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the e-mail states traditional islamic burial procedures were followed. a military officer read a prepared religious remark which was translated into arabic by a native speaker. it also revealed fewer than a dozen people aboard the ship knew about the burial. >>> it is 6:14. here is a quick check of the day's top stories. israeli troops shot and killed a palestinian man along the gaza border today, just two days after a cease-fire was announced between the two sides. nine other people were injured. israeli forces say there was a disturbance on the border but would not elaborate. >>> halle berry's ex is charged with battery after getting into a fistfight with the actress's fiance at berry's home in l.a. gabrielle aubry went to the hospital before eventually going to jail. aubry and berry are involved in a custody fight over their 4-year-old daughter. it's unclear what led up to that fight. >>> and the holiday shopping season is on. shoppers at the paragon outlet all night long. some people say it took as long as 40 minutes just to find parking. >>> here's

. >> >> newly released details about the at sea burial of osama bin laden. osama bin laden's burial at sea last year followed traditional islamic procedures. fewer than a does leadership witnessed it on a carrier. his body was washed, wrapped in a white sheet and placed in a bag. after a few religious remarks, the body was placed on a flat board and tipped 23450 the sea, few of the officers and enlisted personnel were aware of the burial ceremony happening onboard the ship. >> >> after eight days of deadly attacks, israeli troops are packing up their station on the gaza border. a visible sign in the middle east, that shows the cease-fire seems to be holding up. here, you can see celebrations over the agreement, part of the truce demands that gaza's border crossing be opened up to allow the movement of people and goods. set to happen sometime tonight. however, the death toll is still rising, 163 deaths in gaza. more victims are removed from the rubble after the bombings this week, a number of israelis have died. meantime, the man police say is responsible for

we're learning new details about saddam hussein bin -- bin ladens burial at sea. the traditional islamic procedures were followed. his body was washed and what happened in a white sheet. it was placed a weighted bag. according to the e-mails, only a small group of leadership on the uss carl vincent was informed the burial, and bin laden was killed by a navy seal team on may 1 last year at his compound in pakistan. >>> chevron just donated surveillance cameras to improve security and fight crime on the 23rd street corridor. the new closed circuit cameras are to be installed by the etched of the year. chevron donated three cameras. state paid for three more. they are part after network of 40 others that will be monitored by the richmond police department. >>> cool start to the morning. but a change is expected later in the day. steve will have your thanksgiving holiday forecast up ahead. >> a warning for local firefighters about that. what you need to i void if you -- avoid if you want to deep fry a turkey. >> this is highway 4, boy, it's so light, we've focused on

in response to the question, any sailors watch the burial, burial, no sailors watched.her says only a small group of the leadership was informed. less than a dozen total. and another indication of the secrecy of that part of the mission, an e-mail from a top admiral to joint chiefs chairman michael mullen, the paucity of documentary evidence in our possession is a reflection of the emphasis placed upon operational security. later on may 2nd, the deputy commander of that fleet tells the commander of his carrier group "thank you and your magnificent strike group for what you did for your country today". >> no pictures released but still a lot more information actually that the pentagon decided to sort of sit on. >> yeah. they're going to sit on this. who knows when it will get out. in a letter to that group judicial watch, a top pentagon official says basically all their information on their plans, weapons, intelligence and sources is going to stay in top secret files. there's a lot about this mission we're not going to know. they were criticized for releasing too much in

this icon was found along with the ancestor burials in the central courtyard of tlajinga.ce of altars and burials showed that ancestor worship played a fundamental role in organizing the lineage compound. like teotihuacan, many cultures throughout the world have been organized by lineages, from the iroquois of north america to the nuer of east africa to the chinese. but why did the lineage members at teotihuacan live together in a single household ? in a laboratory at teotihuacan, dolph widmer measures potsherds thousands of years old. his team collected more than a million of these at tlajinga. measuring the fragments, widmer discovers a remarkable similarity in size. looking for explanations, he examined the methods of modern potters. here, within the outskirts of the ancient city, in the neighborhood of san sebastian, a handful of potters still use ancient techniques. man: bueno, este viene siendo de... interpreter: i learned how to do pottery from my grandparents and from my great-grandparents. i watched how they worked. i started when i was very small. keach: oliverio

