started winding down out here a couple minutes ago. students are taking a break in their tents in the quadbefore a discussion about whether they should have police force at all. earlier today we were in the middle of the loudest protest. >> reporter: a peaceful take over at university of california at davis today as students chanted. this building is home to the finance aid office, a police student spent more time at because of tuition hikes. so today they are striking. skipping classes all day. >> tired of doing nothing. tired of all this. >> reporter: at one point a professor lectured in the staircase. and she blocked an elevator with her own body. she said she had to do

something after she saw the video of the student being pepper spray. >> not appropriate if they are not hurting anybody. >> reporter: this morning students took over the university of california board of regents meeting. tuition hikes weren't on the agenda but students changed that. he says he feels for the protesters but he hopes to stop the hikes by working within the system. >> we need to find more revenue, find ways to put more revenue on the ballot that california will support for higher education. >> reporter: although the protests were loud and very big, there was very peaceful gathering out here. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. a special meeting took lice at university of california at berkeley over police tactics

earlier this month. they met to discuss what happened on november 9 when officers used batons on demonstrators to break up the occupy encampus. the crowd was there to see if faculty would pass police reaction. the faculty also considered a no confidence vote on the chancellor but stopped short of the vote. >> i am disturbed this happened. i apologize and as chancellor take full responsibility. >> the senate passed the resolutions but didn't send them to a full vote. university of california at berkeley police put out a letter defending officers and criticizing officials saying they were asked to enforce policy but officials refused to stand by them. "occupy oakland" is returning to frank ogawa plaza.

they will try to return tomorrow and stay there around the clock. the city removed tents twice and says it will not permit camping to return. protesters took over city property on 19ing and telegraph two weekends ago but were removed.. protesters took over a uc regents today. they were set to discuss next year's budget dut students interrupted and then started their meeting. the regents walked out. protesters say they are upset with the crack downs on occupy camps and protests. scott olsen who was injured in a "occupy oakland" police raid talked about what happened. >> we were attacked and i was victimized. i was attacked and i ended up

in the hospital. that night. >> scott olsen didn't elaborate on his injuries but he spent several days in the hospital. new poll shows voters are divided over the occupy movement. when asked whether they identify with the movement, 46% said they identify a lot or some. 58% said they do agree with the reasoning. 32% said they disagree. as for placing blame about the economy woes, they blame george bush. many who don't support occupy plame the obama administration. you will find the latest o on the occupy movement on www.ktvu.com. click on the occupy protest tab. a return home for a marine killed in afghanistan. ktvu's jade hernandez is in danville with a town paid special tribute. >> reporter: this is not the

way the family wanted to welcome home their son but danville showed the family they weren't the only ones who suffered a loss. a -- he began his final trip back home this afternoon. paying respects came in all forms. from overpasses to nearly every town along 680 to the american flag held up by two fire trucks. >> took my breath away. >> she brought her son to support her community, the military she believes in and the family that lost a son. >> everybody came out. amazing. >> reporter: some gave all. >> shows how much it means to us. how thankful we are. >> reporter: two years ago he walked this campus as a senior.

>> he was a good kid. he was fearless. >> reporter: today made a huge impact. >> it's an experience. amazing. >> can't imagine what the family is feeling right now. >> the body remains here in danville. some students made care pactages for the marine battalion. the funeral is wednesday at 12:30. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a special american flag will be used for the funeral of fallen officer jim cupoo. he received the flag at san francisco international airport. the flag flown at ground zero and used to pay tribute to those protecting the country. the funeral is wednesday at 11:00 a.m. there is a major break through in the crab strike and fisherman are out at sea. ktvu's john fowler is live in

san francisco with the reaction on land tonight, john? >> reporter: right now we are on peer 45 and crab boats have been coming in and out for the last two hours. right now they are recharging. they will make 3-4 trips tonight. this is the end of a very long crab season delay. >> reporter: some 50 crab boat crews loaded up and steamed out of san francisco today. after negotiating $2.25 a pound. >> we settled on a price, and we are going to work. good day. >> reporter: and a good day for crab fanatics who say it's about time. >> it's crab season and we want crab. >> i love crab. i brought my family from texas. i am excited. >> reporter: sellers are

