it's happening at new hall and willow pass parks in concord. don knapp is at new hall park where the latest attack came last night. >> reporter: that's right. killing the water fowl at the park is not only cruelty to animals, but the killing poses a risk to humans. the call to police and animal control came in around 8:00 a.m., reporting dead and wounded ducks and geese. here by the ponds at new hall park, a sign warns visitors of coyotes, but animal services officer mike russell says the water fowl are being killed by people with guns. >> as far as we know, it's a very small caliber rifle or pellet rifle of some sort. >> reporter: five ducks and geese were killed, two more will probably die from injuries. most of the dead and wounded had been cleared at the time of the video was shot. one dead bird was on the ground, another bleeding through its white feathers. brenda adams and her family live nearby and have heard gunshots at night. >> there were multiple shots. we called 911 right away and they were still shooting while they were doing that.

the latest killings were discovered this morning at concord's new hall park.onty francis has that story. >> reporter: this is the horrific sight that greeted visitors saturday morning at concord's new hall park. at least four dead geese and a fifth injured and limping, which animal control officers said they could not retrieve. investigators say overnight, someone came into the park and shot the birds with a pellet or bb gun. >> i seen blood on one side but i didn't see an exit wound. >> reporter: this isn't the first time dead geese and ducks have turned up at new hall park. a few days ago ron found three of the large birds floating dead in the pond, also shot to death. >> there is two geese right here floating. and the duck was down further. pulled the tuck out of the water just to see what happened to him. because coyotes around here, stuff like that. >> reporter: it wasn't a coyote. investigators think the two incidents at new hall park, along with the killings of eight ducks and geese at willow pass park in concord three weeks ago, could all be related. >

the symphony opened the season with a brand new hall. ge watson was there. >> reporter: $37.5 million is a lot of money. i think a lot of people are wondering if the new davis hall is going to be worth it. esthetically they're still working on that and will be long past opening night. >> on the point of reverberation time. explain what that means. >> the preparation time is the time the sound of your voice stays alive if you talk or sing or yell. and if you say, ha. and it is absolutely as if someone pulls his hand over your mouth. there's a zero reverberation time. if you're in the bathroom and it sounds longer, it's good reverberation time. but it can't last too long because it'll be very muddy. >> reporter: no one will know what the reverberation time. no one will know until the conductor lifts his wand. >>> musicians and audiences alike would suffer through performances. the problem, the acoustics were bad. so in 1990 the city began a two year project to fix those acoustics. and in 1992 they introduced a new davie hall. and we have tw

dead and injured animals have been found at new hall park and willow pass park. new at 10:00, jeanine dela vega has more on the type of gun used and if the incidents are connected. >> reporter: heather, animal control officers believe this is happening at night or in the early morning hours here at new hall park. you can see behind me the geese are there standing on the island in the middle of the lake. officers say someone appears to be shooting them point blank in the head. now we want to warn that you some of the video you're about to see may be graphic. the lake is usually a picture of beauty but this morning, five geese found all shot dead with bullet wounds. >> that's just awful. you know? these ducks are beautiful. so, why are people doing this? >> reporter: animal control collected the bodies and started their investigation. but after they left, we found that other geese appeared to be injured. s some were limping and this one was hobbling with blood on its feather. we called officers out to the scene. officer mike russell scanned the lake. >> i don't see

as many as 24 geese and ducks were shot with pellets for small caliber bullets at new hall and will pass park. the shootings happened between late october and early december. >>> this week santa clara officers found for improvised explosive devices. they found hundreds of rounds of ammunition in the rosemount drive home. the bomb unit disposed of two explosive devices. they took custody of two other bombs. >>> it was so bizarre it was almost not to be believed. the 30-pound cannonball blast your neighborhood can causing considerable damage. they confronted law enforcement and tim markovic tells us that they got an earful. >> i'm still amazed by the commonwealth doing what they did. >> sa executive producer of the show myth busters. >> it was an accident. >> explain that to these people. >> this with some of the damage left from the 30-pound softball sized cannonball. the myth busters team is doing an experiment at the alameda county bomb laden chip, intending to shoot it through water and all wall and into the hillside. >> is get off of the hill which they did not anticipate, not just on

