> violence at occupy oakland. the camera man rushes to the scene as the victim of a fatal shooting is loaded on to a waiting ambulance. >> i'm calling on the campers, i want to say this clearly. i'm calling on the campers to please leave voluntarily tonight. >> reporter: good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. oakland major jean quan says it is time for the occupy encampment to end. the final straw, tonight's fatal shooting. we start with eric rasmussen on

the fatal shooting and the mayor's call for protesters to clear out. >> reporter: she is asking for demonstrators to clear out. the police tape finally came down. witnesses tell us this young man was shot just past these porta-potty's and our cameras were there shortly after it happened. as the shots rang out on frank ogawa plaza there were hundreds of witnesses just steps away all part of the occupy oakland camp. several told ktvu it started with a fight just before 5:00 p.m. involving four men attacking another man. >> the guy got free and ran. he just ran down here. and then i heard you know we heard the pops, pop pop, pop. >> reporter: john lucas a

volunteer medic at the camp started the first response. as police got there, some people were fighting the crowd. other witnesses tell ktvu the victim was not from occupy oakland but might have been looking to hide out until the camp. >> they were apparently looking for somebody and they apparently found that person. >> reporter: oakland major jean quan called a last minute news conference after it was confirmed that the man who was shot did not survive. >> i'm calling on the campers to please leave voluntarily tonight. i have city workers out there who have been offering vouchers to homeless shelters. >> reporter: many people here today are saying they are not leaving. we shot some video of a vigil they are having out here at the

oakland camp. but she wouldn't get specific; demonstrators here say they have not heard that message directly from the mayor tonight. there's no word yet on the shooter or victim. we also caught up from the president of the council. mayor reed wants the camp removed and he told us what happened tonight just emphasizes his point. >> you have that element to complicate the element that we're dealing with with the encampment. >> the oakland chamber of commerce also wants the occupiers to leave. the chamber pulled 1,100 residents. among those who have an opinion about 60% say the encampment should go. 63% say occupy oakland has hurt business and 73% say they

disapprove of the way major jean quan has handled the occupy oakland situation. nowhere has business hurt more than around the plaza. customers are staying clear of the area. john vacar joins us now live with what many businesses say needs to be done. >> every one of the major business people i've talked to around here say the occupiers are indeed peaceful. but they say they are concerned about the encampment is trouble. the open sign and empty seats speaks volumes. but just a couple of blocks away the cafe seemed busy but not bustling. >> we're doing okay, it's not the same as old times, i think those perceptions are real but

i don't think right now we should respond. >> it's okay i hope it doesn't have a long lasting effect but it does impact on people's opinions of what oakland is like which is really not fair at all. >> reporter: reached bid phone tonight, oakland chamber of commerce president says the business community wants the encampment gone. >> it's a situation where now the element has created a magnet for people that disregard the rights of others. >> implicit in that, many business people say the mayor needs to be recalled. >> we believe the mayor has not stepped up. we have seen her over and over dodge the issue. it is clear that there needs to

be change. >> live from frank ogawa plaza, tom vacar, ktvu news. >> we will return to the camp if we see that police are trying to clear them out. the leak happened at 7:15 tonight near mission and veal as you hear there the sound of escaping gas filled the night. and people said they could smell gas more than 100 feet away. traffic on beal street was closed for some time. pg & e says it is laying off 225 workers phos workers

-- most will be from the information technology department. the company began the lay offs yesterday and says those i.p. workers are being given a chance to find other jobs within the company. >> there are allegations tonight of police brutality following a student protest at uc berkeley. we showed you the confrontation last night on the ktvu news. tonight ktvu's amber lee is live with the video of the police action that some say went too far. amber-- >> reporter: julie, student protesters tell us this you tube video is proof that police use excessive force and they're calling for changes in police tactics. >> proposed no outside police under any circumstances no matter what. >> reporter: hundreds of police gathered for what they called a general assembly at 6:00 tonight. they say tuition hikes are causing them to struggle so they're modeling their protest after the occupy movement. >> our representatives are not

