debora, what can you tell us so far? >> reporter: well, anita, i can tell you that what started out at 7:30 tonight as a sheriff's deputy trying to serve a protective order at this house behind me ended up, neighbors say, with a mom watching her son die. listen to how this all went down. >> a deputy sheriff with the prince george's county office respond to 6312 63rd to serve a protective order. >> reporter: that man was identified only as frank. they say frank's mom opened the door. >> while he was in the home, a male subject appeared from the rear of the house displaying a firearm. >> reporter: that's when captain nancy rigly says the deputy sheriff shot the 39-year-old man. >> i hear the ambulance. >> reporter: frank died at the hospital. >> he was a problem with police before. >> reporter: the deputy sheriff wasn't hurt. he's now on tryempora administrative duty. >> he's a tenured law enforcement officer. >> reporter: prince george's county sheriff's office says they're not going to confirm the person's name. they're

debora villalon. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the super storm clean up.ayor bloomburg was confronted. bloomburg was in the rocaway neighborhood to tour the desaás de -- disaster area. nearly 1 million are without power in new jersey. >> everybody is working as hard as they can. the federal government, the state government, the city government. we have an enormous number of city employees who have been working essentially 24/7 to deliver food, to deliver water, to make sure the buildings are safe. >> reporter: most of new york city's 1,700 public schools are set to reopen tomorrow. in eight minutes how thousands of runners in town for the now cancelled new york city marathon pitched in to help. >> in election 2012 news tonight with an estimated $6 billion in campaign funds spent, america is now just hours away from voting. and the candidates are continuing to campaign until the very last second. >> our fight goes on because this nation cannot succeed without a growing thriving middle class. and sturdy ladders for all who are willing to work hard to get int

debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the adjustment says 300,000 homeowners received benefits under the terms of terms of the settlement reached in february. the government, 49 states negotiated with five mortgage lenders. it added up to $26 billion for consumers. >>> cisco says it is buying the cloud networking company for $1.2 billion. it is a privately held company. cisco will pay cash with the sale closing in the 2nd quarter of next year. the purchase is part of its networking and cloud strategy. >>> wall street is reacting to the leadership of ceo of yahoo. two hedge funds disclosed they bought large steaks in yahoo. she is a former executive at google. stock closed up 50 cents a share today. that is an increase of 2.8%. coming up at 6:00 p.m., apple rebounds, the milestone it hit for the second time today. >>> how to spend a san francisco muni budget wind fall squared off today. that hearing he said he wants the $6.7 million surplus to go to muni maintenance. broken down vehicles and other problems. he wants the funds to be used to hire more operators, new trains and maintenan

debora villalon. >> you can track the weather conditions any time, go to ktvu.com.opening the doors to winter shelter for the first time this year. we're going to break down the number of people in need and the number of beds now available. >>> also in the south bay the owner of a san jose jewelry store owner pulled a gun on some thieves and chased them from her store. two men carrying guns walked into that store wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts. the owner chased the men if her store. no one was hurt and nothing was stolen. police say they are still looking for those two men. >>> analysts are predicts today's cyber sales may reach $1.5 billion. online retail spending was up 26% on friday according to comscore. that is up 16% from the same time span last year. >>> a bay area deputy accused of robbing a bank. >> we will prove his innocence in court. >> what the judge asked him to hand over today and the consequences if he's found healthy. >>> three bay area family >>> autopsies are scheduled for tomorrow for the four people killed in a collision near placerville o

but we begin with debora villalon who tells us truck drivers may have to find other routes. >> reporter: as rain is going to start out, wind will be a bigger problem than rain to start out. and in some of the bay area bridges wind can be a big hazard. behind this big rig, this offer knows it's not going to be such a smooth drive. >> if the wind becomes too substantial, and if it's causing vehicles to topple over or that's a concern then the bridge will be shut down for big riggs and high profile vehicles. >> in storms like this we do expect there to be some power outages. >> reporter: pg & e also bracing, bringing winds down before winds do it. still crews can't get every branch so a flashlight with fresh batteries should be a must. creeks are way downright now. still sandbags are at the ready and san anselmo is sending out alerts. >> i think my first teammate is coming in 24 hours ago. >> they're pretty secure here, they're not going to go over. >> reporter: it might be a time to baton down the christmas decorations so they're not wrecked by the bridge. this nevato homeowner says her c