"traditional procedures for islamic burial was followed.he deceased's body was washed and then placed in a white sheet. a military officer read prepared religious remarks which were translated into arabic by a native speaker, after the words were complete, the body was placed on a prepared flat board, tipped up, whereupon the deceased's body slid into the sea. according to the e-mails, there aren't many witnesses. in ponce response to this question, the heading of one e-mail says, burial, no sailors watched. another says, only a small group of the leadership was informed, less than a dozen total. and another indication of the secrecy of that part of the mission, an e-mail from a top admiral to joint chiefs chairman michael mullen, the paucity of documentary evidence in our possession is a reflection of the emphasis placed upon operational security. later on may 2nd, a note of gratitude. the deputy commander of the fleet tells the commander of the carrier group, thank you and your magnificent strike group for what you did for your country to

keach: the burial itself was proof of the extraordinary power and wealth of the deceased. the entire temple had been constructed around his elaborate tomb. but who was buried within ? a jade portrait had masked his face. would the rich symbolism reveal the dead man's true identity ? in 1960, archaeologist tatiana proskouriakoff provided an answer. her discovery launched a revolution in maya studies. for three decades, proskouriakoff had been drawing archaeologically based reconstructions of maya sites. the grand maya ruins were interpreted as vast ceremonial centers, the sites of elaborate rituals. carved monuments were thought to portray maya priests and gods. the extensive inscriptions carved on them were thought to have no historical value. but here in piedras negras, guatemala, the dates on the monuments struck proskouriakoff as very curious. several of the stelae at this remarkable site bear scenes like this. footsteps lead from the base of the stela up along a ladder, then disappear into a niche, to reveal a seated figure. was this a maya god ? on stelae like this, p

according to those newly released but heavily redacted e-mails, the burial followed traditional islamic procedures. we also learned that fewer than a dozen top officers aboard the aircraft carrier carl vinson witnessed the burial. bin laden's body was placed in a weighted bag and slid into the sea. i'm victor blackwell in atlanta. up next, "cruise to disaster." >>> friday the 13th of january. italian cruise ship costa concordia has just left the port of civitavecchia. the more than 4,000 passengers and crew on board had no idea of the terror that was about to unfold. >> and all of a sudden, bang. the lights went out. and the ship listed. >> the side of the ship is now the bottom of the ship. >> everybody was panicking, everybody was running for their own lives. >> it showed the kind of chaos, the ill preparedness the company had. >> and i can remember thinking, oh, my gosh, we're going to die. let's just get it over with. >> today, the costa concordia lies on its side off the italian island of giglio. one of the largest cruise ships in the world ripped apart by rocks. 32 people died on

. >>> plus, telling us now about the burial at sea of todd lodwick. >>> and we have more on bay area -- on the bay area coming up. . >>> thanksgiving day parade, flowing over our camera, it is always great, the crowds are out there and is that charlie brown? >> yes, that is charlie brown. >> where is lucy? >> she is never far behind. >>> one of the key things is the crowd lines the street and sheer kermit. 5,000 seats along the parade route have been given to super storm sandy but we are right in the middle of the parade unit and look at these wild turkeys some say they damage the landscape and leave droppings on the cars and make roads dangerous. just last month, a bicyclist died after hitting wild turkeys. theys they -- >>> 15 million americans hungry and -- 15 million americans are hungry on this thanksgiving. the budget battles in congress means the demand for food assistance could god up dramatically. >>> they are coming up with the searches a thanksgiving didn't noon the need has gotten so much greater. >> but harrison is noticing so much fewer are and and it goes to seniors wh