excited too. the traditional thanksgiving table isn't right without this. >> thanksgiving hurt a little bit because there was no crab. that's one of our biggest times of the year. >> reporter: fuel prices doubled. gear doubled. but $2.25 is the same as 25 years ago. >> i know how important part of thanksgiving, i feel bad but we can't work for free. >> reporter: depending on the weather and how rabidly the cab pots fill up, you could have fresh cab for sale as early as tomorrow night. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose state researchers say confidence is falling in california. according to the survive, 25% of californians are confident about the economic conditions and the future. that's a 5-point drop from

april. today may be cyber monday but before you click buy, remember you must pay state tax for online purchases. >> next year's income tax form. there is a line for it. next year there will be a chart. >> less than 1% of californians do this every year. he estimates $800 million in online sales taxes are owed annually. the law has been in place since the 1930s and apply to on libe purchases. record sales on black friday what wall street back in the black. the dow jones industrial average jumped 291 points to 11,523., the nasdaq composite rose 86 to 2,527. the strong start to the holiday shopping season is what helped push stocks higher. reports the facebook ipo may happen next spring.

facebook will be valued at $100 billion at its initial public offering. decisions on terms and which banks will be involved hasn't been made. they are expected between april and june of 2012. demolition on the berkeley apartment building gutted by a fire. the building will be taken down. today cruise began working on the top two floors. it is expected to be finished by monday. it was home to 39 apartments as well as a bar and restaurant. a investigation is linking two fired caltrans employees to the left of construction materials. they were both fired over problems in a unit that tests the foundations of bridges. now the two men stole supplies such as steal beams and concrete. the legislator is looking into the situation. >> we are going to throw goh

through the specific charges and through the question of the culture, whether there are others. >> it's not clear what prompted the investigation. the doors just opened and the blankets are ready for the homeless shelter. back here we will talk about the valley fog and after that the wind advisory that will go into effect for some bay area locations. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece.

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prosecutors said there is enough evidence to convict a gang member of murder in the death of a a high school student. michael heartsman is charged with the shooting of ditiyan

franklin on may 25. in court today prosecutors say he coldly executed franklin while he was riding his bike. he was a senior and good student student. police in gilroy are investigating a murder-suicide involving a san jose police officer. police chargent and his wife were found dead last night in their home. family and friends haven't heard from them and asked police to check on the couple. >> once we got into the home we found a female who had been murdered, deceased and we found a murder who died. >> police say the couple's two children were not home at the time. >> santa clara county is giving those with warrants a 2nd chance. it starts thursday, it allows you to get a new court date if

you show up. cold weather shelters are owning their doors to help those in need in the south bay. new at 6:00, ktvu's maureen naylor is live with how many families are seeking shelter from the cold. >> the doors opened at several shelters, including this one. right now people are filing in behind me. we will try not to show you their faces. this is where a warm meal is being prepared. and over here is where 125 beds have bit etup. 2600 -- have been set up. 2600 people will be seeking ref fuge. people started lining up at 5:00 tonight to get in. once inside and registered they are then given a blanket and a

warm meal. 365 beds are opening tonight at three shelters. organizers say they don't have enough beds for the 7,000 homeless on the streets on any given night. and for some these shelters a lifesaver. >> we do this every year as a life saving function here for folks that are homeless in the country. last year we had 52 people die while homeless and outside. and the purpose is to make sure that number goes down. >> having the shelter open is good because it gives people a chance to get out of the cold and off the streets. >> reporter: in addition shelters in gilroy and 115 beds will be added in san jose. organizers say one third of the people are homeless and they hope to address challenges that often play a role. they also add they are seeing

many new homeless. they don't expect to have to turn away people here tonight but that likely will happen as the weather drops. they will remain open through march. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. a california judge ruled the state can't use tobacco tax money to fill the budget gab. governor jerry brown wants to use money from early education to fill the gap but a judge says that will be illegal. prop 10 set up the first 5 commission and added a tax on cigarettes. blew shield -- blue shield is making good on giving back some profits to its members. the crets will appear on december bills.

