in palo alto, sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> today apple named a successor. arthur levinson will serve as apple's nonchecktive chairman. levinson is currently the chairman of genenco. robert agger is named the new board member. he is currently with the walt disney company. >>> tomorrow a film about steve jobs will open at theaters. the interview was filmed for a pbs series that was long thought to be lost but it was recently found in a garage in london. >>> consumer spending sent stock markets up today the dow gained 17 points. the nasdaq rose almost 29. for much of the day the dow rallied up and down and fizzled at close. >>> retail sales are up for the fifth month in a row. sales were up half a percent from the previous month. some analysts say it's a sign we might avoid another recession. >>> and an economic forecast says the bay area should see an increase in jobs next year. according to beacon economics the east bay could add 22,000 jobs. another 17,000 in the south bay. and in san francisco nearly 18,000 jobs. but beacon says it'll take two years to reg

. >>> and new add 10:00, ktvu's sal castaneda tells us many business say they are struggling because of occupy oakland. >> reporter: business was brisk today at b restaurant but the recession has been a challenge some haven't been able to survive. and now some say the occupy oakland movement may drive them out of business. >> we are part of the 99%, we support a lot of what we're hearing from occupy. so to say we want them gone it's tough because we don't want them gone but we don't want our business to be negatively affected. >> reporter: frank ogawa plaza remains covered with tents but officials say what is going on here is not that close to business here but merchants say it's still having an effect. >> really i think it's more of a perception thing more than everything. >> it's scaring people so they don't want to come to downtown oakland. for businesses that are already struggling this is something that could really push them under. >> reporter: many city council members say they are frustrated with what they call the mayor's lack of leadership. >> this mayor has completely fail

. >>> and new add 10:00, ktvu's sal castaneda tells us many business say they are struggling becausepy oakland. >> reporter: business was brisk today at b restaurant but the recession has been a challenge some haven't been able to survive. and now some say the occupy oakland movement may drive them out of business. >> we are part of the 99%, we support a lot of what we're hearing from occupy. so to say we want them gone it's tough because we don't want them gone but we don't want our business to be negatively affected. >> reporter: frank ogawa plaza remains covered with tents but officials say what is going on here is not that close to business here but merchants say it's still having an effect. >> really i think it's more of a perception thing more than everything. >> it's scaring people so they don't want to come to downtown oakland. for businesses that are already struggling this is something that could really push them under. >> reporter: many city council members say they are frustrated with what they call the mayor's lack of leadership. >> this mayor has completely failed on de

in palo alto, sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> today apple named a successor. arthur levinson will serve as apple's nonchecktive chairman. levinson is currently the chairman of genenco. robert agger is named the new board member. he is currently with the walt disney company. >>> tomorrow a film about steve jobs will open at theaters. the interview was filmed for a pbs series that was long thought to be lost but it was recently found in a garage in london. >>> consumer spending sent stock markets up today the dow gained 17 points. the nasdaq rose almost 29. for much of the day the dow rallied up and down and fizzled at close. >>> retail sales are up for the fifth month in a row. sales were up half a percent from the previous month. some analysts say it's a sign we might avoid another recession. >>> and an economic forecast says the bay area should see an increase in jobs next year. according to beacon economics the east bay could add 22,000 jobs. another 17,000 in the south bay. and in san francisco nearly 18,000 jobs. but beacon says it'll take two years to reg

in livermore, sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> and it was tough to call this rain. it was wet but it really came down like drizzle and a very light mist. most of the day, most areas had light scattered showers. i know we're going to get snow flurries there. i wouldn't be surprised if they have snow flurries for the lake tahoe area through tomorrow morning. live storm tracker 2 shows you where the showers are. as it moves off in this direction showers diminish rapidly. right now san jose you're getting a break. you get light drizzle and scattered showers over the last hour or two. that is tending down. we're going to get into a very cold evening. the cold front goes through. that's where the rain was. i just showed you on the cold front. behind the cold front is cold air. cold air is going to settle down and it's going to be cool in the morning. low 30s, near freezing in some areas. probably some frost, temperatures during the day tomorrow say santa rosa you're just at 57 degrees for a daytime high. not 77 like we saw a couple of days ago or yesterday. but down into

sal castaneda was out there talking about it. not much as yesterday morning but this morning.'ll be patchy, the winds will help mix it up but there'll be places the wind doesn't help. so be prepared for the morning fog. the long range forecast, there's no rain in the forecast. so fog will return after this wind event. so back into the weekend valley fog will be the story. it'll be there out toward clayton tonight. it'll be in the napa valley tonight. what i'm tracking, the reason we know this will happen. high pressure lives out in the pacific. it's being brought down, it's going to set up shop in the great basin. when it does, the high building in. there's a low here and a high here. that's really close told. when they're close together you get pressure difference. heaviest wind location will be in the east bay hills. heavy areas wind advisory in san francisco, san jose down in the sea level areas will have strong wind as well. the forecast highs, notice how strong they are, offshore winds, the air sinks as it sinks it warms. the fog should be gone by lunchtime tomorrow: in p

