the chancellor. >> calling for her to resign and i feel that is one of the most important thing that can happenful. >> reporter: the chancellor was not well received by occupiers. she has apologized for the pepper spraying. today she again said she would not resign. >> the university is going through a need to move forward. we need to come forward asa an institution and work together to make changes. . >> reporter: a small group of counter demonstrators defended the police. >> we have sat down and watched the 45 minutes of the video on youtube and if you watch it you will understand it was justified. >> reporter: the students line up early for the meeting administrators and only the first 1,000 would get in. we will bring you details on that meeting at six. i talked to the university employee i know and she said pepper spraying seemed out of character for the officer who did it. live in davis. >> the days of the occupy san

francisco camp may be numbered. there may be new sign that police will soon move in and evict all of the protesters. the department has reportedly canceled all upcoming vacations for officers. constituent has declared the camp a public health nuisance after finding feces and urine there. they say the tents to close for people people to move safely. the sleep over is there newest tactic after police moved in and forced them to remove tents last week. police say last night was peaceful and that nobody was arrested. >> occupy santa rosa protester was evicted by police this morning. 26 campers were asked to leave just before four because they didn't have permits. they were given 40 minutes to pack their belongings and go. 18 tents were allowed to say. they had applied for and received permits. >> people are reclaiming

public space, using to establish community and talk about what our basic needs are separate from governments. >> reporter: the permits expire at the end offed month and the city has stopped issuing new ones. oakland protesters have a new place. we will show you where and why the move isn't welcomed by everybody. >> happening now in the east bay students preparing to remember their friend who was killed in action last weekend in afghanistan just two months after getting there. we are in danville with what they are doing and saying. >> reporter: friends are getting ready. they are set the stage here at oak hill park. this candlelight vigil set to start in less than an hour. hundreds are expected to come remember the 19-year-old. students in afternoon prepared candles for the vigil.

made signs of encouragement and placed dozens of flags in the shape a heart. >> we want to step up and let the family and community know we are all here for each other. >> reporter: support after the death of 19-year-old joshua corrall killed friday in afghanistan after just two months overseas. the bay area native returned sunday in a flag draped casket. he graduated last year and in his class picture is wearing sunglasses and surrounded by friends. >> yeah we have had this sneaky way about him. the smile that just kind of made you laugh at whatever was happening. he was i think probably at every single support sporting event. >> reporter: he played soccer but his calling was following his grandfather's footsteps in to the armed service. >> he knew that serving was what he was called to do. >> reporter: both of his parents and two of his three brothers have attended the

school. his parents spoke to thank the community. >> when things have settled down we need to really rally around them. it is doing to be a long trip for all of us. >> reporter: organizers expect people to start showing up in the next hour and hope the event will provide a place to mourn for the community to provide hope and to come together. cup together. reporting live in danville. maureen naylor. >> just about an hour a vigil will get started in vallejo for a fallen police officer. the 19 year veteran with the police department was known as a family man and was a popular high school girl's coach. tonight's vigil is being organized by local groups, church leaders say pastors have been counseling residents in the wake of the shooting. its open to the public and will take place at the church at

6:00 p.m. we have a crew there and will bring you live coverage. >> a man who fled the bay area as a fugitive 42 years ago entered a plea today for shooting at a police officer in 1968. ronald bridge fort plead no contest to firing at the officer. it was the same plea he gave in 1969. he eventually came back and satled in michigan as a college counselor. his attorney hopes he will be sentenced to probation when he returns to court in february but prosecutors are promising to ask the judge to send him to prison. >> testimony started today in the civil rights case involving former bart police officer -- one of five officers defending themselves in the lawsuit filed by bart passenger. he said the officers used excessive force and violated his civil rights. two station agents and former police chief were called to

testify today. the chief was questioned about the agency's policies toward riders who criticize police. the violence continues in egypt as protesters reject a new offer from the military. tear gas flew in the streets as demonstrators clashed with police. today the ruling military pledged to transfer power to a civilian government next july. that's a year earlier tap was planned. protesters say they want immediate change. united states officials are calling for calm. >> we live that the egyptian government has a particular responsibility to restrain security forces and let the egyptian people express themselves. >> the military government has rulede gift since february. family and friends are working to get three american college students in egypt freed. they were arrested for allegedly throwing fire bombs

