police released the picture of the man suspected of killing a hell's angel. >> at this point mr. ruiz is missing. we would like him to come forward to explain his circumstances. >> reporter: moore acknowledged that -- >> we got information that there was a very quick movement to bury the body themselves. very quickly. >> reporter: and police are looking for a suspect in another case. the person in that case is pwhraoá believed to have killed two students. and we have more information now on this recent

crime surge in san jose. there have been 34 homicides compared to 18 in all of last year. 17 of the killings this year have been gang related. last year it was only five. as for officer involved shootings, there have been six this year, three of which were fatal. that's compared to only four last year with one of them fatal. it may have taken 24 hours but oakland police today did go by a pawn store to pick up evidence of a brazen daytime crime. as we first reported here, surveillance camera caught this man stealing a $2,000 gold chain from a store. the manager made repeated calls to police but officers did not come by to investigate until ktvu news aired this video. police say they were responding to more serious crimes at the time yesterday. sources tell us the man has been identified tonight and they are working to track him down. in san francisco, tensions are high on what to do with

those occupy sf protesters. david stevenson is live. >> reporter: take a look behind he, we have protesters outside and inside city hall. protesters came to city hall ready to confront mayor lee. police say protesters knowingly violated a ban on camping on public parks while resisting orders to clear the streets. protesters call it a case of police brutality. >> excuse me sir, you are out

of order. >> reporter: occupy san francisco protesters yelled at mayor lee. >> he says he supporting what we're doing, yet he does not. >> reporter: the city has provided waste barrel, and cleaning equipment for the encampment. >> we're working with what leadership we can find. there is no single group of leadership. >> reporter: sf protesters say they are trying to keep city walk ways clear. >> we want to get back to what we want to do which is have a public space where we can propagate discussion. >> reporter: the people -- coming up at 6:00, the business

that are upset about the occupy san francisco movement. in sacramento, the occupy sacramento is creating a rat problem. if that wasn't bad enough, there have been increasing reports of illegal drug and alcohol abuse. fighting, and even sexual harassment at that camp. senator dianne feinstein told her colleagues that a new gas line pipeline bill does not go far enough. and as carol hanh reports now from washington, feinstein says that leaves californians in a dangerous position. >> reporter: the issue of pine line safety became personal for california after the san bruno pipeline went up in flames. so why did senator feinstein

tell her colleagues there's still plenty of reasons for californians to worry. >> we're earthquake country. these pipes are all underground, they are in dense places. >> reporter: it's because the new bill does not include several recommendations made by the national transportation safety board like requires shut off valves especially in populated areas. something that pipeline safety. >> it's crazy that you can open your garage with a remote control. but you have to drive in traffic and shut off this big valve? >> reporter: the vice president told lawmakers the company is bringing on a chairman as a safety adviser. >> he's going to help assure that the steps we are taking are as responsive to the ntsb's recommendations and as e effective as they can be. >> reporter: it's up to the house to act but there's a

battle going on there between two competing versions. one considered by some to be too strict and the other considered too soft. in washington, carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. during her ongoing testimony today senator feinstein painted a graphic picture of last year's explosion and fire in san bruno. she relived some of the shock and confusion there in the community. feinstein said quote at first all of the people asked, did a plane taking off from san francisco international crash there? what happened. she went on to say that when she visited the scene she found quote absolute devastation. with people who were shocked and shattered and couldn't believe that this huge transmission line was running right under the streets of a residential subdivision. two joyful but very different home comings today after a prisoner swap between israel and palestine. it was a deal that's been years in in the making.

tonight a young israeli soldier was release ed after years of captivity. shalete appears thin and tired but smiled as he was reunited there with his family. the soldier's father shielded him from a crush of media and well wishers. >> i feel long days and long years of captivity. >> there were celebrations in gaza city as well. families welcomed home more than 400 pelestinians released from israeli prisons. israel has promised to release another thousand in the next month. president obama went through key states selling both his jobs bill and reelection.

the president appeared before a cheering crowd at a community college in james town north carolina. he said his jobs bill will provide funds to rehire layed off teachers. the president also pushed for a millionaire's tax surcharge to help fund the $447 billion plan. >> it's going to take time to rebuild an economy that's built to last and built to compete. an economy that works for everybody not just for folks at the top. >> the president also fueled up at a restaurant shaking hands, hugging and chatting with diners there. senator republican leader mitch mcconnell said that the president was promoting himself not his job's plan. >> the president has i think become convinced that the economy is not likely to be much better a year from now. so he has started the campaign

