who is lining up to tell the world how much they love oakland. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. we are getting our first look at surveillance photos of two men accused of going on a lethal crime spree in the south bay. one of them was caught, but the man hunt continues tonight for a suspected murderer. cbs 5 reporter talked to the victim's father. >> reporter: his dad said that he saw this man, jonathan wilbanks and another suspect running towards him wearing a mask holding a gun. he ran back to his car with his friend and tried to start the engine to get away. >> the gunman tried to open the door and couldn't get the door open so he stepped back and shot into the car. that's my understanding from the young man with him. he said that rory looked at him and said his name. then he just died. >> reporter: it was a part of the violent crime spree that started with four armed robberies within an hour on friday night. after trying to carjack and murdering the football star, police say that the gunman opened fire from an officer while he sat in this patrol car. the stakes

[chanting] >>> striking port of oakland workers are promising to shut down the port of oakland and we'll see if they've been successful. that's one of the top stories ahead. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. but we begin with breaking news out of marin county where a small plane has crashed in the san rafael marsh. it happened near the smith ranch airport off highway 101 and smith ranch road near the mcginnis golf club. san rafael police say a pilot was the only person on board when the accident happened and he managed to get himself out of the plane and call 911. police say it sounds as though the plane may have slid off the runway into the marsh and that the pilot may have suffered minor injuries. we have a ktvu news crew on way to the scene and we'll continue to follow the story for you. >>> workers at the port of oakland are on strike today. christien kafton joins us live to explain why and how it is impacting business there. >> reporter: good afternoon. take a look. you can see that the workers are here at one of the entrances to the port. now, we understand that word is spreading

another black eye for the oakland police department. why the union is welcoming now a federal takeover. >> twinkies' last stand. the talks today that could save the iconic american brand. >> mighty nasty in the northwest. record rain could complicate thanksgiving day travel. we'll have your forecast and much more right after this. try these. new cepacol sensations cools instantly, and has an active ingredient that stays with you long after the lozenge is gone. not just a sensation, weather is pelting the pacic hwest, causing pow >>> it is even too much for an area i don't know for its rain. wet windy weather pelting the pacific northwest causing a number of power outages and road closures in oregon and washington. the weather is linked to at least one death a hunter killed when a tree fell on his tent. strong winds most of the week and up to 2.5 feet of snow in the olympics and cascades. i was on the phone with my aunt dorothy up in portland. she says it's a mess up there. a lot of people worried about thanksgiving because a lot of trave

it does not stretch back into the oakland mays. ve yourself extra time as you work your way into san francisco. >> thank you robyn to clean up continues on the east coast we are getting a better look at how much damage was done by hurricane sandy. the damage was widespread it was the jersey shore line that took the brunt of the hit. we have some images to show you is a peninsula and tucker to in. this is what it looked like before. this is what it looked like after sandy came through. this the casino in seaside heights and jersey before and after. you can see the entire corner of the pier has been broken off. the roof is completely torn off. here is another bridge. before and after it looks like the bridge was broken away are completely submerged. here is the front of the building again before. the after shocot. a lot of cleanup underway on the east coast this morning. >> back here in the bay area there are lines outside the apple store is getting ready for the release and sale of the new ipad mini it goes on sale at 8:00 a.m.. on t

they pulled up to a gas station near the oakland zoo. three officers that just happened to be there helped deliver the baby boy. >> they were there, they calmed med down more than him. so once i seen them and they were there, it was like yes, the police, yes. >> the couple named their baby boy noland after the park the oakland zoo which is right across the street where he came to the world. >> how about that. great. >> mark is here now with sports. the a's didn't make it to the world series but at least their manager is being honored. >> west coast fans always complain about the east coast bias. they always give it to the guy back east. not so today. the west coast guy is the winner, melvin manager of the a's for the first full season. manager of the year for the east. clenched the division on the last day of the season. guides oakland to a 28 game improvement over last year. davey johnson of the washington nationals nationals is the manager of the league. he's also the oldest manager of the majors he's going to turn 70 in january. and he

that is not the case here at the port of oakland. nd a perfect world they should be open at 6:00 in the morning to allow truck drivers to go through the gates are still closed. this means the truck drivers cannot go and ordered to pick up or drop off. we do not know what that means for holidays applies to bring to the stores. this is supposed to be 24 hours so perhaps there were just be delays. a couple of truck drivers said they just simply want to go home because they do not want to run through and injured anyone even though they said they understand what they are doing. there are fighting for a new contract they haven't had won 16 months but they are independent contractors. if they do not work they do not get paid. but at the risk of getting arrested for injuring someone that they are all backed up right now. it is hard for them to get up and make a u-turn and get out of here. but the situation here is just one interests. this is maritime. we saw a few dozen over the past 10 minutes or so go through other instances as well. this h

