we're live in vallejo where the first police officers are beginning to arrive for the service of a fallen police officer. we'll let you know how many people are expected to attend

the service. well, conditions are getting better across the bay area in terms of fog. that doesn't mean the fog is gone. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, november 30th. topping our news this morning, a community bids farewell to a police officer killed in the line of duty. 4,000 people are expected to attended public memorial. tara mori ar city in vallejo with how the city plans to honor the officer, jim kapoot. tara? >> reporter: well, tori, about

15 minutes ago, the first officers started to arrive here at the vallejo high school, here at the football field, where everything is supposed to happen. if you take a look behind me, you can see this is all where this is supposed to happen at 11:00. in about four hours, students are not being encouraged to attend. classes are still going on. we do know that the girls' basketball team will go there. officer kapoot was their coach. this will be an emotionally charged service for jim kapoot. he was shot and killed during a bank robbery chase. the former marine served with vallejo pd for 19 years. over the past couple of weeks, a huge amount of flowers and messages has grown on the steps of the vallejo police department. now we do have dig ifny taris that will be -- that will be -- dignitaries, that will be attend. kapoot leaves behind his wife

and three daughters. they attended a private service yesterday. at the police department, wives of police officers told bracelets in kapoot's -- kapoot's honor. and the money from that will be donated for his children. there will be road closureses in and around vallejo high school for the motorcade and also to accommodate the large number of officers expected to attend. there will be no funeral precision. but a reception will be held at the fairgrounds, a flyover and a 21-gun salute is planned. back here live if you take a look at the street where we're standing, you can see a bunch of others there. officers will be arriving, probably the color guard will be here. the firefighters will be hoisting two ladder trucks up on the field and they will be putting up a big american flag. definitely a site to see. we'll bring you the live story coming up on the noon news

today. live in vallejo, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. a critical deadline is one hour away in the occupy san francisco movement. the city has given demonstrators until 8:00 a.m. to decide if they will accept its offer to move from their camp in justin herman plaza to a vacant school lot. there are growing indications police will move in if the demonstrators don't pack up and move out in one hour. paul chambers is live there and we'll have live coverage over the next two hours. police raided occupy los angeles. police in riot gear moved in on the occupy l.a. demonstrators who refused to leave. officers made several arrests but most of the campers packed up and left without a struggle. this morning's raid comes two

days after theland ordered the demonstrators to leave the -- l.a.p.d. ordered the demonstrators to leave. we'll have a live report from los angeles on this situation at 7:30. also, 2 million people are staging a general strike today in the united kingdom. the mass protests affects public services ranging from schools to hospitals. coming up at 7:15, the main sticking points that have led to what is being called the biggest walkout this generation. 7:05. four juveniles have been arrested by vallejo police to their alleged connection to a burglary. reportedly the young suspects broke into the house on monday afternoon. they allegedly got in through an open window. police eventually chased them down to tennessee. three juveniles, ages 17, 13 and 11, were latested and cited -- were arrested and cited.

the 18-year-old was booked in the jail. consider it a early holiday gift. santa clara county is conducting the "operation second chance" tomorrow. that means if you have an outstanding misdemeanor warrant, you can get a citation for a new court date and avoid going to jail. if you have felony warrants or warrants involved in violence, well, that does not qualify. the heavy fog has been causing problems, travel problems today. this is a live look from min net saw airport where there are already eight cancellations this morning. the high wind steve has been telling us about will blow out the fog but it could add. once the winds pick up, air traffic could also be call and -- slowing things down and that could cause delays. we just checked and flights at sfo are delayed an average of

54 minutes right now. there are no problems at oakland international but you are always encouraged to check in with your airline. you can always neighborhood -- you can always find the latest weather information on your website and track your flights online or you can get the information sent straight to your home. go to ktvu.com and sign up for mobile alerts. 7:06. we've been telling you about in. there is a heavy fog warning still in effect for at least two more hours. claudine wong is out driving around looking at the visibility on bay area freeways. i know you are in benicia right now, claudine. how does it look? >> reporter: well, it's gone from some places. not from here. we stopped. we're high in the hills of ben near shaw -- benicia. this is a city socked in. we've been across the bay area, we've been on the richmond

bridge, the the conditions are getting -- the conditions are getting a lot better in all of those areas. but if you are in high areas you will still see the fog. this is a shot of the benicia bridge. visibility is okay although the fog is still there. that's the good news in terms of getting out on the roads. it was a much different situation this morning when we were driving around. there were accidents, a lot of places where the fog got really thick and visibility was difficult. so at this point, driving around again back live here in be knee shaw, we just made our way down the hill. and as can see -- you can see, the -- we're gonna go closer to the hills near the berkeley

area. not a lot of wind here in benicia but we'll keep heading on down the 24. and we'll check back in with you on "mornings on 2." let's go now to sal castanedo. how are things looking on your end? >> well, things are a little bit slow in some areas, be careful driving there, by the way. pretty slow in some areas because of the fock and the regular commute. let's -- fog and the regular commute. let's take a look at the bay bridge. that's a little better than normal. we have a delay of five minutes. it's better getting up into the -- onto the bridge. the fog is moving out as the wind is coming in. this is 880, the traffic there looks good. there are no major problems. if you are driving on 0 southbound, southbound 8 0 at -- 880 southbound, southbound

-- 880 southbound. northbound 101, slow traffic. northbound 101 near trimble road. there is a crash there. 7:09. let's go to steve. >> we have a fog advisory that takes us until 9:00. at the surface, you have the dense fog. not too far above that is the wind sector. the wind needs to break through that and it will. carquinez strait, the wind is starting to turn a little her northerly. it's picking up -- a little more northerly. it's picking up a little bit. the high wind warning starts. 9:00 a.m. we'll go from a dense fog to a high bend. that takes us until tomorrow morning. very windy conditions above 1,000 feet. gusts to 70 are possible. we have to deal with that dense fog advisory. it's not as bad tas was a couple of hours ago.

