a popular burger chain is in a legal battle over a billboard. it's opponent the oakland raiders. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm mike mibach. frank somerville is off. tas beef over the raiders. the raiders have filed a lawsuit against the nation's hamburgers. the laiders are seeking damages for trademark infringement and false advertisement, alex. >> reporter: this is the clever ad over my shoulders that has

nations in hot water tonight. you can see it says raid a nation's. because it's here outside the coliseum, you may think the hamburger chain and raiders has a partnership and they don't. they claim trademark enfringement. >> i think it's totally absurd that a national football team would bother to sue a small chain like nation's. >> i think it's much to do about nothing. raider nation it's just for the raiders. eat a cheese burger, love the raiders, not a big deal. >> reporter: in its suit says the nation's billboards violates their trader nation,

raider nation. the owner of ricky's sports theater in san leandro a popular hang out for raider fans says nation's should have known better. >> i think it's part of business. don't take it personal it's just business and that's exactly what it is. they have a big investment. in these days you have to watch what you do. >> reporter: the raiders said they tried to work things out with nations without a lawsuit, but that didn't happen. now the team is looking to take a bite out of nation's bottom line asking for compensation from the courts. nation's customer ron maken thinks the raiders should keep their focus on the field. >> i think the raiders have other problems to think about. how about the packers on sunday? >> reporter: and the raiders spokesperson told us earlier today that the team and the nfl are both involved in this particular lawsuit. i also earlier tonight did put a call to nation's headquarters in el cerrito looking for a comment but did not hear back.

alex sadvidge. on our facebook page we asked you what you think about the raiders suing nations. susan adds, i have to wonder where nation's attorneys were when this ad was made. if you would like to share your thought go to ktvu channel 2 facebook page. organizers of an every to recall oakland mayor jean quan got the green light. they have until mid-may to collect 20,000 signatures to force the recalled election. >> probably right now very easy. oakland is that angry. it is oakland is a dysfunctional city. >> take on the problems of oakland, they expect me to resolve them all in 11 month, i don't think it's fair.

the first group falters, the oakland city attorney will have to decide whether there could be two recall drives at the same time. continuing coverage of the occupy movements next big move. on monday they plan to shut down all west coast ports. today in oak land, port officials planned their response. ktvu's jana katsuyama live tonight in oakland to describe how this plan blockade is causing division amongst port workers. >> reporter: tonight i got a copy of this letter for the port union. it was a massive turn out last month. thousands of occupy protesters in oakland shutting down the nation's fifth busiest port for more than six hours. tonight as another occupy protest looms on monday, port workers are divided. >> i will be with them all the way but if they do it in a peaceful way. >> reporter: but there are others who say any shut down

will only hurt the so called 99% of working people the occupy movement aims to help. >> you know you don't work, there's no money. you have bills to pay, you have families to feed. >> reporter: today port officials held a meeting they say they are determined to keep the port running. >> we have been working with all of our law enforcement partners at every level to ensure that we have the best to keep the port open and to keep people able to work and get home and get to work. many union leaders say they support some of the occupy movement's goals. >> we're about fairness and equal distribution of wealth. that's what this movement seems to be about. if that's what that's about we are all for it. >> reporter: others feel that this should come with a clear agenda. tonight supporters called for a

teach in. >> we think the port should put people first before profit just how we think our government and corporations should. >> reporter: the occupy movement plans to blockade seven ports in the west coast as well as vancouver in canada. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. if you wish to leave, you have five minutes. that's how long police gave occupy campers at santa cruz's san lorenzo park to gather their belongings. police cleared out 20 tents and dozensover campers from the park this morning -- dozens of campers from the park this morning. in san francisco, police stopped demonstrators from reaccomplishing their camp at dustin herman plaza. the mayor's office told ktvu the situation remained orderly despite a few occupiers who tried to pitch tents early this morning. others took their belongings a block away to the federal reserve bank where they've