sal castaneda, this is the golden gate bridge -- well claudine wong showed it and i followed steve onhas been saying it before he is even on the air i am kind of ruining his bubble but as we look at these traffic cameras, the east shore freeway which was completely foggy when i came through, now it is not foggy and this may help us out drivingwise. let's go to pittsburgh and yock, no -- antioch, no major problems and we cannot at the moment see highway . 5:39 let's go to steve. >>> as you mentioned on the east shore, it went from zero visibility and dense fog advisory is still there. i think over the next couple of hours we will say goodbye to the fog and it is starting to pick up in the east bay hills so at 9:00 a.m. we canceled the dense fog which will go right into a high wind warning. it runs until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. this also includes wind advisories and a high wind warning is a stronger of the advisories. northeasterly wind bringing some of that fog back in from the valley. 38 livermore 38 santa rosa, but the system is beginning to move through and you can get a good look at it

. >>> let's check in with sal castaneda to see what is happening on the streets and bart. >>> we're watching from news chopper 2 pictures of the plaza and the surrounding area. now there is a wide view of the downtown oakland. and that big triangle there is the plaza. you see the streets there, if we can get to you push in a little bit, news chopper 2, some of the streets have been blocked. this is a good area to avoid. and you see from another chop clipper that is nearby, the the spotlight is shining down that oakland police helicopter, shining the the spotlight on the plaza. needless to say, if you're an oakland commuter, you may want to look at this and think, maybe i can put off my trip a little later on till this is resolved or come around and stay way from the action at 14th and broadway. the 12th street bart station not available to you. you have to go up to 19th use lake merid. the toll plaza will be backed up for a short delay. i want to throw in that the occupy oakland activity is not affecting the oakland freeways so far. westbound 24 is looking good heading up to the tunnel. and

. >>> a lot of the on air folks here at ktvu including sal castaneda, amber lee, mark ibanez and myselfwill all be out at these four locations around the bay area collecting your new or lightly used coats. it's all part of our one warm coat drive. >>> coming up in just 90 seconds. it started with a call to 911 this morning. when it was over one person was dead. our reporter is on the scene and has just spoken with authorities about what happened and what prompted the officer to open fire. >>> plus occupy san jose gaining strength this thanksgiving day, why protesters say this movement is far from over. >>> a domestic violence 911 call turns deadly. >>> the holiday spirit is giving a big boost to the occupy oakland movement. the promise they're making to keep up their encampment for the long haul. >>> good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. julie haener has the night off. >> and i'm frank somerville. a 911 ends with a fatal shooting. >> reporter: as you mentioned this all started with a 911 call from a woman who lives here at the redwood grove apartment around 1: 11:30 this morning. police are

ktvu's sal castaneda tells us what else lawmakers heard about a public hearing in palo alto, sal. >> reporter: frank, a lot of people who oppose high speed rail say the money could be better spend on systems like these. caltrain, they say caltrain needs more money. some of the supporters of high speed rail say we need more not fewer trains. at least three dozens high speed rail supporters were holding banners. >> it brings jobs, cuts down on pollution, cuts down on traffic. >> reporter: today was the first meeting on the plan to connect the bay area to southern california. this man says he's opposed to the plan because of plans to start the rails and expanding from there. >> we have these tracks in the middle of nowhere, if it started in los angeles or san francisco then at least it could be used for something. >> reporter: high speed rail would be what he called a destructive tornado through that city. >> several hundred homes will be destroyed. several hundred businesses will be destroyed. eight churches, one hospital, two schools. >> reporter: san mateo county assemblyman says the

sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> we go straight to ktvu john sasaki who has the very latest from the vallejo officer where that injured officer was taken. >> that is kaiser hospital where this officer was rushed by paramedics after this shooting. in the hours since it happened there's been a steady stream of officers, friends and family coming to the er in many cases the dispair they are feeling is clear. lots of hugs and tears. this afternoon, i've learned that the officer transferred here to vallejo police from the highway patrol so many at chp are devastated. we've also learned he's well known in law enforcement circles. one police officer told me he was a friend. in this situation just like any time an officer is killed all other law enforcement will feel as though they've lost a brother. this is how dangerous being a police officer can be. john sasaki. >> we'll be following if story on our website with any late breaking developments just log on to ktvu.com. >>> it is a cautious celebration tonight for occupy protesters in the bay area with a looming threat of eviction hanging over their

our own pam cook, dave clark, sal castaneda, allie rasmus, and frank summerville will be out there throughout day. >> i will be at emeryville. stop by and say hello. >>> unfortunately mass transit is a great way to shop today but there is problems. tara. >> first we will tell you about bart. we will tell you the good story that bart has added trains tonight so you can shop longer and it has beefed up its police staff. since 5:00 they shut down service from west portal to the embarcadero because of an accident. a train struck a person walking on the tracks. bus shuttles have been getting people around. the trains should be back in service at 8:bo this morning. a live look at san francisco. this is on the 101. no delays to report. 6:58 steve how is it going? >> it's going very well. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies. that will give way to partly sunny skies later on. we can say goodbye to the rain for alley while and temperature -- for awhile and temperatures will warm up. >>> violence broke out at a busy walmart in the east bay. the bay area parking lot that is now a crime scene. >>> big p