. >> >> president of the baltimore county police union officially suspended from the force. he was charged with reckless endangerment. he has been on leave since march. he has requested a hearing, which will happen over the next year. . >>> here's the mayor's handing out dinners alt katherine's closet. katherine was the park heights nurse. to honor her, her son started this effort to help those who can't afford thanksgiving. it's a boxful of love -- . there is love giving us all of this food. got two more days to enjoy the bock. >> enjoy the box for two more days. look at all of these boxes. they laid out hundreds of boxes. >> >> that's what it's all about. >> >> you get upset when you get that call from your kids school saying they have been sent to the office. >> you will not believe the punishment given to a 6th grader. you will really be upset when you find out the reason why >> we introduce you to a family that has had enough hurt and pain. >> >> have you seen this on craigs list? find out why a wife put her husband up for sale when abc 2 news at 11:00 comes right back

washington -- the washington examiner quotes a police union official, who says that the most recent failure was halloween night. pepper spray was released in the foggy bottom station. metro acknowledges its radio system is flawed. the agency hopes to see contracts this month. >>> a hearing is scheduled today on the fate of so-called big box stores in montgomery county. a new bill would require large retail stores to enter into a community benefits agreement, with at least three recognized civic organizations. assistance from the county would be limited, without that agreement. a large retail store is defined as one that occupies a footprint of at least 75,000 square feet. >>> just in time for the holidays, higher gasoline prices, aaa says a gallon of regular grade gasoline in our region is averaging $3.40. up 4 cents a gallon from last month. and up 58 kenseth from one year ago. >>> the redskins are 3-5 following yesterday's loss to the san francisco 49ers. the redskins turned the ball over three times in the 19-11 defeat. despite the team's fourth straight loss, coach mike shanahan says th

the washington examiner quotes a police union official who says the most recent failure? halloween night. the problem led to confusion as a pepper spray was released in the foggy bottom station. the agency hopes to seek contracts this month, but it will still take years to upgrade all that have radio equipment. >>> the hearing is scheduled today for the so-called big box stores. there is a new bill that would require large retail stores to enter into a community benefits agreement with at least three civic organizations, assistance from the county would be limited without the agreement. the large retail store is one that occupies a footprint of at least 75,000 area feet. andrea? >> thank you, mike. >>> we are focused on getting you hired. as every monday, we focus on jobs. we are looking at a profession that is in demand. chris brink man from robert half technology joins us and you are focusing on internet developers. what do they do? >> a dot net develop soldier someone who programs and develops using microsoft technology. essentially dot net allows multiple computer dev

their cause we get put in a position to react as we try to do our jobs itch >> the police union criticizes -- uc officialsr asking campus police to enforce policies and refusing to support the officers when they do their jobs. >>> this morning officials at uc santa cruz plan an alternate location for their financial aid office after protesters took over the building yesterday. the occupiers have agreed not to vandalize the building or compromise student information. a school spokesman says the school has made no plans to evict the protesters. >>> dust off the stock pot and get out the butter or cocktail sauce, the fishing boats are sailing and fishermen are putting out crab pots following that price dispute that has been involved. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom with the details. we all want to be cracking and dipping soon. how soon will we be doing that? >> reporter: those things you listed, i have a lot to get down. those succulent shellfish should be in stores no later than thursday maybe even tomorrow fishermen will have crab on the docks by tonight they came to agreement with buyers on price y

. >> the police union criticizes uc officials for asking campus police to enforce their policies thenefuse to support the officers when they do their jobs. >>> this mornings officials at uc santa cruz plan to set up an alternate location for their financial office after protesters took over the building yesterday. the occupiers say they've agreed not to vandalize the building or compromise student information. a school spokesman says the school has made no plans to evict the protesters. >>> time for a look at the foggy forecast. symptom me if you have heard that before. >> i have heard it before. so i'll stop you. it is really important information. there's really dense patches of fog. >> just like yesterday not as widespread as east bay valleys are left out. good morning. fog the big story through at least 9:00, visibilities, the ability to see ahead of you in case you are driving could be down to a quarter mile or less once we get past 9:00, it will lift. two different jet streams going on. more concerned with this low the one that is going to dive inside the -- towards great basin

union encouraging participation. even the mayor in richmond says she will be marching with the strikers today. oakland officials have asked police to have a minimal presence so people can feel free to express their first amendment right. and they say they are expecting it to be peaceful today. amy hollyfield abc7 news. >>> both bart and ac transit are advising commuters to expect delays during today's commute. both agencies plan to run on normal schedules they say protesters could disrupt that and they are advising riders to check their websites often for updates. >>> we'll get a transit update from jacqueline in a moment. right now we turn our attention to the winds and rain that is coming. >>> a very fast wind out there still at the higher elevations. storm system to our north is now starting to push that area of high pressure away from us. until it does those winds are going to be out there until 9:00 and the fire threat is going to continue. temperatures just updated these running still in the 40s around santa rosa novato and fremont. 50s and 60s elsewhere as the winds are keeping the warm air from rising up and replaced by