that heinous act happened at new hall and will pass parks and concorde. here's the latest result last night. >> the call came in around 8:00 a.m. reporting dead and wounded ducks and geese. hereby the ponds, i find, assad warned visitors of coyotes but mike russell says the waterfall waterfowl are being killed buy guns. by geese and ducks were killed and two more will probably die from injuries. one bird lay dead on the ground at the time of this story and another was walking around bleeding through its white feathers. brenda adams and her family lived nearby and have heard gunshots at night. >> there were multiple shots, and they called 911 right away. >> at the second shooting here. another incident occur that will pass park and concorde. >> we have stepped up patrols in the area and are doing the normal forensic data gathering the slugs from the animals and trying to match them. we are doing everything possible. >> bartow walks her dog here daily and she said dead and maimed birds. >> they were mutilated. >> there is the risk to pets and humans. >> i t

weeks ago, 24 ducks and geese were found shot to death with pellets and small caliber bullets in new hall. a $5000 reward was offered in the case. police have not yet said whether or not anybody will be paid that money. >>> and family and friends gathering in oakland today for funeral services for a young college football player who died much too soon. as ktvu john sazaki reports, despite having a scholarship, the young man had a serious health issue. >> i stretch my hands. >> reporter: 19-year-old fred thompson is remembered as a big man with a big heart. >> how many people do you know who could bring such a large crowd together at one time. from richland and oakland. >> reporter: he had gone to oregon state on a football scholarship. but 10 days ago he died of a heart attack from a pre- existing heart condition. his team came to say good-bye. >> his face mask was filled with a bright smile every day at practice, and we'll miss >> reporter: the memorial service had plenty of laughter, much of which was courtesy of thompson's grandmother. >> the last time i saw him, he was walking like th

police received reports of four dead geese earlier today at new hall park.rvices of contra costa county responded to the park and the dead geese. they also found a fifth goose that was injured and then later died. animal control says the birds had been killed by someone who shot them with a bb gun or pellet gun. investigators also think this killing is connected to three ducks at the same pond just a few days ago and another incident at willow pass park in concord about a week ago when eight geese and ducks were shot and killed. if caught, the culprit could face a long list of charges including some felony charges for animal cruelty. but so far there are no leads and no arrests. >>> not all of santa's helpers are at the north pole, of course. some of them spent most of their time working on the san francisco bay. and today the nonprofit called bar pilots took their skills on shore to put 150 bikes together for needy kids. this is the 12th year they've donated the bikes and assembled them for grateful kids and parents. and that's not all. >> later in the week

concord police say that whoever killed 6 birds new hall park this saturday also probably killed 22 duck and geese over the past month. including some at willow park in cop cord. police not calling it the work of one person but say circumstances are certainly very similar. patrol near the park have now been stepped up. >>>. >> more than 100 people looking for work took advantage of small job fair today and it included some of the bay area biggest and highest profile companies. lil i don't know is in the newsroom with an event that offered some great opportunities. lil i don't know. >> before job seekers were able to meat with recruiters they got practical tip on how to find a job. many out of work for ms and looking for any help they can get. >> no one answer how to find a job. but several things you can do as candidate. >> tom is senior manager of global talent acquisition. he and 7 other recruiter from bay area company got together in san jose to give a room full of job seekers some words of advice. >> in terms of being seen and being found but be specific about what you think you ka t

concord police say that whoever killed 6 birds new hall park this saturday also probably killed 22 duck and geese over the past month. including some at willow park in cop cord. police not calling it the work of one person but say circumstances are certainly very similar. patrol near the park have now been stepped up. >>>. >> more than 100 people looking for work took advantage of small job fair today and it included some of the bay area biggest and highest profile companies. lil i don't know is in the newsroom with an event that offered some great opportunities. lil i don't know. >> before job seekers were able to meat with recruiters they got practical tip on how to find a job. many out of work for ms and looking for any help they can get. >> no one answer how to find a job. but several things you can do as candidate. >> tom is senior manager of global talent acquisition. he and 7 other recruiter from bay area company got together in san jose to give a room full of job seekers some words of advice. >> in terms of being seen and being found but be specific about what you think you ka t