13 months early. senate mcconnell says lay off decisions should remain with the states. the president's advanced team may be a little red faced tonight. someone stole a pentagon truck carrying equipment for the president's bus tour. the truck was filled with presidential seals and podiums which the president was supposed to use on the next leg of his trip in virginia. that vehicle disappeared from outside a hotel in richmond virginia. it turned out today at another hotel. social security recipients is getting a raise this january, their first increase in about three years. 65billion beneficiaries will find out tomorrow just how big that increase is going to be. the cost of living adjustment is based on a measure of explosion. experts are projecting that the increase will be about 3.5% which works out to roughly $41

more per month. after several record quarters, apple today reported fourth quarter earnings. this is the cupertino's company first report. sunny vale tech giant yahoo managed to meet earnings. $293million or 23-cents per share from the july to september period. that's actually down from 29- cents per share last year but the decline wasn't unexpected. analysts say the report sheds light on why yahoo fired carol light last september. the it was an up day in washington with the dow making up what it lost yesterday. stocks surged into the close

today helped by reports that france and germany had reached an agreement to bolster the euro. the nasdaq closed up about 43, the dow closed up 180 pounds. jared laughner's attorneys say it's unlawful to force him to take meds. the bay area's upstart airline is on a hiring bing. i'm consumer editor tom vacar. what virgin america means for

jobs. and a quarterback controversy for oakland. the quarterback they're bringing to the bay area and how much they paid him. ?

a train collision in southern california today shut down part of a busy freeway and two schools. it started just after 2:00 this morning in the san san bernardino city of colton. a train derailment carrying a toxic chemical. it took some time to determine that none of the chemical leaked from the cars. part of interstate 10 was shut for 2.5 hours. one high profile high flying company is on a hiring bing. it expects the last three years to come. consumer editor tom vacar joins us now from the company's headquarters in buehrleing game

to show us how many employees virgin america plans to bring on board. it's true that many of us think of flight ahen attendants who serve the drinks. reality the most important part of the safety contingency of an air flight in flight. one of the most important safety devices in all. this is the virgin american airlines new passenger cabin. one that will never leave the ground but it will train legions of flight attendants who will leave the ground to keep you safe. >> virgin group founder sir richard brandson attended the opening of virgin america. despite an anemic economy, virgin america is on a roll. >> we have plans to hire 500 to 600 more a year for the next three to four years. the majority of those being in the bay area. >> reporter: to the legend dare founder only one thing will grow the economy now.

>> if businesses don't invest and create you jobs, you know to put it frankly, the world is screwed. >> reporter: there are important indicators showing up in the airlines reservations. >> what we're seeing with bookings going into october, november and december is that the business traveler is flying and i think that bodes very well for the economy. >> reporter: for every million passengers that creates 148 travel related industry jobs. >> it's booking stronger than last year and last year was a good year. >> reporter: all of this investment is already paying off. >> more jobs in the bay area. we're training people here instead of some where else. >> reporter: on an even higher note, the company is about to put together and have its own airline pilot training program in a facility right here in buehrleing game as well. that will bring many pilots here. that will make sure that those jobs stay here in the bay area and this company which is a bay area company will do more for

the economy. reporting live from buehrleing game, consumer editor tom vacar. drivers on highway 50 could soon be allowed to speed up in some areas. a caltrans spokeswoman says the city is planning to increase the speed limit in south lake tahoe and myers. caltrans says construction has added to traffic delays in recent months and the speed increase could ease some of that congestion. a block buster trade today including the oakland raiders and cincinnati bengals. the raiders are getting carson palmer from the bengals in exchange for a first round pick next year and a conditional pick in 2013. palmer is a former number one pick who also won the heisman trophy when he played in usc. coming up at 6:00 we'll have

more about this and hear from carson palmer and hugh jackson. well the day before game one of the world series and some u.s. senators and health officials are asking major league baseball to ban players from using chewing tobacco at games. they're urging the league and teams to ban tobacco. when players use smokeless tobacco they endanger their own health but also millions of the children who follow their example. you can watch the series between the texas rangers and cardinals right here on channel 2. game one will be played in st. louis tomorrow and our coverage begins at 4:30. a small but fast moving wildfire is threatening homes. the fire started just before 11:30 this morning in the southern sierra nevada about 40

