. we are live in vallejo where the public plans to honor a fallen police officer, officer jim capoot. >> we will tell you how long the fog will affect your morning -- will affect your morning commute. how long will be people be staying at occupied ss. good morning, thank you for joining us, it is wednesday november 30th, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, pam thank you, we do have some fog out there but that is going to lose out as the winds is

beginning to show itself. if it toes it will chew it up and it will be sunny today with temperatures in the 60s. here is sal. good morning, we are looking at traffic driving along parts of marin county driving down to the golden gate bridge and our crew has been driving around looking at the fog and it is going to be slightly foggy for you. as steven mentioned, the wind may be blowing away some of that fog it will be poor visibility just for the morning commute. let's look at the east who are freeway and now it is clear here in berkley. 6:01 let's go pack to the desk. a slain police officer killed in the line of duty, thousands are expected to

attend including the governor. tara moriarty is in vallejo to tell us how the community will -- community will honor officer jim capoot. >> reporter: firefighters will be out here hoisting a huge american flag over the football field at vallejo high school. 4,000 people are expecting to attend. now one of officer jim capoot's officers will deliver the actual if i and others are expected to speak from the high school team from where he coached. the way people felt about him is clear by the huge amount of flowers and massages left on the steps of the vallejo police department. all of this service is being done by the pulled. >> it is really intense

planning and delegating tasks and making sure things get completed. >> he was shot and killed november 17th and leaves behind his wife. they held a private service yesterday and may include a hell final. there will be closures to accommodate the large amount of officers. fairfield and police, vallejo officers will attend the event. there will be no funeral procession which was the wishes of the family and a reception will be held at the fair rounds live in vallejo, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news.

the suspect remains held without bail. a briefing was held and he entered a plea of not guilty with four special circumstances, there was a murder in commission of a robbery and smith has a court appearance scheduled for january 31st. another occupied movement handed out side -- outside los angeles stahl hall. police protesters, the raid started shortly after midnight and you can see police in riot gear moving in on demonstrators who refuse to leave but as you can see it is peaceful. but most campers packed up and

left without a fight they ordered it nearly two months ago. a critical deadline is now just two hours away in the occupied san francisco movement. joining us live from what is going on there this morning... >> reporter: they are dividing the encampment and i just read that where they said he had less than 24 hours to make a die six and the -- decision -- make a decision and the decision is to relocate. >> reporter: so where will they go? a fenced in vacant hot, they will be using utilities for the site. dozens of occupied san

francisco protesters rejected the city's proposal to move their roughly 150 tempt encampment. apocalypse -- occupiers will reject it because of the lack of alcohol, and no loud music between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. >> i personally like the space but i also see the necessity to have public camps, under foot and in the way. how much will we act like this. >> reporter: they want an answer about the mission street proposal and you can see officers on standby. we are not sure if they will move in or not. but i did speak to somebody about the occupied encampment and we will find out why they do not want to move to the

mission street location. channel 3 news. they are banned for calming. they are allowed to put up a teepee but the teepee is only allowed to stay up between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and can not be used for lodging. last night they complied and it is still going back up this morning. for more updates you can get updates any time of day by going to our website www.ktvu.com. our time now 6:07 later today president barack obama flies to pennsylvania and he will be extending the payroll tax cut. coming up, from a washington

d.c. newsroom, a new treasury report tells us how much the family will have to pay if congress does not act. very have i fog this morning, it is already call delays at the airport. the high winds steve has been telling us about may even cause more problems. once it starts picking up, it could cause even more delays. if you plan to fly today make sure you check in first with your airline. you can always find the latest weather information on our channel 2 website and you can get the information sent straight to your phone. just go to our website and sign up for mobile alerts. hope any people are slowing down, let's check in with sal.

this is a new video we shot of heavy fog in san francisco. right now a fog advisory remains in effect for the bay area, until 9:00 a.m. the drivers are being asked to slow down and use cautious. the wind is pushing some of that fog out and it could cause other problems and we will keep on top of those as well. this is interstate 880 which is moving along nicely as you pass the open coliseum. at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving along but here sat the toll plaza it does look good, there is a little bit of a slow down here. and driving into a telephone poll, the poll is down, it is not causing a huge back up but there is some activity there.

as you drive on the freeway, southbound traffic is passing 182. let's go to steve. it is starting to lose and it is still summer out there and it starts at the delta southern lake county. the winds starts at 9:00 a.m. and takes us to 6:00 a.m. thursday. gusts will be up to 65 or 70 and not only for northeast hills or any of the higher elevations qualify. that brings in some of that fog from the valley and it has in

the sacramento haven'tly, i have seen some good busts. so it is wiped out and fog advisory particular you to 9:00 chock. there may be pockets but santa rosa is down to 36 and it's cold, i heard from west coast pete, he said it is foggy, missty out towards and think yock. it is not this system, it is system system, it will bring us sunshine, so foggy and cold, high will be in the 50s and 60s today. then we go windy and wind dies down and overnight lows get very, very kind of weekend will