visibility can be zero or a quarter mile or you will get some clearing. our system you can barely see it, right there. it's already washing out. it's called a dry front. 35 santa rosa, 39 livermore, 40s for some. most locations are in the 40s. some fog in the city. i think by noon it's all gone and we'll have a high of 60 today. the system will take care of the fog and it will also crank up the wind behind that. foggy, misty mere in the morning and then we'll wipe it out. it will be sunny but very breezy, blustery to downright windy. 50s and 60s. say good boy to the fog -- goodbye to the fog for a while. windy on thursday. and then the wind decreases friday night. inland lows will be very cold. there will be some upper 20s and then maybe some patchy fog as we get more of a westerly

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7:14. stocks are soaring after major banks acted as a. . they eased banks' access to dollars by reducing the borrowing rates. this move is in response to fears that a european country would default, touching off a credit crunch similar to what happened after the 2008 collapse of le -- lehman brothers. all right. our time is 7:15, president obama flies to scranton, pennsylvania. he will be pushing for extending and expanding a payroll tax cut. alison burns reports if congress doesn't act, we're all gonna feel the pain. >> reporter: that's right. the bottom line from president obama is a family making about $50,000 a year will pay another $1,000 in taxes next year if

this payroll tax holiday is not extended. now, president obama will be making a campaign-style stop in the swing state of pennsylvania today to rally more public support for not only ebbs trending the tax holiday but expanding it from a 2% tax cut to 3.1%. democrats want to cover the cost through a new surtax on millionaires. >> i think by the end of the day, there's a lot of isn't sentiment in our congress, for continuing the payroll tax relief we enacted a year ago in these tough times. but we believe with in deficit, we ought to pay for it. >> democrats and republicans have one month to strike a deal before the payroll tax cut expires. reporting live from, alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. speaking of taxes, two farmers in india delivered a very slitterry message to a busy tax

office. they arrived at the office and dumped at least 40 snakes, and two cobras were among them. the office staffupped. officials were able to catch all of the -- jumped. officials were able to catch all of the snakes. lawmakers were told yesterday that the proposal waste billions of dollars and analysts doubt the project will ever receive the federal funding it expects and needs. this could force cuts in social services, education and other transportation projects. the port of oakland is bracing for more protests linked to the occupy movement. back on november 2nd, protesters staged a general strike that shut down the port.

you remember these pictures from that event. now occupy movement protesters plan to -- plan to block parts all along the west coast from seattle to southern california, including oakland. this will happen on december 12th. organizers say the west coast blockade is in response to labor disputes and what any call attacks on occupy camp. the recall petition for jean quan do be on -- could be on the streets next week. they have five months to collect 20,000 signatures needed to qualify for the ballot. organizers say they are confident they can meet that deadline. they face one possible problem. a second recall group with a slightly different agenda is also planning to -- planning to collect petitions. the chances one cal state university may have to make and

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sonoma state university has gone over its enrollment limit and the solution to the problem could throw some students off course. a spokesperson says the school may have to limit the number of units students can take. without changes, the school could risk penalties. the csu sets enrollment limits on all 23 campuses to match funding levels. organizers of the maverick surfing competition are pushing back the window for the start of the competition. the window was supposed to open tomorrow but has been pushed

back because it conflicts with another big wave competition in hawaii. an announcement on the new window is expected in the next week or so. it's 7:21. my first chance to say welcome back to sal. how are -- how are things going on the bay bridge toll plaza? >> i don't know if the bay bridge was acting this way on monday and tuesday. it seems to be lighter than it normally is. it is not backed up all the way to the maze at all the i came in midweek. no major problems. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge -- the bay bridge. the wind might be a problem for your commute. this is 80 driving past the coliseum -- 880 driving past the coliseum. we've had some slow traffic,

still getting up past 880. 28 is getting slow around -- 280 is getting slow. let's go to steve. we still have the fog advisory out until 9:00. it was tough early. can see some breaks in the fog. the fog is still in the valley but redding and red bluff both report north wind to 16. there was nothing there about an hour ago. there is the sigh, the leading edge is there, already up to 30 at mount diablo, mission creek and fremont. also saw the wind picking up some of the higher el vases and also in the santa cruz mountains. that breeze beginning to show itself. not the system to the left, it's the one driving out of the north. it will be -- right there. that's the one that's going to take care of the fog but it's -- it will give us a lot of sunshine. it is just gonna get windy.

fog, sunday -- sun wind. dense fog until until 9:00 and then high wind viables kick in. extended, it has not have any rain in it. it has a lot of wind, thursday and friday. as the weekend comes into view, things will really calm down but the weekend will be sunny and a little warmer. thank you, steve. happening right now, an estimated 2 million people are stabling a general strike across the united kingdom. unions call it the biggest walkout of this generations. some of the places include schools, hospitals, and heathrow airport. >> the government is urging more negotiations saying a walkout achieves nothing. closing arguments expected today in the civil lawsuit against former b.a.r.t. police officer, johannes

mehserle. jury deliberations are also scheduled to begin in the case brought by ken carruthers. he claims johannes mehserle and four other officers used excessive force when they forced him. he testified that the officers beat him up and he had to be treated for facial injuries. 45-year-old charles hill was shot and killed by -- killed by b.a.r.t. officers in july. officers say he threw a glass bought at them and had knives before he was shot. an attorney for hill's fall said he did not deserve to be shot. it is 7:25. investigators are releasing new information about the deadly officer-involved shooting in sonoma county. it happened on thanksgiving day

in sebastopol. investigators say a veteran officer responding to a domestic dispute call was forced to shoot an enraged man who had pointed a gun at him. they say 25-year-old pablo perez ramirez had been pounding on the door of his ex- girlfriend who called police. a funeral -- funeral this morning for a fallen hero. thousands are getting ready to be at this -- to be at this public memorial. >> reporter: and a deadline for okay fi pie if is coming up. he was critically injured in the mass shooting. see what family members are say right -- are saying right now about the youngest victim of this senseless violence.

traffic is moving along pretty well in the fog. as we take a live look at 680 heading to the walnut creek interchange. another update -- straight ahead. 7:29. final preparations are underway for the public memorial of vale police officer james kapoot. the service will be held at vallejo starting at 111:00 this morning. the site of the service will be at corbis field.