this is right there by the port of oakland. nd delays on some of the roads heading that way throughout the day today. they are picketing outside sfo but not expected to disrupt air travel. we have two separate water main breaks. you may have just seen those live pictures in pittsburg at west 10th and cutter. a five-foot sinkhole in the area because of a water main that broke just after midnight so a lot of folks without water service in the area. they are working hard to restore it now. in the meantime, a separate water main break also occurred early this morning at redwood city. they were able to cap this but that street area that intersection of brewster and warren street is expected to be closed throughout the morning. they say it's going to be about six hours or so to fully make those repairs. several garages were flooded in the neighborhood, as well. all right. let's go out towards the roads. accident-wise, not too bad. we were watching one possible injury crash. southbound 880 approaching high street looks like it's alread

everyone in the city of oakland. who manages that police part. >> the police union said it is not advocating that the department put under federal control. but that could happen if the city and the point is don't reach an agreement on reforms by december 13th. >> about 200 workers are taking part in a 24 hour strike at the port of oakland and the oakland airport. workers represented by the service employees international union walked off the job at 930 last night. they are protesting what they say are unfair labor practices. the strike is not expect to disrupt holiday travel at the airport, but port officials say they are concerned it could cause disruptions at the harbor. >> thousands of bay area nurses are set to walk off the job today. it will be the second strike this one by nurses represented by the california nurses association. >> here is video from a strike earlier this month. registered nurses at eight hospitals operated by sutter health and to san jose hospitals operated by hospital corp. of america will go

they dropped her off later in the oakland hills. could take these cleaning up this neighborhood from a mass of mud slide. this is a video from abc seven. you can see cars submerged in the debris. with this water main break. tens of thousands of gallons of water rushing down this hillside. >> that is correct, pam. it is of some daly city and it is four city blocks in this neighborhood. ah this water tank is on top of this hill. it is where it eventually came from. the water main break came from this help and poured down this hill and these homes along bonnie street that were evacuated. and on to luasanne avenue. all of the cars that were parked and the mud extended down to price st. it has been covered with just a foot of mud or team coverage continues with chair stone. and j.r. has the latest. >> the working crews have finished but they are coming out again tomorrow the have made quite a bit of progress. the fact that you can see the pavement is good news but at one point they had about 23 in. in mud of lost out to my kneecap. and n

at the oakland airport and e port of oakland. at the oakland airport and e port of oakland. ees international union plans to strike at the airport startg at nine o'clock tonight. pis will be up at the port tomo. workers say they have not ha new contract for sixteen mo. new this morning.... it's te for a south bay charity to t handing out food for thanksgiving meals. earlier this month, "sacred heart community service" had sign- ups for the needy to t on the list for a holiday fd box. starting today, those people will be picking up tt food. the lines are expecteo be long. "..." they had four thousand famis sign up this year. they'll pick up their food today, tomorrow and wednesday. cbs five is kicking off our annual food for bay area families holiday drive. the need is greater than ever..f you wish to give go to cbs f dot com slash food. or check out the easy way to donate h whole foods' "grab and give" program. black friday... the biggest shopping day of the year...s still four days away. but... people are lining upo take advantage of early dea. cbs-5 reporter cate cauguirn i

international airport and the port of oakland are also expected to be busy today as workers make up for lost times. this is video from yesterday's picket line at the airport as airport, food, age beverage workers join the striking clerical workers. striking workers blocked trucks that were trying to make deliveries. yesterday was one of the busiest days before the thanksgiving holidays. after a month of dead lock, talks are resuming. that means the port will be back open for business today. long lines are expected as those trucks come back to try to make their deliveries. >>> san francisco deputy sheriff remains on the job after pleading not guilty to misdemeanor charges. according to the san francisco chronicle it happened last month when green was off duty. green got into an argument with her sister's neighbor over work he'd been mired to do for her sister. felony conspiracy and making threats. the deputies attorney says -- for department policy. fourteen is on administrative duty. >>> police in oakland are looking for a man in connecti