7-year-old skate park tucked under the i-5 in oakland was torn down this morning. skateboarders watched as they crews took down the ramps. the park was built without permission and is not safe. the state tried to work out a deal but now the city has decided not to renew the lease for the land. >> bumped that, i don't know, took a lot longer to build than it is going down. >> officials say they would consider approving another skate park in the future. we are learning more about what may have killed a orca found on a beach. the male orca was found last week at point reyes national seashore. a spokeswoman says blood clots were found in the whale's head.

that indicates a blunt force trauma likely do to interaction with another orca. >> welcome back. dense fog advisories this morning and yesterday morning. fog tomorrow morning will be dense in many locations. we had high clouds today. you see them receding to the south as you see the last couple of hours. what i am expecting as i rook- look at dew points, north bay valley, we will see dense fog again tonight. certainly out here in the big valley. dew points running in the low 40s, mid-40ss. say it's 43 in santa rosa. dew point temperature. when the temperatures reaches 43, it happens quick, boom, fog forms. dew points are high. temperatures will be low. bang! fog everything where. especially inland bay valleys.

winds come up tomorrow, actually wednesday. and those winds help scour the fog out. wednesday morning the fog should be gone and that's good news for those in the central valley. overnight lowes, low 40s. dew points low 40s. 45 in mountain view. 43 san jose. one of the biggest iuse you have -- issues you have is when it gets into the bay, you have boats a lot going on on the bay and the visibilities can get down to a few meters on the bay. some of the worst accidents on the bay occur when you get this fog set up. think about it. hazy sunshine tomorrow in san francisco. dry and mild in san francisco tomorrow. 62 degrees for a day time high. fog forecast, watch it form tomorrow morning, central valley. areas of fog. we know the dew points are high, you will see fog.

highs tomorrow in the low 60s. five-day forecast, breaks out like this with your weekend in view, no rain. with dry conditions you worry about fog. wind comes up, wednesday, wind advisory in the hills, it will be enough to get the fog out of the valleys. good news. there is your bay area weekend in view. dry. e tended dry period. >> just windy. thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 we look behind the numbers of our new poll. examining who does and who doesn't identify with occupy protesters. also how soon can you own a piece of facebook? the latest on when they may be going public. those stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. a cal football legend goes head to head with a lifelong

rival. the grudge that brought out the fists and the walking cane for this legend.

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recruiting new people. training includes 120 hours of emergency care course work and three months months of first aid. it's volunteer so there are no paid. mark is here with sports. the rams are coming up. >> trying to rerace that from their memories and the rams provide the opposition for the 49ers. they are traying to clinch the nfc west. smith may be thinking about the 9 sacks against the ravens. in the previous games he was sacked only 21 games the entire year. smith knows it was bad but butt he is ready to move on. >> we took a lot of pride, do take pride, making teams pay, really felt like they were setting the tone on us, last

thursday. we didn't have a beat on. you know, got handed to us, especially on offense. i think -- i don't think the team will have a problem bouncing back. >> mean time, for give and forget, i don't think that was in the minds of a couple of fellows, you might have seen this video. couple of 73 years old. joe kapp tries to give caps to angelo mosca -- tries to give flewers to angelo mosca. and then the two get into it. holding a grudge from the canadian football league from 1963. and you see it. they were going at it. that wasn't staged. that was the real thing. afterwards the mc said that is proof right now there, do not mix your meds with liquor. and -- i mean, you laugh at it,

but man -- >> that cane could have hurt him. >> that is the definition of a late hit. late hit, 1963, you know? [ laughter ] >> couple of days -- yeah. all right. >> thank you. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news stay with us on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. follow ktvu on twitter for the latest headlines 24 hours a day, including breaking news as it happens. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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