from the roof of a university building. the mother of one said today her son has always been a champion of democracy movement hopes another company would take over sylendra is fading. executives said all of the bidders offering less than could be made from selling the plant and equipment separately. most ofs are coming foreign investors. their loss of a loan guarantee lead to investigations. >> now that it the bi-partisan super committee has failed washington is turning to the fall out. those automatic spending cuts. >> we need to relook at this, make sure the cuts cross the board and not so heavyly directed toward the defense department. >> when they gave up trying to find a trillion dollars in

cutting, they set the stage for automatic cuts. those include $600 billion in domestic cuts and 600 billion in cuts to defense. in california alone it's thought that more than 125,000aero space and defense jobs may be lost. every military base in the country could be forced to down size. one gop congressman said the committee failure shows the problem facing the country. >> this is a really big debate about the role and the size of the government and it's relationship to us as individuals, how much of our individual freedom we want to give up. >> the senators said instead the government must focus onions and growing opportunities for americans but congress has time to avoid the cutting. they aren't scheduled until 2013. >> the president made an appearance in new hampshire today where a shouting match broke out between his sporters and hecklers from the occupy movement. >> okay.

it's okay. it's all right. listen. >> reporter: he held a campaign style rally at a high school. he pushed for congress to approve his job creation bill and to extend and expand the payroll tax cut that will soon expire. >> the average working family would get a tax cut of more than $1,500. that's $1,500 that would have been taken out of your paycheck would be going into your pocket. >> reporter: he said congress will get the chance to vote on the tax cuts next week. the reserve is ordering the top 31 banks to have a stress test. banks with 50 billion after or more will have to show they have enough cash reserve to with stand another economic crisis. so-called to big to fail banks like wells fargo and bank of america will also have to show they will ba able to continue lending if the event of a down turn. >> a weak report on the economic growth pushed stocks

down again today. the commerce department reported the economy few at a 2% yearly rate in the 3rd quarter. they also reacted to new concerns about high borrowing costs for spain. here are today eclosing numbers, the dow off 53 and a half points. the nasdaq dropped two points. >> retail analysts expect holiday spending up slightly but mostly because of inflation,. a survey found about 70% plan to control their spending this season. 88% plan to spend the same or less as last year. the survey found 6% plan on unrestrained shopping. according to financial a sifts there is one fewer thing to be grateful for, inflation. many prices have stopped rising as fast as a few months ago but

thanksgiving dinner is telling you the true story. that's because the cost will set you back another $6 for a family of ten this year. that's a 13% increase from last year. >> there is a new occupy camp in oakland tonight and it is different. we are in west oakland and this site is on private property and you have learned there are questions about whether they have permission to be there. >> reporter: they are. they say they moved in to this site about 7:00 last night. let's go to the shot and you can see how it's developed. there are now more than a dozen tents here and a dining area in the back. they say they moved here with the owner's blessing but that owner is now saying that's not true. the latest occupy site sits in a partially empty lot in west oakland. today they say the property owner is facing foreclosure and

they picked this site to draw attention to troubled homeowners. >> we save his house and they redo her mortgage. >> reporter: today they got these records showing just yesterday the owner was served a notice her property may be auctioned off because she is defaulted on her payments. she said this morning she never gave permission for the people to move in and said they get away with whatever they want. today we watched as supporters stopped by to drop off supplies. >> i feel like these guys are camping for me because i can't. i feel absolutely a part of this i feel like they are doing it for me. >> reporter: most neighbors say they don't want them here. >> i don't feel comfortable with this. you know, it's just -- a lot of media attention, you know it's kind of brought a lot of extra cars to the area.

>> reporter: police say they have been in contact with the property owner and she would have to make a formal complaint to have them removed. we have tried calling her again this afternoon to discuss the ongoing camp and she hung up on me. for now we are live in oakland. >> authorities are using surveillance images to try to catch a vandal targeting banks. investigators have released this photograph of the suspect. police say he painted grafitti on at least three banks over the past several days. it's thought he wrote the word foreclosed on one bank, at a chase bank he left the picture of a face mask and in concord a bank was painted the words anonymous and foreclosed. >> the university of california said it's delaying its decision on where to locate the second campus. most of the lab's 42 had not employees work at the main facility in the berkeley hills.

