occupy -- occupy protesters relocate to a different area in oakland. it's not a move, though, that's welcomed by everyone. good afternoon, i'm tori campbell. they were chased out of city property and now occupy protesters have found a -- have found a new place to pitch their ten. as part of our continuing coverage on occupy protests, tara moriarty says the new protesters are getting a mix --

mixed review of their home. >> we're hoping 99%. >> reporter: protesters stake their claim to what they call a foreclosed property at 18th and lin din streets in west oakland. >> i'm very upset they are here. they kept my dogs up all night. where are they using the restroom? >> reporter: they seem disgruntled, some, that the movement was taking part in their backyard. >> i support the cause. i'm not gonna be sleeping outside my house. but i want to say thanks to those are and support them. their cause is right. >> reporter: he and his friend delivered coffee and doughnuts to protest eskers this -- to protesters this morning. we spoke to the homeowner reportedly in the process of foreclosure, gloria cobb, by telephone this morning, she said she did not get permission for these fro testers to get

here. she says it's unfair. they do whatever they want anyway. some neighbors denounced the new move, and others cheered them on. police eventually told them if they want to stay they will need written consent from the homeowners. >> occupy protesters who followed santa rosa's process permit can continue to camp there. police ned tents near santa rosa avenue and first street. they evicted 26 tents but allowed 1 to remain. those staying had previously applied for and received permits. it's without permits -- an those without permits were given the boot. >> people are talking about what our basic needs are separate from government and systems and money. >> time may be running out for illegal campers. their permits expire at the end of the month.

santa rosa has stopped issuing any more permits. >> uc davis' english department is joining students' calls for the university's chancellor to resign. students turn the main quad into an encampment. that's the same area where campus police pepper sprayed students on friday. police say they didn't make any arrests overnight. yesterday students heckled the chancellor off the stage as she apologized. as she left for her car, they chanted "don't come back." overnight, some uc berkeley protesters -- protesters slept under the car. the -- in the car. the occupy sleepover is the latest protest after cam fuss police aggressively forced them from areas last week. organizers told us they plan to be out there again tonight. coming up in about ten mits, the stay idate -- the

days of the sf camp appear numbered. they think they will probably be pushed out any day. find out what they will do to try to prevent that. testimony it is set? the civil rights case -- is set in the civil rights case with johannes mehserle. he's one of five b.a.r.t. officers defending himself in the lawsuit. the suit was filed by b.a.r.t. passenger kenneth carruthers. he says the officers used excessive force and violated his right. witnesses will testify that carruthers refused an order to leave the station, follow the officers and approached one with clenched firsts yelling threats. san francisco's ban on plastic bags could be expanded today. board of supervisors is said to consider legislation banning plastic bags at all retail stores and restaurants.

right now, the ban only applies to supermarkets and chain store pharmacies, the legislation peaking considered also includes a ten-cent fee that stores would charge customers for any bags they give out starting in 2013. the sters -- stores would keep the money. businesses in san francisco that offer free parking to customers may have to pay thousands of dollars for that privilege. the agency that runs muni is considering a proposal to charge businesses $1,000 -- a $1,000 fee permit each year. there are about 30,000 unpaid parking spots in the city and parking lots in places like stonestown galleria, grocery store and other outlets. by charging businesses a parking stall fee muni could generate $30 million each ear. but businesses are against the idea and the plan would have to

be approved by vote. the spirit of giving is alive and well in oakland where thousands are receiving a holiday meal for free. the event was nearly canceled because the city did not have the fund to pay for it. new at noon, allie rasmus joins us live -- us live at noon. allie? >> reporter: they just started letting people in. this is one of the lines. it goes all the way to the end of the block from 10th and washington to 0th and broadway -- 10th and broadway. inside, they had tables and chairs set up. the executive chef said the staff and volunteers have been working to prepare turkey, mashed potatoes to provide a thanksgiving meal in need. >> times are tough. times are tough. it just feels good.