now, according to the newly released documents, the burial followed traditional islamic procedures and also we know that fewer than a dozen top officers aboard the aircraft carrier "carl vinson" witnessed the burial. the ten e-mails were released in a freedom to information lawsuit initially filed by the watchdog group judicial watch. >>> black friday deals. they're coming early this year. maybe you're already looking through the circulars. several stores including target and toys "r" us will actually be opening their doors tonight instead of tomorrow. shoppers might see some shorter lines. the national retail federation estimates that 147 million shoppers plan to shop this weekend. that's down from 220 million last year. and one of those we'll be watching is walmart. an expected protest across the country. i'm victor blackwell, "cnn presents" continues now. >>> tonight on "cnn presents" -- "soldier guinea pigs." >> received a high dose of the incapacitating agent. >> you're looking at a military test that's never been broadcast before until now. >> we were never supposed to talk about

releases secret e-mails with about the death of osama bin laden what they are revealing about his burial sea. >>> how not to cook a turkey. firefighters offer tips to keep things safe >>> new e-mails indicate the burial at sea of osama bin laden followed islamic procedures. the e-mails say the al-qaeda leader's body was washed, wrapped in a white sheet and placed in a weighted bag. military officer prepared religious re-marks before the body was allowed to slide into the sea off the deck of the uss carl vinson. >>> deep fryers and frying is a popular way to prepare turkeys these day. firefighters demonstrated how bad things can get if you are not properly prepared. >> reaction going to put water, try to put water on it. >> nobody wants to see that. here are the most important tips if you are frying a turkey, don't use a frozen bird, avoid too much oil, if there is a fire you want to use baking soda, not water to put out the fire. >>> the 55th annual international auto show opens this morning at mosconey center, more than 300,000 are expected to attend this year. among the first to see th

a donation fun has been set up for the victim's burial costs. fire fighters respond at about 8:30 last night. captain lauren engler was in a stairwell. he is in stable condition right now. the department yuunits were damaged. ves ip ves gaitors believe it was accidental. >> walmart employees walk off the job. the retailer opened their doors to shoppers on tharngs giving night. employers say they rnt safe. at the walmart today, employees handed out fliers and carried signs. local union members joined the protest waging their support. >> a walmart spokesman called the headlines to mislead retailers. nine people are under arrest after a wall mart pmart down th spilled into the streets. police say they made the arrest after people refused to ghet off the streets. despite the protest, wall mart is reporting its best black friday ever. it's biggest selling item? towels. mo th more than $1.8 mill yonl of them. >> how did the early openings impact the shops? >> reporter: thaungs giving means something more than turkey. >> we are in crazy mode. for sure.

. >>> there are new details tonight about osama bin laden's burial at sea. bin laden's body was washed, wrapped in a white sheet and then placed in a weighted bag, according to a senior navy officer. the e-mails also reveal that traditional islamic procedures were followed and that only a small group of the leadership on board the ship was informed of the burial. >>> two of new york's most popular tourist attractions will remain closed for the rest of the year because of superstorm sandy. the national park service says cleanup and repairs are needed around the statue of liberty. the statue wasn't damaged but a promenade and railings all need repair. and at ellis island, the storm damaged doors, windows and exhibits. >>> attention wal-mart shoppers. >> when do they need it? >> now! >> in three minutes, the labor fight. >>> and bay area shelters are filling up this holiday season. for every four people seeking shelter, one is a veteran. the special needs being met. tonight. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my

. >>> it turns out fewer than a dozen top officers witnessed osama bin laden's burial at sea last year. newly released e-mails of the defense department reveal traditional islamic procedures were followed but none of the officers aboard watched the burial. >>> and here is proof drug smugglers will try anything. australian police discovered roughly quarter of a billion dollars of drugs stashed inside a steam roller shipped in from china and busted a u.s. citizen and a canadian. i'm gary tuchman in atlanta. happy thanksgiving to all of you. next, "cnn presents." >>> tonight on "cnn presents." toxic schools. >> that was a building that was storing chemicals that were cancer causing agents and because of the vicinity and the children that are involved, you didn't care. >> these parents have every reason to be angry. their children's school has toxic chemicals and even worse they were the last to know. >>> deadly fruit. fresh summer cantaloupe. it seemed healthy but it caused a deadly outbreak. >> any one of those things prevented this tragedy probably wouldn't have occurred. >> how it coul

