the all-new volkswagen jetta. it's great, for the price of good. that's das auto. businesses make plans to shut down others will stay open on the eve of occupy oakland's call for a general strike. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. tension is growing as occupy oakland prepares for a general strike. some say the occupy protesters are hurting the city's bottom line, ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: occupy oakland has

made their message clear, shut down the city. but that's leaving some business owners with a tough decision. clorox is here but many of the businesses are small mom and pop operations like uncle willie's bar-be-que. >> we support the cause but we have a family we need to feed, we need the business. >> reporter: this vietnamese restaurant plans to close but this burrito stand will stay open. >> if you're part of the 99% which i think most of us are, you're hurting the others. >> reporter: the movement is blamed for killing three oakland business deals. >> one with 38,000 square feet pulled out of a deal. one with 100 employees pulled out of a deal another with 15,000 square foot pulled out of a deal. >> reporter: the oakland port

is one of the most busy and also on the list of a blockade. >> of our piers we heard from one of them that they have decided to shutdown. there was some reference to the november 2nd action. >> reporter: others worry about getting home through a crowd. >> i need to work. i'm on ssi, i'm like the average joe. >> reporter: we did not find a single person that was against the message, some simply answer why small local businesses have to suffer to make a point about big wall street corporations. live in downtown oakland, ken wayne. we caught up with oakland's interim police chief and asked him about the department's preparations for tomorrow's strike. >> we have a plan to deal with the demonstrations, that's all

i can say. >> do you guys have mutual aid calledded out? >> no we don't. >> reporter: the protesters ktvu talked to said they want to keep the demonstrations peaceful although we've seen one fliers that does condone violence. officers on the street are getting mixed messages about the occupy encampment. why officers feel they're caught right in the middle. >> tonight on our facebook wall we asked if you will be supporting tomorrow's strike. lisa kermish writes i am going to support tomorrow because they have good points and because the 99% needs to stand up and yes i have a job but tomorrow is too important to miss. bridgett walker says, she is not going to participate. this needs to stop and the

government of oakland needs to stop it. tell us what you think at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. occupy oakland says it needs more supplies and has posted a wish list online to amazon.com. one of the demonstrators told us about the wish list so we checked it out this evening and we found a long list of items from duct tape to a projector. and it seems like some people are honoring those wishes. among those bought items are a grill and 10 person at the present time. a remarkable transformation at stanford in an effort to separate two conjoined twins. rita williams is live with the emotion reaction from the girl's mother -- lloyd lacuesta

is live with the emotional reaction from the girls mother. >> reporter: it is the first time in two years of life that they are sleeping separately. >> this evening a mother doctors described as determined tearfully expressed her joy. >> words cannot express how the family feels for the separation of our dreams angelica and angelina. >> angelica and angelina were joined at the torso. a doctor told me a team of 20 spent 10 hours delicately separating the girls. the twins had separate organs expect for a liver.

>> the liver was made up of both of the girl's livers that was fused together. so that was split hopefully right down the middle. >> reporter: this was dr. gary hartman's sixth surgery on conjoined twins. a procedure that is only performed six times a year in this country. >> we want them to be as happy and as healthy as possible. that's where we get our gratitude from. >> our family will be grateful eternally. god bless us all. >> reporter: doctors say the girl's will -- the girls will spend two weeks at the hospital then go home to lead normal lives together but separate. lloyd lacuesta. a major traffic alert for anyone who uses highway 13 in the east bay hills. all of highway 13 is being closed from highway 24 to interstate 580.

