i.d. >> reporter: he was one of the 70. the early morning raid has only bolstered the resolve to return. >> this will make us stronger. they are trying to make us stop and it's not going to hapmanch we are trying -- not going to happen. we are trying to figure it out. they wiped out the camp completely. >> reporter: a crowd is growing in front of the federal reserve building here on market street. this group is 150 plus and it is growing by the minute. they will be marching to justin herman plaza in the next few minutes where they will gather for a general assembly that is scheduled to start in a few minutes. the ultimate plan is to retake justin herman plaza but given the police presence here, that will not happen here tonight. reporting live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. protesters had a chance to pick up belongings that were

confiscated in the raid. they laid out thousands of items. except for the tents that are being kept. they retrieved 10 truck loads of items, including a library. >> there was a special team aligned to library. that's all on the trucks. books, signs. >> the yard will be open tomorrow and friday. san francisco city officials say the raid came after talks with the protesters broke down. >> been patient with the use and misuse of justin herman plaza. >> the city tried to get the camp to move to a site in the mission district but the negotiations failed. officials say the cost of the occupation is close to $1 million for policing and clean cleanup. it will cost $50,000 more to

replace grass and replace a court there. a former technician pleaded not guilty to charges that she stole cocaine as evidence. the investigation led to the dismissal of hundreds of cases in san francisco. she retired after 29 years. she was never charged in state court. 9 inmates injured at the new folsom prison. they suffered gun shot wounds, stab 1. they were taken to local hospitals and some employees suffered injuries. 50 inmates were involved. new folsom prison is next to the older state prison. a 3rd suspect in a casino shoot out that left a hells angels leader dead is back in reno tonight. gary rudnick was the vice

president of the club. he is expected to face charges in court tomorrow. san jose hells angels president jeffrey pettigrew was killed in the gunfire. the makers of myth busters cameitute outto see the damage from the canon ball they fired. ktvu's eric riddle is live with what the host has to say. >> reporter: they say this is the worst thing that happened. they think the canon might have been aimed upwards. it came down this street. slammed into that driveway and then into the house. the host came back today to apologize. >> lot of power. the power got away from us. >> reporter: they face cameras for the first time after seeing the damage a canon ball did to this home when a experiment went way off course.

>> we are speechless. >> very emotional. i can't imagine how i would feel nappies position -- feel in his position. >> not happy. >> reporter: his wife and son were napping in this room tuesday when the ball came flying through where enough force to slash through another wall and keep going. neighbors are still amazed no one was hurt. >> how embarrassing is this for you? >> it's a wake up call. we are not -- well, honestly the feeling of -- >> reporter: they are focused on helping the families effected and figuring out what went wrong. >> no canons fired anymore. >> by us again. >> reporter: back out here

live. they don't plan on including the damage from this mishap as part of their show that they were shooting here yesterday. the sheriff's office said it is closed till they finish their review. eric riddle, ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning new details concerning the fire in berkeley last night. the building was destroyed in a five-alarm fire november 18. it appears the fire was accidental and started in the elevator machine room. it was over due for an inspection and the permit expired but it appeared to be in good condition. the 70th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. this is a copy of the newspaper on the day of the bombing. new at 6:00 ktvu's rob roth is

live at mount diablo. >> reporter: here on top of mount diablo you can see the beacon shining bright. this was ordered dark on december 7, 1941 but now on every december 7 it is light to honor those who lost their lives at pearl harbor. >> dozens of people came here to patricia to -- mount diablo to remember. he survived the attack. he was a gunners mate on the uss detroit. >> we dropped the first bomb. i watched it hit. and then we seen the ship and the plane pull way and we seen the sun and we knew then it was in trouble. >> reporter: it occurred on a sunday morning. 180 japanese plans began

