see if chief jordan can keep that resource on those hundred blocks consistent when he is being pulled by the city council members to address smaller problems that are impacting the quality of life in a different part of oakland. >> reporter: some residents who

live outside of the 100-block area say that they are willing to give it a try. if they can reduce the violent crime, we all benefit. >> reporter: in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu . for the record second year in a row the kyph alameda has been ranked as one of the best communities in the country for children and young people. it was on the list of 100 communities exile widthe national non-profit america's promise alliance. that group recognizes cities and counties with programs and initiatives that aim to reduce the high school dropout rate and offer help for students and young people. solano county was the only other bay area community to make the list. silicon valley luminaries are expected to hold a service for steve jobs. governor jerry brown declared sunday steve jobs day and some are speculating that brown is on the guest list. the paper says apple is holding

an event for employees this wednesday to celebrate the life of the company's co-founder. >> wireless carrier selling the iphone 4s are reporting record sells. at&t says it set records for new iphone sales and activations. sprint which is new to the iphone said yesterday was the best retail day ever in the history of the company. the third phone cary, verizon has not released any information on records burb says sales will be brisk the analysts predict a record 4 million iphones will be sold this weekend alone. well, the demand for phones helped to push retail sales up last month by more than expected. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar tells us the particular shoppers showing strength in this weak economy. >> reporter: a high-end infinity dealership opens up on auto row next week. a lot of folks not willing to take a risk on a home are buying luxury cars. >> you have a lot of people on

the sidelines for such a long time and quite frankly, i think they want to spoil themselveses or something like that. >> reporter: experts predict that luxury car sales will grow by 80% in the next eight years. >> the rates are just at levels that we haven't seen in many, many years. so you definitely to get a lot more bang-for-the-buck. >> reporter: and if a car is simply too much of a push, smartphones are flying off-the- shelves. >> we definitely see people who can't afford a house and can't afford a car, but they can afford a high-end smartphone. >> reporter: at&t says it's cable system loaded with premium channel options is selling well and golden gate university consumer psychologist says across the board little luxury sales are up. >> retail sales are remained relatively flat this past year, but we have seen a big, big necessary increase in things like nail polish, cheesecake, wine, purses, jewelry, these

luxury items way up, 10-15%. yarrow says it's the new normal. >> consumer have readjusted their expectations and decided that they are in it for the lock haul, but finding little ways to get pleasure. >> reporter: with the shopping season soon to be upon us that could be good news for our retail-based economy. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the treasure island music festival attracted thousands of spectators. look at the pictures from newschannel 2. toledo the concert focused on indie rock. by thiaway general admission is $69.50. some of the best amateur martial artists competed in a relatively new discipline called yongmudo. the 6th annual championship

boston underway at the recreational sports facility on campus. before the competition there was a special demonstration focused on self defense for women. organizers say yongmudo can be empowering for womens a self- defense tool. >> they are offering yongmudo classes as a self-defense technique and a lot of females are involved. >> reporter: it involves elements from taekwondo and judo. you can find identity more information on our ktvu.com. a drone takes aim at of the target new york stock exchange yemen and just who was targeted and why there were conflicting reports tonight that the u.s. is responsible. and take a look at this. memories go up in flames. what started the fire and what

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safeway posted profits that surpassed wall street expectations. supermarket chain says earnings rose 6% and sales grew 7% compared to the third quarter of last year of a safeway spokesperson says customers are buying fewer items and are increasingly opting for the safeway brand instead of name grand and, in fact, it says it's brand outpaced national brands 3:1 glrnlts the g-20 meeting in france, u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner expressed confidence that they have the beginnings of a plan to stop the financial crisis. he met with bankers from the

group of 20 nations in in paris. geithner says the imf has sufficient funds to handle the crisis right now. >> we have been very supportive of an exceptionally large rule by the imf in the program countries today and our position will remain that we're prepared to continue to support an effective strategy in europe with the ip f. >> the imf has been instrumental in bailouts for greece, ireland and portugal. the g-0 superintendent planned for next month works on details for a 5-0 european plan that include a way to avert aeke default. in yemen watawbas say american airstrikes killed nine people including a 17-year-old son of clerk anwar al anchi killed al-awlaki.