and israel pushes for more settlements i now see over a thousand new halle's in east jerusalem in the west bank in response to palestinians progress toward statehood. a very warm welcome to you this is r.c. a line from moscow with me alice habit i love than the bodies have been pulled out of freezing sea off russia's far east coast where an oil rig capsized and sank on sunday crews are working to recover all the possible victims seen in the water well earlier a life raft was spotted which was the nizhni thought to be carrying fifteen people but it turned out to be empty fourteen people were rescued from the sea shortly after the recounts but several dozen are still missing. is in used in the coastal region where the disaster. it's looking increasingly unlikely that any war survivors will be found search and rescue teams who have made contact with lifeboats and life rafts through out the course of the day but no people so far no survivors crucially have been found as a very similar story to that of sunday and largely this is owing to the fact it is already sank so quickly in bad weathe

the most recent attack happened last saturday at new hall. six were shot to death. police at this point haven't made any arrests. >> it did warm up today after a very cold start to the day this morning. hold onto your coats and scarves. bill martin says may be in for another round of very cold weather. it could be in the low 30s in the bay area overnight. people are being told to take steps to protect sensitive plants. >> let's talk more about the cold. going to be another cold night. >> not as cold as last night that. freeze warns and frost advice not in effect for tomorrow night. they may fire one up at some point. if you look out in the central valley and i find him pressive when you look at from redding to bakersfield a freeze warning in effect tonight, for temperatures below freezing for more than a few hours. that central valley definitely cool. for us we will see that freeze warning kind of bleeds in to vallejo and fairfield into solano. i wouldn't be surprised now if national weather service, it's a little warmer tonight and that's because we have a bit of a

the latest happened at concord's new hall park over the weekend. christie smith joins us live in concord with more. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this park is surrounded by homes and families use it. they bring their kids here. someone is shooting ducks and geese and leaving them for neighbors to find. that was the case this weekend. and i have to tell you, you know, the video is unpleasant. it's disturbing. it tells you what's really happening here. this e weekend the visitors found four geese dead. a fifth one was limping, apparently hit in the leg. the animal control couldn't retrieve it. but they think someone gave in with a pellet gun or bb gun and shot them a few days ago. a neighbor said he saw three other ducks or geese floating in the water. within recent weeks similar incidents were at willow pass park. >> the way the birds were killed, the way they were found, areas where they were found, there's a good possibility it was connected. but we don't know for sure until we finish the investigation. >> and neighbors

the video we have of this is disturbing, but it certainly shows you what's happening here at new hall park. this weekend at least four geese were found dead, and another one was found limping. investigators think someone is using a pellet gun or a bb gun and shooting at them. this isn't the first time they been found shot here. there were also similar incidents here and at willow pass park in recent weeks. neighbors, as you can certainly understand, are really upset. >> blood on one side. but i didn't see an exit wound. >> anybody willing to do that is -- needs to be found and prosecuted. >> if caught the shooter could face a long list of charges. animal cruelty is a felon in california. i do have calls into the police department for an update on their investigation. if you have any information on who is responsible, you are asked to call the concord police departmen department. >> the time is 6:20. coming up, a san francisco hotel challenging the museum of modern arts expapgs. we'll tell you exactly why. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thou