today, the bodies of the family were taken from the morgue for burial. emotions are extremely high.innocents infuriated gaza, for most here there is no speaking about a cease-fire. with all of the children and innocents being killed do you want hamas to keep firing at iz raelt -- israel. >> what did they do? we ask them to retaliate for the massacres. they say human shields are used, by launching in populated areas. israel says it's taken down 350 of the rockets fired from gaza with its sophisticated iron dome missile shield. it was developed with the help of the u.s. which contributed $200 million to fund it. so far it's been very effective. israel says it's hit 90% of the missiles headed for populated areas. it's also expensive. every intercepter missile it fires off costs as much as $100,000. almost 700 rockets have landed in israel, here one hit a girls' school in a southern city. thankfully it was empty. classes had been canceled since the fighting started. the air raid sirens forcing people to stay home and take cover in bomb shelters. civilians on both sides of the conflict a

a spokesperson for jamestown says an expert from the smitsmithsonian is planning to examine the burials next spring. >> reporter: the archeologists are digging in the center of the fort. that matches the earliest known diagram of james town. you can see an "x" or perhaps a cross which scholars believe marks the church. historians and archeologists believe it shows the importance of the colony to the settlers. >> the direction from the virginia company is, look, you can find gold, find silver, do all these things we want to make money with, but if you don't, if you forget about religion, this is all going to be for naught. >> reporter: the 1608 church was important to the clon nistcolonists for many reasons. it was here in june of 1610, that the first governor, sir thomas west, addressed the columnists, to motivate them to not abandon the fort. >> it would have been another lost colony had he not shown up. >> reporter: so they forged ahead with the church at the heart of the fort. >> what we take away from these stories is our birthplace, our nation, our story. >> reporter: the 1608 chur

obama hosted a white house breakfast with veterans and visited section 60 of arlington cemetery, the burialround for military personnel killed in the global war or terror. >> a senior u.s. military official says the author who had an affair with david petraeus sent a harassing female. peat trace quit his post went it was revealed he had an extramarital affair. details are becoming clearer tonight. here's a report. reporter: as a nation's top spy master, david petraeus must have known something about clandestine operations. why couldn't he keep his secret affair with his biographer, paula broad we were, undercover. it turned out their romance unrastled when a woman in florida received a strange and harassing e-mail from the author. kelly notified the fbi, began an information, worried the cia director's e-mail account had been compromised. what the bureau found was not compromised security but two people in a compromising position. described as, quote, human drama, including intimate exchanges between broad we were and petraeus. >> there had been rumors of an affair between him and paula bro

at his burial. live in free mont. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> one year after his shooting death, some people are struggling to deal with the death of officer. known for devotion to family, community and colleagues. killed after a high-speed pursuit and foot chase. remembered at city hall today with a moment of silence. members of the police department remember him as a great officer, mentor and marine that gave become to the community. the veteran officer was 45 years old. left behind a wife and three daughters. >>> angry fans are demanding a refun after comedian, cat williams, bizarre show at oracle arena. members say, williams started an hour late. rambled on a few minutes didn't tell jokes. few minutes later the security officers dragged him off the stage. that wasened of the show. backing up to wednesday, the comedian was arrested in oakland on suspicion of assault after allegedly hitting a man in the head with a bottle. and then earlier this month, will yams had a confrontation with a heckler and was sued

closer inspection, the pictures reveal the many ways in which people subvert the rule -- young women burial -- barely covering their hair, a young married couple drinking in college together, two young women smoking and fashionably dressed -- all are doing something forbidden, but they all look into the camera relaxed, happy, curious. the photographer was able to move around the country freely for the most part. only in the holy city was she not allowed to take pictures. that is where she realized the power of the cleric's -- clerics. >> the thing that really impressed me and for which i was really grateful was the visit to the holy city because it kind of with the way the rose colored glasses. it was quite impressive for me there. i saw who was really in power. >> some of the photographs may not be technically perfect, but they -- but she has succeeded in capturing the subtle ways in which runyon's of many backgrounds rebel against the moral constraints of iran's religious authorities -- capturing the subtle ways in which the iranians of many backgrounds rebel against the moral constraints