there will be a police motorcade from the funeral home to the stadium. 4,000 people are expected to attend the service including governor brown. kapoot was shot to death while chasing a bank robbery suspect two weeks ago. a young marine from danville who died while serving in afghanistan will also be laid to rest today. the remains of 19-year-old josh corral arrived back in the bay area on monday. hundreds calm out to pay their respects. corral was killed on november 18th during his first tour of duty in afghanistan. his funeral service is open to the public. it begins at 12:30 at the east bay fellow ship church in danville. the remains of a san jose soldier killed in afghanistan are due to the prayer today. 21-year-old specialist sean walsh was killed while on patrol two weeks '. his body is expected to arrive at moffet federal field at 2:00 this afternoon. our time now, 7:30.

we're now just 30 minutes away from a very critical deadline in the occupy san francisco protest. paul chambers is at justin herman plaza now, watching the police and the protesters. what's the mood like out there? >> reporter: i tell you what, it's still kind of milling around out here. i did talk to one protester a few minutes ago. there are a couple of officers out here, actually, the gentlemen i talked -- gentleman i talked to is talk to the -- is talking to the officers right now the. the occupiers will decide whether they will stay or go. >> we will stay here and defend -- defend og first amendment rights. >> reporter: last night, dozens of san francisco protesters rejected the city's proposal to move their roughly 150 tent came -- encampment to a fenced- in vacant lot which is -- which is owned by the school district.

the decision about whether to stay or go was causing a huge rift. one man we just spoke with said the city isn't playing fair. >> we received his proposal at 3:00 in the afternoon. he's given us until 8:00 this morning to respond with a yes or a no. that's less than 24 hours that's not a reasonable amount of time for a decision to be made on anything. >> reporter: now, we can come back out here live, there are only four police cruisers out in this area. it doesn't look like there's anything major planned. we're not sure what the city or the police will do at 8:00.

but we'll be right here and bring it to you live to get you -- let you know the latest as it happens. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:32. occupy oakland protesters are banned from camping at frank ogawa plaza during the night. but they are still making their presence known there. yesterday, the protesters put up a teepee, right in front of city hall after the city approved a permit. that teepee is only allowed to be up from 6:00 toton p.m. and no one is allowed to sleep in it. last night, the protesters took down the teepee but it's expected to go back up today. 7:33. time is running out for many occupy protesters in sonoma county. demonstrators in petaluma are asking the city to extend their camping permit which expires at the end of the day. and occupy protesters in santa rosa face a deadline tonight. the city has ordered them to

tear down their tents before midnight or face possible arrests. the camping permits also expire today. in overnight, police raided another camp outside of los angeles city hall. adam housley joins us live from downtown los angeles. what is happening right now, adam? it looks like police activity. >> reporter: yeah, they came in with the police officers and cleared out the entire park. 14 officers strong. we can give you a look now. the encampment was there for a couple of months. we actually saw this build up for a few months and the michael jackson trial was here, so we would walk through each day.

>> when that did -- when they did not leave, they put together a plan. they had the officers staged at dodger stadium which is not from far from here -- not far from here. they came in 14 strong. they came in in full riot gear and they came in and the best that could have happened happened. there were very little incidents. 200 people were arrested. the guy in the tree that refused to come down, they fired beanbag rounds, a non- lethal way of getting him down. here's what's left. just tons and tons of trash. the same officers put on their riot gear to make sure there was nobody hiding inside. once they were sure this entire park was clear of people, they then left and now the city work crews are coming in. they are gonna have to get rid

of all of this garbage and then sterilize everything. sterilize everything and then, of course, have to replace the park. this will be a process that will go on for some time. the mayor has police officers hoar. there will an team to make sure no one tries to come back inside. they have a very big project. no injuries and no major problems and they did suspect that there could be -- the officers were told to be prepared to have cement or 0 he refees thrown at them. >> adam, this is then scene -- this is the scene we've seen here. do we know where these protesters went? did they reconvene to a different place? do you think they might come pack? >> yeah. it's funny, you muntion the bay area in oakland and what happened there in berkeley because los angeles really placed -- really based their plan on what happened there. that's one reason why the mayor and the police chief really had

this plan in place for some time. there's a few across the street there would -- we know them from being in this camp. they are over there yelling at the police. also a number of them took their tents up to the catholic cathedral here, about four blocks away. we're told there's many 10, 20 minutes -- there's 10, 20 tents there. there's a calf tear yay and church -- cafeteria and a church and we're unsure how they will handle that but some did go put their tents upant the catholic cathedral. and stay with us. we're keeping an especially close eye on the 8:00 a.m. deadline at the occupy sf demonstration. we have a reporter there to give us live updates.

can get updates any time -- you can get updates any time. the toddler will turn 2 years old in a couple of weeks. family members are telling ktvu while he's still in a coma he was able to squeeze his father's finger. we learned he was in miss father's arms when the gunmen opened fire. he's in -- he's in critical condition. he's gonna get to it. keep him in your prayers. keep praying. >> five other people were wounded in that gun battle. this surveillance video looking at -- you are look at shows at least three -- you are looking

at shows at least three shooters. crime stop sers offering a reward for the arrest of those shooters. we're gonna check in with sal right now. >> we do have slow traffic but the fog seems to be disappearing of the steve will talk about that. this morning when i got here at 4:30 or so or we went on air at 4:30, we showed -- we couldn't see a lot of the pictures. that fog is gone now. as we look at a -- was we look at the bay bridge, it's about a 15, 20-minute delay. the south bay traffic is really busy. northbound 101 -- 101, 280, 85. just a lot of people on the roads going to work. please give yourself plenty of extra time. if you are driving on 880 southbound slow from the 2 --

