>> reporter: protesters organized this strike today asking students to skip class to send a message to stop increasing tuition. she is not sure the movement will stop the hike. >> very important to me that i am walking out, i am unable to take classes because i can't afford them. >> hard for us to get to class. >> reporter: this morning students took over the meeting. he understands the frustration but he says they are trying their best. >> i was lobbying the eaker today, we need to find ways to put more revenues on the ballot for higher education. >> reporter: students are gathering out here right now, waiting for a candlelight vigil that will happen any minute

now. the protests today were loud and officials say it was all peaceful and no arrests were made. ktvu channel 2 news. it was a frustrating morning for regents. as they occupied mission bay also. >> coming up later, we talk to some of the demonstrators and the one board member who did not walk out on today's meeting. "occupy oakland" demonstrators are outside city hall. i want to show you live pictures of the scene. protesters say they are going to hold a constant vigil now. they won't be sleeping there but there will be protesters there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. all of this is an alternative

to the encampment till police cleared out the tents two weeks ago. los angeles is still occupied tonight. occupy los angeles protesters filed a motion to block bloc the city from tearing down the encampment. tonight 200 tents with remain in los angeles. the police chief says that is 150 fewer than there had been over the weekend. >> occupy philadelphia protesters are also defying orders to leave their encampment. police stood by as the deadline passed yesterday. dozens of tents are still outside philadelphia city hall. the city wants them to move for a construction project. we will have more coverage of the occupy movement in 20 minutes. the results of a ktvu poll. the new information about the number of people identifying

with the movement. the stock market surged today because of strong holiday shopping numbers. stock prices sored following black friday sales. the dow logged its biggest gain in a month. here are today's numbers. dow up 291 points. nazdic up 86 points. -- nasdaq up 86 points. >> cyber monday deals. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live now. >> reporter: in the district or online the question is, although the initial numbers are good, will this remain a green machine? >> reporter: there is a happy after glow around the mall thanks to a very black friday

and a green weekend. he does not think this is a short lived phenomenon. >> everything indicates we will have a strong selling season. the stock market agreed with a big bounce back. >> black friday being the best black friday. really helps the market. helps that we know the consumer is still out there and the consumer will be spending. the best cyber monday ever a day internet shopping hits its full stride. daniel -- >> almost a 26% increase over last year for the same weekend. and we will see $1.2 billion in sales this cyber monday. >> reporter: for millions shopping is now in person and online. >> sometimes things you can't find or you can buy on amazon.

>> i do 95% of it online and 5% out here. >> i know what the prices are and sometimes they have free shipping, it's more convenient. that's what i do. >> still on answered is this showing its face for the holidays or is this a turn of the corner? we will see. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. well, how about shopping from your train seat? passengers on amtrak trains can enjoy free wifi. the project has been about 9 years in the making and the service will be basic. starting today passengers will be able to send e-mails and visit websites but they won't be able to stream movies. president obama promised world leaders the united states will help resolve the european

debt crisis. he hosted a summit today. president obama said the meeting is of huge importance to the u.s. economy. >> europe is having difficulties, it's more difficult for us to create good jobs because we send so many of our products to europe. >> the president said the leaders agreed to continue to pressure iran to stand down from nuclear weapons. voters turned out in egypt for an exercise in democracy. they are voting in a new parliament. for many egyptians it is their first time ever at the polls. >> i am 63 years old. this is my first election. >> i am feeling great. it's our for kid's future. >> for all. our voice has value. >> there were long lines across

the country today. the vote pits hard line islamist against more liberals. 50million people are eligible to vote. a registered voters who fail to turn out face a fine. turn out is strong in the first election since hosni mubarak was overthrown with many people expressing joy at having a voice. >> i am so happy. we are all happy. very happy. this is the first step in realizing the goals of the revolution. >> the build up to the elections was overshadowed by protests over the ruling military's intention to regain power. 42 people died in the past week in clashes between police and protesters. this was the first round of the election. a six stage process that ends

in january. one of the top democrats in congress is retiring after serving 16 times. barney frank said he will not seek reelection for his seat in massachusetts. he is on the house financial services committee. burnie frank is 71 years old and a lifelong liberal and one of the first openly -- members of congress -- openly gay members of congress. he comes home, what his home town did for his family today. cloud reforming tonight. dense fog advisory this morning, we could see another one tonight, i will show you where the fog will be the heaviest tomorrow morning.