tavis: he said i had to preserve the body, i wanted to give her a nice burial. >> other people in the community all had theories on what he should have done to get away with it. all he had to do was put a pillow over her head and say she died of natural causes in her sleep, because she was so old. no one would have questioned and never not even have been an autopsy. she was so old, she was going to pass away soon, and he was the sole beneficiary of her fortune. he would have inherited it all. so is crazy for him to murder her and then try to get the money. all signs point to he was not premeditating this cold hearted murder. tavis: since by your own admission, this is such a departure from what we have seen you do at this point in your career, to what extent did this experience nudge you in the direction of doing other stuff, stretching out a bit more in terms of roles in the future? >> i am definitely open to it. i had a great experience. i don't really plan out what i am going to do in terms of what kind of roles. i love comedy and drama equally, and music, too. i just sort of follo

after that is concluded the burial ceremony will be right here. >> thank you, george. >>> there is new information about the california men suspected of being terror suspects. a dozen agents swarmed the 21-year-old's apartment on friday where he lives with his parents in upland about 30 miles east of l.a. he is one of four men charged with plotting to kill americans and destroying u.s. targets overseas by joining al qaeda. the men had purchased tickets to mexico can plans to fly from there to turkey. they learned that a 34-year-old served in the air force for a brief time. he was given an honorable discharge a year and a half after joining. >>> despite talks of a cease fire violence escalated in the middle east in gaza. 200 rockets were fired into israel. it is wednesday morning in gaza and tel aviv. secretary of state hillary clinton is in the war zone trying to broker a peace deal. in the bay area tonight, hundreds of israeli supporters gathered to pray for peace. the council general to israel was in attendance. >> we give so much support and our resilience is because of what we see

benefits include medical, dental, relocation, crime scene cleanup, funeral, burial, mental health counseling. the most recent stats we have are from fiscal year 2010-2011. during that time frame we received 1,137 applications from san francisco crime victims and paid out $2,337,570 to san francisco crime victims. are there any questions? >> not at this time. why don't we open this for public comments. are there members of the public who wish to speak on this item number four? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> move forward with recommendation. >> we have a motion, we will do that without objection. item five. >> item five, resolution authorizing office of district attorney to retroactively accept and expend 85,658 allocated from california victim compensation government claims board for a project entitled criminal restitution come pact for the period of july 1st, 2012 through june 30th, 2013. >> thank you. for this item we also have maria. >> for this grant it supports one staff person who obtains reimbursement for the state. if a crime victim comes in, fills out an application, is el

the demonstration, the mall was built over the objections of the tribe who say the land is a sacred burial ground. thousands have been removed. >>> folks will find ways to get things. and they will get them by any means necessary. >>> the dark side of the holidays. coming up, why the authorities say the season of giving is a season of opportunity for criminals. >>> another great day to be outside. even in san francisco right now. coming up, the temperature change that you can expect for this weekend and when rain chances have been add to the bay area forecast. >>> it is one warm coat in walnut creek. friendly competition to help those in need. which community will get the most? [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made.

pauper's burial. and what then, buntu? i contact my friend, norman at felt & textiles. i tell him about you, robert zwelinzima, my friend. the white man looks at the book. who does robert zwelinzima looks like? you. who gets the job? you. and what about that shit at the labor bureau, buntu? you don't have to go there. this man has the right stamp in his book and the work-seeker's permit. once the white man signs it, you can stay in port elizabeth. i don't want to lose my name, buntu. what you bloody mean, you don't want to lose this book. you like this bloody book they gave us well. i say i can't lose my name, buntu. all right. after all, i was trying to help you. i've got my book and i'm staying in port elizabeth. robert zwelinzima takes this book, he's got a job at felt & textiles. sizwe bansi picks up this one. he walk 150 miles to king william's town. you better start walking. you go to be there yesterday. - buntu. - don't bloody bullshit me. buntu. i told you they're coming back again. if they find you here, you'll be back in that crowded train. take an advice from