can see the concession workers union in the oakland airport. there were even picketing outside of terminal no. 1, terminal no. 2. the airport officials are also struggling to preserve important aspects of our contract among the one to take away our medical benefits, and also take away our paid lunch breaks and that is why we are out here. hopefully, the port of oakland, the workers will also get the message. >> it is a contract thing with us. they're trying to force us to sign a contract that is completely unnecessary. having us 6-6 hour days and split days we have worked for these benefits and we are not going to have a lot. they want to take this benefit somewhat from us. >> the oakland airport has had no major impact on flights. let me show you that many of these people have gotten on these buses. they are going to head out of here because it looks like the port of oakland will be open at 7:00 p.m. reporting of liportal planned, j. r. stone toward a been a-reporting live from the oakland airport. >> it looks like there were close but was ther

the backup at the toll plaza. oaklande south looking at northbound, starting to jam up right around high street where it's tougher to see. and slippery conditions on the southbound side. there's slowing because of the volume but no accidents through the stretch of the nimitz. we'll take you to the maps. south 880 slows to the bottom of the screen but the big concern is north 238 just off the castro valley y. an accident moving to the shoulder causing some backup over here and that's a sudden change over the last 15 minutes. 880 continues slow down through union city and fremont. a little slowing at the san mateo bridge toll plaza. but i take you to the peninsula not because of the roads, but caltrain has service stopped at charleston. there's a fatality on the tracks, someone was struck and killed by train 103. so there's a bus bridge between san antonio and the palo alto station. a quick look at the golden gate bridge. continue with the theme of the wet roadways and you see all those clouds north. from the golden gate br

coming up, an unusual request from the oakland raiders. hear what the silver and black is asking their fans to jump in and do this morning. >>> welcome back, everyone. this is a live look from the northeast where folks are having to line up for hours just to try to get gas. they sit idle there with their cars having to push them in. a lack of electricity in some areas, a lack of food and water, but red cross even coming in this weekend to give out the meal rationing programs and some bottled water to the folks. they're just having a tough go of it. it's 5:24 right now. >>> the oakland raiders need help from fans this morning. the team needs to sell 85% of its tickets to home games in order to ensure no blackout. now, as of this morning the team has more than 10,000 tickets short. the nfl gave them a one-day extension. if they don't reach it by today the game on sunday will not be televised. this will be the first game in two seasons to get blacked out. >>> r2d2 may soon help kids learn their abcs. there's new word george lucas will take the

along the san mateo coast, it is over to oakland right now. and you can see the radar beam, national weather service in monterey, joe valley picked up a couple of downpours and our system is on the way and it will take awhile to get here, late tonight into tomorrow morning and if you don't have the clouds and the wind you will have it developing and this system should be out of here and done. winds are already developing and moat of this rain will be to the north. so it is kind of a cloudy windy day and it will be dry except there is really thick fog out to the north. >>> time is 6:51, they are giving hostess a little more time to keep their company alive, hostess bakers will be meeting again today and this time a federal mediator will be in on the talks. they say there has to be some progress today and if not they will return to court to ask for permission to liquidate. >>> we want to show you the big board, this is after a big rally yesterday. keep an eye on apple stock this morning. right now it is file for $67 a share when you tall them it

our cameras caught him being driven into the oakland jail. lice say williams was later released and does not face any charges at this time. >>> here's a surveillance video of one of the men suspected in that assault. police say they want to find him. they say that the men stole the victim's cell phone and then took off on foot. >>> the u.s. postal service released a statement that they say beat a pile. the incident happen on sandy bridges court. residents in the area were warned that they were at risk for identity theft. >>> california posted stronger than expected job gains last month. as a result the jobless rate ticked a bit lower. the unenemployment rate jumped to 10.1%. >>> here in the bay area the unemployment rate remains less than average. solano county has the highest therm -- highest average personality of 10.1. >>> intended to lock construction of the high speed rail lines through the central valley. a group of farmers had filed a lawsuit to host construction. the rail authority did not conduct an environmental review. the state is

the museum staff will not confirm exactly what was taken. reporting from oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police tell us they made one arrest but they do not consider that person their main suspect. >>> men armed with pick axes and dressed as ninjas robbed the california mining and mineral museum. investigators followed lead and today they arrested two men. so far authorities are not saying the the gold was recovered. >>> a cafe is now charging customers a fee for sitting at a table. seventy eighty cafe are now charging customers who want to sit for an extended amount of time. >> it's not something irrational. it's not like we're asking for $20 a day. >> reporter: workers at the cafe seven eighty say so far customers have been very understanding. if someone does not spend $5 they're asked to get their order to go. >>> the merchants association says an explosion of high end restaurants is pushing up rents and crowding out other businesses such as grocery and hardware stores. >>> a rash of bicycle thefts in one part of the bay area. the statistics w

