developing news a standoff, and occasional clashes between protesters and police in san francisco, after the tents return to justin herman plaza. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. at this hour, several dozen protesters are determined to retake justin herman plaza they were evicted from this morning. the development from amber lee, she's been watching the standoff for several hours tonight. >> reporter: we want to show

you what justin herman plaza looks like right now. some speaking on the open microphone. we counted two tents that have gone up so far. police backed off, after setting up a perimeter here earlier. at around 8:45, things came to a head when there was a clash between protesters and officers. officers scuffled with several protesters. tackling some to the ground. tensions would raise from time to time during the past few hours. shortly after 6:00 tonight, protesters march from the federal reserve building to justin herman plaza. they tried to reoccupy the space police removed them from this morning. officers in riot gear moved in, surrounding the dozens of protesters who moved inside the perimeter. >> justin herman plaza is

closed for the public. >> reporter: protesters did not heed orders. one of the protesters who was detained appears to suffer from convulsions. >> the police officer removed couldn't believe around there that tight. >> reporter: this woman was arrested during this morning's raid. she was back tonight. >> i was a nurse in southern california. i lost my job two years ago, i've been on unemployment. >> i think that's a public space. that's for the people, not for people to just sleep and hang out. >> reporter: the protesters say they're determined that their message and movement don't end. about an hour ago, police backed off, and took down the perimeter. i spoke with a police spokesman several minutes ago.

he told me no one was arrested, their message is simple, that the park is closed for repairs. that is the latest from here reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. take a look at this. this was the scene early this morning, as the police moved in, and raided the occupy camp. they were joined by sheriff deputies, firefighters and public work crews. protesters were given just five minutes to clear out. the raid resulted in the arrests of nearly 80 campers and protesters. mayor ed lee says the protesters have cost the city $950,000. at least three more occupy protesters were arrested this afternoon. police say they were blocking traffic on lower market street. the three people were among the 50 people trying to disrupt operations. most of the protesters left

after the arrest. personal property confiscated from the encampment is being returned to protesters. the city hauled the items to an operations yard on caesar chavez street. the yard will be open to protesters tomorrow and friday. we are going to keep monitoring this situation in san francisco throughout the hour. as you can see right now, there are several tents there, as well as several dozen protesters. we'll check back with amber lee at 10:30. continuing coverage of the growing fraud case involving lucky supermarket shoppers. lucky said tonight, it's received more than 500 calls so far from concerned customers. ktvu's lloyd mcquesta is live with one victim's story. >> reporter: company officials are saying the tampered card readers along with 23 others in the bay area have all been replaced, but more people are

coming forward, saying the balance in their bank accounts is lower than they thought. >> monday, when i checked my bank account online, i noticed that $300 was withdrawn. >> reporter: she said it was made at a lucky's check out store in san jose. she learned others in her family also had unauthorrized withdrawals from their accounts. >> i contacted my father-in- law, and he had money withdrawn from his account as well. $500. >> reporter: lucky's said someone put sniffer devices in card readers to grab account information and person identification numbers. we talked to an expert at a computer security company. >> a sniffer is fundamentally really concerned about pulling information off a network or a require in some form, as

opposed to just the skimmer, which is a bolt onto the front, that you're trying to get that magnetic stripe. >> reporter: lucky admits finding the problem on november 11, but not disclosing it until november 23. that delay has some customers upset. >> now i don't feel safe using my debit card anywhere now really. >> reporter: the scope of this fraud is yet to be determined. a few years ago, there was a similar breach at lonardi's. the losses were put at $300,000. san francisco police are looking for a man they say scammed elderly women out of thousands of dollars. police released this sketch of the man who they say is impersonating a bank manager. he urges the women to hand over cash from the account, and then disappears. new video of a house fire

in san leandro that sent a woman to the hospital tonight. firefighters say a grease fire broke out in the kitchen. the woman tried to put out the fire herself. she was taken to the hospital suffers from smoke inhalation. alameda county firefighters were training nearby and were able to respond with quite a large force. the red cross is helping the family find a temporary place to stay. the girlfriend of a man who allegedly ran down a firefighter in san francisco on thanksgiving was in court today. prosecutorses say she tried to hide the rental car eduardo esquavel used. he is held on $5 million bail after being arrested back on november 29.

