debra villalon. >>> crews are being towed back to dry land tonight. the carnival splendor is now being towed to encenada. that fire was left with no air- conditioning or power. officials say the ship should arrive in port by this time tomorrow night. >>> a long running labor dispute at ac transit is over tonight.arbitrators reached a binding agreement. ac transit said the new three year contract will shave $3 million off its deficits during the next three years. the deal requires employees to boost contributions to their health plans. the agreement means it won't have to implement more service cuts next month. >> no ac transit cuts. >> reporter: news of the labor agreement came shortly before community groups staged this rally in downtown oakland. supporters want full service restored. ac transit has already cut bus service 15% this year to deal with this budget shortage. even with today's new contract, there may be more service cuts next year. >>> there is a flaw in the new clipper card used on multiple area transit lines. it's a loophole that's cost

debra villalon has the story. >> reporter: that meeting is planned here at this restaurant. when the hamburgers and handguns come together, not everyone will be happy. >> this is a .45 caliber handgun. >> reporter: california law allows an unloaded gun to be carried if it's holstered and away from schools or government buildings. >> you can never you know never predict when a violent criminal is going to come and rob you or assault you. in a few seconds you can load your weapon and have it ready and available. >> reporter: open carry advocates make a point of meeting in high profile places like starbucks. but over time, and under pressure some business have banned firearms. when a contra costa club gathers at this burger joint saturday, gun critics will ask the nation to do the same. >> we don't need to buy into their paranoid fantasies. these people don't need to have any training or any screening so we think it's a bad idea. >> reporter: griffin dix lost his son in a shooting accident. >> you never know how you're going to react when the situation arises. >> reporter: we a

debra villalon has the story. >> reporter: that meeting is planned here at this restaurant. when the hamburgers and handguns come together, not everyone will be happy. >> this is a .45 caliber handgun. >> reporter: california law allows an unloaded gun to be carried if it's holstered and away from schools or government buildings. >> you can never you know never predict when a violent criminal is going to come and rob you or assault you. in a few seconds you can load your weapon and have it ready and available. >> reporter: open carry advocates make a point of meeting in high profile places like starbucks. but over time, and under pressure some business have banned firearms. when a contra costa club gathers at this burger joint saturday, gun critics will ask the nation to do the same. >> we don't need to buy into their paranoid fantasies. these people don't need to have any training or any screening so we think it's a bad idea. >> reporter: griffin dix lost his son in a shooting accident. >> you never know how you're going to react when the situation arises. >> reporter: we a

debra villalon. >>> crews are being towed back to dry land tonight.arnival splendor is now being towed to encenada. that fire was left with no air- conditioning or power. officials say the ship should arrive in port by this time tomorrow night. >>> a long running labor dispute at ac transit is over tonight.arbitrators reached a binding agreement. ac transit said the new three year contract will shave $3 million off its deficits during the next three years. the deal requires employees to boost contributions to their health plans. the agreement means it won't have to implement more service cuts next month. >> no ac transit cuts. >> reporter: news of the labor agreement came shortly before community groups staged this rally in downtown oakland. supporters want full service restored. ac transit has already cut bus service 15% this year to deal with this budget shortage. even with today's new contract, there may be more service cuts next year. >>> there is a flaw in the new clipper card used on multiple area transit lines. it's a loophole that's costing ta

debra villalon is live with more. >> reporter: frank, just after five 5:00 tonight that protest reached that station and shut it down. no trains but lots of noise. protesters might have stormed the platform, expect police were waiting and dropped the gate. as much for the safety of the demonstrators as everyone educational. >> we can't control the safety of the people on the platform with trains running in and out. it's totally unsafe. >> reporter: trains whizzed past fruitvale without stopping and buses shuttled commuters to other stations. most riders taking the delays in stride. >> if that's what it takes, that's what it takes. i'll just be inconvenienced for the night. but a statement should be made. >> reporter: a statement about the death of derrek d.d. jones shot several times by two officers who chased him down after a domestic dispute. the officers say they thought he reached for a weapon, he had none. >> at the end of the a day, a son is gone, a father is gone. >> reporter: tonight's march began outside jones barbershop demanding the name and prosecution of the officers involv