. >> san jose, rob fladeboe come >> the oakland police officers to the union is criticizing the department's leadership that, as a judge gets ready to decide weather to hand over control of the force to federal this is from may 2003 misconduct settlement. when a rookie officer accused four veteran officers, known as " the writer's " of beating suspects, planting drugs, and making unjustified arrests. >> not to adjust to the police department accountability needs to be objective for the entire system. we're talking about elected officials on down to this is a nine or 10 year old process to get compliance. and to think that any police officer, or the ran rank of a police officer is really misguided. nobody has said that but certainly that is the implication what we did not want to do was leave those allegations, suggestions and non-answered. it is our his answer and responsibility to stand up for the honor, the integrity that work in the most difficult city in america. they're understaffed. there out demand. they're outgunned. and it is not meet their out - manned and is a war zone if you look

. >> julie, graffiti is a huge problem in the city of oakland. take a look at it yourself. this entire side of the building has been defaced but today the city council members and business owners took the first step at combating the problem. you can see graffiti almost everywhere you look. an eyesore to many especially the owner of mido a new restaurant near jack london square. >> we selected the color because we wanted to kind of beautify this corner. it's bad enough we get a lot of trash that's dumped here on the side. >> reporter: silvi kwra mccollow and her husband opened the restaurant two years ago, since then they have spent a lot of money painting over the graffiti. >> being a brand new restaurant we're just struggling to you know, stay afloat inside. we're focusing on the restaurant. >> a lot of graffiti goes up and takes a lot of time, kind of messes up the neighborhood i feel like a little bit. but we end up painting over it a couple of times a month. >> reporter: business owners feel like they're at the mercy of the taggers and now the

the past couple of nights. looking at low 50s for livermore, san jose. warm spots are oaklandncisco right now in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow morning wake up to 52 in san francisco going for that ely morning jog in redwood city, 46 in san jose, 46 degrees. high deaf doppler completely dry but boy do we have a change coming. the rain will arrive on friday between now and then we have high pressure still in control for one more day but will be moving out. right on the northern fringe of things. if you were in marin county today, mostly cloudy in san jose and monterey mostly sunny. will be once again tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, and actually because of the storm system well off to the west we're getting more of a southerly flow so a rain system is actually helping us be sunny and warm. low pressure wins the battle in the sky. it's going to start raining on friday. it will rain friday, saturday, sunday. i'm running off fingers, monday, and tuesday. a lot of rain fall moving into the bay area. five straight days with the rain chance it begins on friday. tomorrow, wednesday, beaut

and already in talks with the lme the sheriff's department and the oakland police department. and the alameda sheriff's department. the oakland police is already going to have 120 new police officers in the academy that there will not be ready for a least one more here. reporting live, reggie kumar, kron 4 news pu >>pam: if a criminal suspect his lawyer says about this police actions. and fate. grocery store is walking the picket lines the sticking points that cause them to go on strike, ahead. plus, if you have a friend, family member that is a gamer you might want to not see them for a few weeks. the most anticipated gain from 2012 is on the market. the most anticipated video game -- 'v >>pam: this bay area man is suing the police department of martina's after a police confrontation he was tazed. it was at this gas station where the say he was not needed to be they had a warrant for his police as they had a warrant for his arrest for a domestic violence. you can see on this video, he dropped to both knees and said something to the officers but then he got hit with 10,000 v. h

our cameras caught him being driven into the oakland jail. lice say williams was later released and does not face any charges at this time. >>> here's a surveillance video of one of the men suspected in that assault. police say they want to find him. they say that the men stole the victim's cell phone and then took off on foot. >>> the u.s. postal service released a statement that they say beat a pile. the incident happen on sandy bridges court. residents in the area were warned that they were at risk for identity theft. >>> california posted stronger than expected job gains last month. as a result the jobless rate ticked a bit lower. the unenemployment rate jumped to 10.1%. >>> here in the bay area the unemployment rate remains less than average. solano county has the highest therm -- highest average personality of 10.1. >>> intended to lock construction of the high speed rail lines through the central valley. a group of farmers had filed a lawsuit to host construction. the rail authority did not conduct an environmental review. the state is