miles east of bakersfield. the fire has burned 20 acres and has threatened three buildings possibly homes. ground and air crews are fighting the fire and there are reports of one minor injury. time for us to talk about our weather and it was pretty nice out there. but quite a bit cooler than it was yesterday. let's check in with rosemary who's filling in with bill tonight. >> good afternoon inland areas warmed up once again. a slight cooling for some of our valley locations. but a significant drop over the coast and bay today. mentioned earlier, 20 degrees of cooling. san francisco 20 degrees cooler than just yesterday. take a look at what's happening out there, the marine layer is back and it is deepening about 1,800 feet right now. the on shore breeze is blowing and it's impacting the coast as well as the bay area. our inland areas, take a look at fairfield. west-southwesterly. it needs to be cranked up before we feel the breeze but it's coming. we're expecting conditions

tomorrow and everyone a little bit of patchy fog. 61degrees at sfo. you remember yesterday sitting in the upper 70s, low 80s. oakland now beginning to see partly mostly cloudy skies. 70degrees in san jose, inland areas still nice, mild, even warm. 78 livermore. 71 concord at this hour. and the north bay 70 degrees in napa. as we move through this evening. the clouds are going to move inland. we're going to see coast bay as well as valley locations by morning with the low cloud deck. satellite radar here. it's almost hard to pick up that disturbance. there it is continuing it's northeasterly track. it'll be over north california later tonight into tomorrow morning. that will be our best opportunity with a little bit of drizzle because of the marine layer deepening. that little bit of drift that we get and it has to come down. 10 to 20 degrees cooler. five to 7 degrees cooler is what we saw. for today the inland areas, tomorrow an additional few

degrees expected. low clouds, even local drizzle as we start the morning. as we start the morning we're expecting to be a little bit cooler as well. take a look at tomorrow morning. as we wake up it's going to be well inland and it is 1,800 feet right now. it's expected to deepen tomorrow morning. a quick look at your overnight lows and into tomorrow morning. 53 in redwood city, we come back in the next half hour, we're going to detail your afternoon highs for wednesday. back to you. scientists say a satellite is set to fall from orbit sometime soon and possibly this week. an x-ray telescope launched in 1990 while the 2.5-ton satellite could burn up completely. but no one is sure where or when that will happen.

up next, the staggering number of immigrants who all had one thing in common. also a very controversial suggestion today from the formal president of the mexico. what he is suggesting will stop the bloodshed when it comes to drugs in his country. arnold schwarzenegger is back to work, his new job in new mexico. only on 2, we're investigating disturbing allegations outs of an east bay school. the racially charged threat left on a girl's desk and why her parents are angered about the school's response. also, the hawk that was shot with a nail gun and the effort to find those responsible. more information about the killing of two san jose students. the startling discovery police found at the scene of another shooting. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. [ screaming ]

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customs enforcement agency or i.c.e. deported a record number of people this last fiscal year. the agency says nearly 480,000 people were removed from the u.s. of those deported 55% had been convicted of felonies or misdemeanors. that's an 89% increased in the number of criminals being deported from three years ago. the formal president of mexico made a startling statement in mexico today. vicente fox said one way to stop all the bloodshed is to legalize drugs in mexico. >> 50,000 lives, 50,000 kids from 15 to 25 year olds are getting killed in the last five years. >> fox spoke at the cato institute. he said mexico must respond to the brutal violence of the mexico drug cartels with bold new ideas. and he argued that legalized the sale of drugs would curve

the bloodshed saving thousands of lives. fox also said, drug education should stat at home. >> who is responsible for consuming drugs. the consumer, kids, indirectly all parents. >> vicente fox did not support full legalization of drugs when he was president of mexico from 2000 to 2006. the current president of mexico is not in favor of full legalization of drugs. taxpayers may be asked to flip the bill to bring back college classes eliminated. the p era lta school is now considering a tax. the measure would cost each property owner $50 per year for five years. officials say the tax would help the district restore hundreds of courses at four community colleges. arnold schwarzenegger is back on the movie set that is. this week the former governor and action movie star began

filming the land substantial last stand. arnold schwarzenegger posted this message on his twitter account, fantastic great day on the first day of the last stand. fantastic crew, keep up the good work. and tonight, why there is an effort to crack down on leashes. and the port of oakland has to keep dredging, but where is the money coming from? so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance

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area's economy afloat. more federal funding was announced just today on a project to keep the port of oakland competitive. rob roth is live now to tell us the additional money also means job security for some. >> reporter: the shipping channels here at the oakland port must be at least 50 feet deep so those big container ships can come through. but keeping those waters need constant work and a boat load of money. two years ago the port of oakland dug deep, deep in the harbor from 42 feet to 50 feet by dredging. today congresswoman barbara lee announced she secured $550 million in funds for the dredging project and to maintain the 50-foot depth. >> with the deeper harbor we can now accommodate newer and larger container ships carrying crucial ships between the united states and other countries. >> reporter: maintaining the depth is a constant battle, sometime like being at the

beach, when you fill a hole it digs back up. so you have to keep digging or dredging to maintain the proper depth. nearly 200,000 container ships come through oakland every year. it supplies 70,000 jobs in the bay area. jim riley has one of those jobs he's an engineer who often works on the dredging project. he is glad the federal money came through. >> it means the collective group that people that do what i do get to stay in the area. they don't have to start looking for jobs in other state, in other countries. >> we're not just talking about jobs for folks that are out of work. we're also looking at new jobs created that people who haven't had a job will have access to. >> reporter: congresswoman lee also said she is sponsoring federal legislation that will ensure that a special pot of money be set aside each year for dredging at the port of oakland. rob roth, ktvu news. a task force is now

searching for a group of violent robbers accused for a series of take over robberies. the most recent robbery took place over the weekend at this 7/11 in pleasanthill. just before 4:30 a.m. sunday, the robbers entered the store wearing masks, pointed guns at the clerk and stole money from the register before taking off. over the past few weeks, there have been about a dozen similar robberies in walnut creek, concord, and antioch. >> i hope they catch you guys, one of the things i can't hardly stand. i cannot stand a thief. >> all four robbers had masks and hooded sweatshirts which made them hard to identify. police are looking into a gang fight that broke out. seven men were involved in the fistfight last friday afternoon. they are all enrolled in the offices operation peacemaker fellowship. they happened to show up at the

office at the same time unexpectedly and the fight apparently started after an exchange of looks and then some heated words. police found blood covering the walls and floor but so far have been unable to locate any of the men involved. putting a leash on dog walkers in san francisco. san francisco's sal castaneda tonight talks with a supervisor now pushing permits for those who care for man's best friend. in a city where an estimated 1/3 of households have dogs. dog walking is a vital industry. now one city supervisor thinks it's time to tightening the leash. >> if the dog walker doesn't know how to control the dog he or she is walking that can result in a lot of problems. and you know it's important to emphasize that there are many very responsible well trained dog walkers. >> so what's the problem, the supervisor wants to make sure the dog walkers are not putting dogs or people at risk. the idea is to make sure that

dog walkers have animals in their care under control. dog walkers would be required to receive training in dog handling and canine first aid. walkers would have to have a safe vehicle and may not walk too many dogs at the same time. >> i personally don't know if it would help make much of a difference out here. i think it would be fine. i would be fine with getting licensed. >> reporter: adam bellguard has been a professional dog walker for nine years. many say licensing would not make a difference. >> i think it's an unnecessary bureaucracy. like i said i don't know if it would really be that helpful. >> reporter: although a dog walker license would be controlled in parks in san francisco. the city is in talks to have the golden gates national recreation area honor the licenses as well. >> the goal is to make sure that we have safe and

professional commercial dog walking and that commercial dog walkers use our parks are treating the parks respectfully. >> reporter: if the ordnance passes, the city would begin enforcing the licensing requirement august 1st. in san francisco, sal castaneda, channel 2 muse. herman cain had a message today for one of his rivals. >> the one problem i have with romney that i have, which i respect, that he is the nonpolitician business candidate. i am the true nonpolitician business candidate in this race. >> cain said it makes him feel as to he has a bulls eye on his back. but he says quote it feels great. mccain and six other candidates are facing off tonight. that debate is facing off in