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. american flags lined the streets of danville tonight as the community honors a young marine killed in afghanistan. jade hernandez followed the procession that included a show of support from friends and changers. >> reporter: his body was brought home to danville but not before family, friends and so many others welcomed him home. >> reporter: the plane landed to a somber welcome. waiting for it, his family. paying respects, fire and police departments from every city. entering danville, 400 students, teachers and faculty and parents lined the streets.

>> josh was one of those kids teachers adored. >> my son has gone to school with josh since kindergarden. >> it brings our community together. doesn't matter what high school. >> reporter: the most stunning moment of silence as he rolled by his former high school. a place he played football and graduated from just a few short years ago. >> good kid. like fearless. wasn't scared of anything. i can't imagine what the family is feeling right now. >> reporter: the family plans to hold the funeral wednesday in danville. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. an american flag that once flew over ground zero is in the bay area tonight so it can be used at the funeral.

>> it's mixed win the grief we are feeling. this flag goes a long way to honor his memory. >> they carried the flag through san francisco international airport today. american airlines flew the flag in for the funeral. he was shot and killed while chasing a bank robbery suspect. today the airline terminal fell silent when the officers passed die buy. >> touched my heart. >> we need police officers. who is the first person we call when we are in trouble. >> the honor flag first flew over ground zero after september 11 attacks. since then it appeared at funerals for heroes and flew on the final journey of the space shutting atlantis. his funeral is scheduled for

11:00 a.m. on wednesday. university of california at berkeley today a letter from the police union to both students and the administration. ktvu's noel walker tells us what the meeting said. >> reporter: the meeting let out 15 minutes ago. this is a copy of the four resolutions that were on the table. among them opposing all violent police action and asking the administration to take responsibility for the action. all of them passed. >> reporter: a special meeting drew a standing room only crowd. there was only one purpose too, vote on resolution condemning the police action against protesters. >> whaled world have we incur -- what world have we entered? >> reporter: the faculty backed off the vote of no confidence

in the chancellor who had a chance to speak. >> i am disturbed the events happened. i apologize. and frankly as chancellor take full responsibility for what occurred. the administration says what happened with "occupy oakland" weighed heavily in the decision not to allow them to set up camp and not to allow police use pepper spray. but the use of batons weren't addressed. >> seems like they are trying to beat this down before it even gets to a point where it gets bigger. >> police issued a letter to students, faculty and the administration telling the administration that please don't ask us to enforce your policies and then refuse to stand by us when we do. >> reporter: we tried to contact university of california at berkeley police to get someone to talk to us, they didn't provide anyone to

talk to us today. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have more now from the union's open letter. the police officer association also denies students' claims the incident was nonviolent. the letter says, a video clip does not depict the full story or the facts leading up to an actual incident. it says, not caught on most videos were scenes of protesters hitting, pushing, grabbing officers, fighting back. a relief fund has been set up for the firefighter who is in critical condition after a hit and run in san francisco. police are still looking for the suspect. seen here. investigators says it shows the driver as a jack in the box where he got into a fight. authorities say the suspect ran him over outside a shell gas

station. he is a cal fire employee and a former marine. >> typical of the young military people out there, quite a few of them that had the experiences over seas and they come into an organization like ours. >> here is a photo taken by someone, it gives osbetter look at the suspect. driving a late model mazda cx with custom 12 spoke rims. donations are being accepted at the police credit union. >> drivers were forced to take it slow during the morning commute. look at the conditions that bay bridge toll plaza this morning. near zero visibility on some bridges and that forces the national weather service to issue a dense fog advisory for the entire region. the holiday weekend ended on a rough note to some travelers.

five flights were canceled, several more were delayed here. san francisco international also saw a slow down with delays of about an hour. oakland didn't report any fog related delays. now over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> no rain in the five-day forecast, valley fog become as player. without the rain and the inversion, you gelt these cold nights. valley fog that service. two nights in a row of dense fog advisory. no advisory for tomorrow morning but there will be pockets of dense fog. i want to show you a couple things. i talked about this friday night -- thursday night i talked about this. in napa valley, the temperatures is 53 degrees. see what the dew point temperature is. dew point is 46 in napa. tonight when the temperatures

reaches 46 degrees, that temperature, dew point temperature fog forms in minutes. rapidly. you have seen that. that's napa. other dew points in the mid-40s as well. overnight lowes expected to be in the low 40s. dew points in the low 40s. lot of fog. winds come up tomorrow. into wednesday morning. that will change. it will mix out the inversion, get rid of the fog. there will be areas with near zero visit. davis and -- zero visibility, davis, 505, napa, you will find those areas of dense valley fog. this is the time of year. when the atmosphere stabilizes and long nights, you get this type of thing. okay? in the central valley, it was bad today. 99, 5, not good.