92 to 84. let's go to steve. some of the fog is fon. there's still some very thick fog. the fog is showing signs of lifting. we still have the fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. we're not done get -- we're not done yet. wind advisory carquinez strait, it start the at 9:00 a.m., we still have another what? hour and 20 minutes. and then the high wind warning also starts. we go from the dense fog advisory which ends at 9:00 a.m. and some of the higher peeks are already showing gusts to 30, 35 miles an hour. so it's on its way. it will take a while to get here. a westerly breeze at santa rosa and 35 degrees. but that north wind is starting to show itself in the valley. i've seen some up towards

redding, red bluff. it's beginning to make it down to the surface. dense fog advisory. zero visibility. the system is a dry front is what we said. it doesn't have any rain. but it packs a pretty good pressure gradient. the high fills it with wind and that's what's gonna set up once the low which will intensify sets up with a strong low. high pressure to the north will be in between. 40ed a 30s on your temps. sunny and breezy at noon. windy, sunny and windy. a high of 60. i think it will be the first 60 of the week. still some fog for another couple of hours. this system will continue to

develop. as it continues to develop our wind will continue to get stronger. that will mainly be a thursday event into early friday and then we clear it it out. it will calm down. it will bed cold on saturday morning. but the overnight lows will be very chilly. thank you, steve. it's 19 minutes before 8:00. nba basketball is back. teams started to talking to player agents agents about an hour and a half ago. all of the times will open their practice facilities begin tomorrow. players can take part in voluntary workouts. the shortened bash season begins on christmas day. we've been asking our viewers on facebook whether they will attend a warriors' game this year or pass because of the lockout. raymond wrote, the lockout isn't keeping me from the

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signed for homes jumped. it's if not enough to signal a housing recovery. however, stocks are up. taking a live look at the big board, the dow up 429, closing in on the 12,000 mark -- the nasdaq is up -- the nasdaq is up 91. s&p is up 43. the main reason for the surge, major central banks to ease the strays on the world's financial system saying they would make it easier for banks to get dollars if they need. the u.s. federal reserve, european central bank, bank of england and the banks of canada, switzerland all took part. low interest rates go into effect next monday. later today, united and continental airlines could be close to operate at one airline. the faa is expected to approve a single-operating certificate. that means the faa will treat

them as one airline. but passengers will still have to check in at different gates and fly in with different logo on them. brynn is -- britain is closing the embassy in iran and they kicking people out after what happened yesterday. look at this. this violence started during a demonstration that was in response to british support of tighter sanctions on iran over its nuclear program. britton says it's now withdrawn -- britton says it's -- britton says it's -- britain says it's withdrawn their force. norway so far has not evacuated their diplomatic staff out of iran. the man who killed -- who

is accused of killing 77 people may not go to prison. they found this man was insane. that could mean he will be sent to a mental hospital instead of prison. he's accused of bombing a government billing -- building and then opening fire on dozens of young campers back in july. there are now reports that herman cain will decide within a few days whether to continue his presidential campaign. cain is set to pea ginn a bus tour in ohio today and a speech in michigan last night, he did not address the allegations by a woman in georgia that she and cain had a 13-year extramarital affair. but cain has publicly adamantly denied there was an affair but he told his staff he's resaucessing the campaign --

reassessing the campaign. the allegations on cain had -- cain have had an effect on the polls. romney has 26%. followed by newt gingrich, 23% and cain a distant third, with 9%. rick perry is defending his latest blunder saying he's only human. it happened when he was urging young people to vote for him. >> those of you that are -- will be 21 by november 12th, i ask for your support and vote. those of you who won't be just work hard. >> the problem is the voting age in the united states is 18 and election day is scheduled for november 6 the of next year, during a presidential debate earlier this month, perry forgot a key element of his own government reform plan.

7:49. president obama and congress bracing for a showdown over the way terror suspects are handled. republicans are supporting provices that would require captured suspects be held in guantanamo bay, cuba. the president promises to veto the bill if those provisions are not reviewed. secretary of state hillary clinton is on her way to myanmar. take a look at some new video. this is secretary clinton arriving today. she will meet with government leaders and opposition leader and nobel peace prize winner and the president said he decided to send the secretary tomy yawn mar to encourage them to make reforms. that new government took power

in march of military rile. vice president joe biden says his visit to bad ahead of the military pull out there is -- is the begin of a new relationship between the u.s. and iraq. the white house is there on on unannounced leader and he says he's there to lay the groundwork for future participation and the groundwork after the withdraw of the nearly 14,000 troops in iraq by the end of this year. it's nine minutes before 8:00. a shopping theft at a local chair that dash charity. now there's a contest to make sure those don't go without this season. says space

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somebody decided to be a grinch. . a thief broke in and stole $4,000 worth of food, toys and blankets from the friends of oakley. volunteers discovered everything was gone yesterday. now they are asking for help so none of the families that are will -- that were going to receive help could be -- will be forgotten or gone. >> it's all about the children. like you said, we all stick together. it's about the community and we're here to help anybody in need. >> restaurant customers quickly raised $350 in cash last night. that does not help the food donated by other customers. it's a start but the group only has until december 16 together replace everything. the student services building at the uc santa cruz office will open. protesters moved into that building a couple of days ago

demanding that uc santa santa cruz disband their police department but they decided to end their demonstration yesterday saying it was causing an inconvenience to those students. a group is suing uc berkeley. the occupy activists are also demanding that the chancellor should resign. the protesters claim they were viciously attacked by police with batons. that happened after the protesters put up tents near sproul plaza. so far, uc berkeley officials have made no comment on the lawsuit. despite more possible cutbacks and tuition hikes, uc recent gent -- regents approved some raises. two vice chancellors got pay amounts to almost 10%.

an interim dean received a 7.5 raise and 6 -- and since attorneys got raises ranging between 6% and 21%. yesterday, mark yudof acknowledged the timing was bad but said the raises are needed to repain the -- retain the best people. hey, sal, i know we're dealing with fog and i know you are watching 8 0, too -- 880, too. >> yeah, the fog has cleared up on 880. it's not completely gone. if you are just getting ready to leave the house, you may run into dense fog on your trip. if you are driving at 5:00 this morning, i wouldn't have been able to show you this picture. it was really foggy. so things are beginning to change a little bit. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a little lighter than it -- than it normally is. but there's -- but there's

still a wait there. let's go to steve. >> all right. thank you. you saw the sun. there's still pockets of fog but it's disappearing -- is that good timing or what? san jose, socked in with fog. 7:56 and it's still foggy there but i bet by 9:00, that's gone. 30s and 40s on the temperature tion -- temperatures. 50s and 60s for temps today but by tonight, you may be saying i would rather have the fog back because it could be really windy by thursday into friday. the weekend looks good, it will just be really cold in the morning. all right, steve. thank you. there's some clearing now, but it was another foggy start for the bay area. the trouble it's been causing on the highways and the airports. >> reporter: and we're just minutes away from the city's deadline on occupy san

francisco. will they stay or will they go? we'll have the details -- coming up. state farm. this is jessica.