the nimitz, 880 through oakland, this looks good from the oakland coliseum towards downtown.vernight roadwork is gone. that is traffic. back to you guys. >>> black friday is a thing. past. it seems the future is black thursday. more and more stores are opening their doors on thanksgiving day but one california employee says enough, already. and she is now trying to get others to stand with her. casey st. clair launches an online petition to her part time employer target. she wants retail workers to get to spend the holiday with their families. >> i want to keep thanksgiving as a day where the stores are crossed people get to spend time with families. i'll probably get fired. >> she already has some 200,000 petition signatures but target isn't backing down. its new commercial points out that black friday will start thursday night at 9:00 sharp in their stores. so we are asking today, how do you feel about shopping on thanksgiving night? dot com. rale comment on facebook or twitter, or email us at mornings@cbs5.com >>> meanwhile, raley workers are back on the job happy to be, t

the seem who supervise the cops, everyone in the city of oakland. who manages that police department? >> the police union says it is not advocating they be put under federal control but they could happen if they don't reach an agreement by december 13. >>> $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading leading to the arrest of a suspect in a violent crime spree that left one dead and a police officer injured. police say the suspect is armed and dangerous. kron 4's rob fladeboe has more. >> parked here. probably just going about his business on a friday night and these guys come up, seeing his car he was in. bmw, 23-inch rims, you know, and decided that they would take his car. >> reporter: he fought back tears as he visited a memorial here where his nephew was shot and killed friday night. the victim of an attempted carjacking. >> he was an innocent victim doing what we have done many times, stopping at a store for a soda, coffee, snack, whatever. and he lost his life doing so. >> reporter: at a news conference police and the mayor announced

the peninsula, and oakland, san jose. with delays in the morning but later morning early afternoon things are going to clear out. improving conditions for the rest of wednesday evening with clearing skies. temperatures, it is not going to be a cold storm. temperatures in the 60s and for of the entire bay area. again, clearing for the afternoon. the good news is that the rainfall coming in from overnight will press through. and we should not see that many airport delays. if you're going to the road? perhaps wait until the early afternoon. through the sierras, some pretty buncsome-wind with and snowfall only at the highest elevations. however, the rain, the wind expected. taking a look at our small bomb ski resort, kirkwood, but none of them have reported any new snowfall. it is going to be mainly rainfall. the sierras. rainfall, dreyer sunshine and even on thanksgiving. friday, the storm is only impacting that thanksgiving if you are traveling. and if you are going to be traveling in or out but it should be smooth sailing.

the scene. there is no word on arrest or possible motive. this is oakland's 109th homicide of the year. there were 102 this time last year. >>> also in oakland, police are looking for a drunk driver who sent two people to the hospital in a hit-and-run this afternoon. a woman was putting items in the trunk of her car when she was struck on 105th avenue. some people nearby tried to keep the man from driving off. >> he was trying to get out of the car and he got mad and tried to swing on one of us. >> both people were taken to the hospital with leg injuries. the driver took off. the police found the sedan blocks away but the driver was gone. >>> an accident involving two police officers in southern california and injured five people. it was in alta dena. a spokes certain said a helicopter was landing when it clipped another helicopter trying to take off. police say none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. federal aviation investigators will look into the accident into police in santa cruz have arrested a man in connection with a homicide last night. body of a 51-year-old transien

southbound 13 is closed southbound between broadway terrace and thorn hill drive in the oakland hills. the nimitz looks good. mass transit still on time, no delays. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> this morning, the san jose police bomb squad detonated a pipe bomb found in a car that officers had pulled over. the ordeal began on the city's north side just before 9:00 last night at north first and may trick boulevard. traffic it was blocked in the area for hours as investigators checked the suspicious device. driver is now in custody and the area is once again open to traffic. >>> another arrest in the torching of a muni bus. the suspected vandals were caught in pictures and video setting the bus on fire after the giants won the world series. the post led to one arrest last week. yesterday police arrested 19- year-old nicholas hudson of daly city. he will face felony charges including vandalism and arson. police are still looking for more suspects. >>> 4:37 now. some people who live in the oakland hills are now taking action after a rash of home burglaries and even s

you've heard the stories. oaklanders know them all by heart. >> a lot of the violence, the gang stuff. some of the drug wars. >> when i tell my friends who don't know anything about it that i live in oakland they think of guns. >> a lot of the perceptions are just that. and when people come experience it they're fans for life. >> that's the point of a new campaign by visit oakland meant to headlight what's great about this city. the slogan, well the writing is on the wall. >> oak land, to know it is to love it. >> the city with a bad reputation in a good light. >> for everything that you would ever say negative about oakland i can say ten positives. >> and who better to help than a famous oaklander in the midst of re inventing his own image. rapper mc hammer lives in tracy now but he's an oakland native. he made a big splash on last night's american music awards. >> we couldn't have timed it better. >> on the cusp of a come back that you could compare to oakland's own renaissance. >> it's our time. oak land is having a r