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in your prayers, just keep praying. >> five other people are wounded and you are looking at surveillance video there, there were at least three shooters, a $35,000 awards being offered leading to the conviction of those shooters. president barack obama travels to scranton pennsylvania to push for extending a payroll tax cut. if congress does not act, we will all feel the pain, allison? >> reporter: that's right and your payroll tax, that tax has been reduced by 2% and now president barack obama wants to expand that -- extend that break and expand it to 1.3%. he will rally more public support for his plan while here on capitol hill, democrats are trying to take a vote on it

this week. letting it expire at the end of this year will cost working families about $1,000. >> for some it may not seem like an enormous sum of money but with families struggling to get from paycheck to paycheck, it makes a big difference. >> reporter: they want a new sir tax on millionaires and republicans are rejecting that idea and have one month to figure it out. allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >> president barack obama and congress are set for a showdown over the handling of terror setbacks. a defense bill will require terror us suspect us to be held in military custody and it would put limitations on transferring them from

guantanamo bay. vice-president joseph biden's said his trip to baghdad mark the beginning of a new relationship between the u.s. and iraq. vice-president joseph biden is in iraq on an unannounced visit and he says he is there to lay the groundwork with iraqi leaders following the withdrawal of the withdrawal of the u.s. troops at the end of the year. they will hold a town hall forum and they will be able to ask questions about the child sex scandal that rocked the country. jerry sandusky is accused of sexually molesting young boys for a 14 year period. jerry sandusky's lawyer is working with a private investigator to prove his

client is incident. investigators say the child and his friend were playing with a gun yesterday when one of them accidentally shot the other. the injured boy ran home and told hills family before he collapsed. end was then pronounced dead at the hospital. a deadly shooting happened in sonoma county. a veteran police officer responding to a call was forced to shoot a deranked man who shot a gun at him. he had been pounding on the door of his x girlfriend's home and the terrified woman called police. i want to go back over to sal, how is it going? we are follow us both on twitter and people send us

really good information and we would love to take your fog or whatever information you have. let's look at the bay bridge and if you are driving on to the bay bridge, some of that fog has cleared and if you have driving on the lower deck, it looks good headed to oakland. northbound, this traffic looks good. also 580 westbound that traffic looks good. some slow traffic approaching highway 92. i want to talk about highway 4 bay point between the willow pass exit, not causing a hewn back up and then on 80 westbound pip until and richmond let's go to steve. >> all right, we have a dens

fog advisory and -- dense fog advisory and you can see our system is moving to the sacramento valley and we have a dry upon which will not bring any rain. the wind is beginning to pick up. a lot of 40s here but once that come through by noon it is gone. we will go sunny and windy later and i believe that is the first 60 this week. i believe they have been 58 to 59 since sunday. it is the one driving straight down into northern california right there, that will be the source of our win. then the wind advisories 50s and 60s for temperatures and we will go from a cold pattern to windy pattern. overnight lows, it if it is not

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$350 to let them get started. we will take a look at the public memorial for officer jim capoot and we will take you live to vallejo high school. we are taking a look at conditions, things are getting better, we are there coming up. >> and pam will bring you the early stock numbers, stay tuned. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state.

. welcome back to the morning news there is the opening bell, that is the navy seal ringing the bell and they support families who have lost loved ones and families are ringing the opening bell people who lost a navy seal are ringing the bell. if you look at the bottom part

of the screen, dow jones industrial average up almost 100 points, there you go, to you supposed to shoot up to 200 points on the up side. here is the only thing i can find as to why, because of the coordinated action by major central bank. , european central bank, it is sort of a complicated thing to talk about in five seconds or less but they are working on stimulating the global system. and that's positive this morning. ktvu channel 2 news, it is already the middle of the week, it is wednesday november 30th. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:31. streets will be closed and they will pay their final respects to gape gape. she is already in valley oh.