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good morning. welcome back. it's wednesday, november 30th. well, it's 8:00 and this is the deadline for the occupy protesters in san francisco to pack up and leave. paul chambers is out there. he's at justin herman plaza right now. >> reporter: dave, there's tents. the tents have not come down. i guess they are gonna stay here and be forced out by the city. last night they said they would not take the city up on their decision. occupiers say -- some say they want to stay here because they

need to continue to fight, some want to move. either way, some believe the city's option is a good run. >> if they choose to take the occupy position we'll have another day. >> reporter: people do not know what to do about staying or going. as you can -- as can see -- as you can see, there are some police officers on standby. they've on here all morning long. not a big presence right now. so it's still unclear what police will do, what the city will do. i will put a call into the city and the police department to find out what they are gonna do about occupy. as the people say -- people say, the majority are not going.

back to you. >> thank you, paul. one minute after 8:00. police just started to close down streets around vale. the memorial service for james kapoot will begin in three hours. tara moriarty is there. >> reporter: if you are anywhere around vallejo officer, you will see a sea of blue. that's because hundreds of officers are here to honor james kapoot. if you take a look behind me you can see an american flag has gone up. we have a lot of officers from fremont, from all over the place here to do the traffic control so vallejo police officers can attend the service. we saw the color guard. less than a half an hour ago, we saw the officers do a sweep of the football field located just around the corner here. security is tight, as you can imagine with so many law enforcement right in front -- right in one spot. this will be an emotionally-

charged service. he served with vallejo pd for 19 years. he was a basketball coach at vallejo high. over the past week, a huge number of flowers and messages have grown on the area. he leaves behind his wife and three daughters. they attended a private service for their dad yesterday at saint basil's. at the -- the money raised will be donated to the fund for his children. there are some road closures that we want to mention in and around vallejo high. they will be in place until about 1:30 this afternoon. the funeral is expected to last one and a half hours. there will be no funeral precision afterwards but a recession will be held and a flyover and 21-gun salute is planned. pashing is pretty -- pashing is

pretty -- parking is pretty tight. we'll be covering this for you coming up at noon the again witt expect to the last an hour and a half -- up at noon. again, it's expected to last an hour and a half. back to you. >> thank you. sid farhang is giving us a live picture at mineta san jose airport where eight flights have been canceled. now, the high winds that steve pawson has been walking -- talk about will blow out all the fog but it could add more air delays. right now flits -- flights are delayed in san francisco, average 54 points. no problems are reported at oakland international airport. but you're still advised to

call ahead before you head out. you can also find the latest information on our website or you can get the information sent straight to your phone. just go to ktvu.com. sign up for mobile alerts. it's been a morning of heavy fog around the bay area once again, it's trying to clear up in some areas. it's still thick in other parts. ktvu's claudine wong has been checking out the conditions on freeways and bridges and she's back behind the wheel joining us from oakland. hi, claudine. >> reporter: hi, tori. yes. we're actually heading on the 24 headed to oakland in this direction. we want to take you on the 24. this is one of the areas where we're still seeing some areas -- there's still some fog. as we get onto the 24, i want to show you it's still a little socked in. if you have done this job before, commuters know this is pretty common. it's not unusual to hit the fog as you head towards the mountain. one of the reasons why we're

taking you here is one of the you -- is one you can see the patches of surn. we're seeing the wind begin to pick out. as it clears out here, one of the things that's remashable about this commute -- remarkable about this commute, it's still a little bit foggy and then as you get lesser -- closer, look, it's already starting to clear. take a look at the blue sky. when we went flew here just a few minutes ago, it was -- it was totally socked in here. you can see the wind we've's been talking about all morning long. that's coming through here. there you actually see the new fourth bore that they just tunneled through. that he will be doing more announcements on that. we'll show you video of that accomplishment later. as we head into the tunnel, one of the things you see, one of those great places that gives you a good indication of how quickly conditions can change

from one area to the next, the wind clears it out, the tunnel gets you through the other side of this mountain. as you come through here, if we make it through with this traffic, you will see a 180- degree difference from what you saw from one side to the other. again, a little bit of a long tunnel here. but as we come out right around this bend, you are see that beautiful sight and that's -- wait for it, wait for it, and -- there it is. as we come through here. >> the sunshine that's coming through and beautiful blue skies as we wait for this wind that is going to be -- to become blowing through the bay area really in the next hour. sal castanedo keeping an eye on the roads. again, good conditions. sal, how are things loan -- how are things looking elsewhere.

they look pretty good. steve's also on fog patrol, and well, he's the one who has been telling us that that wind is pushing the fog away. just be careful as you are driving out. still overcast and dense fog. northbound 101, we've had a heck of a commute, it's been very slow getting up to 80 because of an earlier -- 880 because of an earlier accident. you can see how slow it is, 101 and 2 0. bay bridge toll plaza has been just a little bit lighter than usual. but there's still some -- but there's still some delay there. highway 4 has recovered from an earlier crash. it's solid from pittsburg. 8:08, let's go to steve. >> i'm gonna go hitchhike and see if claudine wong -- >> there go. >> there's sunshine. the wind coming off the

caldecott tunnel has scoured. not all of this there's still pockets. over parts of oakland, the fog is still there. it's getting there. carquinez straight, the higher elevations we'll have to deal with the high wind warning. mount diablo, 30 miles an hour. it's not so much the front, it's the low that will form in southern california. until then, until that wind scours -- scours things out. we have to deal with the follow advisory. we do have that going until 9:00 and the visibility can be really bad. the system is moving right through the north. north wind at redding. red bluff, 30s for some. had some 30s in livermore.

a lot of low 30s, upper 40s. temperatures -- temperatures if you are stuck in the fog, it's really cold. that's gonna get blown out of here. sunny and breezy. we'll go for a high of 60. the key is right there. 50 the and 60s for your temperatures -- 50s and 60s. it will -- once the wind dies down, the overnight lows in the wind protected areas will be extremely cold. not the coast, inland. but the weekend will be calmer, dry, warm he. we're following some developing news. we just heard about an early- morning bomb threat at chico state. the tret was made at the -- the threat was made at the student

center. an e-mail has been sent out. it's still not clear if it's a hoax. 8:10. the tension really billing in a san francisco courtroom. and in a few min, lawyers for johannes mehserle's new trial will make their final appeals to the jury.