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elsewhere the nimitz, this is 880 through oakland, the oakland coliseum is there in the distance. southbound 880 is still moving fine towards oakland airport actually continues to look good past 238 and all the way down into hayward. elsewhere a quick south bay check. southbound 880 approaching bascomb. you may find various lanes blocked. they are doing some ongoing roadwork across that stretch but coming through downtown san jose 280 guadalupe parkway and 101, so far free and clear. mass transit nothing to note. this is what to know if you want to use mass transit so far on this monday morning. two thumbs up! good to go. that's your "timesaver traffic." traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> federal investigators today plan to interview the driver of a parade float that was hit by a train while crossing tracks in west texas. four military veterans were killed in last week's accident in midland. the truck was the second of two parade floats filled with wounded war veterans. the first had successfully cleared the tracks. parade organizers

oakland grown. this supports 50 local businesses and the use of oakland grown gift cards. th the merchants and the city will benefit. >> oaklanders spend $28 million in gift cards. $28million. so if we all maybe some of those gift cards as oakland grown cards think about what that would do for our local community? >> those cards can be used as dozens of parks. >>> ahead -- oakland as manager just talking to reporters after receiving a special honor. >> ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing a brand new medicare prescription drug plan. it's called the aarp medicarerx saver plus plan from unitedhealthcare. and it's for people who want the lowest part d premium in the united states... only $15 a month. and copays could be as low as a dollar. so call unitedhealthcare now to enroll or learn more. with this plan, you can save 40% or more on your copays by using a preferred network pharmacy, like walgreens. for example, a network copay of $4 becomes a preferred network copay of $1 when you fill your prescription at any of the 8,000 convenient walgreens locations. so call and enroll toda

police department personnel as they evaluate crime statistics within the city of oakland. >> reporter: officer sam morgan says his officers will respond to a variety of calls from burglaries to domestic battery. >> within the level and scope of our training and ability, handle the call or turn it over to the police department for them to handle. >> reporter: a timetable has not been set on how long this collaboration will last, but in the past, they have gone on for about 90 day, then the situation is evaluated to see if more time is necessary. >>> oakland police search for a gunman on the loose who shot and killed a store owner. police san vassed international boulevard as community neighbors mourn the death of wilbur-bartly. he was a beloved figure in the community well known for his generosity. >> my father was an amazing man. [ crying ] >> he did things that he did not have to do, he did them without question, without reason. he just did. he gave continuously. ly without a second thought. if he felt it was going to help you in any way, he would do that. if someone could take his l

for kelly takes over the streets of oakland to jeff pierce tells us about the crowd. oakland police- brutality. >> no justice! no peace. among hundreds of people marched through downtown oakland bringing voice to their claims of police brutality. the march and rally at oakland city hall was without violence and the arrests and while it was a peaceful demonstration it was not without a great voices from those who spoke to the crowd. >> we are here to tell you 0 pd bet we are not going away. you we are not afraid to stand up to you. you can keep murder and does the we will stand up and fight until we get justice for alan bluford. >> the family of 18 year-old hele--alan bluford is the latest high-profile death at

the crowd. oakland police- brutality. >> no justice! no peace. among hundreds of people marched through downtown oakland bringing voice to their claims of police brutality. the march and rally at oakland city hall was without violence and the arrests and while it was a peaceful demonstration it was not without a great voices from those who spoke to the crowd. >> we are here to tell you 0 pd bet we are not going away. you we are not afraid to stand up to you. you can keep murder and does the we will stand up and fight until we get justice for alan bluford. >> the family of 18 year-old hele--alan bluford is the latest high-profile death at the hands of oakland police have made his case a focal point. >> this test for my family out. this is something that is devastating for the family and as a community. it's hard but it's even harder when justice is not coming your way. >> alan is not here and we adjusted the six month anniversary of his death. >> this movement is going to take more of us coming together

there is the information. oakland museum of california. runs through december 9th. is the information correct on this? thank you very much. >> hope to see through too. >> up next on "comunidad del valle" -- los sensuntless. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ too bad the guys aren't here we're clear. ok, swarm! swarm! hello [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies. let the making begin >>> npr called them the little factory of culture. we're talking about los cenzontles. we're honored to be joined here on "comunidad del valle" by the founder, eugene rodriguez. say los cenzontles 15 times if you will. >> les cenzontles. it's not as hard as it looks. >> we're talking about cultura. this is part of that cultura. >> the cenzontle is a very significant symbol for us. it's the bird of 400 voices. and it's a word in atwatl. we call ourselves cenzontles which translates to morkingbird because it listens to the songs o