former san francisco crime lab technician, debra madden pleaded not guilty today to a federal charge of fraudulently obtaining cocaine. she allegedly stole small amounts of cocaine from the crime lab for personal use in 2009. it led to the closure of the lab and the dismissal of dozens of cases. a riot at folsom prison. at least 50 prisoners began rioting at 12:30 this afternoon. guards fired rifle rounds and used pepper spray and rubble bullets to stop the riot. some used the chaos to attack other prisoners with homemade knives. two guards suffered minor injuries. one prisoner remains in the hospital tonight. the wild half mile journey of a misfired cannonball that tore through a couple of home and a minivan took a new twist

today, when the men from the mythbusters experiment showed up for a look at the damage. the two tv hosts were a bit embarrassed. >> reporter: the tv hosts faced cameras for the first time after seeing the damage a 30- pound cannonball did to this home in dublin when a experiment went way off course. >> very emotional. i can't imagine how i would feel in his position. >> very angry. not happy at all. >> reporter: he says his wife and 2-year-old son were napping in this bedroom on tuesday afternoon, when the cannonball came flying through with enough force to smash through another wall and keep going. >> we heard a big loud noise. >> reporter: neighbors are still amazed no one was hurt from the cast iron projectile. >> how embarrassing is this for you? it's a wakeup call is the main

thing it is. honestly, the feeling of embarrassment is not something we're indulging in right now. >> reporter: they say they're focused on helping the families affected and figuring out what went wrong. >> there will be no cannons fired. >> anymore. >> at least by us again. >> reporter: the host of mythbusters told us, they don't plan on including this mishap in their actual show. the sheriff says that bomb range is closed until it conducts its own review. san jose city officials are expressing relieve and optimism tonight after a temporary agreement was reached between the san jose police unit and the city. a 10% wage cut will remain until it's changed either by a negotiated agreement, or an arbitrator. the president of the san jose police officers association says if the agreement is approved, it's expected to prevent officer layoffs next year. the deal must still be approved by officers and the city council. a spare the air alert is in

effect right now. another has been called for tomorrow. air quality officials say wood burning is not allowed in the bay area, because soot is trapped near the ground, due to the cold weather. people with asthma are urged to limit outdoor activity tonight in the north bay. conditions are expected to get even worse tomorrow with that warning extending to most of the bay area. it's going to be cold again tonight. temperatures at freezing, or below freezing in many inland locations. i will show you the coldest spots. a troubling trend in berkely. where officials say they're receiving monthly reports of suspected prostitution. at first, the crash from a police pursuit sends two people to the hospital, including an innocent person. @

more new video for you tonight. police say a man who let them on a short chase in pitsberg was taken. he took off before crashing into the woman's car about four minutes later. initial reports indicate the male driver was a parolee, and the car he was driving was stolen. new at 10:00, teenage

prostitution in the city of berkely. officials say they're seeing an uptick in prostitution reports coming from berkely high school. heather, officials are scrambling to find ways to address this problem. >> reporter: certainly scrambling indeed. concerns over high school girls pacing these blocks here on san pablo avenue, is leading to action tonight. members of a city commission that drafted this resolution, taking a stand against prostitution, and once this resolution is completed, it will be handed over to the city council for consideration. it has long been the mecca of berkely prostitution. now comes word that some of the woman working san pablo avenue, are not women at all, but young girls, still in high school. >> it is a big issue for us. these are youth. these are young people. it's a sensitive, and tragic situation so we're very concerned about it. >> reporter: berkely police tonight comfirm they're receiving 1 to 2 referrals a

month from berkely high officials about suspected student prostitution. >> to collaborate with the school and to give a young woman possibly some support. >> one or two girls a month, that's a huge number. >> reporter: she yields the commission on the status of women. they gathered tonight to work on a resolution to combat the growing problem of human trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors. two months ago, berkely pd conducted a sting operation here, targeting prostitutes and their johns. in just three hours, made six arrests. >> we're hoping they will support us in the creation of a task force. >> reporter: that task force will be comprised of police in the hope of steering high school girls off this path and providing them with the services they need.