stayed all day. a federal appeals court heard arguments today involving two arguments about the same- sex case. a lower court has already rejected the argument. our ktvu reporter in court today said the appeals panel did not seem impressed. the court also heard a petition to unseal video on the unconstitutionality of the ban. no decisions were announced today. b.a.r.t. officials today announced an arrest in connection with a series of recent cooper wire thefts. b.a.r.t. police showed off sections of wire and wire cutters they say they found this morning in the san francisco home of 52-year- old dennis mcgeary. b.a.r.t. says there has been at least three cooper wire thefts this year causing the industry $90,000. >> this is an ongoing problem. it's not new, it's a serious problem and we're glad to have

made an arrest in at least one of these thefts. >> reporter: mcgeary faces felony charges. and later on, the latest news on the b.a.r.t. debate, when it will reach los angeles. on behalf of the family i want to clarify we have not decided to remove baby lawrence from life support. >> reporter: family members want their own pediatrician to examine the child after doctors determined he had no brain activity. the boy was in his father's arm when he was shot in an oakland parking lot. police have detained several

people but so far no arrests. san francisco police say they are investigating two sexual assaults along the mission district corridor. both were assaulted while walking, the attacker also robbed the women. a single mom in contra costa county says someone broke into her car and stole several hundred dollars worth of christmas presents. as ktvu's john sasaki found out today, auto burglaries and the holidays often go hand in hand. >> reporter: kerry mathis has had a rough week. >> i don't know if i'm going to get in here you guys. >> reporter: yesterday she discovered someone had broken into her trunk and stole all the gifts she had bought. >> it takes a minute for it to register but then you're like,

holy you know what, my stuff is gone. >> reporter: even her son's bag with bats and gloves are gone. >> i saved up a little bit here and there, and it's gone. >> you have to be vigilant. when you go out shopping try not to carry large amounts of cash with you. park in well lit areas. try not to store your packages, your gifts in your car. >> reporter: the good news for unincorporated county residents is that vehicle break-ins are down dramatically. >> however during the holiday season, auto burglaries and other kinds of thefts can be problem matter. >> reporter: to top off the bad news, kerry was in a car accident today. >> it's like what the heck else

is going to happen. >> reporter: the sheriff's office told us they're going to take up an internal collection to help mathis and her kids. john sasaki ktvu news. does facebook like menlo park? neighbors are commenting. and it's going to be another cold one tonight. fog possible with dense valley fog. all of that back here in 10 minutes. inside these plastic bags are donated coats. tonight you will meet a boy who collected hundreds of them to help others.

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facebook likes its new menlo park campus. but expansion plans are creating traffic concerns and unfriendly reaction. facebook started moving employees into its menlo park into its new campus but facebook already wants to change its status. it bails down to traffic. >> reporter: it's apparent that facebook likes this location. but do neighbors want to friend the giant social networking company? >> reporter: facebook's menlo park headquarters is at an already jammed traffic spot

because of the menlo bridge. now facebook is asking the city for permission to expand this workplace to accommodate 9,400 workers. >> t going to be really tied up. it'll back up everything. it's going to cause people to be late for work, school. >> reporter: but some residents in the near by bell haven neighborhood say benefits outweigh the inconveniences. >> it's going to bring more jobs and stuff like that for the community. >> reporter: tonight the community had a chance to comment on the one of many changes about the facebook plans. the report says in a worse case scenario, the facebook campus could result in clogged streets and quote substantial permanent ambient noise level increase. facebook says it is able to

keep the number of vehicles in and out to 2,500 in the morning and 2,500 in the evening. an environmental study is due next year. for now, people can always have their say on facebook. b.a.r.t. could be coming to san jose. the bta approved funds for the first phase of the project and it could be finished 18 months ahead of schedule. planning and complex work to secure local and state funding work on the first 10 miles of track will begin in february. this extension will link the station to the north bay. the line could be complete as early as 2015.