the áf debra villalon. >>> san jose police identified the pedestrian who was hit and killed last nightas juan martinez. he was not in a crosswalk at the time. the driver was not arrested. >>> more families from san bruno have filed suit against pg & e. an attorney says 52 individuals from 18 families allege they suffered physical injuries along with their property damage. pg & e is already facing more than a dozen other lawsuits. and pg & e's tab for the pipeline disaster could top more than $1 billion. in regulatory papers filed today, pg & e said the cost of damage plus inspecting all of their pipelines could cost $150 million. that's on top of replacing valve, and everyone more costs are likely for upgrades to pipelines. >>> it has been a warm start to november, but rain is back in the forecast. bill martin is fine tuning friday's outlook and he joins us in less than 30 minutes. >> boxes of papers from when jerry brown was governor the first time around. so far only a few people have seen these papers and i will show you. >>> it happened in a split second from this part of the inter

the áf debra villalon. >>> san jose police identified the pedestrian who was hit and killed last nightas juan martinez. he was not in a crosswalk at the time. the driver was not arrested. >>> more families from san bruno have filed suit against pg & e. an attorney says 52 individuals from 18 families allege they suffered physical injuries along with their property damage. pg & e is already facing more than a dozen other lawsuits. and pg & e's tab for the pipeline disaster could top more than $1 billion. in regulatory papers filed today, pg & e said the cost of damage plus inspecting all of their pipelines could cost $150 million. that's on top of replacing valve, and everyone more costs are likely for upgrades to pipelines. >>> it has been a warm start to november, but rain is back in the forecast. bill martin is fine tuning friday's outlook and he joins us in less than 30 minutes. >> boxes of papers from when jerry brown was governor the first time around. so far only a few people have seen these papers and i will show you. >>> it happened in a split second from this part of the inter

debra villalon is live with more. >> reporter: frank, just after five 5:00 tonight that protest reached that station and shut it down. no trains but lots of noise. protesters might have stormed the platform, expect police were waiting and dropped the gate. as much for the safety of the demonstrators as everyone educational. >> we can't control the safety of the people on the platform with trains running in and out. it's totally unsafe. >> reporter: trains whizzed past fruitvale without stopping and buses shuttled commuters to other stations. most riders taking the delays in stride. >> if that's what it takes, that's what it takes. i'll just be inconvenienced for the night. but a statement should be made. >> reporter: a statement about the death of derrek d.d. jones shot several times by two officers who chased him down after a domestic dispute. the officers say they thought he reached for a weapon, he had none. >> at the end of the a day, a son is gone, a father is gone. >> reporter: tonight's march began outside jones barbershop demanding the name and prosecution of the officers involv

reporting live in san jose, debra villalon. >> ktvu.com has an extensive harry potter section, just look harry potter tab then click special section. >>> after sitting empty for eight year, san jose sebrado building finally has a tenant. it's near the convention center in downtown san jose. pwc's director of real estate told us the 360-degree views won them over. >> it's an iconic building in the city. we consider ourselves wor worthy of an iconic address. >>> the city of san jose is planning to take the ban on throw away grocery bags farther than any other. retailers can offer paper bags with 40% recycled content for 10-cents a piece. a meeting was held tonight to take public comment before the city council considers it. >>> music lovers, we have a feature premier of a concert encolluding renowned guitarrest santana. santana along with the symphony practiced for tomorrow night's performance. >>> let's take a look at the system i'm tracking right now. i've been talking about it all week. it's all on schedule. here it is the low center. you see the swirls, the rotation is like this. it's

reporting live in san jose, debra villalon. >> ktvu.com has an extensive harry potter section, just lookor the harry potter tab then click special section. >>> after sitting empty for eight year, san jose sebrado building finally has a tenant. it's near the convention center in downtown san jose. pwc's director of real estate told us the 360-degree views won them over. >> it's an iconic building in the city. we consider ourselves wor worthy of an iconic address. >>> the city of san jose is planning to take the ban on throw away grocery bags farther than any other. retailers can offer paper bags with 40% recycled content for 10-cents a piece. a meeting was held tonight to take public comment before the city council considers it. >>> music lovers, we have a feature premier of a concert encolluding renowned guitarrest santana. santana along with the symphony practiced for tomorrow night's performance. >>> let's take a look at the system i'm tracking right now. i've been talking about it all week. it's all on schedule. here it is the low center. you see the swirls, the rotation is like this.