listening to us. it does not matter if we flood their inboxes with e-mails or voice mails. >> reporter: tonight's gathering has been peaceful with police officers monitoring the protest on the perimeter. some students are calling for the campus police chief to resign. this is you tube video of last night's protest. some students say it shows that police use excessive force. >> officers and demonstrators were linking arms. officers were use ramming the baton in order to collapse. >> officers had to use physical force to move them away so they can remove the illegal tent and remove them from the area. >> reporter: officials say they respect their right to free speech. this morning a protester put up a tent. police immediately removed it and arrested him. if that means that we have to

be arrested and take some hits to expose how ridiculously absurd the system is. so be it. >> campus police say they are reviewing several sources of video including cameras worn by campus police officers to determine what exactly happened. reporting live here at uc berkeley, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. some students at san jose state are camping out tonight. but it's not an occupy event. 50 people are spending the night in tents for poverty under the stars. organizers say they want to bring attention to homelessness and a higher minimum wage in california. >> i think this makes a difference by showing people that there's an issue so it brings it to the forefront, and awareness is the first step. >> i have had three students this semester out of my 100 plus students that are living in homeless shelters, three of them. >> the message here is similar to the occupy movement and a few members of occupy san jose

are at the event. the university only expects people to remain for one night and say they will be talking to organizers and issuing citations if anyone tries to stay there longer. >> state comptroller says the state is taking in much less. spending exceeded projections by 1.7 billion. it remains to be seen if the gap can be bridged in the spring where the state collects huge amounts of income tax payment. if not there are automatic cuts built into the budget approved by the legislature back in june. >> munni's deficit is expected to increase next year. the agency will consider several revenue proposals next monday. they increase raising fares and start charging another 25-cents for use of a transfer.

another day, install 1,000 meters. a judge approved a settlement between oracle and 100 workers. oracle did not admit wrong doing. about 1/3 of their workers which works out to $11 million will go toward attorney's fees. a shocking scene in contra costa county. four bodies, what led a man to kill his family then himself. and live storm tracker 2 picking up a little green right now. there's some rain on the way. i'll tell you when it gets here. santa rosa's occupy movement gets an eviction and an extension, we'll have the details tonight. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road.

whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] and if you call now,

your first tow in good hands roadside assistance is free! simply get a quote on any allstate insurance policy. that's a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance just for calling, and a free tow just for quoting. call now! santa rosa is also dealing with an occupy camp and tonight the campers there pleaded their case to the city. ktvu's debra villalon is live in stan rosa where a vote just came down on the camp santa rosa fate. >> reporter: this is a jubilent camp. the city going as far as issuing permits for the

tentsful occupiers huddle before tonight's pivotal play. inside the council, most of them fluttered, just showing hands to come to an agreement. they want permits instead of being sent packing. >> it started in this spot. >> reporter: they've rearranged their tents around wide paths for fire safety. porta-potty's have been addressedded, and they patrol themselves. >> i work at little cesars i don't have what it needs to survive. >> reporter: where occupy goes from here they don't know. they insist that's the idea. >> it can't take place during business hours, if we go home, we will forget. >> reporter: city permit. >> tim: make it easier to keep order and evict troublemakers. but the council also heard from staff and citizens turned off

by the squatting. >> i have been avoiding the downtown area and i'm sure others have as well. >> people are not just asking for a permit, people are asking for justice. >> this will go down in history i do believe, and i just want to see what side of history we all will be on. >> and about 40 minutes ago, by a 5-2 vote the mayor and vice mayor opposing this very sympathetic council decided to start issuing permit, renewable every two weeks. not just tolerating this encampment but in fact, legitimizing it and in doing so they encouraged the activists to focus now on their message getting it to sacramento and beyond to washington, d.c. debra villalon. the race for san francisco