debora villalon. >> you can track the weather conditions any time, go to ktvu.com.opening the doors to winter shelter for the first time this year. we're going to break down the number of people in need and the number of beds now available. >>> also in the south bay the owner of a san jose jewelry store owner pulled a gun on some thieves and chased them from her store. two men carrying guns walked into that store wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts. the owner chased the men if her store. no one was hurt and nothing was stolen. police say they are still looking for those two men. >>> analysts are predicts today's cyber sales may reach $1.5 billion. online retail spending was up 26% on friday according to comscore. that is up 16% from the same time span last year. >>> a bay area deputy accused of robbing a bank. >> we will prove his innocence in court. >> what the judge asked him to hand over today and the consequences if he's found healthy. >>> three bay area family members killed in a horrible accident. >> they were just sweethearts. >> how neighbors are reacting a

but we begin with debora villalon who tells us truck drivers may have to find other routes. >> reporter: as rain is going to start out, wind will be a bigger problem than rain to start out. and in some of the bay area bridges wind can be a big hazard. behind this big rig, this offer knows it's not going to be such a smooth drive. >> if the wind becomes too substantial, and if it's causing vehicles to topple over or that's a concern then the bridge will be shut down for big riggs and high profile vehicles. >> in storms like this we do expect there to be some power outages. >> reporter: pg & e also bracing, bringing winds down before winds do it. still crews can't get every branch so a flashlight with fresh batteries should be a must. creeks are way downright now. still sandbags are at the ready and san anselmo is sending out alerts. >> i think my first teammate is coming in 24 hours ago. >> they're pretty secure here, they're not going to go over. >> reporter: it might be a time to baton down the christmas decorations so they're not wrecked by the bridge. this nevato homeowner says her c

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and tonight debora has the unlikely love story of two decorated army veterans who proved that sometimes love can be right in front of you but you just don't see it. >> this is -- >> i told her not to talk too much. >> he did. he really did. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: she is chatty, he's quiet. she's outgoing. he's -- >> he was a nerd. i shouldn't say that. >> reporter: they are night and day. but like night and day, they always meet in the middle. >> i keep telling him you have toll loosen up. >> reporter: but the meeting. >> we were in vietnam at the same time. and even though he visited the hospital, i never saw him. >> reporter: a love story between two veterans whose paths crossed in vietnam time and time again but they never knew. joyce johnson was an army nurse in vietnam. robert bowls an officer with the 100th air force division. they lived parallel lines. he got divorced. she never married. years later friends told them they should meet. the phone call didn't go so well. >> he said how busy he is. how this is important and he has to do this and dada dada. i finally said, do you

reporting live, debora villalon. >>> talks also resumed today between the nhl and the players association. but the hockey season remains in jeopardy. league owners met with the union in manhattan for about 90 minutes. there are hints that talks will resume tuesday. so far the lock out will last 58 days and the nhl has cancelled 300 games. >>> although together is the federal holiday today is veteran's day and the nation honored those who wore america's uniforms. >> president obama took part in the traditional ceremony at arlington national cemetery. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown and the playing of taps. >> after a decade of war our heros are coming home. over the next few years more than a million service members will transition back to civilian life. they'll take off their uniforms and take on a new and lasting role. they will be veterans. >> mr. obama pledged to help veterans recover from injuries and to get jobs. veteran days also falls on the 11th day of the 11 month which is when world war i ended. >>> people paid tribute to veterans, ktvu's anne rubin was in petaluma w

debra villalon is live where she talked to some worried neighbors, debora. >> reporter: menlo park police are stepping up patrol in the city's bell haven area. that after the man was ambushed at his car. today a candle marks a spot where a 42-year-old man died. the corner identified him as cory cudler. friends call him hollywood. >> hollywood was already deaden o deaden -- hollywood was already dead on the ground. >> he was tapping me, saying goodbye to me. i heard an argument then gunshots like one or two. >> reporter: with cutlet dying on the street his wife ran from the car to the house pounding on the door for help as residents ran inside for help. >> i believe her purse may have been taken from her. >> reporter: a random robbery or targeted hit? police aren't sure but the two suspects sprinted away from the scene. november began with a spray of gunfire on the same street. wounding four people. and a week ago around the corner, two homes were riddled with bullets. these incidents gang related police say. >> we don't have gangs here in menlo park. >> reporter: it's a reality many resid

