occupiers you have sent the world a strong message, now it's time to go home. >> they -- they have kidnapped the police force, the government. >> reporter: occupiers don't look like they are packing up. >> look at the word occupy. just look it up. read out the definition. then run that question again. >> reporter: the calls to leave come on the heels of yesterday's deadly shooting at the p laza. >> just started fanning the gun. >> reporter: was he aiming at alex? >> i didn't know. i was watching him. >> reporter: the victim known as alex from richmond to those at occupy died. >> his head was laying on top of bottom pedastal. . >> reporter: the broad daylight murder has leaders speaking out and urging protesters to hold their ground. >> that murder wasn't a part of this. that murder was a sign of what we must change. >> reporter: everybody seems to

agree change is needed but that change looks different depending on what side of the camp you are. you are be log at video of what happened last time they tried to clear out the camp. they had to call for hope from other agencies. talked to a couple of those who said they are rethinking that and the response to occupy oakland. they aren't calling an emergency and said now that it let the camp back up it's now a planned event and so if oakland wants help they will have to pay for it. >> an group is on the move tonight in support of veterans who have been hurt during recent protests. paul chamber social security live in oakland with the call for police to temper their response. >> reporter: basically was an hour walk. they are stopped here. they just dispersed. they were very happy with the protest saying was peaceful and what they wanted to do. we can look at video.

they walked up broadway and came to the police station. when they got to the station, they stood outside telling the officers about how to do a proper peaceful protest. they stood in front of thors, it was a kind of not really stair down, the officers were inside. the people on the other side and even gave the officers room. they felt like they were giving them to much so they backed up and gave them a lot of room and we can come back out live. it's over the protest is over. this is all about the veterans because two veterans in this occupy were hurt due to police. > this memorial made by occupy oakland is to honor those who served our country. one of those people is scott olson. this video shot by ktvu shows him boeing hurt after officers set off rounds of tear gas last month on a crowd trying to go back to the camp cleared earlier this day. as a result one of the chance

sisters hit olson and fractured his skull. some say it's ironic he is being remembered for an injury that happened in the country he defended. >> he was a -- ones that came home and forgotten and never cared about and that was the part of the system. >> reporter: bruce said he has sympathy for the group. is he a vietnam vet and said he served his country not for the 99 or the 1% but the entire nation. he feels that people in camps outside the hall have the right to stay. >> i'm a vietnam vet. i'm an american citizen. there are some things in the system that need to be changed. >> the other veteran injured is also -- he injured during a fight with police and they said his friends said he was hit with batons and ruptured his spleen. i talked to him. he -- he said he is fine.

both are at home at this time. they are doing well and they say they still support the occupy here in oakland. the people out here say they know they -- talked about the eviction. they say they plan to stay here but will do it peacefully. live in oakland. >> elected firms say tensions rising at oakland city hall between the mayor and the council. the mayor released a dove in a call for peace with a meeting religious leaders and she again asked the campers to leave voluntarily siting last night's deadly shooting. >> it's another example of why we need to peacefully close the camp at city hall. >> she is supposed to be the leader of this city and you know she doesn't talk effectively with those of us who are on the council. >> reporter: members say the mayor didn't consult them about her strag for dealing the protest and at least two

councilmembers say they would like to introduce a resolution of no confidence in the mayor. >> the lawyers for two people hit by a car during last week's strike in oakland are new calling for the arrest of the driver. they held a press conference. >> with the help of the citizens of oakland we are going to bring this man to justice, we are going to hold this man responsible, even if the oakland police will not do their job. >> we showed you this video the night it happened on november 2nd. the driver hit one person and then backed up and hit another. the attorneys say bart police let the driver go, didn't collect evidence and haven't talked to witnesses. at the time they said oakland police told them to let the driver go. our coverage continues on knvu.com. you can read the later from the police officers union calling on protesters to break down the occupy camp immediately. just click on occupy protest. its been a cool drizzlely day around the area.