sheriff still isn't a done deal but ross vicarini is hanging on to a lead. mirkarimi said he had just seen the numbers and says he believes he will be the new sheriff. >> i am going to declare victory for our campaign. >> reporter: he said he based his declaration on the way the votes are trending. >> george gascon is keeping his job as district attorney. the latest return shows gascon with a commanding lead. >> when i was a young kid in cuba i don't think i would think in my wildest dream i would be the district attorney of san francisco. >> gascon also said his parents

are proud that he's the city's first hispanic district attorney. >> and ed lee also spent the day walking to businesses. he's reaching out to the other candidates who ran against him. he says all of the negative campaigning that happened during the race is now water under the bridge. rick perry was in full damage control mode following his major slip up. >> commerce, education and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. >> i stepped in it last night that's for sure. i'm sure i'm not different than many americans sitting there thinking about it. there's agencies of government that i want to forget and i certainly forget one last night in the department of energy. >> governor perry made the rounds trying to put the incident behind him. perry struggled to remember details of one of his key

messages, cutting spending by reducing government agencies. he says he's human and like many people had a brain freeze. perry is scheduled to appear on the late show with david letterman tonight. in pittsburg, police are expected to investigate the shooting death of a man. what police say drove a 39-year- old man to kill three members of his family and then himself. >> it started with a 4:00 a.m. 911 call from a man inside this home to pittsburg police. >> saying that he had just killed his family and he was about to kill himself. >> reporter: police arrived within minutes but could not contact anyone inside. this is a photo taken by a neighbor as the s.w.a.t. team moved in at around 9:00 a.m. >> we ultimately made entrance and found four diseased adults.

one appeared to be suffering from what looked like a self- inflicted gunshot wound. >> it's quite shocking for us because this neighborhood is quiet. >> reporter: neighbors cecilia abobo says she didn't hear any shots and only learned about it when police knocked on her door. >> they did a small steak -- stake out at our home. >> reporter: cecilia says she only knew her neighbors slightly and that the husband was in and out of employment. >> ultimately ended up shooting himself and the members inside the house. >> reporter: police say a facebook page linked to the shooter had a message detailing his financial problems. and police say that message was indicative of a suicide note. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. in live storm tracker two, picking up a few showers offshore. they are weak, as this system

passing but it's going to be a weak one. tomorrow lots of clouds in the bay area. here's the system, main system is going to help south. heaviest rainfall is going to be down here in encenada. computer model does this. here we are tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., rain still offshore. here we are at noontime and you can see showers just hanging offshore with a few widely scattered showers. we will run the rest of the model, and we will go right to the five day forecast. we still have your weekend in view with a lot of clouds. >> the wall street journal reported that facebook has agreed to make changes to resolve a nearly 2-year-old investigation. the paper says the settlement would require facebook to get

explicit consent to make changes. facebook is also changing its news feed. facebook is adding a sort link at the top of the news feed. users who pick highlighted stories will push the story to the top of the page. casino workers protest their working conditions. >> reporter: on the night before veteran's day, special recognition for veterans that won't be able to march in a parade. a plan to add more bicycle lanes like this one is making motorists mad and even has some bicyclists worried. [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney... veterans day sale get savings on top of savings. use your jcpenney rewards credit card... ...and get an extra 15...20... or 30% off all regular, sale and clearance items. no exclusions. go to jcp.com... ...to see everything on sale. jcpenney.

veterans day sale get savings on top of savings. use your jcpenney rewards credit card... ...and get an extra 15...20... or 30% off all regular, sale and clearance items. no exclusions. go to jcp.com... ...to see everything on sale. jcpenney. new at 10:00, union workers held a candlelight vigils. they claim the casino is cutting full time jobs and

using part time workers which leaves many without access to benefits. the workers are in the midst of contract talks. the united states senate today approved legislation that will help unemployed veterans find work. if it's approved by the house next week the legislation will extend tax credits to businesses that hire veterans. it would also provide funding for retraining older veterans. the obama administration estimates 200,000 troops. the big is part of obama's jobs package. tomorrow veterans all across the country will be honored but tonight there was an emotional preevent. lloyd lacuesta is in san jose and tells us how all of the veterans who were in tonight shared one thing in common. >> i'm at the veterans veterans memorial where a number of events is planned for