officials hope to have a final resolution in the hands of councilmembers. a third suspect in the deadly motorcycle gang riot in a nevada casino was extradited from california to reno today. he is believed to have started the fight inside the sparks casino. it ended in the death of san jose hells angels president, joseph pettigrew. a second will be arraigned in reno on friday. he's accused of firing the fatal to the. a hells angel's member is out on $300,000 bail. as the gop presidential hopefuls look toward iowa, newt gingrich is looking at a big lead. 33% say they are backing

gingrich. mitt romney is trailing with 20%. ron paul at 17%. john huntsman, holding on with just 1%. the man known around the country as joe the plumber wants to be known as joe the congressman. rose to fame in 2008 after challenging barack obama on a small business tax plan. former penn state assistant football coach was arrested today. now there are ten alleged victims on record. police went to sandusky's home in state college, pennsylvania, where some of the alleged abuse took place in a basement bedroom. two new accusers were questioned by a grand jury. both victims said they med him through the sandusky charity.

one accuser claims he was assaulted in 1997, when he was 10 years old. the other says the incident happened in 2004, when he was 11 or 12. sandusky's lawyer complained about the way today's arrest was handled. >> this is going to be all over the country again, and we're talking about a fair trial, when jerry sandusky would have turned himself in. we could have done this in a very civil way. >> sandusky was already charged with 40 counts. >> how many more children do you expect to come forward jerry? >> next tuesday, sandusky is expected to appear at a preliminary hearing. former illinois governor rod blagojevich says now is the time for him to be strong for his family, after he was sentenced to 14 years in prison

today for corruption. he said he accepts the jury's verdict, saying he was quote unbelievably sorry. he sought money or a high paying job in exchange for the senate seat left vacant by barack obama. >> going to keep fighting on through this adversity. and see you soon. >> blagojevich is the second former illinois governor in a row to be sentenced to prison, and the forth in the last four decades. ♪ [ music ] it's going to be another cold one tonight, as evidence by the current temperatures outside. it's 36 in napa. 38 in santa rosa. already cold out there. temperatures will be freezing in some of the inland bay valleys tonight. 29 perhaps in napa. maybe a degree warmer than last night. no freeze warning, no frost advisory, but freezing temperatures in the north bay, and you will see frost in many

inland bay locations. so overnight lows cold. daytime highs tomorrow, greens represent 60s. these blues represent upper 50s. look at the greens. there's low 60s towards santa rosa, free month, and san jose and concord. the blues are upper 50s. not a bad day, plenty of sunshine, but a mild, cold start. mild day, back here in a bit with the five-day forecast. take a look at your bay area weekend with clouds in the forecast. an investigation is underway tonight to find out why it's taking southern california edison so long to get the power back on after last week's wind storm. a thousand customers were still without power today, a week after the storm. the state commission said it would look into the outage and the response times. some 430,000 customers lost power in that storm. edison promised to have the power restored within 48 hours. 10s of thousands of people didn't get power back for up to six days. new developments in the case of an oakland shootout

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what many consider a dangerous stretch of a rural contra costa freeway is safer tonight. it is complete after a year and a half of work. crews installed a concrete safety median to help prevent head on collisions. they also added a passing lane. it was originally designed to be a two lane country road, now it's a major artery. >> definitely a lot safer. it takes out the one-on-one factor a little bit. >> 16 people have died on the road since 2000.

federal stimulus funds paid for the $8.5 million project. new details tonight in the story of an oakland family fighting to keep their young son alive. 23-month-old hiram lawrence was shot while in the arms of his father. his mother is asking doctors for more time. >> reporter: here's a photo of hiram lawrence's first halloween, dressed as a doctor. today, the boy is surrounded by doctors at children's hospital in oakland. >> the doctor said he wasn't going to make it out of surgery. he made it out of surgery. now they're saying, he's still not going to make it. but he's showing progress. >> reporter: hiram was caught in a spray of bullets a week ago. surveillance video captured the chaotic moments at a west oakland liquor store park lot. the boy was in his father's arms when he was hit by a bullet to the head. hiram fights for his life, his family is fighting the clock. >> when they tell you it's time to take your baby, without