>> this is good news for santa clara, commuters, workers and residential. >> this will be the first of two segments. >> the plan is to link it to downtown san jose. a gunman shot and killed a police officer on the campus of virginia tech before apparently shooting himself. police have not yet determined if 39-year-old officer krauss was the target or a victim. >> the police showed up and when they opened the front door, he just fell to the ground. they began reviving him. >> reporter: a body believed to be that of the gunman was found

at a parking lot near by. the wife of former penn state assistant jerry sandusky says her husband is innocent of all charges. dorothy sandusky released a statement today saying she is devastated bid the accusations which she says are false. mrs.sandusky denied allegations from one accuser that she ignored his screams while he was allegedly molested in the sandusky family basement. only on two, a 12-year-old boy goes door to door in contra costa county asking his neighbors to join his efforts to help others this holiday season. amber lee is live now in danville where one warm coat has turned into thousands, amber. >> reporter: julie we're inside this storage unit where donated coats are being held while they're turned over to one warm coat. tonight we met a young boy who

collected 600 coats that are stored inside these plastic bags. cuomo says it was easy getting donations. he went door to door leaving these fliers introducing himself. >> i am 12 years old, sixth graders. >> reporter: he targeted family and friends. >> my friend gave this one. >> reporter: when he started collecting he received 350. this year he got 600 coats. >> this part is probably seeing that people that write notes on the bag says god bless you and stuff like that. >> reporter: carson says his inspiration comes from his father. >> i get tired of having kids sitting around, playing video games doing nothing. i thought instead of sitting on his butt during christmas holiday or thanksgiving holiday, he's going to get out and do something and might as well be something good. >> reporter: tonight at the

sycamore area, costello helped to pick up more coats. >> we appreciate having coats out here because it's freezing but we want others to have it too. >> if you think about what's going to happen in the end you will want to keep on doing it. >> reporter: carson suggests meeting some of the people that get the coats at the end. carson hopes to collect 1,000 coats next year. these plastic bags you're looking at, volunteers tell me there are about 2,000 coats collected. most of them from tonight. reporting live in danville, amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. wood fires are illegal in the bay area tonight. and will be again tomorrow. the air quality management district has called for another winter spare the air day tomorrow. the third one in a row. the air quality the expected to be some what better though than tomorrow. but the worse air quality is expected in the north bay where people with respiratory problems are urged to stay indoors. the ban on fires is not mandatory if that's your only source of heat.

it's getting cold out there right now. these are your current temperatures. it's 40 in san rafael. 84 in napa. santa rosa as well, areas in the north bay could easily be in the upper 20s tonight. you saw the fog this morning, out in the north bay and parts of the east bay. visibility very low. it's not dense yet. tomorrow morning as you drive around some of the visibility easily at a quarter mile. it's going to be very dense, in the low lying area. as you travel around napa tomorrow, 28 degrees when you wake up. daytime high in napa not in the 70s it's going to be in the upper 50s. downtown napa 58 degrees. when i come back your five day forecast. we have some clouds in that one, maybe a sprinkle. see you back mere. caltrans will begin making changes to traffic in oakland at 1:00 a.m. north bound lanes will be

closed to accommodate the demolition. he was a high school athlete turned college football player. >> nobody can be like fred, ever. >> reporter: the sudden death of a young man considered a hero by many. from carlos santana to the beach boys, the red carpet event tonight to welcome california's newest hall of famers.