tomorrow. but there are some veterans who can not guilty march in our parade. >> these are the wounded warriors, some have lost wind, some have lost their sight. all sack fied for their country. >> 20 years later i've lost my left leg. >> what is next? this may says he's treated them to a dinner, a shaw juriture but appreciated by vietnam. >> we weren't the most welcomed people. i hope the heros over there fighting today are being welcomed back good. >> those younger veterans chose not to come tonight. the oldest veterans appreciate them. >> when you're in the hospital and you see some of these

wonderful children from my rack and i ran after fan stan that had belows before the need. what do i have to complain about? >> a va therapist says not all of the wounds are visible. post-traumatic step. >> i think we can forget a cleaning that can be sadder -- >> -- sadler. >> some of them are giving it their all. it's precious. >> reporter: tomorrow is more than just a holiday and a day off from work. it is a day to say thank you to the men and women who served their country. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. a deadly shooting outside the occupy oakland camp and a

new demand from oakland's major. the response i just heard tonight from protesters. >> the east bay gets a any basket with my reps. [ screaming ]

[ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man.

there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. continuing coverage of occupy oakland. news chopper 2 was above the scene about 5:00 this evening when the victim of a fatal shooting was put into a ambulance. tom vacar is live, he says that shooting has left occupiers bracing for the city's next move. >> reporter: certainly everybody is on edge tonight. i would like to show you what's happening right now, we have a heads up about three minutes ago. you see the people carrying

handles. the occupy oakland demonstratorred have been showing their disconnect. they say they're doing this in honor and memory of the young man who was shot out here literally where these folks are walking at san francisco ogawa. everybody out here seems to have different ideas about when police might come out and try to clear this camp again. major quan and anise parker says she is asking voluntaries result she told us she has a plan to clear out. we've been told that it's as many as 180 camps, there's word tonight the shooting is getting larger after the shooting what happened@, also we heard from protesters who say they have not received the message other than hearing it from us and the

major wants you to move kind two. >> the lights that are on here in the ha saá we heard from protesters, light nights many of these lights were shut off. it made it -- the lights that are on here in the city. we're live and we'll keep you posted. >> now to our special report. tonight we take a look at a plan to transform a lane into a bike lane. as ktvu david stevenson tells us, the plan is not being understood, it's also bringing

a concern with san francisco. eastbound oak and westbound -- most are usually packed with cars sharing revenue in the high school. >> i mostly feel safe. but i definitely had the entire age of really respective interactions. >> bicycle traffic grown in this neighborhood by as much as 40% over the past few years. so much so that the san francisco municipal transportation authority can now consider traffic. >> it's not necessary, not everybody needs to go in a private car, often, all by themselves. >> the proposal is not going over well with some drivers. >> it's not sáeuzable. it's crazy. the san francisco needs to realize that real heel get out

here. this - - the san francisco needs to realize the reel heel. it has been a testimony to the lit cal pour of testament that san francisco had added 15- thousand miles. >> i think it's a goal that we're seeing americans anation as pyre to. the leader of the day, authority rice rad bin. another avid months. >> we don't want to go on the board and say cycling is better than driving. we have to look at this case by case. >> reporter: even residents living along the core door question whether the plan will

create a parking nightmare. >> better idea for repsyching, not good idea for a car. brings anti traffic which is an open car. >> motorcyclists 10-miles-an- hour. 30 thank you. that has a hazardous allegation. >> lisa zoner recreptly served on a panel. founding way to make the stoplights carefully. >> you can see both side, both sides of apipe.