overnight lows. napa 40. dew point low 40s. bang! fog. fog in concord, livermore, fairfield. morgan hill, san jose as well as, the bay. usually it's a coastal fog, you can see through that. when you get valley fog, you get the worst maritime disasters. we will talk more about the fog, i will be back with the five-day forecast, see you back here. tonight we are learning more about the orca whale found dead. it washed up last night at point reyes national seashore. today experts said blood clots in the whale's head suggest it

had head trauma. it is possible another orca caused the trauma. that is it, oakland stopped issuing licenses for one particular time of business. and a ktvu look into support for occupy protesters, what our polls show. and it happens moments after they shut down a meeting today, what nusem agreed to do that was different. alright, so we have $10.

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the "occupy wall street" dominated the news throughout california and now a poll finds the protesters are getting a mixed reception from state voters. the occupy marches began on wall street in new york city but they soon spread west and swept across california. the camps became entrenched in san francisco, oakland and other cities. overall californians are lukewarm in their support. when asked how much they identify with the movement, half replied not much. 27% said some. 19% said a lot. 5% had no opinion at all. voters had stronger feelings about the economic crisis. the poll asked who is to blame for the problems. the federal government or banks and wall street.

45% blame the government. 33% blame banks. 17% said both and 4% had no opinion. the poll asked if the country would have a better chance of solving the problems if more democrats or republics are elected. 31% said more democrats, 26% more republicans. drivers could qualify for insurance discounts. it has enough signatures to put a initiative for persistency discounts on the ballot. right now discounts are offered to customer whose maintain and renew on time and stay with the same company. this would aplow people who switch companies to keep their discounts. >> should be rewarded. yeah. >> expecting a bonus.

it's an unrealistic expectations. >> signatures need to be approved first. a college professor pleaded not guilty to charges of watching child pornography on his lap stop. grant smith at the university of utah was arrested saturday. a passenger took video that shows smith watching child porn on his laptop. police found 60 photos of children on his computer. here at uc mission bay in san francisco what did students do to cause the regents to walk out of their board meeting?

. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. silenced by protesters. m, we cagetesters -- silenced by protesters. ktvu's rob roth is live at ucsf mission bay where all but one got up and left. >> reporter: today's protest was peaceful and so disruptive the regents walked out. >> reporter: as they began discussing the budget 3 different students interrupted, and began conducting a meeting of their own from the audience,

. >> i believe unless people come, unless we change things, do things differently the same things are going to continue to happen. >> reporter: the protesters are demanding the resignation of several top officials and want the wealthiest californians to pay more in taxes in education. they all walked out except for gavin newson. >> this whole system of higher education, not just uc -- >> reporter: they finished their meeting in a small conference room away from the public. student anger should be directed towards sacramento. >> i didn't cut the budget. that was cut in the last two years by the state of it california. >> reporter: before the protest

many voiced their anger over tuition hikes and a police response to occupy protests at university of california at davis where they used pepper spray and at berkeley where they used baton. >> the buck stops with you. >> reporter: the regents say there is a $400 million short fall for next year's budget. if the state doesn't meet that, another tuition hike could be on the horizon. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a task force is being formed to look in to the pepper spray incident at university of california at davis. the president said that former state supreme court justice will chair the task force that will investigate the use of force during the november 18 demonstration. the investigation is being led by los angeles police chief. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the

occupy movement and all of the recent events. you can also go to our website, www.ktvu.com, we are updated with information, just click on the occupy protest link. concern from family and friends led law enforcement agencies to a tradagy involving a police sergeant and his wife. ktvu's robert handa is live to tell us what happened. >> reporter: we are that home that for part of the day had been a crime scene. as you can see a memorial is growing outside the house as investigators try to figure out what happenedints. the home is quiet today. family and friends called police last night asking officers to do a welfare check because no one had been able to contact them during the weekend. >> once we got into the home we found a female who was murdered, deceased and we found