students and faculty of a bay area high school are mourning the death of a football star. fred thompson was a defensive tackle at his first year at morgan state when he collapsed suddenly on wednesday. >> reporter: by all accounts fred thompson was a hero both

on the football field and off. investigators believe thompson died while playing basketball with friends. >> everybody liked fred. that's the best way to say it. big old guy, fun, great smile. >> reporter: by this morning friends had already posted video tributes to thompson on you taoáub. students at oakland technical high school say they are still shocked by thompson's sudden death. >> nobody can be like fred. ever. nobody. >> reporter: high school senior muhammad played football alongside thompson at tech. >> he will always be there for you. a will the of people take it as a big brother. fred was always there to help you. >> reporter: faculty members at tech remember thompson as a hard worker. they say at first his sat scores were not strong enough for college, but he came in on his own time to meet with tutors and stood up as an

economic model for his peers. >> he made that choice to man up, take the lead and carry a lot of other you know student athletes as well as students around the community on his back. >> fred is a perfect example of one of those kids that beat the odds. you know he beat the odds. he was beating the odds. he was going to the next level. tonight thompson's family is in oregon, funeral a rrangements are pending. gasia mikaelian. federal prosecutors filed papers late tonight calling on a judge to send barry bonds to prison. the they want bonds sentenced to 15 months in prison for his conviction of obstruction of justice involving a sports doping investigation. sentencing is set for a week from today. bonds defense lawyers are asking that he get probation and possibly home confinement. if authorities have their way, a group of suspected gang

members will spend the night behind bars. five suspects remain at large. the raids are part of a seven month investigation into what gilroy police say is one of the most active gangs in the community. california governor jerry brown is warning voters that there will be consequences if they reject his proposed ballot measure to raise taxes. in a tweet issued by brown's office the governor said if tacks don't pass there will be a hole that will trigger further cuts. the governor's plan would raise income taxes on the wealthy and boost the states sales tax by a half percent. if the governor's plan gets enough votes, it will go into effect next month. times are tough, the new report that confirms just how much wealth has been lost in recent months. ♪

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jcpenney. new at 10:00, the california hall of fame welcomed 10 inductees. >> reporter: we were california dreaming tonight at the california hall of fame. mike love of the beach boys handed out a future sacramento concert. it's been decades since they performed at memorial auditorium. >> this is really fantastic to be back where we did our first live album. >> reporter: they weren't the only musicians on the list, iconic guitarist carlos santana made the cut. retired justice roger trainer talked about the value of hard

work as did mba legend magic johnson who has invested in sacramento with a technology area in the south area. >> major jackson came and said, you need to invest here, you've invested in a lot of places around the state -- mayor jackson. >> thank god for you because you've been a mentor for these men and women, for these gang members. >> where to stand that we're to announce a message. to stand with those who are poor and powerful and voiceless and to stand with those who's burdens are more than they can bare. >> it's so wonderful to be here -- >> reporter: major kevin johnson and lisa ling handed

out the awards. and rob lowe came in to speak. look for the gallery section on the home page, we have all of the candidates. robert cole was hit by a fine by a state's ethics panel. we told you about cole leaving the city and enlisting in the army. he is now a sergeant. a ban on free toys with fast food has had little effect on the nutritional quality of food being offered to children in the south bay. that's the conclusion of stanford researchers who looked at the effects of a 2010 ban on toy promotions at fast food restaurants in unincorporated santa clara county. investigators found while the toy promotions ended the restaurants continued to carry

low quality foods. but they say it's too early to tell if the ban is being successful. shoppers use the app to scan bar codes instore and buy items from amazon. the retail association says the promotion when combined with the amount of taxes being paidcreates an uneven field. facebook is changing it's app. it's available for tablets and smart phones, running android or apple software. twitter is getting a new look. the san francisco company rolled out updates to its smart phones and tablet apps. the website will be updated in

the next few weeks. president obama said he would keep congress in washington, d.c. until it passes a payroll tax extension. the senate provided two bills to go forward. members of both parties favor renewing the tax cut and a compromise is possible before congress is set to take their christmas vacation. if not, president obama says he and congress will spent the day at work. ktvu's rita williams reports the middle class is shrinking and the gap between rich and poor is now the largest it has been in decades. most americans don't need a government study to tell them times are tough. >> at the moment, i might have worked, i'm working on this. i'm trying to help the homeless help myself. >> paying off student loans