its been raining in oakland on and off as well as across the area. bill martin is tracking the conditions. >> yeah. widely scattered showers, accumulations have been light. mostly below 5 -- 100ths of an in. . have you rain onto richmond bridge, heading up to rodeo and then showers in san leanedo and hayward. they have been moderate to light. here comes the rainfall accumulations, again tenth of an inch in concord. san jose just -- the santa cruz mountains nearly a half inch. widely scattered shower s showers will continue. we will look at the bay area weekend. let you know if there are any showers and what the highs are. >> all right. taking a live look now at the san jose airport. right now there are no delays there or at oakland international. however sfo is reporting delays of up to two hours because of

the rain. >> surprise visit to a market by a top politician could shed light on alleged abusive working conditions. new at six, robert honda is in san jose where county supervisorrer met or tried to meet with employee there is. >> reporter: we are at one of the stores in san jose where that supervisor came to as he put it investigate those working conditions, a trip the store called political grandstanding. the president of the board of supervisors showed up unannounced today. he said he came to talk to employees about working conditions. >> allegations going on for about a year that there are working conditions -- abuses going on at the stores. . >> reporter: the complaints complaints went public when four former employees protested what they called the unjust firing of 300 workers

throughout the chain. local locate they are accused of punishing those who spoke out. the store said the layoff as an economic thing. >> they are exploiting the unfortunate reductions in past. >> reporter: he said he came unannounced because the store gave out a let erin viting the public to talk to employees themselves. after talking to several of them he was asked to leave. >> management has nothing to hide and welcome people in i think they need to be true to their word. >> reporter: the store said apparently he is already campaigning for mayor. >> we won't let politicians which frankly is a pubbest of the ufcw to come discredit our good name. >> reporter: he declined to does what workers said today

but has set up a hotline for employees depending upon the response a public hearing could be held. live in san jose. >> today's wet weather didn't hurt the 92nd veteran's day parade in san francisco. drill teams, military vehicles and floats made their way through downtown. soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen also marched up market street to the civic center. only a few hundred lined the parade route but the ones we talked to said that didn't seem to matter. >> always remember each other and that's always going to be the most important thing to us. we are glad we have this opportunity. >> the parade kicks off at 11 this morning. and coming up at 6:15 on this veteran's day bay area businesses are reaching out though those who bravely served

their country. the help they are getting to find jobs. >> vallejo police say 12-year- old was killed when they were run over by a trash truck while they were skateboarding. it happened on linfield drive near chapman court. the truck driver was also in the hospital. police say the driver tried to avoid the two but couldn't stop in time. we will have more for you tonight. >> a bay area executive has been convicted of defrauding convenient easters with claim that microsoft was about to buy his business. a jury found the 53-year-old guilty on 29 counts of wire fraud. prosecutors say investors including a bay area nonprofit lost $30 million. it was forced to close in 2009. he faces 20 years in prison. on wall street stocks surged as italy and greece took steps to avoid a financial

meltdown. the dow went up 259 points. nasdaq gained 53 points. >> call it baby quake. the boost in babies born on 11, 11, 11. why? >> the president repealed don't ask don't tell. now california is making up for past injustices under that law. the move to make sure gay veterans treated fairly. [ 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.

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planet socks and chorme shoes. they say about a quarter of their clients are veterans. >> bay area businesses are stepping in to help veterans iraq and afghanistan who are facing a swelling unemployment rate. new at six jade hernandez spent the morning local veterans looking for work in green tech. >> reporter: they couldn't install the solar pap els they wanted to in rainy san francisco. >> the difference is you see the line there in the back. >> reporter: they could test them. they consider themselves fortunate for the on-the-job training. his boss counts his luck different. >> come out and work side by side, guy was went out and defended the country. i'm feeling proud to be here. >> gave me some type of something happening. otherwise i was a retired veteran, living in a small apartment, with a couple of friends doing the same old

thing every day. >> reporter: waterren picked up his skills from a course and then the company stepped in, leading them through the inis installation process. they work with other local companies. >> a lot of them want to hire veterans, they don't know where to find them though. >> reporter: as they can prove given the chance they are willing able to work. jade hernandez. >> the state department of veterans affairs launch aid new smart phone app to help the nearly two million veterans find services close to home. the free app for android and -- let's them use location technology to help vets find the near of the hospital, or career office. >> a state lawmaker has a bill to make sure veterans discharged under don't ask

don't tell aren't denied their benefits. it covers california veteran home loans and eligibility for home and property tax exemptions. the president vacated the don't ask don't tell policy in september. right now on ktvu.com you will find more information about veteran day events. you can watch a slide show of today's vents in honor of those who served our country. >> and its been kind of a drizzlely showery day. rainfall has been relatively light. we show you where it's raining where it isn't and you see the city -- you are dry right now. over toward san leandro. that's where think have seen the most rain. oakland up to a tenth of an inch. vallejo scattered showers and that's the nature of the activity over the next few hours, sidely scattered, i don't expect heavy rain but moderate to light.