message from the protesters who are officially being backed up by organizations greenpeace trade unions all those sorts of organizations whereas all the country the police all being very heavy handed they've come through all greater numbers than we've seen in previous occasions so we're seeing the protest is really getting their act together and the police also getting very heavy handed in their response about a decade ago things turned violent on the streets exactly where you are now is there a feeling that the protests can ask escalate to that point again. well i'll tell you why not because the police of everything to stop people getting anywhere in soames of sensitive areas they've actually blocked off the whole of which is where the g. twenty summit will take place just a few minutes down the road from here but also here a nice to see on the side streets police in reserve ready should the protesters take a new route and decide to go to some of the sensitive buildings if you like the administrative areas for example the view which is sort of like the mayor's office but the protesters as of explaining of no really wanted to do that they wanted to get

unions provide the group with hot thanksgiving meals. and in santa rosa, police cleared out the occupy camp there, it had been there four and a half weeks. and there are officials say there are no arrests and 22 people with permits were awill youed to go back. >> california lawmakers are demanding to know whether bridges are safe, they held a hearing today asking question was a fired engineer. asking state engineers of falsifying data and inspected a portion of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >> drivers do want to know whether roads and bridges are safe. doubt has been cast ever since revelation an engineer falsified data cutting and pasting data from one project to another. >> all of the structures are safe. and quality is not in action. >> the acting director tried to assure us that the committee that the state highways and bridges are safe because certain projects have been retested. questions about safety began after investigators discovered dwyane wilds a now-fired engineer falsified testing data on three projects including a bridge over the 405 in culver city. it took three years for termination. suggesting caltrans's culture is one that keeps shu

leave work early to join city officials have also agreed to let non-essential workers use vacation days leaving a few people out there very confused mainly the open police union which attacked mayor jean quan for her flip flop on occupy oakland and making the police not as the bad guys so it's going all the details on the ground to see how this strike is panning out joining me is our chief producer lucy half enough lucy thanks so much for joining us so you know tell us what it looks like down there is there a big turnout today. where. students. from out here or. i mean all. of these build many parks. as you mentioned earlier are. most part. for martial arts all right so tell us is there a large police presence too because i know that they had said every oakland police officer forget about your vacation days if you have the day off you better come to work. yeah maybe they're working maybe they're dry and coffee shop somewhere but a lot of the weirdest thing is i have literally not noticed the police officers that i've been here yesterday evening was named. after you've lost some weight but he's obviously. leaving sense because of so you know i suppose a lot of

work early to join as city officials have also agreed to let non-essential workers use vacation days leaving a few people out there are very confused mainly the oakland police union which attacked mayor jean quan. flip flop on occupy oakland and making the police come out of the bad guys so it's good all the details on the ground to see how this strike is panning out joining me is our team producer lucy enough lucy thanks so much for joining us so you know tell us what it looks like down there is there a big turnout today. was. actually. so bad there are actually. the square. grants out. looking. at students. last out here more time. i mean all morning. march. earlier or violent most part. or your part of course all right so can you tell us is there a large police presence too because i know that they had said every oakland police officer forget about your vacation days if you have a day off you better come to work. i. think it's a giant coffee shop somewhere else on the weirdest thing is i have literally not see this thing the least officers that might be in here yesterday evening i was game actually i got your clocks and. each officer had left me leave yes that

leave work early to join city officials have also agreed to let non-essential workers use vacation days leaving a few people out there very confused mainly the oakland police union which attacked mayor jean quan for her flip flop on occupy oakland and making the police come out as the bad guys so let's get all the details from on the ground to see how this strike is panning out joining me is our t.v. producer lucy catherine off lucy thanks so much for joining us so you know tell us what it looks like down there is there a big turnout today. there is churned out. here trying to get. so bad because there are now since you're just where the sauce craps out. looking in front of me and out literally thousands students left classes to come out here or basically have been spending all morning going on these little mini marches around the city but last one as you mentioned earlier economies that are violent receives the most part small. harshad or bigger marches. hard so can you tell us is there a large police presence too because i know that they had said every oakland police officer forget about your vacation days if you have a day off you better come to work. yeah i

union city police. starting at 7:00 caltrans will shift traffic to a southbound brink over hyde street for a seismic retrofit project. officialsay there will be intermittent lane closures throughout the night on the nimitz freeways and full closures from 3-6 a.m. >>> on monday the san francisco mtc will consider a variety of options to close a multi- million budget deficit and this includes eliminating free transfers. >>> ac transit officials will also consider changes. a new proposal will alter express service offer the bridge. the lines run between union city and palo alto. the transit board may vote on the prisonnal during a learing wednesday afternoon. >>> the california audubon society is conducting the bird of year. last year the barn owl won the title and the year before it was the yellow-billed magpie. voter continues through december 11 flood park has been closed since last year. the park may not be open for long, because of the money needed to keep it operational, but the city and county are trying to work out a deal that will keep the park open permanently. >> the bay bridge celebrated a mile stoerner today,s75 th a