. >> new hall of fame, connecticut, mayor john destefano it's fighting to see that 10 to 20,000 illegalrants get a right to vote in a local election. in a city that lost fewer than 16,000 vote votes in the last mayoral segment, the segment of the population could make a difference at the ballot box. he says the critics are wrong when he says he is violating the u.s. constitution. >> the same document for a long period of time precluded women and african-americans from voting. americans had a more expensive view of what it meant to belong to a community. >> that is a ridiculous comparison. you don't say that people who have broken the law to come to the united states and who have not complied to become citizens are the same as african-americans or others. >> malloy says he is inclined to be supportive of protecting the right that come with the citizen. but he is not closing the door on the mayor proposal altogether. >> i am doing my best to honor ideas. nothing i read or heard thus far would convince me to support such a law. >> critics of the plan say the lawmakers who support the idea

the vietnam national symphony orchestra made its debut at carnagie hall in new york. the orchestra's performance was aimed at deepening bilateral friendships 30 years after the vietnam war ended. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the vietnam national symphony orchestra is based in hanoi. the country struggled for independence, founded the orchestra in 1959. the orchestra is conducted by a japanese veteran and many other orchestras worldwide. the 18 members include some of vietnam's most talented musicians. a 36-year-old cellist, was deined to make the carnegie performance a success. she joined the orchestra 11 years ago under the influence of her father, a musician. >> translator: i will try to express vietnamese feelings and hope they will be shared by our american audience. >> reporter: her father, lim, was the head of the orchestra, when it resumed its activities after the vietnam war. us air raids during the war destroyed their instruments and rehearsal center. his home was also bombed. a piano and cello, the family's treasures, were smashed to pieces. it wasn't unt

the new dining hall building will be complete in 2014. about $6 million still needs to be raised. >> soon we will be reaching out to the general population asking them to -- giving them an opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to help build a new st. anthony's dining hall. >> reporter: it's a drive for doe nationals -- donations that has gone on for years. >> for more bay area charities that could use a hand, go to ktvu.com. >>> the lasting damage from the cosco busan oil spill. the study about commercial herring >>> four years later the cosco busan oil spill is still having an effect on the pay. john sasaki tells us about the new information just released. >> reporter: the bay waters are important for herring fishermen. this afternoon we saw plenty of tourists but no fishermen. but they are likely more outraged than before about the cosco busan oil spill. >> we didn't anticipate to see the tie -- the die off that we saw. >> we actually found that the embryos that were the eggs that were layed in the developing embryos were almost

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the new dining hall building will be complete in 2014.about $6 million still needs to be raised. >> soon we will be reaching out to the general population asking them to -- giving them an opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to help build a new st. anthony's dining hall. >> reporter: it's a drive for doe nationals -- donations that has gone on for years. >> for more bay area charities that could use a hand, go to ktvu.com. >>> the lasting damage from the cosco busan oil spill. the study about commercial herring that surprised everyone scientists. >>> the man who is locked in a battle over his twitter followers. the thing at issue. who has the right to all those twitter followers? him or his old company? >>> four years later the cosco busan oil spill is still having an effect on the pay. john sasaki tells us about the new information just released. >> reporter: the bay waters are important for herring fishermen. this afternoon we saw plenty of tourists but no fishermen. but they are likely more outraged than before about the cosco

happen we will start with the one that happened on saturday the geese were found shot to death as the new hall community park. that is not the only place where it happened, last months of birds were hurt nearby near the will pass community park. the video that you are looking at now is one of the injured keys. --geese. >>reporter: concord police say this is one of four dead geese that they found around a park a few were found shot in the lead like this one. officers say 22 birds workshop by some type of pellet gun at point blank range. in >> it makes me sad because a lot of people enjoy the geese and the wildlife is a shame. >>reporter: contra costa animal services say this is the third time the geese have turned up dead around this part in the last month. six geese into delta found dead in november and later that same day 80's were found shot to death. all offices and not have any leads on the shooter or shooters, nearby residents believe that the perpetrators may be teenagers that they had heard hanging around at night. >> i think it is mostly kids shooting the ducks and geese. i do not know

continue what recently was a relationship with north korea, china and the united states with the new hall half >>mark: award from south korea that north high and gutted a man crew had >>mark: south korea began high alert as they contain technically in a state of war it 50 years after the cold war. >>justine: here is a new video as we are following the latest out of north korea. you can see from the videos that hundreds of people started to visit a statue of the north korean leader. a lot of people were sobbing as they leave flowers at the base of the statute. there morning the passing of their leader. we will continue to follow the latest on this story and bring you the updated information. >>darya: international stock markets have been jolted by the death of north korea's leader. the death raises the possibility of increased instability in the divided korean peninsula as the regime undergoes a leadership succession. let's take a look at the numbers. let's take a look at our own stock exchange on wall street, the dow is not doing too much, getting a closer to the 12,000 mark ended trading