the incident occurred here at the terminal 2 security checkpoint at the oakland international airport. authorities say 49-year-old jeffrey mcgann a 49-year-old resident of rancho palos verdes was trying to board a home to l.a.x. when attempted to pass through the security checkpoint with a suspicious watch. >> the watch had on it a toggle switch, a series of fuses, series of wires protruding from it, a circuit board, and the watch itself, which was on incorrect time. >> reporter: it wasn't just the watch that drew the attention of authorities. it was also mcgann's overall behavior and an unusual alteration to his boots. >> they also had what appeared to be a homemade cavity in there. and he was very evasive on everything that he was doing. >> reporter: while no actual explosives were found on mcgann, nor in his luggage, authorities say there's no question he was carrying potentially dangerous materials. >> as a triggering device, absolutely. absolutely. obviously he was missing a couple of things along the way. >> reporter: passengers were alarmed to hear of the security scare but say

san francisco, 58 for oakland. 57 fairfield and the afternoon low 60s. 64 for san jose today. 61 oakland rose a. the extended forecast, the weekend in view. starting this morning. morning showers, followed by a break in the afternoon. the evening rain will be back with storm number two. scattered showers in the forecast and then drying out. sunday afternoon, monday looks good. tuesday an evening chance for rain and it'll carry over into wednesday morning. temperatures on the cool side. low 60s in the forecast. a detailed look at your timeline for the weekend with my future rain fast method if el. >> making dash for hostess. how some are trying to make money off them. >> first a live look outside. that's the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza also setting traffic, people have their headlights on. several crashes reported. it's 8:42. be careful. and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. and tastes great! mary gshe also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a

the '60s and oakland. your afternoon highs and walkie to the timing of the storm and my next report. >> cal train it continues to experience major delays. northbound and southbound continue to single track through palo alto. there is a pedestrian fatality single tracking. the bay bridge and the westbound ride with traffic heading into the toll plaza is so backed up even coming from the nimitz freeway. the drive time is running about 19 minutes because the stall is just clearing from west of the metering lights. the total drive time out of oakland now in downtown san francisco should run you about 30 to 35 minutes. including the back of the bay bridge. >> workers at the port of oakland are on strike this morning. will tran is live there to talk about how this could affect people who are watching and will be shopping this week. >> look behind me here is all you need to know. the trucks are parked at here for as far as we are up we could possibly see. this is one of many entrances. the longer they are parterr

fighting violence on the streets of oakland. eavy rainfall at times and in the mountains, snowfall and a lot of it falling for those people going towards lake tahoe. jacqueline bennett is tracking this. jacqueline? >> we are continuing to see showers at this time. the stormtracker 4 with spotty showers. and towards the north bay and along the coast and bodega bay and the peninsula. pierre menlo park and palo alto and east palo alto. the heavier rainfall and east palo alto. heavier rainfall towards union city. and over the 880 right now. the satellite, with a spotty showers as we go overnight the main band of rainfall is this. you can see that it is fragmented. it is not that organized but that is what brought us the first round of rainfall. that spotty pattern indicates what we're going to see. shiner thundershowers and even snowfall through the sierras with heavy. at this hour. we will continue to see that tonight and tomorrow. we will time it out on futurecast and take a look at your weekend forecast, coming up. >>pam: kron 4 i

never a dull moment for the oakland police. today three officers were reunited with the baby boy they helped deliver. last friday they were called into action at a gas station. a woman in labor and a baby that could not wait. nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us with this incredible story. how did it go today? >> reporter: it was fantastic. we had three young strong oakland officers here all on the verge of tears, really. it happened at the eastmont station in oakland. a reunion of sorts with the baby's mom kimberly, the dad, barry, and the baby of the hour, 4-day-old nolan shell miller. mom told us today that she told dad she was having contractions when he came home around 6:30 friday night. they jumped into the family car, heading to kaiser hospital. they made it only to 98 avenue near the 580 freeway when dad was told to pull over. it just so happened three police officers happened to be there, and they say today that that was a blessing. >> it doesn't usually happen like that for a lot of moms. mostly moms get the opportunity