a melwho died of a self inflicted gun shot wound. >> reporter: christopher shimek. the woman his wife, lynn shimek. police say the couple's two children were not home at the time. neighbors were stunned. >> nice area. a lot of children. new high school. new homes. like you don't expect to see or hear of something like this occurring in this area. especially being a cop and a law enforcement officer. it's shocking. >> one person was shaken. >> a police officer committing a crime like that, yeah, that is scary. >> reporter: police say he did not appear to be having problems at work and acknowledges fellow offering are reeling. >> something that you know, someone you have seen around the police department or somebody you worked for, difficult for the officers to come to grips with that type of violence. >> a police officer or not,

this is a horrible case. tragic for the family and the community. >> reporter: police say the investigation is continuing. san jose police are offering counseling. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. two men are under arrest after a carjacking involving a fake gun in san jose. happened after midnight at a mcdonalds parking lot. one of the men held a fake gun to the victim's back and they both made off with the car. they crashed minutes later. a spike in gold left its is the reason officials have stopped issuing licenses for new pond shops. thieves who want to launder chains are bringing them to pond shops. there were eight pond shops in oakland three years ago, now

there are 21 with 5 waiting to be approved for a license. >> democrats are firing back against an ad for mitt romney. the democratic national convention released their own ad today. 30 second spot that portrays him as someone who flip-flops on issues. one says it's early in the campaign for democrats to be on the attack against mitt romney. >> they want to define mitt romney before he defines himself. >> last week he targeted president obama's policies. water shooting into the air, 100 feet high. this is what it looked like when he showed you this last week. tonight, what is being done to repair this watermain break. the decision more and more parents are making that has

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the broken portion will remained unrepaired till the investigation is complete. the line was upgraded touring a construction project in may. a grand opening today of the newest affordable housing development. brook wood terrace has 84 apartments for families with incomes between 30-50% of the median income. they were fully occupied two weeks after available. from $563 to $1,300 a month. >> affordable housing is crucial in california. we need to be able to retain people and in order to retain people and jobs they need affordable housing. >> the facilities include a court yard, library and a homework center. mixed news for the housing industry. new home sales across the

country were up in october but prices were down. sales rose 1.3% to 3hung 7,000. the median price last month was just over $212,000. that is up 4% from a year earlier. but it is also the lowest price level this year. the mixed report suggests the market is still a long way from recovery. more parents are opting out of shall shots for their children. in 8 states 1-20 are not getting all of the vaccines required. the trend has officials worried about outbreaks of diseases. some parents question the fact they are essentially. others fair they carry their own risk. boys with a particular type of autism experience abnorm brain growth. toddlers lose language and

social skills they once had. the brains of boys with autism grew 6% larger than their counter parts. the study adds to the evidence there are subtypes of autism. gay softball organization will pay three players who were disqualified by the world series because of their perceived heterosexuality. they claim they are bisexual. however the alliance head a hearing after teams filed a protest saying the players were straight. the organization said the players claims weren't good enough. but today the organization says it has decided to settle the w the players now. -- settual the players now -- settle with the players now. take a look at this.

and we got a lot of fog to talk about tonight. perhaps dense fog in your neighborhood and wind advisories.

well, you could call this a late hit. joe kapp, that's right, got into a fist fight with a canadian football league hall of famer rival. happened friday at a luncheon. the fight between the two

started after joe kapp offered him flowers as a peace offering. he obviously rejected that. the two legends have disliked each other since 1963 when he delivered a hit on one of his teammates. all right. in washington, lawmakers were back after a thanksgiving break and they had a laundry list of items that effect our personal budgets. ktvu's carol hahn has more. >> reporter: it is shaping up to be a chilly december in washington. the failure of the panel has plenty of unfinished business to tackle. like extending a payroll tax cut costing $1,000 to $1,500.