just seems silly with a waitressing gig. >> for me i'm not the entertainment business and i can see a downward spiral. >> reporter: today's federal reserve report measured the value of homes down .6 of a percent. portfolios down .6%. the richest 10% of americans own all the stock. >> the american dream is how do we minimize losses for our children. that's not who we are. it's not what's left to economic greatness in the past. >> reporter: the gap between high and low income families in california is the largest in 20 years. >> now we see that while the middle income group is

shrinking the low income group is showing and the high income group is shrinking as well. >> reporter: when you earn less and what you own is worth less you usually spend less. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. earlier this week we told you about a san jose city council decision to place a pension reform measure. san jose must control costs. our story indicated that unions had provided input on drafting the measure. but in fact, unions refused the pension. current employees will be given an option to keep the current retirement plan and keep a larger share of the cut.

again unions oppose this measure they say they've already made concessions. while he is accuseed in a black friday scuffle. it'll be a lot colder on friday morning. some fog, some frost as well. fire dangers a wine country home. the suspicious explosion that sparked it. ♪

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home had just been finished and was unoccupied. sonoma county firefighters say a suspicious explosion in the kitchen may have caused the fire there. there were no reports of injuries. a suspected gunman in that black friday shooting outside a san leandro wal-mart is now behind bars. our cameras were outside on 106th avenue when 21-year-old watson surrendered after a six hour stand off with police this morning. watson's sister says her brother is a good man. >> my brother ain't had a chance to tell his side of the story. you know what i'm saying. it's just everybody and what they're saying. >> reporter: a 21-year-old man was wounded in the wal-mart parking lot after refusing to hand over electronics in the botched early morning robbery. police are looking for two other men believed to have been involved in that shooting. a fourth man was tackled by the victim's cousins and arrested at the scene of the crime. good samaritans are being praised for saving the life of a disabled man in utah.

the 67-year-old was crossing the street in salt lake city when a man on an suv ran him over. witnesses seeing the accident pulled him from under the psych. -- under the vehicle. in news of the world tonight, in iran national tv showed video of what it says is the highly sophisticated u.s. drone that iran claimed it brought down on sunday and it appeared to be intact. the pentagon said it would not comment on the video. there are fears iran could uncover the drone's stealth technology and possibly sell or give it to china and russia. in pakistan militants set

23 fuel tankers on fire in queta today. fuel and other supplies have been sitting idle since pakistan closed the -- some beijing residents are taking it upon themselves to monitor rising pollution levels then posting the findings online. the government keeps such information secret, a group calling itself green beagle is distributing the pollution monitors. one activist says chinese residents are better off as their becoming concerned about the environment. it's a piece of history that's been being targeted for years. chief meteorologist bill martin will tell us when the cold air is supposed to eat off a little bit. he's back with the complete bay

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police in the north bay found a teenager that may have been kidnapped. she left a voice mail on a family members phone saying she was being held hostage by several men. the teenager was last seen driving a navy blue 1999 oldsmobile mini van. a story you will see only on two. san francisco fire boats are part of the city's rich history fighting fire from the bay since the late 1800s. david stevenson tells us the building that houses the fire boats may become history

itself. >> reporter: it's seismically unsafe, the station floor can no longer support a fire engage. that means outside engine companies must come here to board the station's fire boats at the boats thereded to its pier. >> they say it has five years of life, that means it'll be collapsing right before the race of the america's. >> in our business we're not about cutting corners and saving pennys. >> due to budget constraints we just did not have the money to fund the fixes. >> reporter: fire department officials say there is now $20 million available to fix or replace station 35. but the department is still evaluating four different plans that may require approval from 22 different agencies. deputy fire chief monica fields

say this area will probably not be ready for the america's cup. >> we probably won't make it. we probably won't have the fix but we're very confidence that we're going to meet the response times and we'll have adequate hours on the water. >> reporter: this move could cost $15 million. that doesn't include replacing the pier outback which wasn't designed to hold two piered boats. i think it is important for us to make sure that we apply some common sense to various rules when it comes to over the counter medicine. the president said health and human services secretary