the foundation will have to raise millions to raise a new dining hall. l be complete in 2014. $6million still need to be raised. >> we will be reaching out, giving them a opportunity, once in a life time to help build a new dining room for the next 60 years. >> reporter: it is a call for donations that worked year after year as their doors stay open till the last person eats. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> shoppers in london packed the stores today for a boxing day sale. they reported its bigger ever first hour of sales this morning. 10,000 people came to its doors in the first hour it was open. there was initially concern about post christmas sales because of a strike by subway workers making it difficult to get around. >>> the annual tournament of roses parade. float preparations went into high gear today. the parade is one week from today and the theme is just imagine. today workers focused on this float float which will feature a surfing dog. it leaves little room, if any, for error. >> we will have 1200 people in here at one time and every o

new year. >> the halls of congress are clearing out as the standoff continues over extending a payroll tax cut that expires at the end of the year. house republicans are refusing a bipartisan senate deal to extend the tax cut and unemployment benefits for two more months. >> the senate democrats shortchanged the american public by passing a measly two- month extension and then racing home to their vacation. >> the gop called it poor policy and wants the senate to return and negotiate a full-year tax break. >> and all we're asking for is to get the senate members over here to work with us to resolve our differences so we can do what everybody wants to do. >> democrats are also digging in their heels. >> mr. speaker? mr. speaker? mr. speaker? >> tried unsuccessfully wednesday to get the house to consider the stopgap measure. >> we will be here every day waiting for them to come to the floor of the house to actually take up this legislation so that we can get it done. >> president obama called speaker boehner, urging him to support the compromise that's already on the table. >> the president reit

new era in baltimore city government began today. [applause] jack young began his first elected term as city council president. he had some fresh faces on the council this morning during a ceremony at city hall. new members include brandon scott, nick mosby and councilman william weld from the ninth district. -- william welch. the new council got right to work, starting its first meeting tonight. on the agenda items, resolution that requires collected officials to post their financial disclosure statements on line. coming up, new development about baltimore grand prix race and how owners racked up where than $12 million in debt. >> right now we are hiring one or two people a week. as we get closer to the time, there will be hundreds. >> what you should use to land a position at one of the state's newest gaming facilities. -- what you should do to land a position. >> why some birth control pills may soon contain new warnings. >> another cold front headed this way as we move into friday and the upcoming weekend. right now, 32 at the airport, 40 downtown. x intern's out the organizers of the baltimore grand prix are more than $12 million in debt. the baltimore sun -- it turns out to the organiz

. >> reporter: i got the chance to break the great news to vina hall. bank which services the loan on the house off penelope road owned by deutsche bank says it now has no plans to evict the 103-year-old or her 83-year-old daughter from their home of more than 50 years. >> i love this place. >> reporter: i'm glad to hear and read the statement issued by chase but i'm not going to be satisfied, to be honest with you, until the deal is done. >> reporter: senator vin ford and the mayor have been talking to the banks. we were here tuesday when sheriffs' deputies and movers refused to evict ms. hall. her 83-year-old daughter was overcome by stress and had to be rushed to the hospital. this house was paid for but at some point a family member took out a second mortgage. there have been court battles, a judge finally ordered the eviction. now the threat is over and all day people have been calling and trying to give well wishes. >> i feel good. >> that was ryan young reporting. ms. hall will celebrate her 104th birthday in a few weeks. >>> time now for health