>> reporter: they will be assisting with traffic so vallejo traffic officers will be here and it will take place behind the vallejo high school and you can see behind the bleachers, this will be a packed house, 4,000 people are expected to attend. this promises to be a tough day for the officers who are shot and killed. the former vallejo served for 19 years and also coped a basketball team. all the set up work for today's service is being done by volunteers, many are from the police department. >> that is just what the community does. they do what is necessary, we

are we source full here at work. >> officer jim capoot leaves behind his wife and three daughters and they attended a private memorial service yesterday. starting a 5:00 there will be road closures, to accommodate all the officers are who supposed to be a -- who are supposed to attend. a 21 gun salute is planned and all these road closures should be back open if you have any plans in the area. meantime evenly all birth smith junior still being held without bail. he entered a plea of not guilty

with four special circumstances they include murder of a peace officers and murder during a robbery. a man while serving in afghanistan will also be laid to rest today. the body of josh coral will be buried hundreds came to pay respects and he was killed during his first tour of duty in afghanistan. his funeral service is open to the public and begins at the fellowship church in dapville. and he is due in the bay area today. shawn walsh was killed while on patrol two weeks ago. his body is expected to a arrive in mountain view and that's at 2:00 this afternoon.

there were raids including in 2 u.s. cities. this is a live look at los angeles. you can see police moving around as the chopper flies overhead. there are still protesters and police there and things have calmed down now the police raid started shortly after miss night and they moved in on occupied demonstrators who revised to leave but most of the campers packed up and moved without a struggle. they ordered the demonstrators to leave the tent city they had set up almost two months ago. it was a similar scene, this was philadelphia overnight and police actually tore down the tent city near stall. it went up in that time which

was issued two days ago. there were a few minor scheduled for the u.s. in just about 90 minutes from now, the occupied protest, they have given the demonstrators until 8:00 a.m. to decide if they will accept an offer to move to a vacant school district lot. we will keep an eye on this until 645. wopping wong is actually -- claudine wong is actually driving around, i love that you are driving around and actually showing the rounds. >> reporter: we just left contra costa county and we are in vallejo right now. we came here because we eventually see the fog conditions improve being and steve has been talking about

the wind that is sweeping in clearing out that fog. we went that you there and vallejo, venetia that tends to get really jammed up with fog even when other places are cleared out. you will not see signs warning you about heavy fog as you approach the bridge eastbound direction. coming through again, this is the vallejo and whatever winds might be coming through is what we will do and we will head over to the venetia bridge. we did stop off and see how they are when willing the fog and compared to yesterday, it

appears people are getting used to driving in these conditions and are adjusting am their drive accordingly. sal, how are things looking? >> well, things are looking goodies spite some -- looking good despite some of that thick fog. some people will be put on later flights as they have been canceled and the international airport looks pretty good and remember the whitestone is for loading and dawn white zone is for loading and unloading. interstate 880, that traffic is moving along well, if you are going to oakland, this traffic

is backed up except if you are in the carpool lanes. also it looks good if you are driving from the bridge into the city . >> we have tweeted this, 23 miles per hour, out of the northeast, and right above mission peak, if it is above mission peak it is high up. the delta and southern lake county have a wind advisory and that's the lesser of the advisories and the high wind warning will be stronger for areas above 1,000 feet. i think you could easily see gusts over 70 and that starts at 9:00 a.m. and it is up to 30s for some, we are in line for some good gusts here. the north wind for vacaville we still have an easterly

component at fs o so it is starting to turn and make it to the surface but not until that dense advisory goes until 1:00. they did not support itself, visibility is about a quarter of a mile. it is already beginning to lose out and a lot of 30s here. not a lot but there is some, livermore santa rosa, visibility has improved and sunny by noon, that wind will start to crank up later today. it is right passed eureka and that's the drier air coming in. first we will have the cold wind and 50s and 60s, foggy cold and sunny and windy, blustery conditions are beginning to establish

themselves and same for friday, the wind dies down, wind protected areas have 20s and it looks warmer. nba basketball is back at 6:00 pacific time they started talking with agents including the golden state warriors, they are opening practice areas. nba authors reached a teal with that 149 day lock out and a short ended version begins on christmas day. >> we will ask if you will attend a war yours game or pass because of the nba lock out and one says i will pass. evelyn writes, i am

disappointed in what the nba is today i'll only go honoring chris mullen if the game is still planned. go to our facebook and we will share more of your comments coming up on mornings on 2. at the san leandro wal- mart, details leading up to the attack, we will show you a picture of the man who pulled the trigger. police have given the occupied protesters a deadline to leave but that is causing problems within the encampment. the fog seems to be clearing from the san mateo but we may have another problem to deal with during the morning commute.

