this is the assignment of disciplinary charges filed against patrol special officer robert burns to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. mr. president, commissioner marshall has a case already signed on this matter so with your indulgence, we will assign this to commissioner marshall. i've been in contact with council on this matter. no other commission announcements that i have a this time. >> the next item. >> scheduling of items identified france of it -- for consideration of future commission meetings. the commission will be holding its medal of valor ceremony on december 15th and we will make the final arrangements later. that is one day and the titular that we do have. >> i know there was some discussion last week regarding the general order about using deadly force and i know that we have had some conversations whether that should be enclosed session but we really need to move with that. i know that we tentatively have that set for the eighth. i am asking that we prepared to move forward with that and move forward

robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> santa clara sheriff investigators say the cause of death for two people found inside a burningan today was accidental. the bodies were discovered around 3:30 this afternoon by firefighters responding to a vehicle fire on eastbound highway 152 about one mile west of the santa clara county/merced county line. something inside the van ignited. >>> san francisco's muni system is facing a crucial deadline as it searches for hundreds of millions of dollars to prevent the derailing. muni faces a february deadline to tell the federal transportation administration how it will come up with the $1.6 billion price tag. >> this is typical of a major and multi-billion dollar project. there's always challenges putting together the financing. we will get there. there is a lot at stake but we're working aggressively to get the funding down. >>> the social network launches a social inbox. why facebook says its e-mail is like no other. >> will there be local crowded for thanksgiving? that depends on the results of these tests? woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go fir

robert gates about it again today. north korea is accusing the south of causing the clash. reporting from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland will soon join san francisco in offering city issued identification cards. the city id card is targeted at residents that might have trouble getting a state id card such as the homeless. oakland's id card will double as an atm debt card. that's the first in the country. it will let people with no bank accounts avoid high check cashing fees. >>> a tea party activist from belmont place a arizona style immigration law. under the new law police will be required to investigate a legal status if there is reasonable suspicion. it become a crime to hire illegal immigrants. the author needs to collect 400,000 votes by april 21st. >>> san francisco's much publy sides ban on fast good meals with toys is back on. as expected san francisco ss vote -- supervisor voted to override the veto. this law takes effect in december of next year. >>> 6:19 is time right now. a lot of people heading out on the road. there is more people heading out on the road than in the past

burned into the air tonight. ken? >> you see behind you that flareoff starting to die down now. so that is at least good news. >> it is at least good news. >> robertes in martinez. thank you, robert. >>> oakland meet your new mayor. jean quan beat her challenger don perata. quan the first woman and first asian-american mayor of oakland. she has an offer for the guy she beat. >> we really wanted to thank the nearly 1000 volunteers. >> reporter: jean quan is thanking her supporters. >> i'm announcing on monday a transition advisory group and i particularly plan to choose supporters among the people i ran against including senator perata. >> reporter: the senator was way ahead of quan just eight days ago with 34% of the vote to her 25%. then a huge turn around. rank choice voting kicked in and quan took the lead securing fully two thirds of rebecca caplin's second place votes. perata is not conceding the race. asked if he is considering a recount a spokesman tells cbs5 he will address that in a morning news conference. with over 1000 first choice votes these numbers need to be analyzed and scrutinized quickly. since this was the first time oakland vo

burns joins us with more. >> reporter: the latest update from white house press secretary robert gibbs is that the speech istomorrow. in just the last couple of hours the obamas were gets at the state dinner in jakarta. president obama is using this trip to step out his outreach to muslims. indonesia is the world's largest muslim country. during a prez conference, the president said he's worked hard to repair frayed relationships with muslims around the world. what we're trying to do is make sure we are building bridges and expanding our interactions with muslim countries so they are not solely focused on security issues. >> reporter: president obama is making clear that the trip to indonesia is very important to him personally. he lived in indonesia as a child and said this morning that the sight the and sounds are all very familiar to him and it's wonderful to be back. he said he would like to brick his daughters there in the future. >>> the death toll from that volcano has reefed 53. this is the biggest eruption yet. on friday, entire villages were smothered and hot ash raced down the mountain. >>> 8:18.

burned in the fire, in 1973. and, that is the bulk of our work here in the sons creation lab. >> now, some cadets like robert e.n think of is on there and it gives you a rare glimpse of what the tough guys were like when they were teenagers and no bandarases in there. >> julie: really? peter, thank you very much. there is only wouldn't of me, in myanmar, activists and nobel peace prize winner angle san sue chy she won the country's last democratic election in 1990, in a statement the president described aung san suu kyi calls on myanmar's government to release thousands more political prisoners. a tragic blaze threatening the lives of animals, at a zoo. and, facebook temporarily off limits, for an entire country. as we go around the world, in 80 seconds. >> julie: germany, a fire tearing through a zoo in the nation's southwest region, at least 26 animals killed, it took 100 firefighters battling strong winds to control the blaze, an investigation is under way, to determine what triggered the fir fire. bangladesh, clashes between police and political activists, and the reuters are proteio rio demonstrators smash

robert jordan. and we're live from strogger hospital. >> the hodder, one and a half- year-old was taken here. she was in serious to critical condition. her father was taken to the burn unit. her three-year-old brother died at the scene. his name is michael cruze junior. a neighbor's video shows thick smoke coming out of the second, third and forth floors of the building. the window starting popping, and flames started shooting out. and another neighbor said that he saw 34-year-old michael cruz run out of the building with his daughter and collapsed on the lawn. they found little michael in a back bedroom on the second floor. >> we were knocking down the main body of fire and came across a three-year-old child. >> a good little kid and always happy. are five people total that live in this building. they're all related. most were not home when the fire break out at about 4:00. it start in the back of the building. >> my family is trying to cope with it because you know when it rain it's pours. >> reporter: a difficult and painful day for the family. the fire department is investigating the cause of the fire. so farc they do not have that cause. but they say it started

roberts. >>> george, you're heading to the hot zone today. >> that's right. >> spending his day surrounded by molten steel burning at 3,000 degrees.t's the latest in our series "work with me." >> real work. >> did you get your hands dirty? >> i left the tie off. put the gloves on. >> we can't wait to see how that happens. >>> first, michael jackson's children, opening up to oprah. talking about their famous father for the first time since his death. it's a rare glimpse at these children who have spent most of their young lives shielded from the outside world. and juju is here with what they had to say. it's riveting. >> it was, robin. and you know, it's unique access that oprah got to michael jackson's kids. prince, paris and blanket. she got new insights into michael's parenting and his kids' resilience since his death. she asked them what many ask young people, what do you want to be when you grow up? 13-year-old prince says he wants to produce and direct. 12-year-old paris, aspires to be an actress. >> i sometimes do improves. >> do you? where? >> i used to do it with my dad. >> reporter: and they're now sharing favorite memori

robert gates again today. north korea is accusing the south of starting the clash and is threatening more strikes if the south crosses into its seaboarder. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. >>> it is 8:18. student protests over tuition hikes don't just happen in california. it's also happening in london today. some protesters surrounded a police van trying to smash the windows. two weeks ago, protesters broke into the building where the ruling conservative party has its offices. these are live pictures from london where you can see some of the streets are simply packed with protesters at the moment. the protesters are upset about a tripling of university tuition from roughly $5,000 a year to about $15,000 a year. >>> 8:18. back here at home, the mother of a tracy man just convicted in the kidnapping and torture of a 16-year-old boy is defending her son. anthony waiters was convicted on all nine counts against him. including torture, false imprisonment and kidnapping. wait sers a former youth football coach. he lived right next door to the three people who held the 16- year-old captive for more than a year. waiters' mother is qu