news nation gut check. >>> hi there, everyone. i'm tamron hall. "news nation" is following developing news this hour. supreme court taking up another major case. agreeing to rule on arizona's tough new immigration law. the law, i don't know to tell you, was enacted last year. a national controversy and even inspired similar laws in other states. laws in alabama, south carolina, and utah are facing justice department lawsuits and private groups are suing over new laws in georgia and indiana. and nbc news justice correspondent pete williams joins us from the supreme court. pete, at this point we have got a news statement in from arizona governor jan brewer reacting saying this case is not just about arizona. it is about every state grappling with the cost of illegal immigration and about the fundamental principle of federalism under which these states have a right to refend their people. that statement in from governor jan brewer of arizona. >> reporter: well, she certain sly right. the fundamental issue is how much power the states have. the states have said they have to act because the federal govern

this is video from new hall park. five geese were found dead there. all with bullet wounds. our cameras spotted more injured geese. animal control was called back to that park. one animal control officer says this is the worst part of his job. >> it's not something you get used to. it's one of the reasons i'm in this profession. i like to find these people. >> this is not the first incident. on november 9th, 17 dead geese were found. officers say all the geese were shot which is why they think the cases are connected. anyone with any information is asked to call concord police. >>> thousands of northern california residence are still without power after high winds knocked down trees and power lines. pg&e crews have been working in santa cruz county where several lines are down. as of last night, 5700 customers are still without power. about 1,000 customers are without power in the east bay and san francisco. we are waiting to hear back from pg&e for an update this morning when they expect power to be restored. >>> good morning, to you. 7:07. two minutes until the official su

hall. and he made his first move. >> i made it a point for us to bump shoulders and as we gently bumped shoulders i said, excuse me, i said, i'm newhappen to know where the library is, would you? >> hall offered to show keene the way. >> and i reached over and slapped him on the shoulder and i said, thanks a lot, i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. >> over the next week, keene watched hall's every move from his cell across the hall. >> i walked up to him and i says, this is where i'm at, are you in this area here and he says, yeah, i'm right there. and he bugs his eyes out of his head. i said, that's great. you're right by me. i told you you were a cool by and i'm glad you're by me and all this and that and that's when he basically offered if i ever want to have breakfast with him and his friends. >> keene was making progress, slowly gaining hall's trust. but life at springfield was complicated. and dangerous. so keene figured out a way to use violence to his advantage. it was a saturday night and hall was in the tv room, mesmerized by an episode of "america's most wanted" about serial killers. suddenly another inmate appr

gingrich also made a stand for civility at a new hampshire town hall. >> i'll release a letter to my staff, to any consultants and to any surrogates we have indicating that our determination to run a positive campaign and also indicating that should any super pact that is doing so in my name attack any of my friends who are running, that i would publicly disown them and urge people not to donate to them. appreciate governor romney taking that position and hope he'll communicate it to his surrogates and staff and consultants and frankly to any super pacts that operate in his name. >> gingrich and former utah governor jon huntsman shared a stage in a lincoln/doug lass style debate focusing primarily on foreign policy and national security issues. there were no fireworks. the 90-minute discussion saw the candidates agreeing on most topics and comp lilimenting eac other's positions. as the horse race continues, former vice president dick cheney offered his take on the latest gop front-runner. >> the thing i remember about newt, we came to congress together at the same time. >> right. >>

new york state. one was a republican and one was a democrat. tammany hall was always seen outside of new york state and sometimes in new york state as a corrupt machine. it was seen as boss tweed. people like william jennings bryan would rant and rave about tammany hall. he wanted their votes, but he did not want a tammany man there. they didn't want them pulling the strings. eventually, smith is a tammany man and a candidate. it shocked many people within the democratic party. >> al smith lost new york in the 1928 election. >> he did. he had the sad fate of losing the race for president of the united states and seeing his hand-picked successor win for governor. fdr wins. it slips the dynamic of their relationship forever and ultimately, roosevelt winds up where smith wanted to be. smith winds up in retirement. >> we will get into that. beverly gage, when we asked you prior to the show some issues you thought were important to the 1928 election, one you mentioned was the role of the media in 1928. >> i think particularly for al smith, he has come to age as