witnesses say it was american drones. in the capitol of yemen forces loyal to president ali abdullah saleh opened fires on thousands of protesters killing at least 12 and wound least 180. medical officials say saleh's forces fired on protesters using rifles and anti-aircraft guns protesters are demanding that mr. salleyev step down after 33 years in power. and in canada a 100-year- old british man set eight world sprinting records for men in his class this past week. tomorrow he will attempt to set another world-record as he rubs in the toronto marathon. >> that is pretty incredible. a popular watering hole in the poconos went up in flames today. >> flames ripped through berck's tavern. the irish pub was a favorite

for visitors to the poconos as well as the locals. >> they came for the beer and wings and now it's gone. >> the bar was completely destroyed as were some top floor apartments. fire officials say the fire was likely started by cooking oil in the kitchen. >> they say windy conditions made that fire particularly difficult to fight. well, the search continues tonight for a bank robber the fbi dubbed mr. magoo. agents called this man the mr. magoo bandit because of his balding head and thick glasses of they say he most recently struck last saturday in ventura county. police dogs busy in oakland doing fundraising for their own safety. >> could the a's find their way to san josi? the move that could secure the team's future in the south bay.

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. they are members of the police force, but protecting them while serving in the line of duty often requires the public's hp. as ktvu's john sasaki reports that is just what happened for k-9s serving with the oakland police department. >> reporter: oakland police dogs weren't look for criminals this afternoon, they were looking for donations. >> with these budget issues that we have, it's hard enough just to get hewellan vests replace. >> reporter: to get bulletproof vests for their dogs, oakland police had to ask the public for help. >> not only does it help for potential stabbings, gunshot wounds, it's gist basic all around trauma to protect their torso. >> reporter: they are not cheap, one company say dog vests for $3,000. the police and working k-9

foundation designed one of their own and sells at a reductions, but still extensive $1200. today was about outfitting the one localkt. roman named for irv roman, one of the four officers killed in march of 2009. these k-9 officers say the vests protect an important investment because police dogs are so expensive, as much as $50,000 by the time they hit the street. veterinarians say the dogs need that protection. >> because of the nature of their job, anything that protects them from injury is fantastic. >> reporter: and the public is responding. woman who appreciates police officers donated to the cause. i'm a dog person and certainly want the dogs serve with them to be protected and have what they need. >> reporter: roman got his vest today, but the fundraiser continues tomorrow. bart police attend an

oakland block party with halloween costumes in hand. officers collected all of those costumes to give to the kids at the annual aparty in the fruitvale district between foothill and international boulevards. earlier the officers picked up brooms and lepped to clean up the neighborhood there. bart police began participating in this event shortly after the fatal officer-involved shooting of oscar grant at the fruitvale station. the winner of the cox conserve awards, ocean high school senior naftali moed started this school garden two years ago and says the idea was to give students a place to learn about where food comes from and create a sense of community. >> it's great to see sort of the conjunction between the school communities and all of my friends and teahers, and also all the neighbors who walk through on the weekends. it's just great to see everybody coming out here and

being able to use this space and enjoy the space. that is why everything is here. i mean, it's just to provide that community space and a place to build the community and make it stronger. >> as a winner of our cox conserve wards, modesto received $5,000 for the charity of his choice and he donated his winnings to the pie ranch, a non-profit educational farm in san mateo county. a community college in butte county has reached a milestone. it's now the largest solar energy producing college in the world, but as cloudia cowan explains not everybody thinks that is a good thing with 25,000 solar panels visible, butte college has achieved a solar milestone, the first grid positive college in the u.s., producing more elect ritz than it uses. >> we take the extra electricity and push it back into the grid. so the electric company will pay us for that electricity. >> reporter: the massive solar