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good morning. we will do have some fog. it's beginning to lift. there's pockets that are really thick, especially toward the south bay. it will be sunny and windy today. high wind warnings kick in at 9:00. fog advisories as well. president obama flies to skranton, pennsylvania, it will -- he will be pushing for and expanding a payroll cut. if congress doesn't take some action we'll all feel the pain. allison? the payroll tax is what you pay to fund the social security program and for the last year, that tax has been reduced by 2%. now president obama wants to extend that tax break for another year and expand it to 3.1%. he'll make a campaign-style stop in the swing state of

pennsylvania to rally more public superior for his man, while here on capitol hill, democrats are trying to take a vote on it. they say letting this expire at the end of the month, it will cost working families about $1,000. >> for someone in the senate that may not seem like a big amount of money but for families struggling pay toke to pay economy, it makes a big, big difference. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are fighting about how to resolve this. 8:15. a san mateo-based solar energy company now has the funding to move ahead with a project to install solar panels on thousands of military homes all over the country. in september, solar city had a setback when it's application for a federal loan guarantee was rejected this the -- in the

wake of the solyndra bankruptcy . right now an estimated 2 million people are staging a one-day general strike. unions call it the biggest walkout of this generation by public sector workers. they are upset over government demands that they work longer before receiving a pension and contribute more money to that pension each month. some of the places affected, include schools, hospital, government offices and heathrow airport. the government is urging more negotiations say a walkout achieves nothing. if you like to travel, you might want to consider visiting vienna. a consulting group ranks the austrian capital as the world's top city to live. it's followed by auckland, new zealand and munich, germany.

according to the survey, the worst place to live is baghdad. 8:16. in just about ten minutes from right now, closing argue mountains are due to begin in the civil lawsuit against former b.a.r.t. officer, johannes mehserle. jury deliberations are also expected today in the case followed by kenneth carruthers. he claims johannes mehserle and four other officers used excess serve force when they arrested him -- exesive force -- excessive forewhen they arrested i had. and back in july, 45-year-old charles hill was shot and killed by police. you are looking at surveillance video. officers say hill threw a glass bottle at them and he also had knives on them when he was shot. >> the lawyer for hill's fall

said hill did not deserve to be shot. the shalling is also peaking investigate -- the shooting is also being investigated by the police. investigators are releasing new information about the deadly officer-involved shooting in sonoma county. it happened on thanksgiving day in sebastopol. investigators say a veteran officer responding to a domestic dispute call was forced to shoot an enraged moon who had pointed a gun at him. they say pablo perez had been pounding on the door of his ex- girlfriend who called police. a group of low-income senior citizens have won a major legal battle. they are now be able to remain in their government subsidized apartments in oakland. the chronicle reports the supreme court rejected this. 8:18.

two san francisco muni drivers may face criminal charges. back in august, 23 l emily dunn was hit and killed by a muni bus as she crossed the street in the crass trody. well, yesterday, george gascon stayed criminal charges are booing considered against the driver of the bus. goescon is already considering the shuttle case, where one the passenger was killed. developing news on the penn state scandal. the first sex abuse lawsuit contains -- contains some explosive allegations.

developing news on the penn state sex abuse scandal. an alleged victim has filed the first sex abuse lawsuit in connection with the case. he said he met jerry sandusky when he was 10 and sandusky was 30. the suit accuses of ex-coach of molesting him more than 100 times. places include the locker room, a bowl game and at sandusky's home. the alleged victim is not among the eight people mentioned in a grand jury report. time now, 8:22.

a $million -- a 6 million boost for a warning system. this is the loma prieta quake. scientists say if the system was working, you would have received a 40-second washing before the quake hit. yesterday, it was announced a grant will be used to improve that system. it would detect size mib waves and send out alerts to everybody. a full-scaled west coast system would cost about $150 million. 8:23. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads >> it could be windy, so use caution, especially if you drive a small car. this is 880 northbound, 580 i'm afraid is pretty slow, coming

from hyde street to the lakeshore curve. the bay bridge has been pretty busy. there's been a small delay coming out of the toll plaza. 680 southbound, some pretty busy traffic and a new accident westbound 80 very slow from pinole through richmond. we are ail -- richmond. we're still seeing fog. that advisory takes us to 9:00. some areas are reright -- are really socked in. it takes a while for the higher wind and the higher elevations to make it down to the surface when you have this inversion set up. dense fog advisory still until 9:00. big blanket of fog out in the valley and some over the bay

but it's starting to lose. 30s and 40s on the temperatures. they will stay on the cool side but it will be sunny and the wind will kick in later on. so progressively throughout the day, the winds will get stronger. 50s an 60s on the temperatures today. did go 65 in san jose. but this is one of those weeks where -- i take a lot of pride in the forecasted temperatures, extremely challenging. the fog is just really just -- throws everything out of back. very windy. windy on thursday. breezy, friday. 8:25. sonoma state university has surpassed its enrollment limit. the solution to the problem may affect some students. a spokesperson tells "the press democrat" the school may have to limit the number of units their students can take.

without changes, the school could be hit with financial penalties. they set enrollments on all of the 23 campuses to match up the state funding levels. organizers of the maverick surfing contest are pushing back -- are pushing back the window for the start of the competition. it was snowed to open tomorrow -- it what supposed to start tomorrow. that decision is expected within the next couple of weeks. 8:26. it happened just after midnight. police in one california city raided a huge occupy camp. we'll bring you live reports from there just ahead. we're 26 minutes past the deadline here at occupy sf. no movement so far. we'll bring you the latest -- coming up. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends,

