0001 complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> the occupy movement hits the streets aagain. good evening. >> occupy protestors are back at their tends tonight. after a noisy protest through san francisco's mission district. marched along with the demonstrators who took up another cause. >> reporter: that's right. earlier the march began nearby and ended in the moigs for a reason.

-- mission for a reason. we are the 99 in spanish. this woman gave the crowd urging them to stand up and join the occupy movement in order to protect immigrants and their families. >> immigrants just like other communities have had enough suffering from lack of housing, lack of dignified jobs and healthcare. being terrorized by immigration and the police. enough is enough. >> it's a community that is almost entirely working for us. >> san francisco police kept a heavy presence during this afternoon's march to the heart of the mission district. the march remained peaceful after the rallies. one man who watched marchers arrived thought protestors need to find a more affective way for the cause. >> everybody always try to change the system.

you can't change the system. they don't work because the people on top don't listen because of the state of their minds. >> reporter: but a demonstrate for who believed this movement must continue tells why protesting is the only way. >> when one party caters to them, what can you do in this situation? the answer is civil disobedience and peaceful direct action. >> reporter: which is what these protestors today were all about. organizers encourage occupy supporters to protest, camp and even write law makers any action that supports the movement. tonight here in san francisco live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> occupy oakland's called along the west coast may not be happening. long shore and warehouse union rejected the movement's request to shut down

the ports including the port of oakland. support the union if its fight at the port of longview washington. but the union says already facing heavy fines for vandalism and blocking trains. no word on whether protestors will go ahead without the union's support. fall out from last month's violent protest has reached seattle. spray painted revenge for occupy portland. also damaged an atm and smashed up bank's windows. the damage will cost tens of thousands of dollars to fix. >> supporters of the berkeley movement met today to create hand made items for protestors. got together in civic center park this afternoon. the group worked on hats, scarves and other items facing chilly temperatures in the coming weeks

and months. >> we're really happy to know they are there and we're here at the same time and we just want to send them a little bit of holiday cheer. >> organizers say they are hoping to send off their hand made crafts by december 12th. a showdown may be looming in los angeles between city officials and occupy los angeles demonstrators. the mayor has ordered the occupy camp to close by midnight tomorrow night. he said it's time for the 500 tents to come down for the sake of public health and safety. some of the occupiers say they'll find another location if theory victimed from the city hall lawn. >> investigators will try to figure out the cause of a water main break in south san francisco. we first showed you these pictures yesterday afternoon. officials say a 12-inch wide line that had been

upgraded somehow opened up. 6 homes near the break were evacuated. it is now back in service and the public utilities commission say it will repay homeowners for any damage. two people were wounded tonight in a string of shootings in oakland that police say are connected. one person was hit by gunfire in the 1200 block of 7th street short after 7:00 tonight. at about the same time a short distance away, a second man was shot near mandella parkway and 7th street. both victims were taken to the hospital. their conditions not released. several shots were fired at the entrance of an apartment building. police say the shootings appear to be related but no word on the identity of any suspects. >> investigators are searching for clues tonight of the shooting death of a man.

20-year-old ha mil ton was found. he was taken to the medical center where he later died. a suspect's vehicle has been found but so far no arrests have been made. the black friday specials had the big box retailers may have gotten all of the attention but many shoppers headed to local home town stores to shop. reports on what's being called small business saturday. >> reporter: this is a hot spot and also a small business. >> a lot of love into the product we produce. it's more of a textbook atmosphere. >> managers say they build personal relationships with their customers. >> working on a small level, you are closer to the community. a lot of our tatrons are

neighbors. >> they are the backbone of our economy and corner stones of our nation's promise. michael own's this book store and president of the northern california independent bookseller's association. >> 42% of the jobs that were created in california were created by small businesses that the sale's tax dollars that are created by purchases come back to the communities. >> danville chocolates is another spot celebrating small business saturday. >> what we do is special. we work with our customers . >> people shopping today were thrilled to be helping out. >> i think it's important. otherwise we wouldn't have all this small downtown community feeling. >> customers also say an advantage to shopping in small businesses is usually you don't have to face the big crowds that can overrun the bigger stores. ktvu channel 2 news. >> as john just mentioned president obama was spotted at a

mom and pop store on this small business saturday. him and his daughters shopped at an independent book store near the white house. the first family left with an arm full of books including diary of a wimpy kid and a book examining america's policies. e-bay says on thanksgiving saw a spike in sales from customers using smart phones or e tablets. e-bay's mobile division registered twice as many shoppers than a year ago. and pay pal announced more than 500% increase compared to last thanksgiving. looks like retailers did get a bump. shopper track estimates sales jump 6.6%. a roshd $11.4 billion at stores and malls. economists credit

demand. midnight openings. >> a 21-year-old man remains hospitalized following a robbery and shooting outside a wal-mart store yesterday. investigators say 20-year-old tony phillips was one of 3 men who approaches a group of shoppers at a wal-mart at about 2:00 a.m. one of the shoppers was shot during a struggle for his purchases. police are now looking for two more suspects as well as a weapon. >> i need everybody to please back up. >> a woman who allegedly pepper sprayed shoppers at a los angeles wal-mart surrendered to authorities then clammed up. los angeles police said a woman sprayed a crowd waiting for x box to be unloaded. the woman was released after refusing to answer questions. she could be arrested later. 20 people were hurt in that incident. game on.