port workers have also walked off the job at oakland international airport. we have team coverage for you this morning. ktvu's christien kafton is at the port where workers are blocking some instances, but first we go to tara moriarty at the airport to find out if the strike is affecting holiday travel there. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. maximize the message. that's essentially what these workers are doing here at the terminals. they are scattered at every entrance visible to the hundreds of passengers headed inside to catch their flights. members of the service employees international union starting picketing last night at 9:30. they are not blocking passengers from getting in line or on their flights. they say they want people to enjoy their thanksgiving but at the same time understand what they are fighting for we don't want to disturb the public going and -- for. >> we don't want to disturb the public going. >> reporter: meanwhile, we've seen people -- they don't seem to mind that the folks have hit the picket line during the thanksgiving

members of seiu local 1020 started a picket line at the oakland airport yesterday. they'll expand it here today. that happening during the busy thanksgiving travel week. this involves electricians, plumbers and others. the workers are saying that they want the port to come back to the table to negotiate a contract. they have been without one for 17 months. they say the port hasn't been up front about its finances, that some of the leaders here are spending when they are being asked not to spend or ask for money. the port denies that saying that it is having its financial challenges. still, union officials say that they can shut down the shipping operations this morning. they plan to have workers at the gate within the next hour. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:06 right now. meteorologist christina loren, correct me if i'm wrong, i believe you were quoting some singer, carpenter, miss carpenter earlier. >> i'm a big fan. not a fan of cleaning the carpet by any means, let's not confuse the two. i was saying it's only just beg

the museum staff will not confirm exactly what was taken. reporting from oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police tell us they made one arrest but they do not consider that person their main suspect. >>> men armed with pick axes and dressed as ninjas robbed the california mining and mineral museum. investigators followed lead and today they arrested two men. so far authorities are not saying the the gold was recovered. >>> a cafe is now charging customers a fee for sitting at a table. seventy eighty cafe are now charging customers who want to sit for an extended amount of time. >> it's not something irrational. it's not like we're asking for $20 a day. >> reporter: workers at the cafe seven eighty say so far customers have been very understanding. if someone does not spend $5 they're asked to get their order to go. >>> the merchants association says an explosion of high end restaurants is pushing up rents and crowding out other businesses such as grocery and hardware stores. >>> a rash of bicycle thefts in one part of the bay area. the statistics w

after the occupy oakland encampments began the oakland p.d. aggressively rated them without warning brutalizing and arresting dozens of occupiers now as terrifying as it was the thing that gave me the most hope was seeing how the community reacted thousands of oakland residents peacefully march in the streets to protest the aggression from the oakland p.d. check this out. sorry that gentleman standing next to the soldier holding the veterans for peace is iraq war veteran scott olsen who was standing next to me and front of the police line moments later scott was critically injured after being shot at point blank range in the head with a tear gas canister now olson who served two tours in iraq as a u.s. marine protecting our so-called freedoms here in the u.s. suffered a fractured skull at the hands of the oakland police for simply trying to exercise the rights he fought to protect his case prompted an outpouring of sympathy from the community and galvanized thousands more toward the occupy movements cause so for putting your body on the line a

reporting live from the oakland airport. i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >> it is a bizarre case. thank you. >>> new details in a stunning investigation. a san francisco sheriff's deputy is on the wrong side of the law. he is accused of robbing a bank and it is caught on camera. we have the surveillance photo here of the crime. investigators say this man is deputy philip knowing tong. he handed a note demanding money and left with $1,700. >> the residents of san francisco expect their men in women in uniform to uphold the laws and serve and protect the community. the conduct of this defendant is deplorable. and there are going to be serious consequences for this. >> reporter: investigators say he was identified through the surveillance photos and fingerprints. he faces several felony robbery charges. the father of two lives in pacifica and recently filed for bankruptcy. >>> coming up, we investigate the next generation of air traffic control being tested here in the bay area. the investigative unit shows us why it could lead to the next g

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the decree grants morsi sweeping, new powers. >>> six killed in oakland during the thanksgiving holiday, from wednesday through just yesterday. oakland surpassed the 2011 homicide total on friday. new at 11:00 tonight, stephanie reports that it could be far worse. >> actions speak louder than words. >> reporter: his audience tonight, new parolees at a hayward halfway house. kevin grant connects with them because he used to be one of them. in and out of prison, like the college friends he grew up with in oakland. but kevin grant wants to rewrite that story. he left his last prison spent? 1989. since then, he's dedicated to combing the trouble spots in oakland. >> the crime in the hottest spots of the area is not as high as the overall oakland. >> reporter: grant has been a violence prevention coordinator for measure 1. oakland police recognize his efforts as vital. >> some of the work that kevin grant has done has been a way to bridge the relationship they need to be out there. >> we go in there. we don't give out any information. opd won't ask us for information. we're blessed to have t