pulling the plug, without explaining to you anything, that is the problem. >> reporter: the family held a news conference today, begging the hospital for more time. they want to postpone brain activity tests that might allow doctors to declare their son brain dead and cut life support. >> what we're asking, is don't run those tests right now. what the family doesn't want to do is play russian roulette. we want time. >> he's only 1. not 20, not 25. just 1. a baby. he made it this far. let him keep trying. >> the hospital had no comment. i talked to a medical ethicist today who told me most hospitals have what is called a utility policy. a hospital is not required to provide what is called futile care. understandably, hiram's family doesn't see it that way. more details now on the investigation. today police detained a sixth person of interest in

connection with the shooting. oakland police investigators interviewed him this afternoon, all six are being held on charges unrelated to the incident. a former black panther convicted of killing a police officer will be spared the death penalty. the philadelphia d.a. announced today, he would not pursue a death penalty sentence against him in part because he didn't think the prosecution would succeed, since witnesses are no longer available. he was convicted, and sentenced to death in 1992 for the shooting death of a police officer. an appeal's court ordered a new sentencing, after ruling that instructions given to jurors in the original trial could have been potentially misleading. he has long proclaimed he was framed. doctors at this san francisco hospital say two pets brought in this week might have been poisoned. the suspicious test results and

why police are investigating. less than 24 hours after the city's occupy encampment was cleared out, the tents are back. a live update for you after the break. @

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new at 10:00, san francisco police are investigating the possible poisoning of two family pets. jana spoke with the owners who said they had been home all day. with why doctors say the deaths are suspicious. >> reporter: the family brought their cat and their dog to this animal emergency hospital with seizures. hours later, both pets had died. one doctor says they did find possible traces of methadone in one of the bodies. the family says their two pets,

a male cat named cowboy and a female shepherd mix named dakota were in good health. at first their cats, then later their dog suddenly started having seizures and vomiting. >> she just went nuts. it was like the exorcist came in. she was just running frantically. >> reporter: the family took the pets to the animal hospital. a doctor treated them, but later that night, both animals died. a preliminary test on the dog was positive for methadone. >> a very unusual case. >> reporter: san francisco police say animal care and control officers are now investigating this as a possible poisoning. >> they're going to determine whether or not there was any type of foul play, and if there is a potential suspect that is out there, poisoning these animals. >> reporter: the family says both animals were home all afternoon and the family searched their house and yard for suspicious materials, or possible sources of poison, but

found none. >> i sometimes cants believe it. i feel like when i whistle, dakota will come, and she doesn't. really awful. >> i hope nothing like this ever happens to anybody else in our neighborhood. i just want to know why. >> reporter: autopsies are being performed on both pets and police say if somebody did poison them, there could be felony charges. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu, channel 2 news. darren was charged with 36 counts of money laundering and identity theft in the elmwood jail. prosecutors say vogue coordinated other prisoners and an outside accomplice who deposited stolen credit card funds into the jail commissary

fund. >> using a telephone or internet and the jail would never know if the accounts were funded with fraud. >> reporter: friends of the prisoners got the county to give them cashiers checks for the surplus in their promisary accounts which they shared with volk. he faces an additional 25 years if convicted. we are continuing to follow news in san francisco. protesters are still trying to reoccupy justin herman plaza. amber lee has been following the story all night long, and is live in the city with an update. >> reporter: mike, at 10:00, i counted two tents here. just a few minutes ago, i went back into the crowd beyond the protesters and there were a total of four tents now. after a strong police presence here earlier, police have backed off. they're standing by away from the plaza. some bistanders say they want

police to remove the protesters from the area, but the supervisor said he wants to show his support for the occupiers. a west coast port shut down plan for monday. a short while ago, police tell us they want to remind protesters the plaza is closed for repairs. officers say they haven't arrested anyone here so far tonight. that's not something they want to do, but they will remain out here to monitor the situation. that is the latest, reporting live at justin herman plaza. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> ktvu morning news will be following the situation out there, on whether or not police will allow the protesters to remain. our coverage of course begins at 4:30 a.m. new at 10:00, a new public poll shows less than half the families in california are considered middle income. by 2010, 47.9% of californians lived in families considered middle income. 60% of families were middle income in 1980.