bruce hall, nbc news. >> south korea has put itself in a state of high alert. >> state tv has broadcast video of a man claiming to be eight u.s. spy -plan- to be -- planning to be a u.s. spy. iran has frequently announce the arrest of american informants. testimony will continue today to determine if there is enough information for a court-martial for bradley manning. he is accused of spilling secrets to wikileaks. than 10,000 diplomatic cables were found on his work computer. is lawyer will cross-examine the witness when the hearing resumes today. >> 5 shootings in baltimore city. the most recent happened late last night. lowell melser is live with more on the story. >> the latest shooting happened around 11:00 p.m. last night after a male was shot in the chest. his condition is not known at this morning. it highlights a violent 48 our period that began on saturday night when a man died after he was gunned down and killed on belair road in northeast baltimore. on sunday morning, 27-year-old dayon barnes was shot and killed. a cabdriver was pulling into a parking lot on sisson street wh

hall. it's 2:00. it's time for "news nation." tamryn will take over the coverage. >> we'll bring you the president's remarks as soon as he gets started, but in the meantime right now on "news nation" when republicans attack. >> there's a lot of candidates out there. i'm not inclined to be a supporter of newt gingrich, having served under his for four years and experienced the leadership. >> republican coburn is one of the a few republicans publicly say what some say behind closed doors behind newt gingrich as a leader. will more follow senator coburn. what happened when trump and gingrich emerged from their meeting today. plus, the u.s. postal service makes huge changes to services. what some warn you may need to know regarding these changes and some important things you could be expecting in the mail. what these changes really mean. >>> a father says his daughter was kidnapped during a carjacking. the 2-year-old is still missing. police are questioning the father's sorry. i'll talk with the mother of the missing girl. >>> the mo

. >> last night a crowd of 100 gathers in front of city hall to set a new plan of action. >> there is a bunch of abandoned businesses and businesses in need. now is time to truly occupy baltimore and not the square. >> the new idea fill vacant houses. >> you are going to see more organizing and this movement continue to grow. this is not the end. this is the beginning. >> the mayor long said she supports the message but not did not support camping out in a public space. >> was given a warning the tents were not permitted, said it repeatedly and we would remove it at a time of our choose in and did it in a respectful way. >> the mayor and her representatives have been generic when asked the question about why now. we can tell you it comes a week before the annual menorah lighting ceremony here in the square and that group does have a permit in order to stage that. mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news, back to you don on tv hill. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> police made no arrests since it was peaceful. >>> staff and students are hope i ng for a more normal day after a officer used pepp

i do think we have a new tone at city hall to move things forward. we have a lot of challenges we are facing. i am doing everything i can to put us back on track. >> let's talk about the role of sports in the city's economic future. are you happy with the plans for the america's cup? >> i have been a huge fan of the america's cup. i am proud of this board came together unanimously after a fairly contentious debate to support bringing the america's cup to san francisco in 2013. it is estimated it will not only be an incredible sporting event, not only showcase our city and the natural amphitheater of the bay, but it is estimated to bring in over $1 billion in economic activity with 8000 to 9000 jobs. it will be a lot of fun. i am very excited. >> should we spend money to keep the 49ers? >> i just had a conversation with the head of the organization. i told him that i and many others would love to do what we can to keep our beloved 49ers here in san francisco. they are having a conversation with santa clara. we think they need to be part of a city that

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. >>> new sign posted on the front door of stanley hall that should be good news to students eager to take finals today. i'm katie marzullo live at uc berkeley with the latest on saturday's diesel spill. >>> good morning. 40s, scattered showers all around the bay area this morning for the commute. >>> roads are a little damp. so far no major problems. here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll, delay-free with >>> good morning. 5:00. i like that students eager to take those finals ii >> let's check in for -- -- >>> starting out in the south bay, a little pink around ben lomond higher elevation rain mixing with snow. santa cruz offshore, a little rain, 101, 280, wet weather, milpitas, south of fremont wet pavement up through belmont, san carlos and redwood city this morning. further north across the bay bridge this morning take your time you will need the wipers and richmond san rafael bridge wet. >> if you are taking the golden gate ferry they just started their winter schedule if effect until april 1st. if you are driving, looking great, camera shot shows some of the reflection from t