debora villalon, ktvu. >>> peter sucor died back in february after he was attacked while waiting to police to respond to his nonemergency call. police say they did not respond because they were monitoring a protest. daniel dewitt was arrested and deemed mentally unstable to stand trial. >>> yee said he has defeated fx crowley. he says the department of elections has not certified the vote. >>> it appears ami b era has won the race in sacramento county. he is one of some 80 new house members but his opponent, dan lundgren is refusing to concedement some 38,000 ballots remain to be counted and b era is leading by 5,800 votes. >>> president obama spent three hours looking at the damage and meeting with people who are still suffering. in new jersey right after the storm the president promised to see the rebuilding through until it is complete. >> and i meant it. so i'm going to come back today but i'm also going to be coming back in the future to make sure we have followed through on that commitment. >> reporter: there are still thousands of people without power. 17 days after that storm and c

debora villalon. >>> native americans chanted at an ancient indian american burial site that is now amall. 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

debora villalon. >>> native americans chanted at an ancient indian american burial site that is now all. 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 du

debora villalon, ktvu. >>> peter sucor died back in february after he was attacked while waiting to police to respond to his nonemergency call. police say they did not respond because they were monitoring a protest. daniel dewitt was arrested and deemed mentally unstable to stand trial. >>> yee said he has defeated fx crowley. he says the department of elections has not certified the vote. >>> it appears ami b era has won the race in sacramento county. he is one of some 80 new house members but his opponent, dan lundgren is refusing to concedement some 38,000 ballots remain to be counted and b era is leading by 5,800 votes. >>> president obama spent three hours looking at the damage and meeting with people who are still suffering. in new jersey right after the storm the president promised to see the rebuilding through until it is complete. >> and i meant it. so i'm going to come back today but i'm also going to be coming back in the future to make sure we have followed through on that commitment. >> reporter: there are still thousands of people without power. 17 days after that storm and c

. >> we want to check in with debora villalon she is live in berkeley with people there. what is the mood there? doesn't look like there's a lot of people behind you. >> reporter: a lot of people. these people are not going any where. these students are waiting for president obama to make his speech. of course right now they're cheering because they see themselves on ktvu channel 2. but a lot of excitement here, college students feel responsible for electing the president the first time four years ago. and many of them new voters who voted for the first time today feel a hand in the result tonight. very proud, very happy they feel this president best represents their views with regard to student debt, with regard to immigration policy, he is obviously a very popular president on this left leaning uc berkeley campus. so this has been the mood all evening, time resembling a barack obama rally with four more years the chant. if you look up on to the balcony there's also people watching on the big screen tv up on the balcony. again probably 1,000 students here, students and s

we're live in berkeley, debora villalon. >>> it was just as enthusiastic in the san francisco's viewingarty as president obama's win was called by several television networks. >>> hugs, some tears and a lot of cheering from obama supporters. the associated press called the race shortly after the television networks did. obviously it is a much different story with the gop. members of the bay area's republican party are gathered tonight in walnut creek and john sasaki is live with the gop party where the mood has turned some what sour after that announcement. >> reporter: there's a lot of red, white and blue. a lot of festive decorations here, flags and everything. but as you can see this place has calmed down quite a bit because this is a party they did not expect tonight. a lot of people cleared out in the past hour or so after it was announced that the president had won reelection. a lot of people here very disappointed. they're still very optimistic about making change but they're some what drowning their sorrows. a few people here started ordering more drinks. and as i heard someone

for example, debora workers who are here have children while they're here, -- temporary workers who are here to have children while they are here, children would be its citizens under the constitution. what we deport the parents, or with the same considerations that view many people -- leave many people to view enforcement of the law as harsh lead us to flinch from enforcement in those conditions as well? all the arguments about family values not breaking up families would apply in such cases. if e-verify doesn't work, as i often hear from proponents of immigration reform, why would we expect the federal government to do a great job running background checks and enforcing time limits that that kind of policy would entail? but beyond these practical concerns, i also fear that this policy sends a message, in particular a message to hispanics, that we want to benefit from your labor but we don't want you to be full participants in american life and we definitely don't want you to have political power. that is an anti-assimilative message. it is typically conservative immigration reformers