rarely do we get to people -- rarely do we have people who sit down wait in line and enjoy their food. >> reporter: times are tough for oakland. this year, it almost didn't happen. >> due to budget constraints we were not able to have these in at one point. we did have a wonderful partner that came in, dorel wright from the way yers and stepped in with us -- warriors and stepped in to high pressure us. >> dorel writhe is a -- doe rel wright is a player -- dorel wright from the warriors stepped in. he plays for the warriors. >> it feels good to be part of a community. it's really nice. the band was nice and the food was nice. people had a great time. >> now, the lunch goes on until 2:00 this afternoon. organizers say you don't have to sign up ahead of time to be

here but it is first come, first served and they have enough food to serve a meal to 2100 people. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the spirit of giving is also apparent in san jose this thanksgiving season. hundreds lined up this morning at say yet heart church distributing turkeys to families in need. this morning san jose families delivered 50 turkeys to the church. yesterday an estimated 1300 people lined up to get some help with their thanksgiving meal. organizers expect double that number today. they say the community has stepped up to help others in need. when we come back, three u.s. students are under arrest. rosemary is crossly watching the western skies. rain is coming. she will tell you if it will impact thanksgiving plans. if a toy fits in here, this

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in egypt, protesters are rejecting a new offer by

military rulers after days of violent demonstrations. the military mentalled to transfer power to a civilian government by next -- planned to transfer power to a civilian government by next spring. three american college students are being held by egyptian authorities followed -- following clashes in tahrir square. american university in cairo identified them as luke gates from indiana, derek sweeney from missouri, and gregory porter from pennsylvania. authorities claim the students were throwing firebombs from the roof of a university building. relatives and school officials say they are trying to work to free them. president obama is in new hampshire today urging congress to approve the payroll tax cut extension, included in his jobs bill. the house of representatives is

set to vote next week on the president's pleasant. so far republicans have rejected the jobs bill including its plan to extend and expand the cut in payroll taxes that fund social security. >> it's time for the folks running around spending all of their time talk about what's wrong with america to spend time roll up their sleeves to help us rebuild america and rebuild our middle class and give young people opportunity. >> without the legislation's approve of, the white house says taxes will rise by $1,000 for an an average family. the republican presidential candidates will hold a debate tonight a few blocks away from the white house. it will focus on national security and foreign policy. this is video being transformed for the event. it will be the first debate since newt gingrich has climbed in the poles to become a front runner. the first gop primary is now just six weeks away.

in san francisco, occupy campers at justin herman plaza do not appear phased about the threat of a potential raid. there are signs that police may still move in. we are told the department has canceled all vacations and holidays. occupiers hope if they keep the place clean, the city will allow the law abiding protesters to stay. >> i feel like their condition of the camp is improving. it feels like everybody is pitching in. we're moving in the right direction. >> businesses nearly the ferry building have nixed -- have mixed reaction. some have accused them of shopping and driving. they support the movement and donate leftover food for them by the end of the day. contra costa county authorities are using surveillance images

to catch a suspect. investigators say the suspect painted graffiti on three banks the last several days. he's believed to have writ be the word "foreclosed" on a bank of america building in walnut creek. at a nearby chase bank he rest -- left the face of an anonymous protesters. caltrans released thousands of documents yesterday in an attempt to quell whereries about the new bay bridge's safety. caltrans fired a technician who worked on the bridge, accusing him of falsifying data on three other projects. caltrans says he did not make up data on the bay bridge. the documents show the bridge's foundation and to your have been tested more exexpensively than the agency has previously disclosed. uno vau toe nursing home is

quarantine -- a novato nursing home is quarantined. residents are being asked to stay in their rooms because of the norovirus. it's an illness that can cause all kinds of problems. a warning is out tonight just as the big holiday season is about to get underway. it concerns gifts you may be considering for your children. they released the annual list of the most dangerous toys on store shelves. they include others that could present a choking hazard to small children. >> we often see in the emergency department common problems such as choking, choking hazard from small toys. we see older siblings giving