. here is a quick look at some of the top stories, the city of vallejo will hold a public memorial for officer jim capoot. thousands will pay respects at vallejo high school including governor jerry brown. he was shot to death while chasing a bank robbery suspect. this is a live picture of

claudine wong where we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. chp is warning if you are driving slow down be careful because of the low visibility on bay area roads and bridges. and these are live pictures. police in riot gear moved in on demonstrators who refused to leave their camp and this is a broad picture outside los angeles. police made several arrests and most of the people camped out packed up and left without a struggle. they are more than just an hour away, paul chambers is at justin herman plaza with more on what could happen today. >> reporter: the question is will police come out here to decide what will happen. the decision for people to stay

is causing problem here because they told me at 3:00 last night they got a contract from the city telling them they will definitely have to relocate. >> we will stay here and defend our first amendment rights. >> now last night during a general heated assembly meeting they rejected the city's proposal to move their roughly 150 tempt encampment to a mission which is owned by the school district. they will pay the school district $2,000 a month but occupied protesters will have to follow the rules and license agreement with the city. some rules include how tents are placed, no animals no

alcohol, no panhandling and no loud music between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., some occupiers like the idea and some do not. >> i think it will generate more support if we are able to continue this occupation. >> now once again, occupied protesters have until the morning to decide and i am hoping we will bring an interviewer to you at 7:30 and he will explain why they want to stay and why others want to go. ktvu channel 2 news paul chambers. we will check in with paul in just a little bit. occupied protesters have until 8:00 this morning to decide whether they want to leave or stay and we will continue to

coverage this. stay tuned and don't forget any time of day www.ktvu.com has complete updates. there is new surveillance video to show you in the black friday shooting that happened at a san leandro wal-mart. police are looking for 29-year- old man considered armed and dangerous. according to police he and three others were in a buick riviera a an allegedly drove up to a group of shoppers demanded money and there was a fight, a man fell to the ground after being shot in the next. he has been released from the hospital. now an early christmas gift from police officers in south bay and they are making an offer to people who otherwise might spend that time behind

bars. dow jones industrial average is almost 400 points and we will talk about that in a moment but first let's go to sal for traffic. good morning, it is busy out there and one of the things we have been watching is fog and it is blown out by the wind. earlier i came in and looked at the pictures around 4:30 and now we can see on interstate 880 in oakland and it means steve is absolutely right about the gusty winds that is blowing away the fog and anything else, if you are driving on a bridge and have gusty winds, make sure you have both hands on the steering well. traffic in san jose, a little slow approaching cupertino northbound.

6:50 let's go to steve. thank you sal. we went to a quarter visibility and it is kicking in 30 atop mission peek and we are looking at 23 and that will take care of the fog. there is still another fog advisory and the high wind warning will go from a dense fog to high wind visibility and north winds is already beginning in the valley and north at 5:00 still a him the of an easterly breeze san jose 100 feet visibility and thick fog but i don't think it will last too much longer because

the wind is already showing itself. it does until 9:00 but things are starting to improve rapidly. it will pack wind and cold air as we head towards 30s and 40s and right there, that is going to give us some of that fog to push it around a bit, the big news will be the wind as it begins to crank up and then it is out of here with the weekend always in view. saturday will be very cold especially inland and it will be sunny and a little bit warmer. >> thank you steve. well hewlett packerred is suggesting they could spark a fire and we recently discovered a security flaw.

they say it can take control of a printer, disabled it and steel information linked to the computer. there are also reports it can catch fire. they admit there is security problems but say there is no other proof and with all things in offer, cold cut sandwiches will be $2 and many consider the subsandwichs healthier so they may hop in to do other shopping. the reason customers -- you now have to pay for them. good morning, if you are headed to catch a flight, remember the fog may have affected your flight and remember some flights have

already been canceled. we will keep on top of it and let you know more coming up.

. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 news, take a look at the screen, that number is correct, the dow jones industrial average is up 400 points right now a live look at the big board pretty close to 12,000 right now and stocks

will easing strains on the global financial system and also new jobs numbers, private sector adding 200,000 jobs in november, also a good morning. lawsuits filed against a man while jury deliberations are expected as he claims he and four other bart officers used excessive force in 2008. for the second time this year a local sausage company is recalling some of its products. more than 1,000 pounds of their sausages are miss labeled. some contain wheat and these products are usually sold to hotels but a few may have made it to costco and other areas in

california. starting tomorrow, it is their way of complying on free kids meals. the proceeds will go to the ronald mcdonald house and the toy ban is aimed at ending childhood obesity. how is the traffic, sal? >> as we get to the heart of the morning commute we are seeing a good commute which is not as bad as it normally is. some areas are having problems getting here, in venetia pretty thick clouds and on the south bay traffic is a little slow. let's go to steve. >> the wind will take care of the fog and we will have to deal with a lot of wind as we head to thursday and thursday night. coming up next on mornings on 2, a funeral for a fallen hero officer jim capoot, thousands will attend here in vallejo. and the occupied protest,

stay right here with us for more.