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8:29. the 8:00 deadline came and went for the occupy san francisco protesters. ktvu's paul chambers is at just be herman plaza right in the mid of of everything watching the protesters and police. so what's happening -- in the midst of everything watching the protesters and police. what's happening? >> reporter: nothing. we're past the deadline the

city imposed. there's nothing really going on. people here say they got an offer from the city about 3:00 yesterday afternoon alou them to stay. they -- allow them to stay. they are not sure what to do. they say it's not fair because enough time was not given. some people say it almost came to blows. i put a call in the mayor's office. i did not get that call returned. i called the police department. they did not give me any information. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest if

anything happens in this newscast and definitely on ktvu.com. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. occupy oakland protesters are banned from camping -- camping at frank ogawa plaza. yesterday protesters put up a teepee in front of city hall after the city approved a temporary permit. the teepee is only allowed to be out between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. and no one is allowed to sleep in it. last night protesters obeyed the rules and took down the teepee. it's expected to go back up today. time is running out. however, for many occupy protesters in sonoma county, demonstrators in petaluma are asking the city to extend their camping permit which expires at the end of the day and occupy protesters in nearby santa rosa face a deadline tonight. the city has ordered them to tear down their tent city outside city hall before

midnight other face possible arrests. their camping permit also expires today. 8:31. during the night police raided an occupy camp it another california city. this happened shortly before midnight right now side los angeles city hall. look at the pictures. police in riot gear moved in on the occupy demonstrators who refewsed to leave. they made several arrests. but most packed up and left without a struggle. >> make sure you stay right here with kut. we're especially closing watching the occupy sf demonstration. you can get updates by going to ktvu.com. 8:32. four juveniles have been arrested by vallejo police for their alleged connection to a

burglary. reportedly the young suspects broke into a hole on the 100 block of ohio street monday afternoon. they allegedly entered through an open window. three juveniles, ages 17, 13 and 11 were arrested and cited. an 18-year-old was booked into the solano county jail. consider it an early holiday gift. santa clara county is launching its annual operation second chance program tomorrow. it means anyone with an outstanding misdemeanor warrant can receive a citation for a new court date and avoid going to jail. the program runs through december 31st. people with felony warrants and warrants involving violence, how far, do not qualify. 8:33. well, the plans for a high speed rail line across california hit a snag. the office told lawmakers yesterday the plan wastes

billions of dollars of taxpayers. the analysts doubted whether they will get all of the federal funding it expects and they need. the legislative office says money for high-speed trains could force cuts in education, and other transportation needs. back on november 2nd, the protesters staged this general strike that shut down the port. well, now occupy movement protesters plan to walk ports along the west coast from seattle to southern california including oakland on december the 12th. otherrers say the west coast blockade is in response to labor disputes an what they call in response to occupy camps. pe tises to recall jean quan could be on the -- petitions to recall jean quan could be on streets next week. they have five months to debt all 20,000 signatures they need

-- get all 20,000 signatures they need. organizers are confident they will get them. a second recall group with a slightly different agenda also plans to get the signatures. there is an increase in the number of oakland children living in poverty. according to data released yesterday, by the us census bureau nearly three of every 10 be children live in poverty. this is up from three years ago. this makes oakland's poverty rate three times the national average. the poverty is set at 22,000 a year per household. well, thousands of people will attend the funeral for jim kapoot. it begins at 11:00 a.m. it will be held on korbis field

on the field. if you can't be there in person, you can still follow it throughout the morning on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. all right. 8:35. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening in the south bay. right now, traffic is moving along slowly on northbound 101 getting up to 80, we had an earlier slow traffic here because of the -- because of some trouble on northbound 101 at trimble. therethere was a crash there for a while. northbound 280 traffic is also pretty slow. we've been having trouble showing you these pictures. the fog is beginning to lift. 280 is no fun at all, trying to get up to cupertino. if you are driving in contra costa county, highway 4 a little bit slow in bay point getting up to the willow pass

grade. no major problems. southbound 680 -- i also want to mention there is a car fire before 240 before magdalena. it's fully engulfed on the side. let's go to steve. oakland hare bore has -- harbor, and then the wind advisory starts for the carquinez strait and then the delta and then it's a high warning of winds. it could easily start at 70 gusts. northwest now at sacramento, most at stockton, it's a

northeast, north-northeast at travis and north at sfo. still urge the fogg advisory hangs on for -- still, the fog advisory hangs on for some. it's not so much the dry front going through, it's what's going to set up. the low will continue to federal and intensify. as that does in southern california, that's what really cranks up the wind. high pressure doesn't like low pressure. it fills it with wind. see how that clear air is just mr.-- lunging south bard -- southward. 50s, of os today. just a very challenging forecast on the high temperatures with this fog and the wind coming in.

windy on thursday. friday, breezy and then things calm down there will be some low 20s in wind-protected areas. it's gonna be cold on saturday morning. very chilly morning but the days will be warmer. kobe bryant, lebron james, stephen curry, monta ellis just a few of the nba stars ready to go to back -- back to basketball. the nba will allow all of the tales, include the golden state warriors and sacramento kings to open their practice facilities starting tomorrow. the players can take part in voluntary workouts and physicals. the nba observers and players reached a labor deal last weekend. that ended that 149-day lockout. a shortened nba season begins christmas day. we've been asking you, if you are gonna go to warriors

games this year or take a pass bau of the lockout. now, raymond wrote -- well, let us know what you think. send us a message to the ktvu channel 2 morning news team on facebook. twenty minutes before 9:00. a controversial christmas card out of arizona. it has jolly old st. nick surrounded by some heavy-duty weapons. >> reporter: we're live at vallejo high school where thousands of police officers are just now arriving for the funeral of a fallen officer. we'll let you know what's happening right now when "mornings on 2" continues. if i can take classes year round

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hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. stocks are soaring after major central banks acted to avert a credit crunch. the dow is up 423, inching ever closer to the 12,000 mark. the nasdaq is up 9. s&p up 43.