the roadways are wet right now. tomorrow morning when you wake up temperatures drop to 41 in santa rosa. 1 fairfield. that means -- increases the dew point temperature so you will have a good opportunity for fog in the inland bay area. antioch, davis and up toward sacramento. it's not going it be widespread but will be patchy. if you are raise around to get somewhere be prepared for the valley fog. the forecast, showers tapering off. the bay area weekend dry and mild and plenty of sun. few clouds, plenty of sun. weekend looks really good and dry into next week. the weather system unusual in that they start here and they go like this. this one started here and went like this and it continues to go like that and head into southern california to los angeles where they will see most of the rain. you can see most of it -- the strongest rain just moving on shore near monterey and out toward the fresno area. south of the bay area. here is how it breaks down.

here is the shower, the low pressure center. where is goes is where the reinduce. watch it go that way. we are on the north end. we start to clear you and will -- probably by -- midnight i think at the latest. then to partly cloudy as we head in to the bay area weekend but plenty of sun. the computer model that -- hasn't been a really good job. it's got the timing but the accumulations were -- a little more than the model suggested. grain of salt with this one. 11:00 tonight. scattered showers, then as we go into tomorrow morning it's gone and then boom rapid clearing, we are in good shape. the five-day forecast as we get to it you will see plenty of dry conditions and palo alto bigfoot ball game. oregon state and -- that's a big deal. 58 degrees, partly cloudy and cool. a nice evening or afternoon late afternoon at -- the stadium tomorrow for the game. that's a big game. one of the biggest game stanford has had.

62 degrees. concord, 63 antioch. you have temperatures 64 san jose, 64 in morgan hill and 65 gilroy. the forecast highs. >> reporter: that's a nice looking weekend and the five- day looks nice. lot going on and a lot of outdoor events. if you are much whatting the weekend was in question. not anymore. now the weekend -- we talk about last night but the weekend will be nice and next week looks nice. clouds, i think the valley fog is the weather headline after the rain ends tonight. >> got it out of the way. >> yes. >> 11111 some are seeing a rush in the maternity award now. john fowler explains why the bay area is experiencing a birth quake of sorts. >> reporter: seven pound so 10 onces baby is one of the first babies with this birthdate. count hall we were with

danielle kelly. >> this was my -- first baby and babies are a miracle. >> it's kind of special to me. >> reporter: you may expect the baby boom today. >> nine months ago was valentine's day >> yes. >> very special day. >> reporter: so from -- if you were born on the 11th you are a very idealistic sensitive person. three of the same numbers supposedly have mystical power. >> it's all one's. >> reporter: among tarot cards it's the hermit. >> trailblazer. >> reporter: the ace in blackjack, a winner. >> you don't want three in a row sometimes on certain games and others you do. >> reporter: like in craps. another winner. or on christopher's guest -- in

--. >> 11, 11 -- there is one louder. >> reporter: for some its meaningful. >> i always look at the clock and there it is. >> reporter: at the hospital san jose, a baby was born at 1:11 this morning. >> coming up, new developments at the occupy camp include a just delivered eviction notice and more up heave el at city hall. >> even on a quiet holiday this is a busy er in the east bay that's in danger of closing. what residents can do to save it. >> the stories and more in just 30 minutes on tv36. . >> it's the final week of the regular season. we have two teams for the friday night game of the week with play off implications. we will explain next. [ rapid footsteps ]

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with their health coverage needs. blue shield. . now to the friday night game of the week. it's the knights and the gators. >> and fred is live at foothill in the lossals to

hills with a preview. >> it's a game between two rivals, they call it a bowl because they are both established on the avenue -- but the playing here at foothill and there is a playoff implication. sacred heart prep is in. with me is the head coach and -- your playoff starts tonight because you must win to get into the playoffs. >> that's right. we told them last week playoffs started last week and they got wood side, did a great job but we need to one win this game. >> interesting thing to is that -- you really both teams bangs up. i guess when you play nine games that's with the territory. >> yeah. both sides are banged up but the great thing is we have sophomores sophomore juniors on both sides. >> the pennsylvania bridge program. the bowl, all the profits go to this program. tell me about it. pennsylvania bridge serves under served youth to try to

quiet them set academicly for high school and there are several different campus around the bay area and these are both host schools for the program. it's a great program. >> and it sounds like it'll make a real impact because last year they made $70,000 for that and i know it's a big program for you. good luck. 6-3. hopefully 7-3 and you get to -- get to play sacred heart again. >> thank you. >> that is what it's about. regular is he son ends tonight. it's up to menlow to decide if they want to be in the playoffs. we will have the highlights tonight at ten. reporting live. >> sounds like that should be a good one. >> always a good one. >> thank you for trusting us. our coverage continues on kthu.com and mobile. >> and watch a light filled transformation at great america.

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