workers are removing over head illuminated signs and installing new ones. the job is set to begin at 10:00 and last until 6:00 tomorrow morning. drivers will need to use 580 or find some other alternate route. we have some developing news to tell you about tonight. strong winds are fueling grass fires in the north bay and east bay and all of this with a red flag warning in effect. crews with the san ramon fire department were on the scene right now of a grass fire near black hawk. we have been told the location is lawrence road near camino. the fire started about 8:00 tonight, no structures are threatened. in napa a larger fire is burning. the napa sheriff is evacuating people in the immediate vicinity and calfire tells us that structures are threatened. right now there's only grass that is burning. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin join us now in the weather center to tell us what the conditions are, bill. >> reporter: certainly the napa

fire is what we're most concerned about. gusts to 40-miles-an-hour. sustained winds to 25 miles per hour. it's blown to almost 70 miles per hour on top of mount diablo. the red flag warning in effect right now through tomorrow morning. and the wind gusts are going to stick around. the napa valley is where the fires are right now. it is just to the west of the silv era do gusts. we're going to be following the story because the winds are the real story. not just up in the napa fire but in the east bay hills. winds gusts up towards of 75 miles per hour. the winds are really ramping up. i checked the pressure grade gradients they are increasing. we'll talk more about that, i'm back here in 10 minutes, we'll look directly at tomorrow's forecast. how would you like to see this when you return to your

car after lunch? this was the scene around noon today at broadway plaza. that's where a 100-foot tree came crashing down on that bmw. fortunately there was no one inside and no was one hurt. a ktvu viewer took this photo on his cell phone and sent it to us. contra costa county cleared the debris. you can send us photos of news or events to ktvu.com. crews are cleaning up an ammonia spill tonight. the leak occurred at about 3:00 this afternoon in northern san diego county. it was stopped about two hours later, workers were evacuated as a precaution. plant operators say there's no danger to the public and no one was hurt. investigators are still looking into the cause. for a second consecutive day stocks sold off sharply on wall street because of renewed financial turmoil in greece. the dow fell 300 points today.

the index is down almost 600 from just monday and tuesday. ktvu's heather holmes tells us a decision to allow the people of greece to vote on a proposed bail out is rocking the markets worldwide. >> it certainly is. it is now wednesday in greece, just hours ago cabinet members emerged from a grueling emergency session. they are supporting the prime minister's plan. investors around the world are holding their breath the greek people will approve it. the shocking news that greece will bail out shook wall street. with investors worried for all of europe and the u.s. recovery. >> european markets dropped about 10% because of widespread panic and uncertainty that the greek bail out has fallen through or will fall through.

>> reporter: and it appears greek voters will have the final say. >> tonight there is word the greek cabinet is backing the prime minister's call. on the hard fought deal to stem the world's crisis. it'll be the first referendum in greece. uc berkeley economist is optimistic the rescue plans will pass. >> i think it's a very good chance that voters will approve it because they know that although the austerity really hurts that greece has to get its house in order. >> reporter: or default and risk ending it's ten year use of the euro. >> it's a problem that needs to be addressed they have the capacity to do it. >> reporter: as president obama and other world leaders gather in france for the g8 summit, others await.

the world will be watching as people who have striked for months will decide their own economic fate. recording live, i'm heather holmes, ktvu. a police chief contacts us, the practice he says has caused one city thousands of dollars. and shark spotting during a surfing competition. and a clipper card problem reported by a ktvu viewer. why it's caused privacy concerns for thousands of consumers. [ female announcer ] this is the story of sam,

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36 of the world's top surfers gathered in san francisco to brave the waves at ocean beach. it was something other than the waves that scared one prosurfer back to shore. >> reporter: today's world class waves brought surfers: one of those surfers said he got an raw welcome in the waters. it caused him to get out of the water during a heat with an african surfers. >> we see dolphins in the water and it's pretty easy to confuse

them. >> reporter: but payne says that he did not confuse them. the national park service scrambled a zodiak boat and wave runners to check the waters. >> sharks are definitely in the area. however we've never had a shark attack out here at ocean beach. and rarely if ever we'll have a sighting of a shark. >> reporter: in fact, the park service says pounding waves and rip tides are more likely than sharks to endanger surfers here. kelly slater road the waves today winning a round one heed

victory. slater is hoping to win his 11th world title he needs to take a ninth place finish at this event to secure the crown and that could happen as soon as tomorrow. two bay area teens reporteds missing yesterday are back home safe tonight. it's a story we first brought you last night. the brother and sister vanished from the campus of sh state while their mother was attending classes. they were safe this morning, no word yet on how the 13 and 15- year-olds ended up in antioch. a difficult day for the family of a man in san diego that went missing on a business trip. it seems police told cameron remmer's family he had been found. unfortunately that wasn't true. police say it was only a person pretending to be remmer. tonight the 29-year-old is still missing, he was last seen on october 9th. limits on public nudity are about to become law. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the initial reading of a law