>> if stevenson is degrees baiting into city. they're always crazy to buy and always busy. not a good idea. tell us what you think about the city's plan. ktvu channel 2 news on facebook. new hampshire governor represents the decision to joe paterno. and he has lost confidence. we must keep in mind that when it comes to the safety of children, there can be no more gins for fir. >> bradley says he has taken the job with a heavy heart. the fall out from this child's

sex scandal where ashton cup kher the actor wrote that he found -- the actor wrote what he had found in one units of baaalon. cutcher said that he had written a tweet when he found out how they were living. theup and down as the zero zone praoáeupl minister. he is not a politician. lucas is a probation. the markets rebounded some ball today from yesterday's big losses. if dow gained 112 points.

nasdaq picked up 36, very preprepares. the wall street journal says pine punkus says some of facebook woerters we hired back. since they received earlier. >> why a man turned himself in finally today and why some of the charges were dropped. back here in 10 minutes we're going to take a fine day wall calls, it's not too aáufrb you tkpwáet -- it's not too making.

big big big big. small! [ male announcer ] the space-saving, eco-friendly, totally unique smart. unbig. uncar. ♪ -- it's not too often you get to make an appearance. ♪

♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey up to 12 lbs, for just $5 each. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly with our free chef assistant app. it's foolproof. safeway. ingredients for life.

new information now on a deportation case we first told you about on tuesday. the board of immigration appeals has agreed now to consider a daly city man's request for appeal. came from the philippines with his family 16 years ago. but immigration officials previously denied his request for asylum. supporters say the appeal means h means -- means he will not be deported while his case is being reviewed. richport was just 25 years old when he pleaded not guilty to contest to shooting at south san francisco officers and then disappeared. now he is 67 years old, married with two sons and has a masters degree. today he turned himself in in redwood city to enter a guilty plea. >> this seems to be the right

thing to do. and in the end it's always about family. >> he was also charged as one of eight men accused of murdering a san francisco police officer in 1971. but those charges were dropped. richport's attorney says his client could see up to 15 years behind bars. the commission worked today to repeal the law -- the bill is given little chance of passing in the senate. in news of the world, rescue teams start to clean up. earlier a japanese aid worker was pulled out alive but he

later died from his injuries. the hotel was allowed to remain open. amateurs capture and carry out protests. there are concerns that these protests will turn into a civil car much like what we saw in libya. and off spain's canary islands, a volcano is erupting spewing up ash and rocks and ash. >> people who have seen it also say the smell of surfer is impossible. this could end up creating a new mature team. a new basketball deal hope

to have one bay area news. >> bill martin looking ahead to the weekend, the chance of rain and your complete bay area forecast in just six minutes.

contract talks break down tonight. but there is still basketball in the bay area. jana katsuyama is live in richmond where their first probasketball team just kicked off their season, jana. >> reporter: frank, let me tell you there was a lot of excitement here at memorial auditorium earlier. with the nba's high money haggling, you can say that the rockets are bringing basketball back to the area. with a launch of their first season, the richmond rockets took off. >> let's go, let's go, let's

go. >> reporter: firing up the crowd with fast action. >> basketball strikes going on and everything. it's a good time for the sports team to be out here. brings a lot of crowds out here. >> it's really exciting to watch them run down. >> reporter: the rockets are part of the american association which has 80 teams nationwide. athletes took place at the love of the game. the nba caps the salary to $100,000 for the entire team. >> most of these organizations you will see these teams are built for people who already have strong ties to the community. >> it's nice to see the city of richmond something fun to look forward to. i can't wait to get out there and play. >> the only shots fired are with the basketball. and court appearances means playing hard. >> so that they can come here and see that there are positive things going on with our youth. >> hopefully it's going to get

a lot of kids that are coming in the area off the streets. hopefully it'll be enough to keep them out of trouble. >> reporter: the rockets say the r.n. they picked richmond was that they were partner with the -- the rockets say the reason they picked richmond was that they were partnered already. >> it's possible nba basketball could begin next month if the players say yes. contra costa is about to become the county's ninth agency to impose a cur few on student children. parents could also get tickets