about 20% work at leased facilities. the proposed second campus is to try to consolidate. they had planned to announce a decision by the end of the month but they say it'll be early next year so they can have more time to look at their options. >> quality control inspections on the new eastern span of the bay bridge, are they false? tom is in sacramento tonight where caltrans explained how the inspector with problems in his past could be given such an important assignment. >> reporter: there were no fireworks, there were no accusations and the attendance was quite sparse. in factum three of the 11 committee members attended action a hearing that is still going on inside. >> our responsibility to be truthful. >> reporter: the question, will the bridge preform as designed. >> all the structures safe. the quality of the tower is not in question. >> there is no direct evidence

the individual made false work on the bay bridge. >> reporter: caltrans said it has evidence the tests were done properly. >> they were subject to a second test. again there was no false test for them. >> reporter: head of the toll authority said he has hired a panel of four engineers to review everything. this even though he said the bridge already has a state-of- the-art risk assessment procedure. >> it's only as good as the information that is placed in it. we were not told that this individual had worked on hour projects. >> reporter: the committee learned today that the tech in question also worked on the new venecia bridge. that raised the question. >> how can we be sure others didn't do this? >> once a level of doubt has been created, i'm afraid it's there for good.

>> reporter: caltrans is asking for criminal prosecution of the tech who came under investigation several years ago and a review of the new bridge revelation is already underway. reporting live from sacramento. ktvu channel 2news. >> security being beefed up for saturday night's game. two people were stabbed during fighting before last year's game. the police department is working with the lapd, the fbi, even homeland security to increase security. a new labor deal in major league baseball. it'll limit the use of smokeless tobacco by players but it won't ban it during games. players have agreed not to carry cans in their back pockets or use chew during interviews. the union said players understand it is a dangerous product and as role models they influence others but that a full ban was not appropriate.

>> the newest mars rover is on the launch pad prepared for take off. it is set to land on the red planet in august of next year. it'll be the largest one yet. nearly the size of a car with an advanced array of devices to look at the rock and thin poisonous air. nasa has found evidence of water on mars. the new one will try to confirm signs of methane gas that could be a sign of life similar to bacteria here on earth. talk about the weather. nice day but some changes on the way. >> yeah. it was a nice day. the temperatures warmed up. the low 60s out there. clouds have increased over the last few hours, there is a weather system. we have been talking about it all week. it's raining in the pacific northwest -- those showers are going to slowly work south. here is the thing. you see the rain up here. it doesn't look like it'll drop much rain in the bay area.

the real question is the timing on this system. the computer model -- i talked to steve this morning, very early and we both -- we probably have 50 years of experience looking at these models and we were both saying we haven't seen a time where the model was so out of sync. that means, that every model run changes a bit. here is what i know right now. it looks like tomorrow, late in the day showers will start to increase on the north bay late in the afternoon. then light scattered showers should move in by about sunset. san francisco, redwood, san jose you won't see it until after that. it does president look to be a big storm. the timing is definitely looks a little sketchy. i will get you as close as possible and into the 10:00 news i want you to tune backn. i will show you the latest model because they change every few hours and we will try to get it down.

it's not often i say i'm not sure. it's the timing and the reason it's important is this is a big holiday weekend. a lot of you are traveling tomorrow. down here is a secondary low and as it starts to shoot down its stalling the system out and split splitting it apart. here is what i know. it's not going to be horriblely wet thursday. there will be showers overnight wednesday into thursday morning. the timing is difficult. here is what i would say. tomorrow clouds increase. light sprinkles showing up. drizzle in the north bay. ten, 11:00. the light showers move south over the bay area. late in the day and then overnight we get this frontal passage which is short and fast and that gets us morning rain

on thursday and into thursday afternoon, we should start to see the clearing. again, like i said the models are changing. that will change between now and -- in the 10:00 news. have you to come back. we will see patchy valley fog like we saw this morning. overnight lows are cool. by worry as you travel around early tomorrow morning, everybody is driving tomorrow. these areas of valley fog. dense fog advisory in the valley, i wouldn't be surprised to see patches of dense fog, especially north bay, east bay anden land. when i come back i will run the model for you. show you what it says and we will look at the five-day forecast. see you back here. >> caltrans will round up deer starting next week on the peninsula. the agency will have researchers trap or sedate15 deer. they will be fitted radio collars so their movements can be tracked. effort to help reduce collisions between vehicles and animals and there have been

several of them lately. according to the chp in september a san jose man was killed in a crash that happened after his car hit a deer. >> checked bag fees on airlines. what congress is considering and what airlines say passengers can do if they don't like the fees. >> the post office is making moves to stay going. the changes it's decided to make starting next year.