prohibiting nudity in restaurants it would also require naked people to place a cover on public seats and benches before sitting down. the debate has made headlines around the world. new at 10:00, a former san leandro police the chief says the department has spent millions on lawsuits filed by their own force. he thinks the department will continue to face complaints if nothing changes, amber lee has the story. >> reporter: tonight the former police officer told us the money was a waste of taxpayer money. >> i've missed what i did. it puts me back in the mind set of being an officer at the same time it makes me angry. >> reporter: dwayne stinsell says he spent 11 years rising through the ranks of the san leandro police department from police officer to s.w.a.t. member. >> just me standing over on the

corner. >> reporter: finally he was promoted to being the only african american sergeant in the force only to be fired last year. several female officers accused him of sexual harassment and filed a lawsuit against the city. he acknowledged he made inappropriate jokes but he says he was also -- stensell says he contacted us because he wants others who have faced discrimination to come forward.

>> we have hired an outside consultant that's independent from the city to run both the recruitment and the testing process. >> somebody had to step up and you know if i had to do it all over again absolutely i would. one city leader told us there needs to be a change in culture to prevent future harassments and discrimination claims. reporting live here in san leandro, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a contra costa county judge today found there is enough evidence for the grandmother of a young girl to stand trial for allegedly kidnapping the girl. erica gallego faces kidnapping and burglary charges. it was on may 21st that authorities say gallego took the granddaughter from her son's house. she then brought the child to southern california where she had told friend she was pregnant. the child was found the next

day with gallego. authority officials are apologizing for an e-mail mistake. a viewer alerted us to the issue on our facebook page. mtc officials say a clipper card employee accidentally shared the e-mail addresses of more than 1,700 customers by forgetting to use the blind copy when sending a mass e- mail. the e-mail alerted customers that their credit cards were about to expire. no credit card or account information was leaked. right now i'm tracking the conditions up in the napa valley. we've got a fire up there just northeast of the town of napa up in the hills by the silv era do golf course. the winds are sustained, we have gusts near 40 miles per hour. one of the buoy readings have 32-mile an hour winds. the humidity is 11% and winds

are due north. tough fire fighting conditions. we have coups up there and we will -- we have crews on the way up there and we'll keep you updated. highs tomorrow are coming down about 5 degrees. red flag warnings fire in the next few hours. the oakland based radio preacher who predicted the end of the world says he is embarrassed. he told his family radio worldwide audience that trying to recognize the truth of prophesy we're finding that it is very, very difficult. camping did not issue a new date for the rapture but did say he is going over his notes. he urged his followers not to feel abandoned by god. they sparked outrage and called for an apology. the police association that sold t-shirts reading you raise them, we cage them. and what the financial

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an apology from a northern california school police officer's union over a t-shirt some say is in poor taste. take a look at the t-shirt in question as you can see the words read you raise them we cage them. the shirt was made and sold two years ago by the two rivers school police station. now the school district superin superintendent is looking into whether the police department

should be -- bank of america has decided not to start charging customers for using their can debit card. >> reporter: we heard you no debit card fees. that was the simple message posted across bank of america's web page today. >> i think they felt the pressure, people saying that's ridiculous and i can go some where else. >> reporter: after announcing they would charge $5 to use debit cards they posted a message saying our customers voices are most important to us. we will not be moving forward with any additional plans to do so. >> if you have people take their debit cards out of their wallet, you lose it all. >> reporter: the decision was less about the occupy movement and more about competition. >> all they have to do is move above some price threshold and competition will flood in and

they risk losing it all. >> reporter: other companies announced plans to cancel charges. some bank of america customers told us they would have used their debit card a lot less had the fee gone into effect. >> my wife and i were going to move to a credit union. >> reporter: does this keep you a b of a customer? >> for a little while, yeah. >> reporter: for now, focus on promoting credit instead of debit. in san jose, maureen naylor ktvu news. the physical assets of bankrupt solyndra go on the chopping block tomorrow. today bidders got an opportunity to take a look up close at what's on sale. investors will be the first to be repaid. taxpayers are owed more than

$500 million from a federal loan. later this month, solyndra's intellectual property is set to be sold in a separate proceeding. >> i think we have a clear decisive leadership. confusion and criticism, oakland's police union blasts city hall saying mixed messages leave officers in a catch 22. a crucial decision for michael jackson's doctor today. what he decided and when jurors could start deliberating. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories.