looks like the nba and warriors will have a season after all. what the players are saying to the end to the lock out. >> out pouring for a young man in the east bay killed as he was walking to school. >> and police are investigating a somewhat bizarre crime at a bingo parlor. 10:00 news continues in just 90 seconds. everyday ktvu channel news is all about coverage. breaking news, major news, important local stories. our team of experienced reporters and photographers swarm on big stories. journalists that dig for details day in and day out. >> it's a challenge we meet daily to serve you. >> watch ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 everyday. >> complete bay area news coverage. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank.

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pro basketball fans have extra reason to enjoy christmas this year. the first nba games of the season are now set to be played. explains the tentative deal announced today. >> reporter: it's the agreement that comes a final deal, the first nba games would start on christmas day. the warriors facility would be back up and running with training camps starting december 9th. for the sports bar the timing is perfect. >> college ball is okay but in this area the bay area, people want professional basketball. >> reporter: representatives for the players and league said a deal was over due. >> the literally thousands of people who are department upon the playing of our -- dependent upon the playing of our games. >> the key here is our fans. >> reporter: for some

fans the feelings weren't mutual. >> if they play, they play. if they don't, they don't . >> reporter: because of a gag order in place, team officials can't comment on this latest agreement. but some of the players have been talking about it on twitter. a guard for the warriors says i woke up to the best news. opportunity of a life time. but other players seemed more reserved. i hope there's a reason they agreed and we have no problem passing the collective bargaining agreement. a reminder that this is a tentative agreement and the lock out isn't over just yet. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on this deal. the golden state warriors had this to say. the agreement is great news for our fans, players and organization. we are very hopeful the nba will be back on the court on christmas day. >> there is word tonight of a slow down in shipping at the port of oakland. the bay area news group reports shipping fell

4.1% during the third quarter compared to the same period a year ago. the figure includes both imports and exports. oakland isn't the only port seeing a decline. long beach slipped nearly 14% while los angeles was off 1%. annalists say the drops could mean less from overseas and anticipation of weak sales this holiday season. californians will have to start shifting greener living now. the study by a laboratory biochemist say californians will have to switch to electric power. cars and homes and businesses will have to be heated with electricity or solar power. only way to meet the state's law by 2050. >> cal trans says a man was struck and killed by a train this morning.

a spokes woman says the victim was trespassing at the california avenue station when he was hit just before 11:00 a.m. his name has not been released. service was suspended. 320 passengers were transferred to another northbound train. an emotional fundraiser was held to help the family of a young man who was killed while walking to work. mark reports. >> reporter: in a quiet city parking lot in between sprays and washes, the memory of a young man was on the mind of memory. >> tragic. young lives taken and i wanted to come out and support. >> reporter: he was a senior in high school and a busker and food runner at texas road house. >> he was a shy guy. one of those guys who were willing enough to meet people. >> reporter: investigators say he was walking to work this week around 11:30 in the morning on

sunday. he had head phones on as he always did. what was different this time though was that a union pacific freight train was coming. >> he was a good employee, hard worker. always smiling. >> that's why the restaurant organized this car wash to raise money for the funeral of their dear friend. and throughout the day strangers pulled in opening up their hearts and wallets. >> people should come out and support. especially right now. it's the season to be helping out other people. >> everyone in our family was real close to him. and this is very helpful for our loss and for our pain. >> reporter: his cousin always told them to never give up sxchlt this day this group was not going to. >> we're already at $2,000. >> a couple thousand dollars raised. so the family can give him the proper good-bye they say

he deserved. channel 2 news. >> thanksgiving weekend is coming to an end and bart is helping visitors make a smooth trip home. tomorrow the agency plans to operate longer trains on the bay point line to help people get to oakland airport. extra shuttles to oakland airport will also run through tuesday. police are looking for a thief who got away with a woman's bingo winnings. they got a call at 10:30 last night from a bingo hall. police tell ktvu the woman just won $1,000 when the man grabbed some of her cash. ran outside and fled. >> a bay area firefighter is fighting for his life tonight after being hit by a car in san francisco. police say 29-year-old bartal was hit early thanksgiving morning after a