younger children either toys to play with or eat. the toys include a wooden block street and a sesame oscar hat that can come off. authorities in texas are searching for the pilot who landed a twinnen gin plan. the plane kidded -- skidded off the runway at the houston executive airport. >> police sur -- police surrounded the area. airport officials had -- airport officials had no information the plane was expected to land there. three astronauts are safely back on earth. the soyuz landed in central asia let yesterday. it spent six months in state. another planned launch for next

month will bring the space station town to its six-person crew. good afternoon to you. a feignly dry forecast. a cool day over the bay area. most of us have mostly cloudy skies over the north bay. i will tell you why in just a moment. east-southeasterly winds. this winds will lee main white as the next storm already begins to approach. giving you a look 59. upper 50s, oakland. 60 degrees for livermore areas right around corner also checking in about 60. our afternoon temperatures, 56 in santa rosa. look at all of the way. along areas of the north bay. it's associated with the bottom edge of the system. we expect the rain to stay

north but without that clock that will be in the forecast for today. the main impact going to stay to the north. we're not likely to see any widespread damage. here's your satellite radar view. the storm is staying to the north. we have weak high pressure still in place over our section of the state. here's that trough it's going to be sliding a little bit clothier -- closer to the coast it look, a dash it looks like late wednesday night. here we are picking it up tuesday morning -- tuesday afternoon. we do see the rain. neighbor a slight, stray shower that thud be -- that should be about it. look at the rain still to the north. this is what we're waiting for. this is what will be impanting us. we're now into the overnight hours. it look line it's off the coast and pailry -- barely arriving we wake up thursday morning so we took -- if -- it it looks soggy. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy for today and then wednesday,

thursday is when the next storm will arrive. late wednesday into early thursday. forecasted highs widespread, a mix of sun and clouds. 59 in san bruno. 60 in the city. and your extended forecast -- mainly dry today. dry most of the day. so the big drive should be okay. tink we wake up with the scattered showers. friday we draw out for -- we dry out for the weekend. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. retail analysts say holiday spending will be up this year compared to the last. nearly three quarters of the shoppers asked say they will continue their isful -- their shopping. le 0258 --le -- 80% said they

would spend less. a target employee has delivered a -- asking target to -- asking for thanksgiving to be canceled and store -- go to the sales on friday. target says opening doors early, helps them meet with other -- with our businesses. malls could be less crowded this holiday season as more shoppers turn to their phones to buy governments. ale payday -- a pay -- about 30% say they will use athlete a mobile desize to -- use at

least a mobile mobile -- at least a mobile device. the websites are open 24 hours aday -- a day even on the holidays. you may see people tracking or counting deer on the side of a bay area freeway. and

higher borrowing costs for spain renewed worries about europe's debt crisis. the dow is down 34. the nasdaq is up a fraction. s&p is down 3. hewlett- packard's stock has been losing ground. it's down about 2.5%. that's after hewlett-packard reported net income drop, an astounding 92%. revenue was down in computers, printers, ink, and met whitman warns more cools -- challenges are ahead next year. netflix has decided to issue more stock as a way to raise $00 million. a los gatos company is trying to recover after customers left

the service when it restructured fees. south korea's pairliment has approved a trade's treatment. but someone left off tear gas one minute before it was -- this was approved. lawmakers could be seen waving their eyes and rubbing their eyes. don't be alarmed if you are driving through san mateo county and see deer wrangling. researchers will begin tracking the movement of deer starting next month. caltrans tants to -- watts to reduce collisions between vehicles and -- caltrans trants -- wants to reduce the amount of collisions between vehicles and deers. tonight at 5:00, keeping the city clean and safe. it's not over at uc davis, as we told you earlier. the students at davis will bal ing one more time today offer

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