>> if we allow the tax cut to expire, as scheduled, that pulls $120 billion of money out of the economy. the economy could take another hit if congress doesn't extend jobless benefits. 305,000 californias will tabe get cut off in january. -- will get cut off in january. >> it would be the equivalent of pulling $90 billion out of the economy. >> reporter: then the biggest deadline, funding for the federal government expired december 16. they f they don't pass a budget, we are talking government shut down. haven't given us confidence this will happen quickly. >> reporter: it's not just our money on the line but our health. medicare payments to doctors and hospitals get cut, which

could effect the health care of millions. ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning more about the plane crash that killed three employees yesterday. they say it is likely pilot error. doug bourn did not heed warnings about heavy fog. the plane crashed into a 60- foot electric tower. doug bourn and two passengers were killed. four good good samaritan were honored in san francisco this morning. a week ago, they risked their lives to save him. a car hit a light pole, knocking the driver unconscious. they sprang into action moments before the car broke into flame. they broke a window and dragged

him to safety. >> surreal. few chances in life that you get to participate in something that is doing the right thing without any gray area. there is right, there is wrong and you die then and become a part of it and you get to help somebody or you stand back and wait. >> they have no doubt the driver would have died if not for the quick thinking and actions of the good samaritan. water directerize blaming the government for destruction of thousands of salmon eggs. they estimate 200,000 salmon eggs or 12% were destroyed when they decreased water flows. thosation represent 20 lost salmon. herman cain is defending

himself against new allegations tonight. a woman claims he had a lenty affair with him. >> simple. uncomplicated. i was aware he was married and i was aware i was involved in an inappropriate situation. >> she says she had a 13 year affair with herman cain. she met him when he was president of the national restaurant association and the relationship ended eight months ago. herman cain admits knowing the woman but denies having a affair with her. a woman is challenging dianne feinstein in next year's election. she ran unsuccessfully in 2010 for congress. she worked in management and corp operations and led efforts to help children with autism. one of her three children is

autistic. weather now, real foggy this morning, bill, what about tonight? >> last couple of mornings dense fog advisory, tonight more of the same. may not see a dense fog advisory go into effect, that doesn't mean you will have dense fog. outside, these are high clouds. you can see them drifting off to the south. clearing out that way. inland bay valleys, see how the wind shelter, low lying, these parts, there will be lots of fog showing up tonight and tomorrow morning. as you look that satellite image, basically all the clouds are moving up to the north of us. the main flow of the winter time jet is moving to the north and that gives us dry weather and thick valley fog. be prepared for pockets of fog early tomorrow morning. valley fog. as we get into wednesday, we

are looking for the fog to begin to go away as the winds increase. we will see a wind advisory. tomorrow morning fog. fog ingers. lazy sunshine tomorrow. -- fog lingers, hazy sunshine tomorrow. by wednesday the winds pick up. on the hilltops, a wind advisory. tomorrow, fog, 9:00 a.m., look that fog. if you are traveling on 99, 5, 505, pay attention, that could be difficult to get through in the early morning hours. there is our patchy fog in the north bay and east bay. that should be it. wednesday morning the winds kick up. strong winds up to 50 miles per hour, above a thousand feet. most of us live at sea level. breezy conditions, gusts 15-20. breezy. lots of leave coming down. but not windy.

these are the highes tomorrow, low 60s and mid-60s in the south bay. low 60s in san bruno. five-day forecast, with your bay area weekend in view, plenty of sunshine after that fog burns off and a 5 five-day forecast with no rain in the forecast next 7 days. >> not a bad looking week. >> fog and then wind. >> thank you. >> the nation's capital starting to look more festive. a fur is now in place on the capital building. this is video of its arrival. came from the national forest. now it just has to be trimmed and 2,000 hand-made ornaments. >> it happened gen. another college coach loses his job. also tonight, we are learning about a federal law that should have protected the victims. why it might not have enough

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syracuse university's coach bernie fine was fired last night. the decision came after a third accuser came forward with new allegations. also today the police department agreed to turnover its records on the investigation to the county district attorney. officials at syracuse

university are coming under crouteny for possibly sweeping the allegations under the rug. we learned the u.s. education department is looking into whether officials violated a federal law. under that law all colleges and universities that receive federal aid are required to publicly report crimthal threats on campus. they had just begun a probe into penn state today when they revealed syracuse university could be next. critics say the rule is almost unenforceable. >> easy to say report all crimes. very hard to get schools to do it and it would be a huge task to actually have every school monitored all the time and enforce those rules. >> criticsies the fine is not enough of a deterrent. the school violated the act, it face as fine of $27,500. the biggest fine was against

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classes were held in stairways and a finance aid office blocked off. the action at university of california at davis today and welcoming home a fallen hearo. -- hero. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6. >> i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. the university of california at davis campus went on strike after hundreds of students and faculty left to protest tuition hikes. students are still gathering. >> reporter: things