middle income is considered families that make between 44,000, and $155,000 a year. another milestone in the end of the iraq war today. american forces handed over a large military base in the anbar province to the iraqi military. the u.s. major in charge of the handover said she is confident the iraqis are ready to resume responsibility for security for their country. on this day 70 years ago, the japanese bombed pearl harbor. the event that drew the united states into world war ii. the day was marked with a solemn ceremony in hawaii. during that ceremony, u.s. military jets flew over pearl harbor in the missing man formation. some of the survivers of the attack, many now in their 90s attended. 2,390 americans were killed at

pearl harbor. small gatherings of veterans and others happened in cities all over the country today. rob roth reports how a beacon of light helped mark the day here in the bay area. >> reporter: people came here to the top of mount diablo to witness the ceremonial lighting of the beacon. among them was henry freeze. >> we watched them drop the first bomb. i watched it hit ford island. then we seen the ship pull away, and we seen the sun, and we knew then we were in trouble. >> reporter: the first wave of 180 planes began dropping bombs and caught sailers completely offguard. a second and final wave. when it was over, about 2,000 american servicemen were killed. >> i was probably scared, but i still was trained to do a job. and i done it. >> reporter: this afternoon on

the deck of the uss hornet, people gathered for a quiet remember answer. among them was john chapman. >> feels like it happened yesterday. i dream of it all the time. >> reporter: he showed a picture of us in the water in the attack, he was swimming to a boat to get to his fellow crew. he was just 19 years old. 70 years old, fewer and fewer pearl harbor survivers are able to attend. he worries this great history lesson is getting lost. >> i talked high school students and some of them have never heard of pearl harbor. >> film of the attack on pearl harbor not seen in decades has surfaced. a florida man said the film, some photos and a diary were sitting in someone's garage neglected. the items belonged to a navy

photographer stationed on the ship across. look for the link to the pearl harbor photos at the top of our home page. the security flaw on facebook, revealing private pictures. plus, flipping the switch on california's tree. frost possible, and freezing temperatures probable in the north bay. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. it's being called a political move. reaction to the obama administration's decision to limit who can get the morning after pill. ♪

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a security flaw this weekend unveiled private photos of facebook founder mark zuckerberg. the photos were marked as private, they did not reveal anything inappropriate. the company says the error was quickly fixed, but some people were able to view a limited number of other people's private photos. mcafee announced it was laying off employees. the santa clara company says the layoff of 3% of its force will come from worldwide

operations. making it unclear how many jobs will be lost here in the bay area. business analysts says the security software company remains profitable. the u.s. justice department is investigating apple, and five publishing companies over allegations of monopoly control of the e book industry. federal investigators european regulators are investigating how they're operating. in news of the world tonight, in china police arrested more than 6,000 suspects in a child trafficking ring and rescued 178 children. authorities say the suspects were part of two separate networks that sell children. china has a big child trafficking problem, in part to the strict one child policy. tens of thousands of children vanish every year in china.

syria, amateur photographers send out pictures of some of the 60 people who they say were killed this week. it comes on the same day, the syrian president says he never ordered the crackdown. he says only a crazy person would kill his own people. the united nations says 40,000 have died in the uprising since march. in cuba, elian gonzalez is now an adult. he was just 6 years old when he was the surviver of an escape attempt and lived in florida. the 80th lighting of the capitol christmas tree. this year's ceremony only cost, $9,000. that's 10 times less than last year. the event is funded by private donations. >> we're trying to do a bit

more modest event this year. certainly the economy being what it is. the state budgets being tightened these days. i think the same needs to hold true for our christmas tree lighting events. >> reporter: >> the tree has 10,000 low powered l.e.d. lights and is decorated with hand crafted ornaments by children and adults with developmental disabilities. a surprise decision today over who needs a prescription to get the so-called morning after pill. and chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking more cold weather. where you can expect to see frost tomorrow morning. make you come back to save. er stot get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make christmas affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney.