it's all up about 3.5%. now, the central banks of europe, the u.s., britain, canada and switzerland, all eased banks' access to dollars by reducing their borrowing rates that goes into effect on monday. this move is in response to fears that a european country could default. touching off a credit crunch similar to what happened to the 2008 collapse. bank stops are seeing the biggest gain, so far up 6% to 7% this evening. your time is:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following. the 8:00 a.m. deadline has cull and gone for the protesters -- has come and gone for the protesters. it's

not clear what will happen next. a funeral service is being held today for a 19-year-old marine. the remains of josh corral arrived back in the bay area on monday. his funeral will begin at 12:30 at the east bay fellowship church in danville. in a little more than two hours from right now, the public memorial will be held for slain police officer jim kapoot of vallejo. mourners will be honoring his memory. he was known as a man who touched a lot of people in his community. tara moriarty is there in vallejo with more details? >> reporter: well, it's pretty busy on the football field. the flowers have arrived. they've been wiping down the streets. they will be hoisting a huge american flag here any minute. if you look on the field, there

is a section in front there that has orange tape and that's where dig maturities like jerry brown will be sitting. there willing -- there will be bagpipes, and a 21-gun salute all had in honor -- all in honor of kapoot. he was the father of three and coached girls' basketball in vallejo. kapoot was a heavily-decorated officer, officer of the year, in fact, in the year 2000. his wife and family attended a private memorial service for him yesterday at saint was ill'ses and -- saint basil's. money raised will be donate thed -- will be donated for a

fund for his daughters. there are some road closures in and around vallejo high for the motorcade. the funeral is expected to last one and a half hours. there will be no precession afterward but a reception will be held at the fair grounds. henry smith is still in jail without bail. he did not speak in solano superior court. he entered a plea of not guilty. the charges include the murder of a peace officer and the murder in the commission of a robbery. his next court appearance is set for january 31st. it is 8:47. a 1-year-old boy shot in the head in a one gatle in west oakland is still -- one battle in west oakland is still in critical condition.

he will be 2 years old in a few weeks. family members tell ktvu while he remains in a coma he was able to squeeze his father's finger. we've learned that he was in his father's arm when gunmen opened fire in a liquor store parking lot monday night. the family says the father tried to shield his son but a bullet passed through his hand and struck the boy in the head. police and city leaders, meanwhile, are urging witnesses to come forward to help solve monday's shooting which injured a total of seven people. crimestoppers is offering a $35,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the shooters. a -- a security camera shows at least three shooters. a motive for the attack is unknown. police may have a new photo of the alleged triggerman in a surveillance video. officers are looking for

watson. he's considered armed and dangerous. officers say he and three other people were in a buick riviera early friday morning they are accused of driving up to a group of shoppers and demanding jewelry and money. why the suspects chose these victims? it appears to be random. >> mario has been released from the hospital. another suspect, tony phillips, was arraigned yesterday on attempted homicide and attempted robbery charges. :49. well, from -- 8:49. well, it's a photograph of santa claus as we're not used to seeing him. the scottsdale members of this club can pose with santa claus

holding the guns of their choice, pistols, semi-automatic rifles, even grenades. >> i think it will be fun for those who support the second amendment or -- and those who don't. whether you are a gun advocate or not, you should have a lot of fun with it. after the shoot, members are able to test out the high- powered weapons, this is the second year they've set up this shoot. a new technology highlighting the reel truth behind photo shopping. take a look at some of these before-and-after photos. you can see some of the digital enhancements that have been made. thanks to a new system, those enhancements are easily spotted by highlighting the retouched areas like that one. 24 could help the unrealistic body images that celebrity photos are shown to the public. women think if i lose a little

more weight i can get there. >> there is a self-esteem act, calling on congress. calling on congress. the allegations of an extramarital affair against herman cain have had an february on his standing mock the -- effect on his standing among the other republicans. cain was machines tied with rit romney. but a new -- cain was once tied with mitt romney. but a new poll shows -- slaughter house for horses,

congress lifted the ban but they did not allocate money for inspections. opponents say this could cost taxpayers $3 million to $5 million a year. the horse slaughterhouses could be operational in about a month. 8:51. there's actually some sad news for you raider fans. we'll tell you about it. also, crab season officially underway. the first catch unloaded earlier this morning. the reason mcdonald's restaurants in one city will soon be charging for happy meal toys. @ñ

we're still following developing news. police are investigating an early-morning bomb threat at chico state university. the threat was made to the students -- student services center just about 90 minutes ago. chico state's emergency notifycation system has sent out an alert to the entire student body. police evacuated the student services building but it's not clear right now if that bomb threat was a hoax. fresh crab has arrived in san francisco and we have new video of crabboats unloading their catch at pier 44. on monday, the boats headed out to sea, just minutes after buyers and fishermen agreed to the price of $2.25 a pound. >> a small contingent of boats decided that was good enough. they went fishing, and that was it. they set the price for the

whole west coast. >> consumers said they were disappointed there was no crab for thanksgiving. fishermen say there should be len it for christmas and it looks like like -- it looks like an excellent year for high quality crab. mcdonald's will soon be starting for their happy meal toys starting tomorrow. it's the company's way of complying on the ban with free toys with the happy meal. we have two sip rit recalls of -- separate recalls of saucables. one involves more than -- sausages. one involves more than 1,000 pounds from the silva sausage company of gilroy. it includes wheat and that's not listed as an ingredient on the label. the other is almost 500 pounds of papa kantella chicken

sandages -- chingen sand wings. dash chicken sandwiches. before we get to traffic, sal you have some sad news. >> raiders fans, chester mclaughlin. i was reading whiteville.com, which is a newspaper in columbus county, north carolina and it said that chester mclaughlin woke up short of breath and he apparently suffered a heart attack. now i'm seeing some of the broadcasters at clemson university have confirmedis death. that's sad news for raider fans who remember him as number 91, defensive tackle, chester mclaughlin is dead. it's been a tough one in the north bay. 880 is still slow. the fog is getting better.

let's go to the toll plaza. let's go to steve. all right. still a fog advisory for a couple of minutes. we focus our attention on winds. high wind warnings kick in. clearing, the weekend will be nice. but the warnings -- but the mornings are gonna be very chilly, especially saturday morning. that's our report this morning. we thank thank you for trusting kut. and be sure to join us for new on the funeral for a veteran police officers. we're always here por you at ktvu.com. -- here for you at ktvu.com.