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tonight there are at least 100 tents back up at occupy oakland and the encampment looks exactly the same as it was before police came in and

kicked everyone out. police are getting mixed messages from the mayor. >> reporter: the city's police officers say they are confused. >> we are getting mixed messages from our own city. >> reporter: the oakland police officers association released this letter today criticizing the plan of moving protesters out and then letting them come back. >> we need to stick with the decision whether it's right or wrong. no matter what decision you make, somebody is going to be unhappy. >> reporter: all city employees expect police police officers giving them the feeling they are the bad guys. >> we are going to be here tomorrow, we're going to do our job as we're told to do it. but i want the people to realize that you know we are not a part of this establishment. we are just humble public servants. >> even though city leaders are

expressing dissatisfaction. >> the leadership of this city is sending mixed messages. >> reporter: we tried to catch up with mayor began all day, we caught a glimpse of heifer while going into a meeting. >> the statement stands, i don't have anything more to add to that i'm sorry. >> reporter: in response to the police union letter. police chief jordan says unlike his officers he is not confused. john sasaki, ktvu news. new information tonight on occupy santa rosa, the city council voted tonight to allow the city manager to lead negotiations with the protesters. the activists set up tents on saturday after two weeks in which they agreed not to camp overnight. under the resolution passed tonight, they will set conditions for the camp and

come up when the camp must disband. an investigation is under way in marin county this evening after a woman reported she was sexually assaulted this past sunday night. the 60-year-old woman said she was grabbed while walking in the area of terrace drive in marin city. the woman described her attacker as an african american man between 18 and 25 years old. and about 6'tall. new information tonight about that parolee who crashed a truck after speeding away from police in pittsburgh yesterday. today, he died from his injuries. police identified him as 26- year-old johnson of concord. a woman who was also killed in the truck was identified 47- year-old rita martinez of pittsburgh. two people injured in an suv that was hit are expected to survive. police say johnson had a long history of arrests and parol violations. the fate of the doctor accused of causing michael jackson's death will be decided by the jury very soon.

it now appears those jurors will not hear from dr. conrad murray. reporter craig bosrow has been following the trial. >> reporter: it was one of those moments when court reconvened, the judge asked what is your decision. conrad murray paused then answered the job, my decision is i won't take the stand. they've wrapped up and they have now questioned all of their witnesses. prosecutors and state's attorneys have questioned all witnesses and have rested. testimony drew to a close after murray decided not to take the stand. the 22 day trial boiled down to dualing propofol experts. white believes it was not

murray by jackson that gave himself the sedative. >> we're talking about minimal sedation. >> my understanding based on the doses that dr. murray administered they would be in the range of minimal sedation. >> under intense questioning, white previously testified that murray broke protocall by administering propofol as a sleep aid. dr.murray administered the fatal doze intervenously and was criminally responsible. >> they flow con concentration to get into all of the tissues. >> so after 33 prosecution witnesses and 16 witnesses for

the defense both sides have now rested. the judge instructed the jury to come back here thursday morning at 9:00 and closing arguments are set to begin shortly after that. live in los angeles, craig bozwel. there is word today that hillary clinton's mother dorothy rodham has died at the age of 82. dorothy rodham avoided the spotlight but appeared with her daughter when she was running for president in 2008. rodham died in a hospital in washington. also in washington, d.c. the house passed a resolution reaffirming in god we trust as the national motto. the vote was 396 to nine with several extensions. house republicans said they wanted to renew support of the principal. one democrat called it a meaningless distraction from the country's real problems.