police union has been complaining about the mixed messages that city government has been giving in this case. >> it's going to be a business someday. anne makovec, thank you. >>> the "occupy sf" movement gets official support. san francisco supervisors passed a resolution expressing their support for the protestors. the resolution asked the mayor and police not to use force to remove those protestors from the plaza. meanwhile, some homeless people are complaining that police are going after them but not after the protestors at justin herman plaza. >> you're from the board of supervisors. should somebody get ticketed for sleeping outside one place and not another? >> i think what we all want to ensure is that our homeless eventually have a place that is not in the elements, that is in a homeless shelter, that's under a roof. that's where we're trying to go. thank you very much. >> reporter: but -- >> mike sugerman working it last night. "occupy sf" has hinted it may move from justin herman plaza to the civic center in the next couple weeks. >>> you have north in santa rosa the city council votes next week on whether to kick protestors out of their encampment at city hall. the council told city manag

officials at penn state, they did not inform the police. today, the ceo of the second mile charity resigned. >>> a developing story, nba players union rejected the latest offer leaving many to wonder if there will be a season this year. dan hellie joins us live with more. does not sound good. >> it doesn't at all. the nba players rejected the latest proposal, as you said. they are going to disband their union, which opens the door to file an antitrust lawsuit against the league. this is the exact same thing the nfl players tried to do, to no avail. it could take months in court. we are inching closer to no nba season. nba commissioner said it's a tragedy. the players are hell bent on destruction. he called it very sad. here is the players reaction. >> the players feel they are not prepared to accept ultimatums. it's extremely unfair on the part of the nba ownership, management to give them an ul tim may tum. >> after years of making a genuine and conservative effort to try to close a collective bargaining agreement with the teams and the league, we have come to the conclusion today, that process has not worked for us. we have not chosen to b

police. >> long shore workers are refusing to load or unload cargo because of concerns about potentially deadly shipping containers. tonight we found a long line of trucks stretched outside the saa terminal. a union official tells the news three people have died after refrigeration gear exploded or caught fire. all the containers were serviced in vietnam earlier this year. they need to know if the containers are involved so they can take proper precautions. >> we've been told there are no unsafe containers. we discovered today there were 18 on there. and there's a huge difference between 0 and 18. >> the union says it called the work stoppage because two shipping lines wouldn't reveal if their containers were in vietnam. work is going on tonight at those terminals. >> now, to our continuing coverage of the pay areas occupy protest and a call for a general strike this wednesday in the city of oakland. members of the occupy encampment held a briefing this afternoon. calling for work stoppages, school walk outs. occupy oakland said its goal is to end police attacks, corporate power and imperialism. want to show so long dare it y the head of the local chapter is also encouraging members to participate. at the

police. >> long shore workers are refusing to load or unload cargo because of concerns about potentially deadly shipping containers. tonight we found a long line of trucks stretched outside the saa terminal. a union official tells the news three people have died after refrigeration gear exploded or caught fire. all the containers were serviced in vietnam earlier this year. they need to know if the containers are involved so they can take proper precautions. >> we've been told there are no unsafe containers. we discovered today there were 18 on there. and there's a huge difference between 0 and 18. >> the union says it called the work stoppage because two shipping lines wouldn't reveal if their containers were in vietnam. work is going on tonight at those terminals. >> now, to our continuing coverage of the pay areas occupy protest and a call for a general strike this wednesday in the city of oakland. members of the occupy encampment held a briefing this afternoon. calling for work stoppages, school walk outs. occupy oakland said its goal is to end police attacks, corporate power and imperialism. want to show so long dare it y the head of the local chapter is also encouraging members to participate. at the

union members, the occupy movements, social service groups all represented, shouting at local elected officials combining a month-long special session. several people taken away by policeooper was bitten in the process. dan springer in seattle on what all went down here. what happened, dan. >> reporter: it was mostly a peaceful protest by the occupy movement at the beginning of this 30 day special session at this special body in owe limb pea a. at 5:30 the troopers said u know what it's time to leave, this building is closed. that's when it all started to happen. you can see the video, you can see what happened when the protestors refused to leave. several hundred of them were escorted out physically by the police officers, by the state troopers. at 7:00 they were carried out. a group of 30 tried to rush back in the building, that's when state troopers pulled out stun guns and stunned at least four protestors after a trooper was bitten. people wish you'd tickets fortress passion. they are not allowed to go back to the capitol grounds for 30 days. bill: what does that occupy movement want, dan? >> reporter: well, they issued a let's of demands to the governor, a democra