debra villalon, ktvu. >>> oakland police say they plan to step up dui enforcement next year. they received $240,000 from the state for it's anti dui operations. they will use money on check point, more patrols and other options. highway patrol officers may be writing fewer tickets during this year's click it or ticket campaign. their twice a year seat belt enforcement started today. a record 96.2% of all drivers and passengers are wearing seat belts. that is up slightly from the previous record set in 2008. >>> an animal rescue group today caught a sea gull and removed a beer can collar that someone had put around its neck. volunteers used scissors to remove the collars and then released. six sea gulls have been spotted. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger today opened his third and final climate change summit. the governor started by giving the golden state a pat in the back. >> environmental laws, california is now 40% more energy efficient than the rest of the nation. >> the governor says fossil fuel is threatening the economy and plaguing the country with war. >>> the new

debra villalon, ktvu. >>> oakland police say they plan to step up dui enforcement next year.received $240,000 from the state for it's anti dui operations. they will use money on check point, more patrols and other options. highway patrol officers may be writing fewer tickets during this year's click it or ticket campaign. their twice a year seat belt enforcement started today. a record 96.2% of all drivers and passengers are wearing seat belts. that is up slightly from the previous record set in 2008. >>> an animal rescue group today caught a sea gull and removed a beer can collar that someone had put around its neck. volunteers used scissors to remove the collars and then released. six sea gulls have been spotted. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger today opened his third and final climate change summit. the governor started by giving the golden state a pat in the back. >> environmental laws, california is now 40% more energy efficient than the rest of the nation. >> the governor says fossil fuel is threatening the economy and plaguing the country with war. >>> the new princi

ktvu's debra villalone is live. >> reporter: they were >> reporter: they're supposed to leave on thursday or friday, but right now money is the big block. the san francisco brown bombers clenched only yesterday. defeating a baseball team for an undefeated season. >> the estimated cost for the football team 1481. >> reporter: tonights parents learned the other numbers, the cost, almost $1,500 for each player to go to orlando. >> a minimum of $500 payment to get air fare. >> reporter: the frustration is clear. whatever pressure the players felt on the field, familys are feeling now. one 15-year-old with a touchdown yesterday has been playing for nine year. >> we're trying to raise money to get there. a lot of people's parents don't have it. so i want all the football team to go, i don't want to miss this for nothing. >> we ask for help, we go out and ask for sponsor, whatever we can get, we will swallow our pride for kids. >> reporter: the cheer leaders also qualified for the finals. >> we're trying to get donations from the neighborhood, anybody that can sponsor the kids to go. >> they gro

ktvu's debra villalone is live. >> reporter: they were >> reporter: they're supposed to leave on thursday or friday, but right now money is the big block. the san francisco brown bombers clenched only yesterday. defeating a baseball team for an undefeated season. >> the estimated cost for the football team 1481. >> reporter: tonights parents learned the other numbers, the cost, almost $1,500 for each player to go to orlando. >> a minimum of $500 payment to get air fare. >> reporter: the frustration is clear. whatever pressure the players felt on the field, familys are feeling now. one 15-year-old with a touchdown yesterday has been playing for nine year. >> we're trying to raise money to get there. a lot of people's parents don't have it. so i want all the football team to go, i don't want to miss this for nothing. >> we ask for help, we go out and ask for sponsor, whatever we can get, we will swallow our pride for kids. >> reporter: the cheer leaders also qualified for the finals. >> we're trying to get donations from the neighborhood, anybody that can sponsor the kids to go. >> they gro