. >>> a group protested a store today because it's built over their an six trail burial grounds. the city of emeryville consider aid allowing the mall street mall to be built in 1990, and they have protested every year since then. >> we come out to remind the public every year why it's important that we don't violate these grounds. >>> we kicked off the one warm coat holiday campaign today. rita is live at the south bay at santana row where she is making her own donation on what is her last one warm coat drive. >> reporter: well, heather, it is my last time here. as most people know, i'll be retiring next february, but i've been doing this now for a decade, on my day off, not getting paid, just because i believe in the cause here. you can see a lot of other people believe in the case, too. it's been my privilege to go out on the streets and tell people stories, and what i've seen is there is great need out there, and you can see that other people believe that, too. if we look on our tooth board here, we have 1,482 coats. that's more than double what we had out here last year. and

built on a burial ground.ive of it. - it is so weird you said that, 'cause right when you said that, i got chills. - yeah, i'm freezing. - there's that...vent. - there's a vent right there. - yeah, there's a vent up there. - there's still ghosts. - i don't think it's the vent, either-- - hey, guys, shut the [bleep] up for a second. ticket--60 bucks for street cleaning. - 60 bucks? - what? - you know how many corndogs we could buy with that? like, three boxes. - yeah, a lot of corndogs. - 60. they're, like, going for a dollar. yeah. - i don't understand alice. she clogs up the parking lot arteries with all these handicap spots, where regular people can't even park. it's all mutant parking. - who knew having a car was gonna be such a drag? makes you wonder how somebody like drake handles their entire fleet. - yeah, well, he's from a lawless country. - there's no laws. here in the u.s., you gotta work within the system. okay, if you want a handicap parking pass, you gotta go out and get a handicap parking pass. y

shell was a primary material for making jewelry, for using in burials, and you had to walk 600 miles to get it, down to the sea of cortez, the water that's in between baja and the main land of mexico. and i tracked routes all the way down to the border over years and then across the mexican border into sonora and then it a place called penacate and then a dune, 5,000 square miles of sand dunes, a beautiful landscape, but no water out there. but pottery, broken pottery all over in certain places and pieces of shell left behind where you could see that the people were crossing these dunes to the sea and picking up shell and then crossing back and then moving it up to phoenix and then from phoenix distributing it throughout the rest of the southwest. the first trip i took out there, we hit this mountain range right at the edge of the dunes. and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a cache and then go back and get more water and drop a cache. we were trying to get to the sea of cortez

. >> the president visited a section of the arlington national cemetery the burial ground for military personnel killed in a global war on terror since 2001. >>> investigators will be back in indianapolis in the neighborhood there to determine what caused a massive blast that leveled holes and killed two people. -- homes and killed two people. linda so joins us with the latest. are investigators any closer to finding out what caused this massive explosion. >> reporter: the congressman who represents the area says investigators have told him it was not a bomb or meth lab but whatever caused the explosion it was so intense people thought a plane had crashed in the neighborhood. two people who died have not been identified but a candlelight vigil was held sunday for a second grade teacher and her husband who lived in one of the homes. the explosion demolished more than 30 homes and left blocks of homes uninhabitable in the middle class indy subdivision. it happened late saturday night. one home's roof was blown off. windows were shattered and ceilings collapsed. people who survived were a

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. >>> we are learning new details about osama bin laden's details about his burial at sea.he e-mails reveal traditional islamic procedures were followed and only a small group was notified. he was killed in his come noun pakistan. >>> it marks many years since the assassination of president kennedy. he was shot as he rode through dallas texas back in 1963. many people still say they can remember where they were and what they were doing when it happened. after it happened, they arrested lee harvey oswald. >>> 1,500 americans are hungry on this thanksgiving day and more people are using food stamps than ever and food banks have less to offer this thanksgiving. the demand for food assistance could go up dramatically. >> reporter: anita is stocking up at a food bank for her church's thanksgiving dinner expecting a ladies and gentlemen than usual crowd. >> what we have been seeing is the need has gotten so much greater. >> she is noticing fewer choices, contributions from the federal government and contributions are down. >> the majority of this food goes to children and seniors