fight. ktvu has learned he is a cal fire firefighter and a marine. he is in critical condition. police are looking for the driver of a black mazda cx with sport rims and possible rear end damage. authorities say two 13-year-old boys are in custody following a home invasion robbery. a couple called deputies around 9:20 last night to report robbers had broken into their home. investigators say the robbers ran off when the victims said they didn't have any valuables. we're told relatives chased down the suspects. deputies arrested the 13-year-old boys about a mile away. being held at juvenile hall. >> tensions mount in pakistan. the dent that upset that country. >> hundreds of people came out to honor a 19-year-old marine killed. how they say he

inspired the entire community. >> no rain drops but more concern closer to the ground. the areas currently under a fog advisory and temperature change you will notice for your sunday.

there was an out pouring of emotion tonight for a 19-year-old marine who died defending freedom in afghanistan. live now at high school where that memorial just wrapped up. >> just ended moments ago and this was the card handed out to everybody who came here tonight. it simply says our angel warrior. he graduated from this high school just last year. and tonight it was clear how his death has affected this whole community. one after another friends told stories that made people laugh. and others that even brought tears to the eyes of

fellow marines. >> never forget the last word you said to me. you said i love you and i'll see you soon brother and that one day will be true. >> reporter: hundreds filled these breechers in the cold to remember 19-year-old joshua known to many as cachi. he was killed less than a year after joining the marines. >> to me you've always been a hero defending those who you loved and respected. always be my hero. >> reporter: organizers says tonight was meant to give people a chance to come together and share their feelings. all of the friends he had here. we are hearing a funeral could be set for wednesday. we're live in danville, ktvu channel 2 news. >> officials are offering condolences and a full investigation into an era tack

that officials say killed 25 of their soldiers. two military outposts within afghanistan. >> international security assistance force has stated he is personally paying the highest attention to this matter and committed to thoroughly investigate and determine the facts. >> pakistan officials called -- lead into afghanistan and telling officials to leave an air base that the cia has been using to launch drone attacks. in iraq today deadly explosions rocked baghdad and a village on the outskirts. three bombs went off killing 8 people and injuring 19 others. a military spokes than said recently been removed because it had been appeared security had been improved. explosions there

came after bombs went off killing at least 7 people and injuring 11. >> in other news, funeral services were held for 22 members of the military including 6 pilots killed thursday and what the government is calling a terrorist ambush. 22 nation league is set to vote tomorrow on sanctions that could include stopping air travel to the country in an effort to convince the president to step down. in egypt there was violence again after demonstrators learned the ruling military counsel appointed a prime minister that once worked. one man died after being hit by vehicles. organizers are calling for a million people to mass at the square tomorrow. elections are set to start monday. and in south korea today demonstrators and police clashed in the capitol of sol. a new

free trade agreement with the united states. it favors the u.s. at the expense of correspond reason workers -- korean workers. >> one of three american college students arrested last weekend in egypt is back home tonight. gregory arrived home after almost a week in jail. police accused him of throwing fire bombs at security horses during violent demonstrations. >> i want to say i'm so thankful to be back in philadelphia. i'd like to thank my parents my mom and dad for the support in all this time. i'd like to thank the embassy for all of the things they did for us as well as the administration and american university for all their help and support. >> the other two students are expected soon at their homes. all three were in egypt as part of a semester abroad program.

spoke publically about the child sex abuse crisis in the catholic church. addressed a meeting at the vatican. should be fought everywhere not in the catholic church. >> all exception should be held to the same standards. >> have been interrupted by many as a defense of the church and handle the church sex abuse crisis. spread beyond the u.s. emerged in several other countries including mexico, ireland and italy. >> how the bay area mothers of u.s. service members are doing their part for the holidays. >> and newt gingrich has an interesting response when he's asked about herman cain.

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some bay area blue star moms met today to spread holiday cheer. the group's south bay chapter decorated christmas trees with pictures of military members who are serving overseas. blue star moms packed care packages to send to service members overseas. those events and the support of one another are key to getting through the long stretches without their loved ones. >> it's hard to send your child out to a war zone. we know what it's like. and just meeting these other mothers is just the most amazing thing. >> the decorated trees will stay in place in downtown san jose through the holidays. the cia is considered the most secretive department. now

the agency is speaking out about a new way to honor agents killed in the line of duty. jennifer has the story from washington d.c. >> reporter: ten years ago the first american died in combat during the afghan war. this hero was not military but rather a cia officer. so the agency which rarely goes public is making a rare request. >> i've always thought of our officers particularly since 9/11. >> lost his life when hundreds of prisoners tried to escape a northern afghanistan prison where he worked. he was in afghanistan just 16 days after the attacks. returned to the u.s. and buried in virginia leaving behind a wife and 3 young children. >> all of us have the skills and should have the desire to serve our country by being good.