. there is a new bill designed to stream line airport security. it's also to lower the cost lug age but the airline industry is slamming the move. >> we think it'll limit choice for the passenger. limit flexibility, and it'll eliminate a lot of competition in the airline industry. >> the legislation would require airlines to let passengers travel with one checked bag of for free. supporters say the new rules say it would save passengers money and make security move quicker and free up space in overhead bins. industry groups say if passengers don't like bag fees there are several airlines to pick from. >> of those that check a bag only one in four pay because the airline does the charge, certain frequent flyers -- credit card holders. >> supporters say if the bill passes, more people would check their bags, freeing up space in

overnight com port meants. backers of the bill say bag fees cause more to carry on their bags bogging down security lines and they say that creates the need for more screeners, raising security costs. >> you can expect to pay more next year when you drop off a leter at the post office. starting january 22nd the cost of express will go up 5%. mailing will go up to 45-cent. the postal service lost $5 billion as mailed letters dropped in popularity as people sent messages and payments over the internet. >> today the da issued a public warning saying be caring of some physics. >> think of your child walking to school and you get a text alert when he gets near a sex offender's home.

. complete barry news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> do fortune tellers really know what they are doing are they just exploiting you? the da thinks many are running scams and today the da issue aid warning. robert honda is in mil lapd as to show us why this warning coming out now. >> reporter: we are outside one of the more popular fortune telling businesses and the da says not all businesses are trying to conpeople but the holiday season is a time when some target their victims. there are about a dozen so- called fortune telling operations in the south bay and countless others that operate online or through publications

and most such as this one on youtube offer a comforting, soothing approach. toyed the santa clara da warned people act the risk of fortune telling scams, especially during the holidays. >> this is a time of year when foam that are feeling emotionly at risk may seek out the services of a fortune teller. >> reporter: some we talked to agree. >> smallest things help people cope with loss of family and so forth and if -- it takes going to a fortune teller to help them put their mind at ease then so berks it. >> reporter: the da said some are predators such as peaches marks, convicted for bilking a woman out of a half million dollars and others have stretch back years. >> the losses in the cases have ranged from five to ten thousand dollars all the way to $800,000. >> reporter: many said they feel sorry for the victims but.

>> i can't imagine that the people would rely on a physic for their life and savings. they should know better. >> reporter: we talked to several businesses but all declined to comment. the da said he also put out today's warning because he said it's to complicated to try to regulate the industry so many businesses just reopener somewhere else. robert hound a. >> we have developing news from uc davis. want to show you live pictures of the meeting going on. a packed meeting going on right now. all of this from the police using pepper spray on students during the protesters. you are looking at the chancellor of the university on the right. the police chief is there and other administrators and there are about a thousand students packing that hall right now. chances are there will be angry comments. they have been calling for the police chief to be fired and

for the chancellor to step down over the handling about what happened during the occupy protest. we -- we are on a shot off of that but we will keep you -- keep track of what is going on here. hopefully bring you some of the comments that are going on with student students go up and talk about how angry they are over what happened. redwood city's new police chief will be paid a 6 figure salary and be able to collect a six figure pension. the chief will be paid $186 when he takes over the department on december 2nd. when he turns 50 he will also start getting a 116-dollar pence from the san jose police department for his 25 years of service there. the former redwood city chief had a similar deal called double dipping in which public apply are employees retire on a pension and then take another job. >> new technology can alert

parents to where their children are and when they get to close to a sex offender's home. ken pritchett talks with one working mother who said the new device brings her peace of mind. >> you want to go play? let's go. >> reporter: when christina and her 6-year-old son walked to the park william knows he is about to have a good time wrist relocated where this cluster is and the number one at the end of the block, is a offender. >> reporter: a registered orpheaner. just a block from the work and this park. the address is on line but that is not how she found it. this is how. a cookie sized gps device attached to his jeans. >> it's a device that lets you have peace of mind. >> reporter: it's a gps device

that tracks his movements, plotting his course course on a map. the technology has been around for years. what make itself new is that it sounds an aalarm when william ventures to close to a sex offender's home. >> i was shocked at what it was finding. >> reporter: as remarkable as the technology when it comes to locating offenders it's only as good as the data provided. some rely about their address or claim to be homeless when they are actually in your neighborhood. a fact christine knows all to well. she works with the foundation which is field testing the products sold as amber alert gps which has other features. william may not understand the technology but he knows this red buton will alert his mother if he is in trouble. >> my mom knows, i am there on

her computer. >> i still feel peaceful. they will be around but a parent that is a ware can then be caution. >> reporter: ken pritchett. ktvu channel 2news. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney reveal aid new add using the president's own campaign from 2008 against him. >> i'm cost we can steer ourselves out of this. >> the add was timed to hit the air waves in new hampshire when the president was making his own appearance. it features snippets of the president's speech in october of 2008. democratic party official its say the quotes were taken out of context. >> michelle baachmann is predicting victory in iowa. >> ly win because it's time to have a mother in the white house.

we never had that to have a mom in the white house. i think its time. >> she believe there is will be an upset in iowa. she said there is a good ground organization and the campaign has worked hard. she is trailing in the polls. >> the republican candidates are facing off in a debate that just got started. >> i think -- we can all agree if you like what obama has done you will love when he has done to the national security. former pennsylvania senator santorum kicked off the debate but gingrich has come out on top ahead of the former front ruiner. >> we are following developing news mapping in vallejo. we will take you live there inside the church where a vigil for a vigil is set to start. you can see the church is empty

with you there are a number of groups participating in the event. the event starts at 6:00 and the people we expect to hear from include local pastors and the vallejo police department chaplain along with the youth choir he was known as a family mean and's be loved girl's basketball coach. he was killed while chasing a bank robbery suspect last thursday. that's when he was shot and killed. back now to the live picture. we will stay inside the church and will bring you coverage of the story. the individualist set to start at six. >> the one food tested that is linked to skyrockets bpa levels in some people. and they are free for now. how much you would have to pay per bag if san francisco's plastic bag ban is expanded. >> and the new tool some bay area cities using, how it'll

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parking spots in the city. grocery stores, the transportation agency could bring in $30 million a year. businesses oppose the idea, it would have to be put before voters. >> san francisco's board of supervisors, just delayed a decision on a controversial proposal to expand the ban on plastic bags. currently the ban only applies to supermarkets and chain store pharmacies but it would expand to include all retail stores and restaurants. customers would also be charged for each bag that a business provides. the stores with then keep the money. after delaying its decision tonight the board is expected to take it up again next movement. >> apple has a solution for keeping the glass screens from cracking in the event they fall or are dropped. they applied for a patent on the device. it works like a air bag but smarter. it senses when a device is

falling and inflates and suck in the cover glass as it speeds up toward the ground. no word on when it may be available. here is bill gates. he is returning to the witness stand for a second day to defend microsoft in a lawsuit. novel says microsoft tricked into thinks its word perfect application would be included in windows 95. the maker said it was later forced to sell the program for a $1.1 billion loss. gates said his company dumped the feature that would have supported word perfect because he feared would crash windows. gates is the first witness? the case. >> thanksgiving dinner came early today for 2100 people in oakland. the city held it's 20th yearly thanksgiving dinner inviting everybody to the marry marriott. they say the city has been a victim of the economic hard times and that the event was in

danger of being canceled. >> due to budget constraints we were not able to have the event. we did have a wonderful partner that came in. the foundation stepped in and partnered us to do the event. >> how about that. they say staff and volunteers started preparations on saturday to cook nine hundred pounds of turkey and a thousand pounds of mashes pota, toes. >> coffee may require more coffee than you would normally drink to reduce the risk of cancer. women who drink four for more cups a day are 25% less likely to get the cancer. two cups reduces it by 7%. sciencives science adding sugar and cream could eliminate the benefits movement eating canned soup can raise a person's exposure to bpa, its hard

plastic material used in bottles and can linings. a study found adults who ate 12 ounces a day had bpa levels 1200% of normal. europe has banned the use in products or food packaging used by children. >> solving a neighborhood eyesore could be as easy as snapping a picture. the new tool saving time and money . >> back here in just ten minutes the latest model run it looks at your holiday week. we will see you back here.

. we continue the live coverage, davis inside the hall. we will see if we can get a better picture. now you can get the idea of how many people are inside the hall. students, up on the stage there we showed you earlier the chancellor, also -- students there are essentially confronting the chancellor and the police chief. they are very unhappen with what happened in the past several days. specifically that pepper spraying incident we showed you earlier. that is the main credit, rux of the problem. they are confronting the police chief and the chancellor. there calls for the chancellor to resign and a call for a state investigation. we have a crew on the scene. we will bring you more coverage happening now at davis coming up on ktvu news. >> there is now an app for

just about everything including one that make itself easy for anyone to report code violations you may see. it was just launched. >> reporter: frank they say it's as easy as just snapping a picture of a problem when you see it on your phone and that picture goes straight into the to do list and that happens to include that truck over here on this street that someone just reported this afternoon. >> reporter: with one flat tire and spiderwebs growing people off the neighborhood say the truck has been sitting for months or years. someone got the message to city hall today. >> here is a picture. it's on a driveway. my responsibility,. >> reporter: all of walnut creek as code enforcement

complaints. >> prior to the program you had to come in, phone in, or e- mail me. now you just do it right from the street. >> reporter: users a free app to photograph and document problems. somebody has already snapped a photograph of this grafitti but the case is still open and the city says itself currently working on the issue. they are preparing to expand in the next year. in walnut creek, code enforcement has closed several cases and at a time when money is tight the success of the program will depend lesson citizens and more on how cities handle their complaints. >> if they are open to responding to it, how many thousands of pictures may they get and how many pot holes may they have a nice shot of. >> reporter: the connecticut

company that runs the company said more than 40% of all of the issues reported through it's website are resolved. we are live in walnut creek. >> >> facebook released new figures that appear to disprove the idea of six degrees of separation. it suggests the distance between any two people is less than five degrees because of the digital world. the finds come from a study of more than 720 million active facebook users. they call it the largest stud write ever releases. >> so this is one of those classic fish tales but this time there is a twist. a massachusetts fisherman caught that monday monster, 821 tuna but he didn't get to keep it. he accidentally says he caught it with a net while he was trying to catch other fish. while he has a permit to catch

tuna it's illegal to do with a net. he is missing on a huge payday. a tuna that was more than 100 pounds lighter than that one sold for nearly $400,000. >> let's turn to bill martin and we are starting to fine tune changes. >> yeah. the models are trying to come into sync. it's a big week ahead. a lot of people traveling tomorrow. there is rain in the forecast for form and thursday. here is the system in question. 20 -- it's beginning to drive south a little bit. believe it or not. a lot of this. >> yesy will go into southern california. some will do into northern california. right where we are, we are between the two. it'll split. when i say -- i mean san francisco right to central part of the bay will be split. at least that's the current guidance. as we look at tomorrow's

forecast, sprinkles show up late in the day. overnight lows, as we know -- mainly on wednesday night into thursday. you are looking at a satellite loop. you can see the rain showing up north. tomorrow night late. this is the main band. it's not that impressive. i want you to come back and this model has been changing all the models have been changing every model run. sometimes four, sometimes six. depends on what model. as we go through see it fall apart. that's thursday before noon. that's thanksgiving day. that doesn't look bad. rain north. clouds start to move out. right now it looks like it'll shower late in the day wednesday, overnight wednesday into thursday morning. that's how it looks right now. again, come back at ten. the models have been changing. either way it's not a huge

weather system. it's just going to give you issues. we mentioned the fog tomorrow morning and the sprinkles tomorrow afternoon. later in the day ein the north bay could slow you down. forecast highs tomorrow. mild, 61 pleasanton. 64 livermore. the get away wednesday for many and in the five-day forecast with the weekend, the holiday weekend clearly in view i have showers in there wednesday night. overnight into thursday morning. sun in there on thursday. so, it's not -- shouldn't be a wash out but just come back at ten. that will help me out a lot. this is changing a lot. this is a big one. >> thank you. ♪ [ music ] . >> the east wing of the white house was changed in to a country music hall. the president and first lady were on hand for performances by some of the best known names in country. the concert was part of the performance at the white house series and it's scheduled to

air on pbs tomorrow night. >> up next before you head out to buy christmas presents we will update you about a little trouble in toyland that you may want to know about. including starbucks. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew!

. just in the nick time for the shopping season a consumer group has issued its yearly list of dangerous toys. >> our report is that 720

calls to lead in this book that is used as a teething touching toy for infants. >> the united states public interest research group identified dozens of toys as being dangerous. the inspectors found toys that they say were to loud contain high amounts of lead or other toxins or pose a choking hazard. a 2008 federal law requires all toys to be inspected for safety and they say their products safer than ever. manufacturers must meet a noise level standard . >> any toy sold has to comply with the top standard. if parents are concerned we always recommend you test a toy, you play in the store to make sure its right for your child. >> the interest group say there is are plenty of toys that don't belong under the tree, that includes the hot

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