for allowing their children to skip class. eight of contra costa's 19 cities allows police to sight curfew. >> last week's rate saw the 3.99% from 4%. the five weeks ago it hit a record low of 3%. five weeks ago that was at a record low 3.36%. a vallejo line is in line to keeping the boat to left. merit island is one of four

organizations under consideration for the navy. uss olympian was bought in. >> and the storms are slowly fizzling out. this thing came in looking pretty chilly on monday. as we go toward the end of the week look at what you have here, few scattered showers. those showers working their way. it's going to be south of point con acceptings. i think the cloud will be tomorrow. it'll be mostly to hear tomorrow, they're all coming down into the mid-50s for the most part. tomorrow not a bad day but we will see sidely pattern -- we'll see interesting. a lot of subtropical moisture here. if this has headached in with

the kwroupg center that would have been a big dumper. profession cur -- that basically is where there's no die up. so there's 10:00 a.m.s and sprinkles around 2:00 p.m. it's no special tv, a few linkering showers. this is low sister by the way. as we get into 7:00 maybe drizzle, maybe some sprinkles and then see you, it's basically gone after that. this stuff should be leaving the airplane that has a weekend that will be phos will to first hely go. we're going to see them --

weekend that will be the most will be the first. we'll be in the low 60s. in the santa clara valley, 67 in morganhill, san jose and gilroy. these are your first forecast haoegs -- this is your first forecast. bay area weekend dry, just clouds hanging out. >> boy it did sure fall apart. >> fizzled, thank you bill. >> uh-huh. >> thank you. the price of a home cooked bird is a stuffing. a turkey with all the trimmings for 10 people will cost about 13% hr. the jump is causing by food makers and grocers to raise prices. the biggest hike is the main

course, the trade group says a 16 -month-old will. we'll be right back with the raiders in first place. who would have thought? ♪ ♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪

♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys, let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done.

right now, get a safeway frozen turkey up to 12 lbs, for just $5 each. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly with our free chef assistant app. it's foolproof. safeway. ingredients for life. so i just started wearing this helmet instead... which, you know, it's... to me it makes sense. i mean, it can get awkward sure, when you're meeting new people but i just explain to them that i wear it because i dropped my insurance plan, and they're like wow, this is a smart guy. i mean they don't say that out loud, but... [ male announcer ] we know it can be tough out there. that's why we offer a wide range of plans for a wide range of budgets. blue shield. okay mark is here now with sports. one week the raiders look horrible, next week they come back and wow.

>> i tell you what, their fans would agree with this. even when they win they scare everybody. the team overcoming injuries and penalties as plenty. and carson faller's arm and the wheel -- and carson palmer's arm and the wheel keeps coming. giving the raiders a 7-three. starting to heat it up a little bit. he's got his own rookie vincent brown and that is a sensational catch. touchdown san diego, you see him hang on within the

boundaries of the rules. but balmer right back to that rookie again. more 34-9. they are then 24-7 late. but who care is. the sixth sack of the fight for the raiders. the defense did it when they had to. they're five and four in the accwet. couple of teams that spent the season mixing and matching line ups. they get to see how all the swapping translates on the ice. we're talking about the wild. and in on an assist here. the only judge players, the goal from patty low.

3-1 final, sharks are rolling right now. when was the last time tiger woods led a tournament let alone won one. as a matter of fact exactly two years ago at this very same australian weapon. tiger with a knife, lengthy put. he has a one point lead and wins with one shot. nba jones is in for your parts how does that sound. a 72 degrees schedule as part of the proposal. the owners offered the layers today after 11 officers to leader. player rep derrick fever says several issues still needs to

be around. >> the season is not done yet. >> not yell. we'll be tracking some of these tvs. j, 000, numbers -- we'll be tracking some of these stories. big big...big. ♪ big big big -big. -big! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ big big big -big big. -big! -big -big! -♪ big -big. -big big big. big big big. big big big. small. big big big big. small! [ male announcer ] the space-saving, eco-friendly,

totally unique smart. unbig. uncar. ♪ keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is.