kathleen sabilias was concerned that young girls 10 or 11 years old could get the medication and that it could have an adverse effect. a $5,000 reward is being offered to be the to fine and convict whoever killed two birds. seven ducks and geese were found dead near turtle creek. three weeks ago eight ducks and geese were shot to death at willow pass park and aloe v era birds. the cdc says the final death toll from a listeria ban -- health officials believe the outbreak is over based on the incubation for whisteria and the last time the cantaloupes were sold.

light winds outside right now that's why we have a good shot at some very cold temperatures or low temp chus. we have some fog and rain. -- temperatures. we have some fog and rain. the winds are out of the south- southwest at 1 miles per hour. light winds and these areas are typically blown a little bit this time of night. light winds are a really strong indication that it's going to be a windy night. close to what we were last night but not maybe. >> reporter: you can see how rapidly they're falling, frost is a certainly the you had it last night you got it again font. if you had fog this morning you got it again. tomorrow morning, if you were below freezing if you were in napa and santa rosa you will be again tomorrow morning. you know the drill, if you have pvc pipe exposed and you're of the nut north bay, i would go

ahead and go out and -- clouds on sunday. that could bring a light chance of a sprinkle. that's sort of the other weather thing going on. tomorrow morning fog, freezing temperatures and frosty conditions. overnight lows real cold for your friday morning as you head off. as you head into friday, this low pressure or high pressure is stays us with through saturday. then sunday it starts to break down. it's not a big deal. typically they go this way. this one is doing the the last two were doing. it'll brink a few sprinkles to the area. there'll be some light sprinkles at best if it happens it's still a ways out. right now the weekend looks to be saturday. >> greens are 50.

these with the forecast highs tomorrow using color. using exactly like -- forecast highs, you have lots of 50s and low 60s. your five day forecast with your bay area weekend. nothing major coming up. as we head down the road we have some rain in the forecast. right now it's all about cold, front, fog and freezing temperatures. >> it's most areas 45 to 50% of rainfall average so we need it. >> quite a different in last year. >> 150 at rumple time. >> reporter: looking for a way to help you lodge

unintentioned. 43% of unemployed americans are out of a job for more than six months. after testifying one unemployed 58-year-old woman from phoenix says she's worried she may nevada get hired. >> there's a lot of people at the unemployment offices, there's a lot of people looking for work. there's just not guilty a whole lot out there. >> the fan discussed whether to line my government to find the unemployed find work. the dow jones dropped nearly 200 points. nasdaq fell about 53 points. a couple of hours ago there was no. wrap

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and finally they're doing what they've been -- the sharks and dallas stars met last night. there was more fighting than scoring. logan couture for his final month. jamie would get number 54. bad angle but watch mcguillen making the cloud to spa. second period joe thornton and -- san jose adds two more to make it 5-2. they visit st. louis at chicago this weekend. >> angels signed latroy hawkins. including the best hitting machine in baseball after 11

seasons, 3m, 3 mvp albert pujols leaves st. louis to go to the angels. but the angels were the big deal. and the angels helped sent texas to the world series. when the angels outbeat both the rangers and miam, tkpwar daneing agreement today. several sources said chris paul was going to be traded. lakers would then, houston would get three victims.

haopbt an nbc spokesman is tracking -- hoops and nbc, spokesman is tracking down. tony brown sends this pass to antonio brown. jay head aiden in alert. it feels like he just turned it in. it's a human pretty sáepb. they beat 14-2. andrew luck wins the college football player of the year award then loses the davie oe bryan's alert. that award goes to the top college kwaoubg. let's see he's the best college player but he's not the best college. >> all right, thank you.

>> thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the news begins tomorrow at 4:30. we're always for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. for all those here thanks for watching, have a great night.