in honor of veteran state section 60 is the burial ground for military personnel who were killed in theglobal war on terror since 2001. >> thousands of people lined the streets of manhattan today for the newark city veterans day parade you are looking at video of the parade marching by in just one of the many celebrations that took place over the weekend across the country. this year, the united war veterans council, which organizes the parade, also made the of and a rally for victims of super storm sandy. volunteers collected winter coats. after 60 years, with world war ii coming to a close, harold han heuvelen, an army colonel composed eight symphonies about his experiences in the war and peace. >> a i am 93 years old and i'm a veteran of the world war two. and in 1945 i was stationed in new orleans, louisiana. at the new orleans air base at i was an instructor. the piece in europed already been the peace was declared and europe. however, i decided that i was corn to write a symphony. during the 70 years i was one and why this was-did not being played it when i decided to -- right a s

office determined the remains were native american who died a long time ago there is a native american burial site near that location. >>> palo alto police credit house cleaner with breaking up a burglary and car theft, ending in arrest. police are holding a 20-year-old for burglary and attempted car theft. the house cleaner caught the suspect rummaging through the home monday afternoon. she called the homeowner who rushed home and found the man then trying to steal his car. police arrested morales who allegedly burglarized the same home two days earlier, without the homeowner noticing. >>> you like warm weather? >> i do. >> you like cool weather? >> i do. >> you like rain? >> yes, when necessary. >> check that box as well. >> like kitchen sink too? >> i do. >> ice cream. >> check you can make your own if you go to the sierra, good morning, here's a look at live doppler waiting for the next storm, ahead of it clouds rolling in keeping things mild, most of us in the 40s and 50s and will stay that way through 7:00. as we head towards noon, low to mid 60s, high clouds and sun at 4:00, we'll all

a donation fund has been set up for the victim's burial cost. >>> a san jose fire captain remains hospitalized after a ceiling collapsed on him after fighting an apartment fire at the kimberly woods apartment complex. the captain was in a stair well when the water logged ceiling came crashing down on top of him. he is in stable condition with a fractured vertebrae in his neck. six units were damaged leaving 18 people displaced. they believe the fire was accidental. >> wal-mart employees walked off the job at 1,000 stores in 46 states this black friday. they were upset about poor worki working conditions and the gray thursday schedule. they said they are not safe in the stampedes. in san leandro they carried signs. union members joined the protest lendings their support. >> wamgs and benefits are all the things. an associate needs to feed their family. they can't do that on $8 an hour. >> a spokesman calls it an exaggerated campaign aimed at generating headlines to mislead the retailers and customers and employees. >> to fight the protest, wal-mart is reporting the best black friday ever. they

. >>> native americans chanted at an ancient indian american burial site that is now a mall.the remains of iloni people were unearthed back in the 1100s. many by researchers at uc berkeley. >>> a boat rescue came in just after noon. the boat was taking on water about 200 yards from the berkeley pier. someone on the boat used a cell phone to call 911. >> there were three people on board. all had flotations twices so they would have saved enough in the cold water. there were calm conditions as well. >> three remains on board while the boat was taken into emeryville. a dog, a cat and a snake were also on the boat. >>> firefighters had expected a fire at a power plant for days. officials say arson is not suspected and damage is less than expected. the cause though hasn't been determined. the fire is not expected to affect power or water supplies. >>> tonight the california highway patrol reports slightly better numbers for its maximum enforcement period so far. in the bay area, officers arrested 71 drivers from wednesday at 6:00 p.m. until this morning. that's down from 73 dui ar

a donation fund has been set up for the victim's burial costs. >>> police are investigating a shootingsan rafael nightclub that put two men in the hospital. it happened at club 101 on west francisco boulevard. police say a fight broke out and moved outside. at that time shots rang out. the cause is not known. both victims were taken to the hospital and treated for gunshot wounds. >>> the city of martinez is cracking down on aggressive panhandlers. a new city ordinance would ban pan handlers from intimidating people or putting someone's safety at risk if they don't give them money and prohibits panhandling within ten feet of intersections on highways and off ramps. police encourage people to give money to organizations that help the homeless rather than give spare change. >>> another step back to closing california's budget deficit. the steal of the state's first pollution permits brought in much less money than expected. the governor and lawmakers projected three auctions would raise $1 billion. but now analysts project it will only bring the state around $216 million. the governor's j