and mike was certainly one of those. >> reporter: his life and death inspired the cia officer's memorial foundation. the money raised helps pay for the education of children and in some cases the widows. >> this is our way of reaching out to their families. >> reporter: since his death in 2001, 23 stars have been added to the wall honoring those lost. >> about a quarter of the stars on that wall have been added since 9/11. and that has of course left many young children without a cia parent. >> reporter: for more information go to cia memorial foundation.org. fox news. >> now to the race for the white house. newt gingrich met with supporters in florida today and answered a question about

one of his opponents. >> [inaudible]. >> i eat too much pizza. >> the former house speaker and his wife were at a book signing this morning. the book store says 500 plus copies sold out before the event ended today. >> fellow candidate is spending his weekend campaigning in new hampshire. he's trailing in the polls but there are still no guarantees. the latest poll shows romney is a favorite by a wide margin but 60% of voters say they are still undecided. another hopeful rick is also on the campaign trail. the former senator spent part of the day talking to supporters in hudson. he blamed president obama for the collapse of the super committee. he said the president instead concentrated

too much on his failed job's bill. >> officials say they worked with the fbi to arrest four people on suspicion of funneling money to a terrorist group. the men who were all arrested tried to hack into at&t phone systems. officials said they worked for a group who helped finance the deadly 2008 terrorist attack in india which happened 3 years ago today. several men face charges tonight after authorities discovered a big rig containing 9 tons of marijuana bricks. found at the commercial port of entry near san diego this week. each brick was about the size of a pillow. estimate the pot to be worth more than $13 million. no word on whom that truck belongs to. >> latest mission to mars is underway. >> and lift off of the atlas 5. >> the newest and biggest mars

rover curiosity blasted off this morning for $2.5 billion mission. the car sized rover will spend two years analyzing the surface for --

summertime we always talk about the hot temperatures. cool temperatures coast side.

this time the complete opposite. regrouping and will be a factor as we head into your sunday morning. right now on the maps i can show you this. just a few high clouds moving in. you can see the fog -- you can't see the fog developing but right around the fairfield area already reporting a quarter mile visibility. and also some fog reports right around santa rosa. but away from the inland spots for the coast a few high clouds pushing into the region by a mid to late afternoon. those high clouds still a factor for tonight and the fog we do have a fog advisory in place. this started a few minutes ago. 10:00 in place until 10:00 tomorrow morning. north bay valleys, east bay and right around san francisco bay. visibilities will be coming down to less than a quarter of a mile. so the visibility is dropping. overnight lows you

can see the coolest locations in the upper 30s and did paint the fog right around santa rosa and out toward the delta for fairfield. low of 39 degrees. here's the big picture main storm track heading way up toward our north pushing into the region. watch out in this area. the dense valley fog out towards sacramento and modesto. compresses that and we have dense fog for tomorrow morning. that high building in and as a result highly weather pattern. no rain clouds. skies becoming partly sunny and temperatures coming up about 4 to 8 degrees from today's highs. here is the updated forecast hodle showing some -- model showing some fog

expanding in the valley pushing into the bay area. and by 4:00 just partly cloudy skies. eventually working way into the region for tomorrow afternoon. here is a breakdown. bay area forecast. most areas in the 40s. by 12:00 a sun cloud mix and partly sunny skies and mild conditions and nice day for a football game. 64 degrees kick off just after 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. these numbers most neighborhoods coming up a few degrees. inland spots today were only in the 50s. tomorrow we're going to warm you back up only into the lower 60s. you can see one 70 degree reading. here is a look ahead. extended forecast with the remainder of your weekend in view. fairly quiet. temperatures do warmup for monday and also into tuesday. the next concern will

be by wednesday and thursday. could have gusty winds and wind advisory by mid week. if you want the rainfall not going to find it in that five day forecast and all of next week will be dry which will be strange but nice. >> thanks. >> it is rivalry weekend as the college football season is wrapping up. >> and stanford takes on fighting irish. sports track is next.

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completed for stanford on two fronts. cardinals bid for a bowl game and andrew luck on the heisman trophy. the cardinals took on notre dame. taking advantage of height in the first quarter much shorter defender doesn't have a chance. able to get 1 foot down on the end zone to make it 7 nothing cardinals. stanford driving for another score tried to throw the ball away but deflected into the hands of fleming. gets run down who is penalized for a horse tackle. stanford then went on a nice looking play 80 yard drive. account for the final 28 yards on this pass carries robert into the end zone. and after an interception the cardinal had time for one more score