able to create, with the help of the small business commission and a bunch of other people at city hall, a new permit. it is called a limited live performance permit. you can see that we did not use the word entertainment. that was on purpose. it is for live performance only. what that also means, and not everyone is happy about this, at the moment the legislation does not cover dj's. i do not want to debate that now. we can debate that later. it is a big difference between what a place of entertainment costs right now. this live performance activity has to be considered an accessory to use. meaning that essentially it is entertainment being added to a cafe, restaurant, wine bar, whenever it is. if this were not to have been, this business would not close. this is just something that they are doing so that they can, hopefully in this economy, bring more people into the venue. performances must take place within 400 feet or less. that is the planning step -- planning department's explanation of excess reuse. that is the requirement for where you put the performers. the last bullet this super im

from october to december, 24 ducks and geese were found shot to death in new hall and willow pass parks> as family gathers to remember a murdered three years arc, they are hoping someone else will remember what happened that night. last night a vigil where the woman's body was found. her family says she stopped at the tavern to watch a monday night football game, back in december of 2008. the next morning her body was found behind the bar, she was raped and strangled. >> frustrates me every day. we have a good idea of what went down. we can't prove who it went down with. >> police stay they have had their eyes on one man from day one but rain the night of the crime washed away evidence and any chance of a dna match. a $50,000 reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest. ktvu.com has details set up to get clues in the investigation. just look for web links at the top of our homepage. >>> a federal grand jury indicted a former sheriff's deputy. 48-year-old deputy faces four felony counts in connection with an alleged dui arrest scheme. a private investigator was hired to go

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hall. >>> a new field poll is giving governor jerry brown's tax proposal strong support.he poll found 65% of all adults surveyed support his plan, which would increase the sales tax by a half cent and raise taxes on high income earners, beginning with individuals who make more than $250,000 a year. he says his proposal could raise $7 billion for the state. it is 4:55. mike inouye is back with a look at your commute to work or wherever you may be going. >> wherever you happen to be casually driving around at 4:55 in the morning just because you like it. 101, we like this. an easy drive on the bay shore. there's construction through the area. but the freeway has reopened. maybe the oregon express way is closed there. no slowing in either direction through palo alto or menlo park. the toll plaza is moving nicely. a light volume of traffic and slowing to the east shore freeway which we can see clearly on the top of your screen. 18 minutes for the bridge to this span right here. back to you guys. >> mike, thank you very much. the porcelain throne has gotten a luxury makeover.

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. >> and romney had a town hall and i think also a news availability. he hasn't exactly been open with the press in the past. but this is what he had to say. again linking -- attacking newt gingrich for what he had to say back in the spring about the paul ryan medicare plan. let's watch. >> spent a good deal of time with congressman ryan when his plan came out i applauded it as a very important step. i said, my plan would be a little different. would be different in some respects but that we were on the same page. this is a place where speaker gingrich and i disagree. he called this right wing social engineering. i believe it's a very important step. >> is the white house just sort of licking its chops over this, the fact that mitt romney in a primary is re-embracing paul ryan's controversial medicare plan? in a general election if he were the nominee this could only go down to the president's favor where older voters. >> if mitt romney is the nom neerks andrea, that clip you just played will find its way into an obama ad. i feel very confident in that.

overtime and that doesn't include another $400,000 needed to restore the lawn in front of city hall. >>> new figures show new home sales rose slightly. the chamber of commerce says sales rose in november 1.6% compared to the same time last year that. is a 7-month high, but economists say housing has a long way to go. just over 300,000 new homes have been built so far this year. that is less than half of the 700,000 that analysts say should about sold to sustain a he healthy housing market. >>> a voice from the soviet past talks about russia's future and what he said on the day that thousands protested in moscow. >> well, and they can't be home for the holiday, but these american troops get a touch of home this christmas eve. >>> another cold night and another freeze warning to talk about coming up in neighborhoods that will be notice 20s to start christmas morning and what shower chances could be added to our long- range forecast [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad.