a fight between a north bay casino and the city it's located in. why the owners say the outcome of that legal battle could impact all types of businesses, not just theirs.

would -- police say the crowd may have been involved in some sort of video for the local rapper kafani tweeted there was not a music video taking place. however, a van with kafani's face had several gunshot on it. now, once on scene, investigators say the people who were shot found their way to nearby hospitals. police say there were at least six shooters and at least 50 shots fired, evidenced by the bullet markers in the area. >> my husband called opd a couple of times. and then a few minutes after that, we heard all of those gunshots. >> reporter: now, people dining at a nearby restaurant had to take cover. b.a.r.t.

trains and the post office's also in the area. so one stray bullet could have hit somebody. we'll stay on top of this story. as soon as i hear more about this, we'll bring it to you. live in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you,. many loved ones of the little boy wounded in that attack have been up all night at the hospital. he underwent brain surgery last night after being shot in the head. we'll have an update from the hospital to find out more about the little boy's condition. san francisco police are questioning a possible suspect in a shooting at a mission district but shelter. this happened at last night at 16th and mission. investigators say a 41-year-old man was wounded while he waited for a bus. 7:03. occupy oakland protesters plan to go back to frank ogawa plaza

today and begin a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week vigil. we went out near about an hour ago. we found some people sleeping. one person's up in a tree. they plan to set up symbolic structures like a teepee at frank ogawa plaza but they say they won't sleep a there. one city councilman told ktvu news the city will not even allow one tent to go back up. now, camping permits will expire tomorrow for the former encampment site outside of city hall. about a week ago, police evicted 26 protesters who did not have permits. but those with permits were allowed to stay but they plan to leave on their own by tomorrow's deadline. in the meantime, occupy santa rosa organizers reportedly are planning a re-occupation. a dispute between the napa valley casino and the city of american canyon could threaten

the future of them. allie rasmus has more on. >> reporter: the owners of this card room say the outcome of that legal battle could have an impact on all types of businesses, not just card rooms like there is -- theirs even at 7:00, you can see there's gate a few people out there -- quite a few people out there. we have been out here and there's consistently been 20- plus people playing. they say what the city wants to do is not fair. and this all boils -- boils down to whether the american canyon can charge a $2 tax to everyone who walks through the door. the owners say no, they should not be able to do it. but the city says they could use the revenue.

and they estimate that tax could bring in $700,000 a year. the card room is challenging this and are suing them on the ground that the diddle 2 entrance tax is not legal and it singles out their business. >> how could it be be legal? how can you charge somebody to go into a business? is there any business around here doing this why should we be the only ones? >> reporter: the city responded by charging criminal charges for noun payment of the tax. the casino was in danger of losing its business license because of this dispute. it did get a last-minute reprieve. live in american canyon, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:06. well, this morning, american airlines and its parent deposit

announced they were filing for chapter 11. amr says the reorganization will allow it to reduce its cost and debts and remain competitive. american airlines is the only major u.s. airline that did not file for bankruptcy protection art september 11th attacks. amr has continued to lose money while others return the profitability in the last two years. throughout the chapter 11 process. they and american eagle continue to fly normal schedules, honor current ticket and reservations and fully maintain frequent flier programs. three people are dead after a small plane crashed in the back yard of a suburban chicago home. the plane was carrying a medical patient, his wife and a flight pair med tic a regional airport when the pilot reported having fuel trouble just before is -- just before 11:00 last

night of the plane was coming from georgia. five people were inside when it crashed, including a pilot and a pilot trainee. the two crash survivors are in a hospital in stable condition. nobody on the ground was hurt. what you are buying online may not be the real thing. the phish has -- the fbi has found counterfeit goods. coming up, we'll have a report about some of the sites taken offline. if you drive in san francisco, you will soon abe to pay parking -- be able to pay parking meters from your cell phone. according to "the kronicle" a 45 -- "the chronicle" a 45-cent fee will be charged.

7:0. we want to check in with tara in again for sal. what's going on in san francisco? >> yeah. we have a couple of incidents we want to mention. if we take a look at our maps, we have southbound caesar chavez, no injuries there. it's blocking three three lanes there. and there's the fog advisory for the dumb bar ten, golden gate bridges. this is a -- dumbarton, golden gate bridges. the fog seems to be rolling inland there. we'll keep an eye on this for

you. >> thank you irtau raw -- thank you, tara. >> good morning. this is not only inland fog. you may not be able to see the a kroys the -- across the street. dense fog advisory. a quarter mile is good. most locations are near zero. we have the coastal fog. that's a double whammy for us. it's colder out there this morning. cold, damp. a little mist in there. the higher clouds are done. that's a positive. let's focus on the positive. one the sun gets going here a little bit. this will burn the fog off sooner. but we start off with a lot of fog and terrible visibility. it's colder out there. a lot of 30s for temperatures. we'll end up with more 60s. yesterday was a just -- was just a tough call. if you stayed in that fog, it was in the 50s. we'll hold onto that today. i think there will be a lot more sunshine and also in the

valley. so the combination. two, usually the coastal fog is not an issue. nearly breeze. breeze, 3 miles an hour, but still there's -- the component of the two is just kind of sandwiching everyone in. temperatures have been hovering around 39 to about 42 for many. 49 oakland, san francisco. now, very foggy also in parts of the city. mostly clou deydy. areas of fog, i will hold onto some of that fog. if the fog doesn't disappear it won't get that warm. and then we have a system dropping down from nevada. the end result for us will be wind, and a lot of wind. that will take care of the fog. we will focus on the gusts. maybe, 60, 70 miles an hour on thursday. a lot to talk about. colder lows, more sunshine. it's a very dry pattern, maybe all the way to the middle of

december. very windy on thursday. mostly sunny after that fog. forecasted highs today, 50s and 60s. get through the fog, not bad. in the fog, it's cold. extended ought outlook. it does have a change in the pattern. that will be wind -- well, the the end result is going to be warmth earl but then it's going to start to calm down and we'll have mostly sunny skies. >> sounds, good. thank you, steve. a campus scare? vallejo. what a student reportedly brought to school what led to serious trouble. what partly sunny is -- what pakistan is doing now about an attack that killed 24 soldiers. a smartphone on four wheels. japan introduces the new concept. í

well, it's clear up above the fog. that's good news. so it will be sunny today for some. we have to get through this fog first. not only first, but also inland fog. fog advisory is out until 9:00. 30, 40s, 50s. all eyes turn towards a wind event starting tomorrow night. >> thank you, steve. and the -- a research group says consumer confidence in november rose to the highest level since july. that's hing the stock markets today. also some hope for europe -- helping the stock markets today. also some hope for europe. american airlines' parent amr, that stock is down over 60% this morning now that it's file for chapter 7. the dow is up 76. the nasdaq and s&p are up cliently -- slightly as well. pakistan will boycott a future meeting to protest a

deadly attack on pakistani soldiers. this is video for the funeral for the 24 dash of the funeral for the 24 soldiers killed in the -- for the -- of the funeral for the 24 soldiers killed in. there are now reports that they thought the outpost was a taliban encampment. the plans announced by the u.s. and other forces in afghanistan will decrease the number of foreign troops in afghanistan by 40,000 by the end of next year. the u.s. is pulling out the most troops, 33,000. all foreign troops are scheduled to leave agriculture in 2014. some -- afghanistan in 2014. if you shop online today you may also see a warning from

the fbi. alison burns reports the feds have seized hundreds of domain names of websites that may be selling counterfeit products. alison? >> reporter: the sites were selling everything from pirated movies to fake august boots and oakley -- ugg boots. this is found we found this morning. the people running it admitted selling illegal downloads. in all 350 domain names have been seized -- seized in the last year and a half. 150 in the lat three months -- in the last three months. some of the other domain names ralphlaurenpolos.org, onlypuma.com.

now, attorney general holder is going to make an announcemented on the -- about the crackdown about this. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. a stockton element school is making changes after a 5-year- old student was handcuffed with zip ties and charged with battery on a police officer. michael davis has been diagnose -- diagnosed with adhd. earlier this year they had to meet with a police officer. he cuffed them and took -- they cuffed him and took him to a hospital without his permission. they are going to hire one on one -- someone to work one on one with him.

i hope he's treated fair. >> a judge dismissed the charges against the 5-year-old. a special education student from vallejo do face expulsion after school officials say he brought an unloaded gun to school. the incident happened yesterday at everett academy. classmates told school staff that the 16-year-old boy gragged -- bragged that he had the gun in his backpack. the teen was arrested and booked into juvenile hall. a federal grand jury may be looking into possible misconduct by san francisco police officer. a police union spokesman tells "the examiner" some officers are being called to testify as witnesses at the federal courthouse. the u.s. attorney's office will not confirm or deny a grand jury investigation. this comes after public defender jeff adachi released

several video types -- videotapes that he says shows officers illegally entering hotel rooms. extra police will patrol areas where most motorcyclists ride and the middle east crashes occur. they will be cracking down on traffic vie lays made pie drivers who create unsafe conditions for cycles. this past year, the santa rosa police department investigated more than 50 crashes involving motorcycles. starting today, the zip card company -- zip car company will offer a lot more than just cars. the car-sharing company will allow fleets and vans. this is a test to see if the idea will be as popular in u.s. cities as it already is in london. the six zip vans will cost $the -- will cost $99 a day. the fleet will expand to 15

after the pea ginning of the year. i want one of these. toyota just unveiled its newest concept car. it's called the fun. just look. it's a smartphone on four wheels. it includes a voice mail feature and internet connection. automotive experts say they probably won't put this car into production but they add they could use some of its technology in future models. >> that looks cool. awesome. 7:21. protesters say they are is -- they have a situation to budget hikes at california universities. the loud way they introduced their idea. also, bay pint residents, you will have a chance to propose a double-digit water rate hike. a look at highway where the

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uc regents gathered to discuss the budget and protesters sent them a message. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> protesters interrupted the meeting yesterday at mission bay and accused the regents of being part of the 1%. protesters asked the regents to make wealthy californians pay more in taxes. >> but the truth of the matter is, you know, i can only defend the university's position. it's very hard for me to rant and rave. i'm not so powerful that i can demand a particular tax be put in place in san francisco. >> next year's uc budget includes a $400 million shortfall. so the regents say they will

ask state lawmakers to make up the difference and give u.s. more funds to avoid another tuition increase. 7:24. residents in a contra costa county can take out against a proposed water rate increase. the private company that provides water in bay point wants to raise residential prices more than 12% in 2013. that would mean the average water bill which is now about $61 could jump to almost $69 in 2013 and almost $2 more in 2015. other rates would also go up. there is a hearing on the rate increases tonight at the ambrose community center that starts at 6:00 p.m. 7:25. want to check in with tara. >> that's right. the fog has now permeated many portions of highway 4. you can see how crowded the freeway is.

up next, the golden gate bridge where a fog advisory also in effect as well as many other bay bridge bridges. definitely go a little bit lower than the speed limit this morning. finally, 101, san jose traffic on the right-hand side, the tail lights as you make your way toward the airport. 7 -- 7:26. here's steve. a lot of fog as you just saw. i think it will be burn off sooner. the high clouds are gone if you are above that. it's sunny. dense fog advisory at least until 9:00. maybe a little bit afterthat. the -- after that. the fog is going to get wiped out start tomorrow. we have to deal with it. temperatures are colder,

they've actually cull up. still 39 at livermore, 40 at napa, 41 fair feel, fairfield. they were all in the up ir30s for a while. the system you can't really see it but it will drop in from the gulf of alaska, nevada and southern california and that's going to pick up our wind in a big way. that will take care of the fog. but you may not like the wind as we head on. 50s and 60s on the temps. i think the fog will lift. clearing windy start. conditions wednesday night very windy on thursday. very, very windy. breezy into friday. things calm down -- calm down with your weekend view. otherwise, sunny. 7:27. we're learning about yet another black friday attack here in the bay area. police say it involved a shopper, a deranged woman and a hammer.

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it is 7:30. police in oakland are questioning several possible suspects in a mass shooting. there are eight victims who were injured, including a 1- year-old boy. it happened around 6:00 last night at 7th and willow streets

near interstate 0 -- near 8 0. overnight ktvu obtained surveillance tape. you can see three in hoodies opening fire. investigators say they shot at dozens of people making some type of music video that some are disputing. a little boy was critically wounded. kraig debro is outside of children's hospital where the doctors are treating the child. kraig, any update on -- on his condition? >> reporter: not update on his situation. i have spoken to two people who have knowledge of the situation. a relative and a minister. they just came out of the hospital. the father and family, they are upstairs and devastated, they said, about this. this happened last night around 6:00. eight people wounded. the 1-year-old boy, came here to children's hospital in oakland. friends, relatives were here

grieving last night opening this everything turns out all right. the boy was shot in the head and doctors at children's hospital performed surgery on the boy last night mainly to relieve the swelling. this is simply an unbelievable event. even those not related to the family can sympathize with the mother apain. >> a mother is reallysh hurt about this. >> have some respect for other people's lives. >> it's just terrible. >> the rapper ka fauny is a -- kafani is apparently related to the family. they say he was not shooting a video at the location. we wanted to pass that along to you. i did speak to the cousin.

she said the father was shot in the hand and was treated and released from the hospital. we're still trying to get ahold of investigators to see if we can get more details to see if there's any update on some of the suspects they mentionedded mentioned they had last night. 7:02. san jose police are searching for the gunman who shot and injured a man overnight. police found the man on apple blossom drive. he had been shot several times and was taken to the hospital where we understand he's being treated for injuries not life- threatening. police are still investigating a motive and so far no arrests have been made. the man accused of killing vallejo police officer james kapoot will be back in court. the suspect did not enter a plea at his first court appearance last week. he's accused in the november 17th shooting death of the officer and has been held without bill at -- without bail at solano county jail. the officer's funeral is

scheduled for tomorrow morning at vallejo high school. an apparent murder-suicide has sent shock waves through gilroy. police say a veteran san jose police sergeant apparently killed his wife and then turned a gun on himself inside their gilroy home. coming up at 7:45, what neighbors are saying about the incident. 7:33. the coast guard has called off the search for a missing paddleboarder near half moon bay. investigators say rodrigo ruiz went out to the ocean alone. he never came back to shore. the coast guard launched an air and ground search but there were no signs of the missing paddleboarder. steve says we're gonna get windy weather tomorrow and pg&e is bracing for possible outages. this is video earlier this year in brisbane.

well, those crews are busy again. wind reaching 30, 35 miles an hour expected in parts of the bay area this week. pg&e says the winds could topple tree limbs and power lines. again, steve paulson will have much more on the windy forecast in just a couple of minutes. the chancellor of uc davis will hold a town hall meeting for faculty today to discuss the pepper spraying of students who set up an occupy camp. some have called for the chancellor to resign following the november 18th crackdown. video shows a campus police officer pepper spraying students as they sat peacefully on the ground. the chancellor said she only directed police to take town tents. the incident is under investigation. at uc santa cruz, student protesters are camping inside a campus administration. the students entered the building yesterday and set up their tents. they are protesting hikes and

that pepper spray incident at uc davis. the students can remain in the building at least for now. 7:35. we're finding out about another black friday attack at a bay area shopping mall. police say this one involved a deranged woman at the oakridge mall in san jose. investigators say the woman pulled out a hammer and hit a man in the head while he was shopping at macy's. police say the woman did not know the man and the hammer attack was completely un-- unprovoked. the man was not seriously hurt. the woman is undergoing psychiatric evaluation at the county jail. later, police will give us more information about the shooting after black friday shopper in -- in this city. this happened outside the walmart in hesperia. a man was critically wounded during the struggle with his would-be robbers. that victim is expected to

arrive. police have been searching for other two suspects as well as a weapon. 7:36. the big business story is american airlines filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. pam cook has more. >> well. bankruptcy protection is meant to do just that -- protect the company from creditors. right now it could use protection from wall street. the stock opened at $1.1.62. it's now trading at about 20 cents a share. the decision was not made because the company is completely out of cash, they say, but rather it's a strategic move. >> i think we concluded the gap between our cost structure and the rest of the industry had become too wide and really nothing we could sustain earlier earlier.

>> we the company says the bankruptcy filing mr. not affect frequent flier programs or flight schedules. >> thank you, pam. we want to check in with tara for sal, talking about the fog. >> that's right. still foggy in san francisco. you can't even see the roadway. take a look. you can trust us it's very foggy out there. you need to drive solely. a couple of accidents in the south bay that we want to mention here, 101 northbound at brokaw road, a three-car crash and a car fire at 280 southbound on 1st street doesn't seem to be causing major problems now but we'll keep an eye on it. finally on the san mateo bridge a heavy fog advisory is in

effect at the bum -- dumbarton and bay bridges. traffic is not budging there. so give yourself extra time. let's head to steve. >> -- steve. thank you, tara. the combination of the fog and the cold -- temperatures 30s and 40s but there go the higher clouds. it did clear, parts of men so dino county, lake county and they were in the 50s, mid-60s. other areas never climbed out of the mid-60s. that will allow the fog to burn off. but still there's lots of out -- there's lots out there. still fog holding on 50s and 60s. a light breeze turning very breezy to windy. southern california is dealing with knows higher clouds and for us, you can see the gray

right on the khost and then also out in the little -- also out in the valley. there's been a breeze coming in. and then a westerly breeze over by the coast. that's just sandwiching us in between. a lot of low 40s. temperature comes up a little bit. but the visibility has been terrible. but this will probably today and tonight maybe early, will it be for the fog. the system will drug into nevada. give them a dusting the snow. they need a feet. we'll get an offshore wind. there are hints it could be very strong. we'll deal with that tomorrow. today, we have to tackle this dense fog and also the coastal fog. it will otherwise be sunny today after that fog burns off, if it does. it's a dry pattern. i hate to say this but there's

no rain in sight for about 10, 15 days maybe the middle of december. but the wind will be the bigger story. mostly sunny tau. after that fog, the colder lows that were already in place will go 50s an 60s on the highs. this is the most challenging forecast on the high temperatures is when you get the fog. if it doesn't burn off, summertime, yeah, it burns off. this time of year it doesn't, windy, windy. very windy on thursday. and then we'll calm down and go to mostly sunny on the weekend. tori. >> thank you, steve. facebook going public when the company could file an ipo.

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just out this morning, a research group says consumer confidence in november rose to the highest level since july. there's also some optimism about reaching an agreement to avoid a dry sis in europe. and -- crisis in europe. and the s&p says it may cut the french outlook. and oil falling below $98 a barrel amid european debt concerns. right now, the dow is up 84. nasdaq is up 12. s&p is up 10. also big news on wall street," the wall street journal "reports that facebook is taking steps to become a public company next year. the paper says they plan to file for it's initial public

offering early in 2012 and that would set up the world's largest social network to go public in april and june. "the wall street june" is saying they are looking to raise more than $10 billion in the ipo, which would value the company the -- which would value the company at $100 billion. san francisco is one of three big cities where home prices dropped more than the national average. the lacest index out this morning shows 17 of the 20 largest cities had a decrease in home prices. the national average was .610. the new report is just the latest evidence.

the charity "second mile" founded by sandusky, they are asking for donations to help filed rape. prosecutors say sun duskky met his victims through the organization. sandusky has denied the allegations. morning, michael jackson's doctor will be convicted today -- this morning, michael jackson's doctor will be convicted this morning. adam housley is outside the courthouse now. adam? >> reporter: that's right, dave. the final chapter in the criminal case for michael murray. the judge will make his decision about sentencing. the whole process to only take a while ago. there's quite a witness list that could speak, everyone from

jackson's family and his children. on murray's behalf, he's allowed -- he's allowed to have witnesses as well. we know the dr.'s mother asked the judge for leniency. he could get four years if prosecute cuted to the fullest extent of the law. most people say that won't happen because he has no prior convictions. a lot of people are speculating he could two years. a lot of the -- a lot of the court oners believe he will only serve a few months. this all takes place at the courthouse, less than 40 minutes from now, the final chapter in the criminal case, the prosecution is asking for more than $1million in restitution, besides the prosecution asking for the full extent of the prosecution which

would be four years -- four years if the judge should decide that. we'll keep you posted. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the oakland man who claims he was beaten by johannes mehserle and four current b.a.r.t. police officers returns to the witness stand. katy began his testimony in -- kenneth ka resulters began his testimony yesterday. he told the jury, johannes mehserle threw him to the ground. b.a.r.t. strongly denies the allegations. the incident allegedly happened at the oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. stays six weeks before the fatal shooting of oscar grant. gilroy police are investigating a former murder involving a veterans san jose police sergeant and his wife. officers wept to the shim much mic late sunday -- mimic home

to conduct a willness week -- wellness. >> this is a very nice affluent area. you just don't expect to -- you just don't expect to hear of something occurring in this area, quite frankly. couple's teenaged children were not home at the time. they are now staying with relatives. the police say shimmick did no have problems on the job. there's new information about a marin kaler -- killer whale that washed ashore at the north end of point reyes national seashore. experts at the academy of sciences say blood clots were found in the head of that or cau. they say -- orca.

how a tragedy occurring to a girl is leading to changes. he made it very intriguing. >> another damaging accusation against herman cain.

there will be a funeral tomorrow for joshua corral, the 19-year-old, killed in afghanistan. the family received the body. a precession will follow and then parents -- students faculty all lined the streets paying r. >> my son has gone to school

with josh since kindergarten. >> it brings all of our community together. >> corral was killed november 18th during his first tour of duty in afghanistan. a public memorial service will be held this week for a san jose soldier killed in afghanistan. 21-year-old california national guardsman sean walsh died two weeks ago during combat operations. his body will arrive in moffett field tomorrow afternoon. the public is invited to pay respects at the oakfield funeral home. and a public service will be held saturday afternoon. herman cain is vowing to continue his presidential campaign as he battles a new accusation that he had a 13- year extramarital woman from georgia. ginger white his -- says his

affair ended before the presidential candidates filed their paperwork. >> the thing i'm worried about is the imact it's gonna have -- gonna have on my wife and my family. they should not be subjected to false accusations that cannot be proved. >> a spokesman for cain's campaign says cain's definitely staying in the race despite the increasing number of violations against him. marin county officials are asking you too help clear unwanted plants. now, this saturday you're invited to go to the work and -- go to the park and cut down

a pine tree for the christmas hoyles. that's because the pines are considered an invasive species. all of the trees will be tagged, saws will actually be provided by the park. this event runs from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 in the afternoon. later on tonight, east palo alto city council will talk about plans to improve safety. the intersection of bay road at gloria way has been the scene of several accidents. recommending as are signs, pavement -- pavement marking and the city down will meet tonight and may adopt some of those recommendations. we want to check in with tara now. >> there is a nothing advisory

in effect for. that's exactly -- a fog advisory. at the bay bridge toll plaza -- toll plaza traffic is moving she. give yourself extra time. that fog definitely delaying folks. 101, as you make your way to the airport it's been kind of stop and go. but so far, see good. here's steve. well, a lot of fog as you just saw. there will be fog today and tomorrow and i think tomorrow will get wiped out by a little -- by a lot of winds. the good news there's no high clouds up above. so the high includes -- clouds should burn this up. coast and valley fog combined

together to different us a really foggy morning. some pockets have clear skies. but if we do, temperatures in the 30s. temperatures have been stuck here for a while. really cold and foggy out there. machine after the fog burns off -- mostly sunny after the fog burns off. temperatures are really challenging. 50s and 60s if you get through the fog. if not, you are stuck in the 50s. the weekend looks a quieter. there's no wayne in sight. that's for sure. 7:57. interstate 5 in stockton is open again this morning. this and look at the pictures. after a fatal accident overnight, the critical mistake that driver made.

caring -- good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, november 29th. police are still out questions -- questioning possible suspects in one of the worse recent shootings in recent memories. paul chambers has very disturbing video of the crime as it happened. he's joining us live from outside oakland police officers. paul? >> good morning. we're actually getting new information because the wrapper who was involved in it, that was wis 1-year-old cousin is tweeting back. he's watching the news.

police are looking at surveillance video. it's all -- this all happened after 6:00 last night. you see three people wearing hoodies walking up. this all happened ad 7th and willow street. police say the crowd who may have been drinking were involved in some sort of a music video for kafani who treated he was not injured and he also said there was no music video going on. however, a van with miss name on it was fired upon numerous times.

beam at a nearby restaurant -- people at a nearby restaurant had to duck for cover. one stray bullet could have aussed some problems. i'm waiting for oakland police to talk about this wife been trying to get in touch with them all morning long. and kafani is responding. if you have any information, please give us a call. many refs of the little boy wounded in the attack stayed up all night at children's hospital in oakland. the 1-year-old shot in the head had brain surgery late last night. we'll have an update from the hospital in our next half however. 8:02. a battle is brewing between the napa valley casino and the city of american canyon. allie rasmus is in american canyon and tells us the major

-- is over tax. >> good morning. that dis-- that dispute is whether the city can levy a $2 entrance fee to everyone who walks in this door. they do get a lot of business here. this place is open 24 hours aday. since we've been here, there's consistently been 20 to 30 people here at the table playing card games. but the owners say that $2 entrance tax is not favor. it's not based on their profits. it's singled out there their type of business. the city manager points out that the tax is not just something that the city council created. he said it was approved by voters earlier this year. to help balance the city's but a and that sloater initiative also included a tax increase on

hotels. >> why wouldn't then charge 50 cents to walk into a starbucks? why wouldn't they add, you knee, an extra fee every time you go to safeway? why not an extra dollar when you go to the gas station? this is about taxation. it's completely unfair. >> reporter: the casino has a reprieve and get its paperwork in order in response to the fine filed. both sides are expected to meet in court.

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:04. santa rosa police are investigating a crash that killed a bicyclist. police rushed to fulton road and chatam drive last night. the unidentified victim died at the scene. police say but vehicle involved did stop but a second vehicle may have also been involved in this crash. police are look to that car an that driver. if you have any inform call santa rosa police. san francisco police are still look for the man they say deliberately ran down, al bartal early thanksgiving morning. investigators say the man and bartal were fighting inside the restaurant. it's believed the suspect is driving a late model mazda cx,

it has custom, 12-spoke rims. we've posted this on the website. if you want a closer look click on the hit-and-run video link. fresh crab could be in bay area markets by tonight after crab fisherman and buyers finally reached a deal. investigators are looking for the cause of a small trash fire in the houston campus. it started around -- in the uc berkeley campus. it started in a large campus building near sproul plaza the fire forced evacuation of 100 foreign franc students.

-- 8:06. new this morning, interstate 5 in stockton is open again at this hour. this after a fatal accident overnight and the fog is probably to blame. now, this accident happened just after 3:30. it happened right near the march lane exit. the highway patrol say they were mushing the disabled car in the fog when another car slammed into hill and killed him.

you really have to be careful in the fog. >> yes, you do. >> let's check in with tara. >> yeah, well, this follow was supposed to clear around 9:00 but it looks like it's getting worse. we may see it linger for another hour or so past the cutoff. right now, a heavy fog advisory in effect for the golden gate bridge and at the taupe, it's basically a parking lot. if we can take a live shot of the bay bridge. very slow going. the fog is forcing met mote rifts to drive slowly. give yourself an extra 20, 25 mine, same story at the san mateo bridge. it looks more foggy at the -- some other spots. 37 from the 10 line. 8:0. here's steve. >> tara, thank you.

up above we're in the sun and below it's foggy and cold. we had the higher clouds yesterday. they've gone down to southern california. that will help burn off some of that fog turn. two areas of fog, coast and inland the usually this time of year it's only inland so to get the -- to get the jog and have it east and -- eastbound. the high clouds will clear out. that's good. there's plenty of fog. look at that.

41. santa rosa, napa, livermore still holding onto 39. because of the clock, the temperatures are not that tash have not reduced much. today -- much. today we have the fog and if you can't go through the fog, it will be in the 50s. the forecasted highs depend on if you have the fog or not. really windy. breezy on friday. it will calm down and have mostly sunny. there's no rain in the picture for a height. police were called to a

house on woodland after getting complaints of a loud party. officers say underaged kids were seen drinking outside and inside the room. the homeowner, burnett, was injured -- was arrested for this. they added to all of the panic in the weeks after the september 11. attacks. a new full tie million dollar settlement is tied to the attacks.

good morning. lots of fog. there are some breaks in the fog. highs today will be in the 50s and 60s. but for another hour or two, some really thick fog. 8:14. new this morning, the u.s. government is paying $2.5 million to the family of a florida -- of the florida man who was killed in the 2001 yam than attack. -- am -- anthrax attack. court documents show an exchange for the 2.5 million,

stevens' family will drop all claims. former palo alto mayor jims birch died yesterday morning of failing health. he was 78 years old. he was a military veteran, an advertising executive and a lifelong activist. he's survived by his wife and two adult children. he was 85 years ole. 8:15. if you are looking online for holiday deals you might run into tomorrow warnings from the federal government. >> reporter: if you click on one of those sites, you won't find something to buy, instead you will see these three emblems from federal agencys that have seized it. this is one of the sites we found this morning.

video ninja.net. they will see a notice that the site has been taken over by the feds. eric holder will announce today more than 350 domains from sites selling counter fit goods have been shut down in the last year and a half. 150 in the last three months. he will say most sites are operated overseas and the products they sell pose health risks on the economy and cause jobs. as part of the operation, the feds actually purchased many of the items that were for sale on the sites like sunglasses, hand bags and shoes and determined that these items that were supposed to be brand name items were actually counterfeit. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu

channel 2 news. iranian students have taken over the british embassy in tehran. new video shows the scene. the students broke down the door and replaced the british flag with an iranian flag -- iranian flag. police say they have the situation under control. british officials say the situation remains fluid. they are also cautioning british citizens to stay indoors and keep a low profile. >> there are reports of an explosion in the iranian town where the country's nuclear facilities are located. but iranian officials later played down the report, saying maybe the sound was just somebody's water heat -- water heater explodeing. 8:1. -- -- 8:17. child protective services in ohio are defending their

actions after taking an 8-year- old boy away from his family because he's overweight. he's in third grade. he weighs more than 200 pounds. he's considered at risk for diabetes and high blood pressure. the child was faced -- was placed in foster care after case workers determined his weight was dangerous. they tried to help his mother get his weight down for more than a year, but it still went out. >> when a child's medical condition warrants interventtion by child protective services, we respond. >> they say this is tell.ray -- temporary and they plan to reunite that young man with his family. an east bay woman is looking for a way to thank someone she doesn't even know. on november 1st, kiana richardson had an envelope containing $1200 inside of it.

she planned to put -- she was going to put the money down on an apartment. she topped at a pizza place to get a slice of pizza. somehow she lost the envelope. that's when a worker asked her her name and gave her the envelope with all of the moneyed i sign -- all of the money inside. >> this provides them with a real life example of someone didding the right thing -- doing the right thing.

nice way to see the game. >> yes. 8:19. well, the mystery about millions of dollars is finally over. we now know who won a huge lottery jackpot. also, critics call it an invasion of shopper privacy. now a powerful lawmaker has stepped in.

we have an update to -- we have an update to the story we told you -- we told you about last week. well, the malls have stopped doing this after getting a phone cowell -- phone call from a u.s. senator invading about shopper privacy. the promenade mall in riverside county and another mall in virginia plan to continue tracking customers through new year's day. the customers were notified of the tracking but the only way to opt out was to turn off their cell phones. new york senator charles schuller says shoppers -- charles schumer said shoppers should have been given a choice to opt in

app ratings go into effect next year and they will be used by most phones and microsoft. the winners of one of the largery jackpots in the country has finally come forward. greg skidmore, plan done lakeoff and tim davidson work together as a wealth management company in greenwich, connecticut. they bought a ticket worth $254 million. they had their attorney explain why it came so forward -- came so long to come forward. >> these numbers are automobile -- these in numbers are huge. >> the three men say a large

chunk of the money will be going to charities. they were not more specific. after taxes, they will receive more than $3 -- the gas station owner will get $100,000. tara's back. you've been talking about fog all morning. now you are telling us how to drive through it. >> that's right. roy from walnut creek called. he says a lot of drivers did not have their headlights on on -- on on their way to work. here is the look where the fog advisory is in effect for the golden gate, san mateo. the richmond bridge is the only bridge actually spared and remember the high beams -- don't turn those on. they make visibility worse but turn on your lights. let's head back to the desk.

all right. good morning. taif raw touched on it pretty well. we have a lot of fog. the visibility is awful. it's also cold out there. the fog is kind of dancing all over the place. we have colder lows, dense fog advisories takes us until at least 9:00. they will probably extend that until 11:00. the good news, the higher clouds from above are gone. you can see they've already drifted to the south but not only do we have fog on the coast, nothing around the bay and the inland fog, you don't usually see all three. 41 seems to be pop law -- popular. 45 san jose. more fog tonight.

early wednesday and then the wind kicks up. that will take care of the fog. extremely windy, it looks like on thursday. breezy on friday. with your weekend in view, we'll start to calm things down. it will be mostly sunny. no rain in sight. 8:26. there's a new development in the occupy oakland protest. the demonstrators, they are heading back it a -- they are heading back to a familiar camping ground. eight people wounded in west oakland. a baby boy is among the victims and this is a live picture of sfo, problems, if you are flying out -- there's problems if you are flying out of sfo this morning.

police are question suspects in one of the worse shootings in oakland history. there are eight victims, including a 1-year-old boy. paul chambers is back now. some disturbing details of the crime. he's back and is outside of the oakland police headquarters. paul? >> reporter: gear, dave. we have yet to receive back to oak police. police say there was a music video involved. the wrapper involved said that's not true. we've been monitoring his twisser account. he's watching and responding. he's also called in. the 1-year-old child that was shot is his cousin. let's talk about surveillance video we were talking about. take a look for yourself. just after 6:00 last night, you see three people wearing hoodies. and start firing on a crowd of 20 people in a liquor store parking lot. this all happened at the intersection of 7th and willow near interstate 880.

police say the crowd who may have been drinking were involved in that music video for the wrapper kafanist. kafani tweeted back he was not -- he was not injured and he even said he was into the there. however, a van with his nail on it was fired upon numerous times. now, once on scene, investigators say all of the people who were wounded found their own way to nearby hospitals. the video shows and police say at least six people fired their guns and bullet markings showed 50 shots fired. several people at a restaurant had to take cover when bullets shattered the windows. we'll bling you moyer information as soon as we get it. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. it's 8:31. san jose police are searching

for the gunman who shot and injured a man shot overnight. police found the man on apple blossom drive. he was shot several times. he was taken to the hospital and we understand he's being treated for injuries not life- threatening. police are investigating a motive. so far no arrests have been made. police in san francisco are questioning a possible suspect in a mission city bus shooting. investigators say a man was wounded while waiting for a with us. he's expected to survive. the occupy san francisco group plan to go back to frank ogawa plaza today we -- we went out there and saw these people sleeping on the sidewalk. and one person is you there in

a tree. occupy protesters say they plan to set up symbolic structures like a teepee -- like a teepee but any say they won't sleep. one city councilman says the city will not allow even one tent to go ba up. camping permits will expire tomorrow outside santa rosa's city hall. a week ago, police evicted 26 protesters who did not have permits. those with permits were allowed to stay. but they plan to leave on their own. more than 24 hours after the initial midnight deadline for protesters to leave, protesters remain. protesters -- protesters celebrated the camp survival last night outside of city hall. police say showed up to the area earlier in the day and declare and unlawful assembly

but they did not forcibly remove anyone. charlie beck says protesters will be forced to leave eventually. we're learning about another black friday attack at a bay area shopping small -- shopping -- shopping mall. police say this involved a deranged woman. she had a hammer and hit a man over the head while he was shopping. they did not know each ear. the man was not seriously hurt. the woman is now undergoing psychiatric evaluation at the santa clara county jail. later today, san leandro police will release new information about last week's shooting after black friday shopper. it happened outside the walmart on hesperian boulevard.

8:39. three people have died after a small plane from georgia crashed in the backyard of a suburban chicago home. the plane was carrying a medical patient, his wife and a flight paramedic to a regional airport when the pilot reported having fuel trouble. this was just before 11:00 last night. the patient's wife and a third person, we don't know a name, all died in that crash. the authorities say two others on the plane are expected to survive. no one on the ground was hurt. :35. well, american airlines is filing for chapter 1 -- chapter 11 bankruptcy. the company's president just held a news conference. pam cook is in our newsroom right now watching all of this -- all of this. so what are they saying? >> well, the board of directors from american airlines determined that a chapter 11 reorganization is in the best interest of the company and its share hold.

the president of amr, which is the parent company for american and american eagle says the decision was made last night and that it was a tough one. he adds that all of the major competitors had to take the time route after 911 and -- 9/11. he says passengers should not worry. >> for american airlines, it will be business as usual. our flights will operate, our 80,000 employees will be out there doing the very best we can -- they can to take great care of our customers and that's what's gonna make american airlines a success in the fewure and we know that. >> we're out at sno and the director of communications there agrees that other -- major airlines have gone down that path and that customers haven't really noticed a difference. what any have noticed, know -- what they have know physicalled is the same thing affecting american airlines' higher gas prices.

well, the biggest jump on the airlines is the fuel. every penny increase is millions of dollars for the airlines. >> the president said american airlines spent $2 billion more on fuel this last year than last year. he was also asked about job cuts can -- cuts and would there be affected jobs in the restructure during. he would not say anything specifically but he did say the board would be meeting with the company's union to work out what's best for moving the airline forward. back to tori. thank you, pam. happening now -- whether is -- weather is causing flight delays at san francisco international airport and beyond. here are some live pictures from sfo. the faa is reporting some sfo arrivals are about an hour behind schedule because of the nothing. that means those flights will

be late departing for their next trip. strong winds have delayed some fight the bound for chicago by as much as three hours and flighting are running late by about an hour and a half. never a lot of fun. >> :37. sal -- sal, you look better than sal. >> well -- >> apparently. >> you are watching everything on the ground. >> that's right. we do have a pair of accidents on the peninsula. the first an injure accident in redwood city. let's take a look at the maps so we can show you. right now a crash near whipple avenue and in san mateo, 101 northbound at coyote point. a so low spinout, it's really creating heavy, heavy traffic. i would recommend using 2 -- 280 in in-- instead. down in the south bay let's take a look at 280 at the 880

split. look at how the fog has just rolled in on this area. a very, very poor visibility. again, let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a heavy fog advisory in effect for at least another half-hour. same story at the golden gate, dumbarton and san mateo bridges. let's head to steve. >> thank you, tara. a lot of -- a lot of fog out there but some great pictures coming in. some good information on twitter as well. william diaz, he's a funny guy but he sends me information, tweets from stock ton to san jose and san francisco, this is at market and ellis looking down stockton with the fog coming down the street. that's really cool. just kind of rolling down the street. the so the -- so the fog has made it not only along the coast and bay but also in the

valley. you get an early breeze, a westerly breeze, they -- easterly breeze, a westerly breeze and they combine the two. i think they will keep that advisory until 11:00. the sun will burn this off. look at the fog on the coast. i mean, you just don't usually the see the combination of these two, this time of year. yes, you get the valley fog. when both of them are there, that could make for a cold morning. a lot of low 40s. now, there are a few areas that are clear. if you are above this, you can look dunn and see a blanket of fog everywhere.

will go to 59 -- i will go to 59 today. that system right there starts to work its way into tomorrow. it will get rid of the fog. if anything it's gonna get rid of not only the fog but give you extremely windy conditions. today we have to deal with a lot of that fog and it's not going anywhere in the valley. thick fog, more sunshine today. very dry pattern. no rain in sight. now we'll turn our april tension after today to the wind coming out of the north- northeast. thick fog, colder lows. highs, 50s an 60s if you can get that fog to burn off, you are 60s. 8:41. happening right now, joe biden has just arrived in iraq. this is an unannounced visit. it was -- the american troops are starting to pull out of

iraq. during the two-day visit, the vice president will meet with iraqi frills over the what the u.s./iraqi relationship will look like. about 14,000 troops are still in iraq. that's down to about 170,000. all american troops will be out of iraq by the end of the year. it is 19 minutes before 9:00. it's a critical day in johannes mehserle's new trial. the important system the -- the important testimony the san francisco jury will hear today. it's anyone -- it's sentencing day in the michael jackson case. ♪...my true love gave to me...

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a private research group says american's confidence rose. shares of the parent company of american airlines down 85% after they announced they would file for chapter 11 protection.

the rating angst put out their outlook -- the rating agency put out their outlook and says the u.s. could lose their aaa credit rating if they did not -- do not come one a plan by 2013. and we are following developing news from los angeles. michael jackson's doctor has just arrived to court for sentencing. dr. conrad murray was convicted for involuntary manslaughter. these are live pictures from inside the courtroom. prosecutors want murray to get the maximum of four years in prison. defense attorneys want the cardiology get to get protection. >> we still look at each other in disbelief. is it really possible that he's

gone? as michael's parents, we could never have imagined that we would live to website his passing. it's simply against the national order of things. as his brothers and sisters, we will never be able to hold, laugh or perform again with our brother, michael. as his chu, we will grow up without -- as his children, we will grow up without a father, best friend, playmate, dad. we are not here to seek revenge. there's nothing that you can do today to will bring michael back but we will keep the love in our hearts that michael embodied throughout his wife. his was -- his passion was the world through his artistry. we hope that you will show that you cannot -- sell services to the highest bidder.

as we all know from this tragedy, doing so can have devastating results. the bible reminds us that men can into the do justice. they can only seek justice and that's all that we ask as a family and that's all we can did for here. thank you, your honor. >> thank you. you've been listening live to a speaksman for michael jackson's family asking the judge to impose a strict sentence. dr. conrad murray could get at maximum four years in jail but that likely to be -- that likely would be due to overcrowding. we'll be following the story. we'll have much more coming up on our later newscast and the news at ktvu.com. right now, the man accused of killing vallejo police officer james kapoot is pack in court. henry albert smith did not enter a plea last week. he's accused in the november 17th shooting death of officer

kapoot and has been held without bail. we have a drew at the court and we'll bring you an update at noon. as for officer kapoot, his funeral is tomorrow morning at vallejo high school. >> this morring the oakland man what claims he was beaten by johannes mehserle and four current b.a.r.t. police officers goes back to the witness stand. ken fifth carruthers began his -- began his testimony yesterday. he told the jury that mehserle threw him to the ground while four other b.a.r.t. police officers kicked an punched him. b.a.r.t. die mys the accusations. this allegedly happened six weeks before the fatal shooting of oscar grant. we're following developing news in the race for the white house. multiple media reports now say gop candidate herman cain is

reassessing his campaign. cain made the comments this morring in a conference call to supporters. this comes one day after a georgia bomb came forward and -- woman came forward and she -- and said she had a 134-year extramarital affair. the spokesperson said these new allegations along with the ail gayings of sexual law enforcement -- allegations of sexual harassment have damaged his fund-raising efforts. oakland prosecutors plan to go back to frank ogawa plaza today. you are looking at video we shot yesterday on the edge of the plaza. they plan to erect sim billionic -- symbolic structures. many of the loved ones of that little boy wounded in the mass shooting in oakland last night have been up all night outside

children's hospital in oakland. the 1-year-old who was shot in the head had brain surgery late last night. ktvu's kraig debro just spoke to a relative of the young shooting victims who was also in oakland. >> reporter: i was just talking to a producer. over here in oakland at kafani's residence -- we won't tell you where it is -- he's devastated by what happened to his young cousin. kafani is rumored to have had a music video at the scene. but what was -- but what was at the scene was his van. he was not connected in the shooting at all and was not ininjured. he wanted us to clear that up. he said -- when we spoke with him this morning, he said he had no idea how this happened he was distressed over his

shooting -- the shooting of his 1-year-old cousin. the father is also -- was also shot. eight people in all were shot now, kafani told us that not only did he have nothing to do with this but in his music he does not glorify violence. he told us that has a couple of songs that -- that do talk about that subject but generally he does not have those kinds of lyrics in his tongues and he talked -- he wraps about having a good time and it doesn't glorify violence, he says. the baby shot in the lead, he's at children's hospital in oakland, he went under-- he underwent surgery lat night. police are said to have suspects in this case. ktvu has surveillance video of what happened to the three men

going around the corner shooting in a parking lot at that liquor store at 7th and willow. the shooting did not claim any lives. but everyone is watching him to see if he will make it. now, when i spoke to a cousin this morning, she said that both parents were in the hospital, stayed in the hospital overnight. of course, very distraught over what happened. everybody is trying to make sense of this all and everybody is trying to move forward. i was told they might be aching -- making a statement today. but the wrapper kafani he told us that he does not glorify violence in his lyrics. >> i do not glor my. i do have songs that have. but my pain songs that i put out to the public, i'm not really trying to glamour fi

violence or anything like that. he told us that he was not at the scene. he was not shooting a music video but a van, promotional van with his web address was on it. so he believes that police thought since there was a video being shot and his van was at the scene, that a video by him or for him was being done. we'll have later -- more on this later on today on the noon news. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news ktvu channel 2 news. :54. we'll have more of "mornings on 2" after this. stay with us.

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we have breaking news concerning the man accused of killing vallejo police officer james kapoot. she's in -- he's in court. the suspect just entered a plea of not guilty. this just happened. smith is accused of the november 17th shooting death of the officer. he's been held without bail at the solano county jail. we have a news crew at the court. we'll bring you all of the updates on the news at noon. now, as for officer kapoot, his funeral is tomorrow morning. it's ticket tuesday. three singer will win money to -- will win 60s to see neil

diamond. swings -- tickets go on sale on monday on livenation.com. for your chance to win one of these its go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word "america." can you talk about weather real quick? >> i can. there is a lot of fog out there. dense fog advisory, coast, bay, inland. after that clears, we focus our attention on wind, it will be very windy around here. that will get wid of the -- rid of the nothing. we could have gusts 60, 70 miles an hour. >> up in the hills. >> yeah. it will be windy. >> all right. that will do it for us. thanks for watching. >> bye now.