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morning after pill for use for unprotected sex. how politics may have influenced the decision and reaction right here in the bay area. >> reporter: girls 16 and younger will still need a doctor's prescription to get the so-called morning after pill. >> shouldn't be doing those kinds of relationships just yet. i think maybe it is a good idea. >> better to have the pill and not get pregnant. >> reporter: some called the decision political, not medical, to make president obama more appealing to independent voters. the administration's top health official overruled her own medical advisers and the fda. >> we were disappointed, that's for sure. it's healthy, it's safe, and it can make a big difference in someone ace life to be able -- someone's' life to be able to have birth control. >> reporter: the ceo of planned parenthood says to be effective, emergency contraceptives have to be taken

within three days of sex. waiting to see a doctor might discourage a teen until it's too late. >> it is emergency contraception. it is not abortion. >> reporter: secretary said there wasn't enough evidence to show girls as young as 11 would know how to take the bill. from 4 million of these emergency contraceptions were sold last year, that's eight times more than in 2004. rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. on or ktvu channel 2 facebook page tonight, we asked viewers to weigh in on the decision. one wrote, i don't really see the point when they're able to go get abortions without parental consent, and jana commented good idea, minors shouldn't be able to get meds without a parent's permission.

what if something goes wrong. you can join the discussion anytime by going to the ktvu channel 2 facebook page. alic baldwin offered no apologies today. the actor did apologize to fellow passengers on the flight. baldwin said he was singled out. waiting for a euro zone summit. the dow rose 46 points and the nasdaq was down a fraction. there are concerns a euro zone plan will not be in place until christmas. netflix stock rose 6%. the house passed a deal that allows it to reach customers

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tomorrow, tomorrow is a lot like what we had today. just kind of picture that in your mind with the frost in the morning. not a lot of it, but in the low lying areas now, there's moisture at the surface, towards the delta. or up towards the vacaville area. look for valley fog. just really patchy, but it could cause problems in the morning commute. thursday and friday, high pressure sticks around the highs in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. the weekend, this very weak weather system drops straight down the coast. it drops straight down. it will increase cloud cover a little bit on sunday, and monday, and may bring drizzle or sprinkles. it's really not a game changer at all. at least at this point. we'll watch it for you. but it looks like it's going to go south. and the very weak. tomorrow, patchy fog when you wake up, chilly, or cold if you will. friday, or at noon, it will be fair skies. innovately sunny.

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about $800,000 for that collection. joe fonzi in. the raiders and niners playing so well. you almost forget there's college hoops. >> the cal basketball team was knack -- knocked out of the top 25 and took it out on san jose state. cal took command with a 15-0 run early in the 1st half. justin cob, cob had 10 for the bears. slices through the lane for two. mike montgomery's team in front, 43-15 at halftime. cob on the break, dishing to allen grab. 12 cal players got in the game. cal now 7-2 after this 81-36 rout. the san jose sharks have struggled of late, losing four

of their last five, but they made sure some folks in san jose county were winners tonight. the sharks players and staff hosted a holiday assist party. the party was for families who might not otherwise have a holiday celebration. the families received gifts of clothing and toys for the kids. had a chance to ice skate, had dinner and got autographs from some of their favorite players. >> christmas was always gifts. to be able to give back is pretty special. >> between games, yesterday and today, they would never miss this. i think it's our players, it reveals a lot about their character and where they come from. as you can tell, we're very proud of them. for the second time in four weeks, the 49ers are set to play the arizona cardinals. this one in arizona, with san francisco now trying to keep the number 2 spot in the conference playoffs secure. one area in which the 49ers look to improve is in their

ability to get into the end zone, once inside the 20-yard line. san francisco 0-4 in that category in sunday's win over the rams. alex smith. frank gore stopped on a 3rd and goal play after reaching the st. louis 1. sacked on 3rd down and another red zone opportunity. the 31st in the league in red zone opportunities. braylon edwards figures he can help. >> in the red zone, i'm one of the big receivers. that's always a fun area if you will. taller receivers, you usually get a touchdown and pass interferences. hopefully, we'll utilize it on sunday. >> reporter: albert pujols still not signed as the winter meetings continue. the cubs and cardinals supposed to be narrowed down too now. >> thank you joe. thank you for trusting ktvu

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