las vegas at the venecian hotel and casino. huntsman is planning to skip the nevada conference. and nevada isn't the only state trying to beat. new hampshire to the polls. the party voted to make the change last night after both nevada and florida pushed up their votes dates. iowa also moved it's caucus to january 3rd back in 2008 after other states moved up their primary elections. a new report out today says despite the national jobs crisis there are plenty of jobs available if you work in health care. the bipartisan center says the demand for doctors, nurses and home health aids is expected to go up thanks to president obama's home care act. the challenge for the industry now will be how to meet that

demand without raising the cost of care. >> we've got to make sure that we work early enough to get this work force in place. and certainly an emphasis on primary case physicians is absolutely critical. the u.s. supreme court will likely decide by next summer whether the individual mandate requiring health care is legal. all right, remember the man who claims claims zuckerberg gave him half of facebook? just days after apple unveiled their newest iphone, blackberry shows off what they are now offering to their customers. the story this kayaker is saying happened to him just off the coast of california. ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same.

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2012 is expected to bring higher prices at the postoffice. in january the u.s. postal service hopes to raise the price of a first class stamp to 48-cents. the boom is expected to generate an additional $888 million for the cash strapped service. the usps lost about $8 billion last year and is on track to lose more this year. those increases though must still be approved by regulators. blackberry made a move today in hopes of getting a leg

up in the smart phone wars. research in motion unveiled a new operating system called bbx. rims co. ceo unveiled the bbx. the new system combines blackberry and qnx operating systems for phones and tablet computers. the move comes just days after apple launched its new platform. rim also addressed last week's worldwide blackberry outage at today's meeting. the company is trying to smooth things over with what else, free stuff. so starting tomorrow, all 70 million blackberry customers will receive up to $100 worth of premium apps free of charge. customers will have four weeks to download the apps which include games like bejeweled, texas hold' em poker and the sims3. one of the foreigns

representing a new york -- one of the attorneys representing a new york man who claims he owns half of facebook now wants off the case. there is no word on just why lake wants off of the case. the judge has yet to rule on the matter. lawyers from three other firms though have left the legal team of paul siglia. he claims the deal he made with facebook founder mark zuckerberg gave him half the company. the quest to fight a vaccine for malaria has made progress. more testing is needed to see how well it works in infants and how long the protection lasts. and the vaccine is still at least three years away. losing weight may be a family affair. a new study suggestions that one family member undergoing weight loss surgery may prompt other family members to lose

weight as well. researchers say relatives who usually en -- -- researchers say relatives are usually encouraged to attend classes. people are more likely to become overweight if their friends and family are or vice versa. finding a legal pot growth is getting tougher. what one study revealed about locations and where the locations are moving to. a sea breeze marked a cooldown that will continue into your wednesday. coming up the very latest on this trend and who may actually wake up a little soggy for wednesday. only on 2, we're investigating disturbing allegationings s out of an east bay school. the threat left at a girl's desk and the parents outrage on what was done by school

officials. and new efforts to find the person responsible of shooting a hawk with a nail gun. new details about the killing of two san jose students. the new discovery police made at the scene of the shooting. tonight at 6:00.

the number of homes in california that have gone into fore closure is up nearly 26%. that's according to a new report looking at the third quarter of the fiscal year. default notices had hit a three year low in the previous quarter. analysts say the new numbers may just reflect a backlog. lenders began delaying foreclosures. california drug criminals are now turning to new tactics to avoid getting caught. maureen naylor is live in the santa cruz mountains with the new trend in illegal marijuana growths. >> reporter: illegal growths are usually tucked into steep

areas. but officials say they are having a harder time finding them because the pot grows are moving to private areas. this assistant manager says equestrians are running into marijuana growths. >> he was really glad to see that cleaned up. >> reporter: the campaign against marijuana production which conducted this pot bust just wrapped up its season and announced it seized 6.2 million plants this year. half of last year's totals. the cooler weather meant smaller plants and that criminals are moving off public land. >> we're seeing a shift into public land and also backyard what are called backyard growths. >> reporter: this san jose professor says a substantial challenge for law enforcement. >> you have issues in terms of privacy, your rights to be able to go on to that property. it just creates more barriers

and a little more secrecy than they had before. >> reporter: santa clara county was the only bay area region for seizures in the state. >> it's a huge environmental problem because they trash up the areas around creeks. they put in pipes. >> reporter: the peninsula region space district has about 30 rangers that patrol this area and say they typically find about half a dozen illegal growths here every year. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. city leaders in brentwood are holding a special meeting this week to discuss the possible effect of big box stores. the meeting will focus on the shortino ranch property on brentwood boulevard. the developers had discussions with several big box retailers including wal-mart. that has some community members concerned about crime, noise.