a warning went out to the bipartisan supercommittee charged with reducing the nation's industry. the supercommittee is supposed to come up with more than a million dollars in savings in three weeks. democrats and republicans are divided. if nothing is done automatic cuts in defense and domestic programs will go into effect. the fiesta de muertos was celebrated tonight. the dancing and ceremonies were just part of celebrating their ancestors. families create altars to the dead, visit cemeteries and tell stories about their loved ones who have passed away. new information about that fire burning in napa county. it's being called a perfect emergency landing, we will show you a boeing 757 make a belly landing and everybody walks away. a red flag warning still in

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wall street movement. >> this resolution is adopted. the 8-3 vote came after meeting with occupy representatives and city leaders: the protesters agreed to form committees to oversee sanitation plus health in the camps. >> there's a verbal agreement that as long as progress continues to be made. that there'll be peaceful. >> we haven't felt the need to issue citations at this point. and we will work toward a higher level of according with them. >> reporter: the public works department and fire department say they inspect that camp three times a day for code violations. the city says campers have voluntarily moved their tents to accommodate clean up crews. we have new information now on our developing news out of napa county where strong winds are fueling a wildfire at this hour. we just got off the phone with fire officials they tell us two

structures are involved and that others are threatened. the fire has now covered about 50 acres. it's burning along the silv era do trail at soda canyon road. the napa sheriff is evacuating residents. at this point they say the fire is about 50% contained it started at about 8:30 tonight. in news of the world tonight in poland -- >> a boeing 767 made a belly landing after the landing gear failed to deploy. officials at the polish airline said it was a perfect emergency landing. the pilots are being hailed as heros. the plane was on a flight from newark new jersey. vice president joe biden addressed a conference on international cyber security. biden warned about imposing

repressive rules saying government should not regulate what people do online. there is a new effort to help the hundreds of thousands of people who lost their homes in last year's earthquake find new ones. it's not clear how many people would qualify for loans. 70% are unemployed and most people rent. so far only 75% have applied for home loans and just 10 received them. people using the new iphone 4s are reporting problems with the batteries. users say the batteries are losing power at a fast pace even when the phone is not in use. the phone is supposed to have a longer battery life. one user says the problem is in the battery and they should be

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new at 10:00, a fish liner opens today brings of chanook

salmon to be caught. >> reporter: the sight of chanook salmon brought laughter and delight to children watching and they were not the only ones. >> we're excited about it because today is the first day of hatching grows and releasing 12 million salmon. >> reporter: the hatchery is located at the american river near fulsome. this morning the fish latter opened for the first time this year, 600 fish entered in the opening hour. >> they are here because they don't want to get caught and eaten. >> reporter: but for these 3- year-old chanook salmon it is the end of the line. 1,500 will be spawned today. they have yet to reach the hatchery, they are close and once they enter the river they move fast from the golden gate bridge to our location in about three weeks. in 2008 and 2009, the number of

returning chanook salmon was so low commercial and recreational fishing was banned. it's expected next year will be better. >> why? we don't know. that's the mystery of salmon again. >> reporter: in fulsome, ken pritchett, ktvu news. more details numbers from the department of fish and game showed the dramatic changes in the salmon population. in 2004 there were nearly 89,000 salmon in the american river. four years later, they were down to 5,700. last year they were back up this time to nearly 24,000. a red tailed hawk found in golden gate park with a nail through it head will be released tomorrow. the hawk was captured on october 24th and taken to the wildlife center of silican valley where it's been nursed back to health. it'll be released into the wild at the golden gate park botanical garden tomorrow morning. wild rescue is offering a $10,000 reward for information on who shot the hawk.

two san francisco police officers remain hospitalized tonight after an early morning car crash in the mission district. the officers car hit a light pole on potrero avenue on the way to a call this morning. a third officer in an unmarked car was treated for his injuries and released. investigators say it is still a mystery as to what caused a blast in richmond this morning. officials have ruled out a natural gas leak as the source of the explosion. the back wall of that home on ohio avenue blew out at 2:20 this morning. authorities say three people who were inside the home received nonlife threatening injuries. fire officials say they are looking into chemicals and propane as possible causes. monitoring conditions with that red flag warning tonight and the very powerful winds that have been in the last hour begun gusting to near 80 miles per hour. the winds are picking up. the red flag warning wind event

is occurring right now. i've got reports in the oakland hills with some tree limbs down from callers in the weather center. and the winds have really ramped up. i have 50-mile an hour winds just above the berkeley area. let's go check out the next graphic. we're in napa now in the napa valley. winds are blowing steady out of the north at 30. here's downtown napa. here's silv era do here. so far we've recorded up to 40 acres burned maybe more. the real significant thing is we have really strong wind gusts in this area. and sustained winds. gusts above 30 miles per hour to 40 but the sustained winds to 30. humidity is not that low but the wind is constant. the pressure gradient is way up there. way beyond where it was last night. so the wind will be getting stronger over the next few

hours especially in the north and east bay hills. the red flag warning which is based on the wind is going to be up until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. forecast highs tomorrow in the 70s. the wind should be pretty much done by the time most of us get out of bed. but the next four or five hours they'll be going on. tomorrow, the next five days slightly cooler. we get into thursday, we talk about this event. rain moving into the area. light scattered showers. the main impact from this cooler, cooler weather as we head into thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. here comes the computer model. there's the first in the series that's tomorrow night at 11:00. it's well north. then we get into thursday morning, look where it is just north of here. the winds have shifted now to the bay area. at 1:00 we have light scatter showers on thursday. roadways are wet for tomorrow's commute then very cool air filters in behind this. we will see bay area snow in the peaks not a whole bunch but

some. there's a slight chance of showers. the five day forecast shapes up like this. we're following that story up in napa. red flag warning in effect. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. near 80 miles per hour at this hour. >> 80-miles-an-hour. >> coming on 78-miles-an-hour. >> speaking of those strong winds right now those winds are knocking down tree branches and knocking out power. more 2,000 homes in the southeast berkeley area and north oakland have lost power. the electricity went out around 10:00 tonight. no word yet on when it'll be restored. up next here the coast guard makes a special delivery. a rare seal flies to hawaii. yes he flew and we'll explain why.

a special delivery a rare monk seal is delivered today to hawaii. the seal had been treated for an eye disease at the kwraouft of santa cruz and tonight he's all ready -- at the kwraouft of santa cruz and tonight he's all ready at his new home at the waikiki aquarium. let's talk about cal bears

basketball. >> a little opening exhibition tonight. of course with the nba on what you might call lock down college basketball going to get more play than ever at least for now. even a meaningless exhibition game to start the season for cal. of course it's not meaningless for their coach. he's exstatic to be out there coaching tonight as he was and rather easily to victory. he returned after surgery. salinas 14 in the first half. crab in tight to harper kemp. and the throw down and the momentum continues for cal. justice kobb off the bench with 17. draws the damage as well. three point play as it turns out cal wins going away 88-53. if al davis was still with us he may have just gotten a kick out of this.

lane kiffin never saw eye to eye with al, fined $10,000 today by the powers for criticizing game officials following his usc-trojans hard loss. but it was true stanford moment of triumph as andrew luck put ufc in front. he said hey, my bad. stick with me, get it together and there you go. the touchdown that helped put it into overtime. and it was stanford moving it under the poise and guidance of this future nfl number one draft pick. there's the two point conversion that helped them to victory. the ufc fumble that is you know what the yet is yet to come seems like from the very poised and confident andrew luck right now. >> it's good to go through some rough patches. it definitely was not happy

after throwing an interception for a touchdown. there was some time left on the clock to go out there and atone for that mistake. >> andrew said it on the sideline going up and down saying this is what we need. we have to be able to fight back, we have to show that we have the resilience and he did. >> it's nice to go in and get a win and i guess you know that type of fashion. i'm very proud to be part of that team. >> the raiders shut out so in a continuing effort to soup the offense up, using a prized but used up comodity, omsingada.

that's a sporting life for tuesday day night. >> thank you for trusting ktvu for your news. we'll see you next time news breaks. >> and make sure to join us for the morning news, they'll have the latest on that napa fire. good night. hey guys, what can i get for you?

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