dropping bombs. then there was a second and final wave when it was over 2,000 americans were killed. >> i was probably scared. but i still was trained to do a job. and i done it. >> reporter: this fran on the deck of the uss hornet people gathferred a quiet remembrance. -- gathered for a quiet remembrance. >> like it happened yesterday. i drove of it all the time. >> reporter: he showed us a picture after the attack. he was just 19 years old. >> i am in the water here. >> reporter: 70 years later few and fewer are able to attend. >> every chance i get i go to the schools and talk to the high schools, students and tell them about pearl harbor. and some of them never heard of

pearl harbor. >> it was a bad day. >> i am still proud of it. >> reporter: this is the last anniversary organized by the national pearl harbor survivors club. next year it will be carried on by the sons and daughters of pearl harbor survivors. reporting live on mount diablo, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> they have seen their numbers drop so slow the group is now disbanding. this is the last time they plan to meet. only 3,000 survivors participate in chapters across the country. >> in the last three years we started losing many people. each week. and now we are down to the point that we are going to have to disband. >> survivors in california are

starting a state group called california pearl harbor survivors organization. it will be taken over by the sons and daughters of pearl harbor. www.ktvu.com has a slide shows from that day 70 years ago. look for the link of the pearl harbor photos. eduardo esquivel is accused of running down albert bartal at a san francisco gas station following a fight. his girlfriend, alyssa tejada tried to cover up the crime by hiding the suv involved. san jose police officers reached a deal with the city to continue their 10% pay cut next year. if approved by the association the pay cut will remain in place for another year starting

in july of 2012. the union says the agreement will save $25 million. two healthcare systems paid to settle claims. sutter health paid 1.4 million to the united states. catholic healthcare paid 8- $75,000. they found they improperly billed more than once for the same services. the company wants to move to will road and constitution drive. a new study by facebook shows the move would bring in 2400 semperary construction jobs and $366 million would be pumped into the country. the relocation would benefit lodging, generating $2 million a year. inside the major changes aimed at making this road

safer. dollars say he is running out of time. the plea the parents of this boy are making in hopes of keeping their son alive. it's going to be cold tonight. how cold it will be for your thursday morning.

s . continuing live coverage of the occupy protest. you are looking at a live picture of justin herman plaza. at least one tent and dozens of people. they are back in the same spot that police cleared out early this morning, around 1:00 a.m. protesters plan to retake justin herman plaza. outside of this view our crews tell us there is a number of police. police officers are in the

area. they don't appear to be interacting with the protesters right now but the city said there will be no camping at justin herman plaza. they made it clear they plan to retake the plaza after it was cleared out this morning. there have been 85 arrests. at of this point they have been gathering on market street. we have cruise on the scene monitoring what is happening. all six suspects accused of killing a teen pleaded guilty today. martin navarro was killed in august. 5 of the suspects pleaded not guilty to murder charges. a 6th pleaded not guilty to being an accessory. >> the famy of a boy shot in the head in west oakland is

plead with doctors to keep the boy on life support. hiram lawrence was caught in a spray of bullets tonight. today the family asked the doctors to postpone time. >> he made it out of surgery and now they are saying he won't make it but he is showing progress. >> police arrested a 6th person of interest on unrelated charges. plans are moving forward for a new police substation in san francisco. they approved leasing space at 6 6th and market streets for the station. it will help make the area feel safer. the city tells us the $500,000 cost of the project depends on a ruling regarding redevelopment agency funding.

drivers who take vasco road knows it can be dangerous, even deadly. christien kafton take as look at the new safety measures that were a year in the making. >> it has grown to be a major artery. with the increased traffic came increased accidents and deadly accidents. >> seemed like there was quite a few accidents on it. >> today after a year and a half of construction, leaders officially unveiled this one mile portion, plead with a barrier to -- plead with a barrier to -- complete with a barrier to prevent accidents. >> can be hard in the night. >> reporter: you can see not only have they added the barricade, they also added a

second south bound lane to accommodate heavy traffic. >> doesn't back up as bad as it used to. i think it does help but it does bottleneck. >> reporter: today's unveiling marks the end of phase one of the project. phase two calls calls for similar work further to the north. plans are ready and they are looking for funding. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. in a surprise move the u.s. government decided the morning after pill will not be available over-the-counter to minors. plan b is only available without a prescription to women 17 and older. they want to remove the age restriction for the pill that can prevent unintended preggancies. the obama administration said young girls should not be able to buy the fill on their own.