project represents an equally massive investment, $27 million, a mix of government subsidies, utility rebates and the school itself, a rural community college serving 14,000 students, two-thirds of whom get some kind of financial aid. >> the primary mission of any educational institution is to provide the best quality education you can at the least cost. and that is where i think the rubber meets the road. the question could be raised is this absolutely the best way using taxpayer dollars to educate the students that would go to this college? >> reporter: administrators here agree that solar is an expensive and still evolving technology, but claim the projected savings from energy bills down the road will be reinvested in ways to improve students' educations. >> it multiplies many times over to be able to take the money and put it back into the classroom and infrastructure of the college. >> reporter: as more public colleges go solar on campus, some wonder whether such hefty investments are driven by all

the attention surrounding alternative energy and the avalue of government loans and tach credits. >> even after subsidizing this to the point of making it level, or equivalent to what natural gas could cost, you are actually saythat the taxpayers are making up the difference. >> reporter: butte college has supported the decision to be green in every possible way, even if it means to spend a lot of green outside of the classroom. in oroville, california, claudia cowan, fox news. the oakland a's may be a step closer to moving to san josi. lew wolff reportedly plans to buy for parcels of land in san josi to build a newburg. >> wolfe is stepping in arch the redevelopment agency says it didn't have the money to buy the last two parcels of land fledded to complete a downtown ballpark. it's expected that the san josi city council will meet next week to talk about the possible

deal. oakland raiders plan to honor legendary owner al davis aft their game tomorrow.. match-up against the cleveland browns will be the first raiders home-game since davis passed away a week ago. a raiders spokesperson says the team will pay tribute to the iconic owner through highlight videos and testimonials. fred inglis has a preview coming up a little later in sportswrap. the rangers rolled back into the world series tonight, the record-setting performance by one player. >> also meteorologist mark tamayo mentioned the chance of thunderstorms tonight. he will have your complete forecast coming up in just three minutes. 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what...

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. a big change in the bay area weather patterns, warm temperatures are replaced by fog, high clouds and even the possibility of a few thunderstorms. right now the maps i can show you this live stormtracker 2 some mid and upper-level clouds moving into the region. as we click over to the radar, we could have a little more coverage on the radar as we head into early sunday morning. as far as highs from today, most areas cooled off and ranged from 5-15 degrees cooler than yesterday's reads and, in fact, oakland and san francisco reached the 70s early this morning just after midnight, but still 80s towards fairfield, and livermore. all rotating around circulation offshore and with that we have the clouds in a big part of our forecast for tonight and for tonight, mostly cloudy skies.

it will be mild out there. tomorrow morning clouds and skies becoming partly cloudy. the extended forecast, sun cloud mix and temperatures will be cooling off as we head into wednesday and thursday. here is a look at the mild overnight temperatures, santa rosa, 55 degrees, forecastedlie, 51 in san josi and concord around 60. here is the satellite, moisture streaming in from the south and westar, all rotating around this area of low pressure. 's we head into sunday some moist moisture will head into northern california. this is 2:00 sunday morning, it does produce a few light showerses across parts of the north bay, but could be basically the northern half of the region and then by 5:00,

6:00 and 7:00 lingering clouds and chance of rain. in the afternoon hours we remove the minimal thunderstorm threat and temperatures mainly in the 60s. warmest locations approaching the upper 70s. oakland, 72, livermore the upper 70s. san josi, mid-80s, fremont at 74 and san francisco in the upper 60, 67 degrees. here is a look ahead. your extended forecast with the remainder of your weekend in view. actually going to warm up nicely into monday, temperatures in the 60s, 70s and even mid-80s. heather and ken, i hope you enjoyed the warm and hot temperatures last week, but pretty much it's gone out of forecast over the next few days. >> thank you, mark. the san josi sharks look to rebound after being shutoff last month? >> and stanford hits the road,

looking to set a school record going for its 14th straight win. sportswrap is next.

. good evening everyone thanks for joining us our saturday night edition of sports wrap. stanford has one of the best offenses in college football. some schools may be a little more disclosive, but the cardinals are methodical, they are relentless. and that quarterback, that andrew luck guy is pretty good. in pullman to play washington state. cardinals chasing their school record 14th straight win, but the first half was