traffic and how the store will affect small businesses in the area. >> the special city council meeting is set for thursday. julie haener is in the newsroom with a look at the stories we're working on for ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. a fifth grader finds a disturbing note on her desk. the death threat made against her and why the students parents say it wasn't taken seriously enough. one shot a hawk with a nail gun. these stories and more coming up. now for a video that is certainly to take your breath away. i want you to take a look at what a kayaker managed to catch on tape. >> holy cow. >> holy cow is right. i don't know if you saw it there on your screen. this is actually video on you tube and it shows a very close

encounter with a blue whale. there it is. the person who posted the picture described the experience back on october 8th as heart pounding excitement. but he also noted that he does not recommend trying to swim with whales because they are unpredictable and potentially dangerous. >> that is just remarkable. let's talk about our weather now. our chief meteorologist is off. rosemary orozco is joining us now. >> it's been gloomy much of the day and those clouds are starting to come in. 65 in san francisco. 15 to 20 degrees cooler right around san francisco. oakland the north bay 15 to 17 degrees cooler this afternoon than what we saw 24 hours ago. still a little warm inland east bay. 81 concord, 86 fairfield, that sea breeze is strengthening. it has strengthened the last hour picking up 15 to 20 miles

per hour. so it's coming by tomorrow you're going to notice any where from five to 10 degrees of additional cooling if our inland areas. i want to show you the satellite radar. boy are we sick of watching this or what? it's finally moving northeast. it's going to have the access right over us in time for tomorrow mortgage -- tomorrow morning. so with the deeper marine, it could be patchy in nature just about any where from the bay area into our coastal values. the temperatures will be cooler as well. the afternoon sunshine will be back but our temperatures will again be cooler. coolest day of the week is tomorrow. picking it up right here, in the bay where it's been pretty much all day long. as we sleep it will continue to fill in. by tomorrow, most of us waking up with gray skies. it peels away by the coastline.

we're expecting mostly gray. temperatures for tomorrow we're looking at 74 for petaluma. 70 for san rafael. upper 60s low 70s for the east bay oakland. castro valley 73. 75 expected in concord. 76 for livermore. so you are going to notice the difference there. 75 san jose. 74 for santa clara tomorrow. 76 san bruno. mid-60s expected in the city. low 60s for the coast. your extended forecast, tomorrow is the coolest day once this system finally is out of here. we will see a rebound in our temperatures and into the weekend. we're forecasting upper 70s low 80s inland for saturday and sunday. >> thank you, rosemary. criticism tonight of the happiest place on earth. what an oakland based watchdog group is claiming about disneyland. plus he was drunk but at least he had a designated driver who was 9 years old.

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disney park mostly on brass fittings. in a statement today a disneyland spokeswoman called the claims baseless and said disneyland fully complies with state regulations to provide a safe environment for all of its guests. authorities say a man got drunk then made his 9-year-old daughter his designated driver. >> 9 years old. >> right. listen, we're leaving and she's driving. i'm drunk. >> reporter: police say this video taken over the weekend at a michigan gas station tells the story. the man pulls up to the pump, a little girl climbs out of the drivers seat. the 9-year-old was sitting on a booster seat behind the wheel. her father went into the gas station, bought cigarettes for herself, a caramel apple for his daughter. they then got back into the van. with his little girl getting

behind the wheel again and driving off. a person followed them until police caught up. >> is the 9-year-old still on the road? >> she's driving pretty good, i can't believe it. >> limert told jurors he's a good dad he simply made a bad decision. coming up in 90 seconds. this walnut creek school has been rocked by a surprising and scary note. one student received in her classroom. ktvu news at 6:00 is next.

i'm outraged, totally outraged. a walnut creek fifth grader finds a death threat on her desk. the actions school officials just did to warn parents. a occupy wall street movement under debate. the tactics being discussed right now. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. in walnut creek tonight an elementary school has been rocked by a