verizon starts to start streaming video service. they could launch the service next year. the number of programs and movies would be limited. the initial report sent chills but today netflix's stocks jumped. a wood burning ban will remain in place till tomorrow. fine particles can contribute to unhealthy pollution levels. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is joining us now. what are you seeing? >> another cold one. that's why the spare the air day. and again tomorrow. we go outside and i will show you high clouds drifting to the

north. those clouds could increase temperature as couple of degrees to form a blanket over us. but it will be cold again tonight. i have to say you will see frost and freezing, especially north and east bay valleys and in the valley. a cold morning for your thursday. a mild day with temperatures mostly in the low 60s. and the bay area weekend a few clouds. napa right now 42 degrees. 45 in santa rosa. 46 in livermore. napa will go 29 degrees tonight. it will be cold again in the north bay. overnight lowes, 29 fairfield. 32 antioch. 32 livermore. 32 san jose. you will notice it. might be a degree warmer long the coast and around the bay. but it will still be gold. and dry. forecast for december, we have

rain headed our way as we head into the 16, 17 or so. high pressure stays with us all weekend for the most part and that allows temperatures to stay on the low side. cold at 98. tomorrow, 58 fairfield. 58 antioch. 58 berkeley. 60 novato. cool start tomorrow morning. valley, temperatures in the low 60s at best. 60 in redwood city. tonight is a spare the air day, tomorrow is a spare the air day and it will be cold as you go off to work. you will notice it. everybody has been talking about it. there is your five-day forecast with your weekend in view. few clouds but nothing more than a drizzle on sunday night.

on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 it's the last day in the pool for one group of young people who rely on that pool to help them. why the alternative is being offered or coming up short. the latest inductees into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. who made the cut at 7:00 on ktvu channel 2 bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. a change in guard in the governor's office.

back live to san francisco at justin herman plaza. we know right now one tent is back up there in the plaza. as we reported here on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, "occupy san francisco" was rated around 1:00 a.m. this morning. 100 people were arrested. you can see maybe -- we saw couple minutes ago, san francisco police standing by saying they won't allow anyone to pitch a tents but as we see tent is up and possibly a second

one. partson bickering was put on hold today in sacramento. [ music playing ] >> lawmakers came together for the lighting of the capple christmas tree. this year it was scaled back. the event is paid for out by private donations. 9ers headed to the desert. >> someplace they haven't been for 9 years. it's about getting people healthy for the 49ers these days. edwards is practicing this week and expected to be active on sunday against the arizona cardinals. one area the 49ers can improve is in getting in the end zone once they are inside the 20. they were 0-4 in sunday's win against the rams. missing. frank gore stopped on 3rd down

after the 49ers were first and goal at the one. smith getting sacked. sunday the 49ers had to settle for field goals. they are 31 in the league in that category. edwards figures he could be some help. >> it's always a fun area, if you will, so the taller receivers you get pass interferences. it's good for the offense. we will get that work done this weekend and hopefully we will utilize it on sunday if we practice the right way this week. >> no question there is room for improvement. left a lot of points on the field, especially these last few weeks. >> friday's expected to be the day with official nba practices get started. we are left with lots of trade talks that centered around

steph curry. chris paul has one more season left in new orleans. he has been relucted to sign a contract extension. see you tonight at 10:00. stay with us on www.ktvu.com for breaking news and developments on the major stories of the day. make www.ktvu.com your home page. thanks for trusting us, have a great night.

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