you would bring a trespass act. >> heavens no.not this little thing that was put under car, not this invasion of their property interest, it's the monitoring the displays. >> the monitoring makes it meaningful. putting it on enables an. >> back to the justice salinas' question in a different way. suppose they could do this without ever committing the trespass. suppose that in the future all cars are going to have gps tracking systems and the police could essentially hacked into such a system without committing the trespass. with the constitutional issue we face be any different? >> as i assume, that is because manufacturers are doing our because congress has legislated. under each circumstance people would know that their privacy rights had been taken away. whether that would be possible to go through congress, i seriously doubt, but people would know in this particular case antoine jones had no idea whatsoever that his interest in that property was about to be deprived by the government in a meaningful way. unique data. when you

the five no trespassing signs were nailed up on saturday morning. the only other tidbit we know is the ap quote at students saying that ross actually broke up with his girlfriend this past summer, but friends at radford tell the news agency he never expressed any intention to commit violence. john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >> a takoma park man is fighting for his life after app attempted carjacking. this happened at a gas station on east west highway when a 19- year-old suspect tried to steal the man's porsche. police say when the man confronted the suspect, he saw inside his vehicle, he was stabbed. the suspect then took off in another car. investigators say police shot and killed the suspect when he attacked an officer who was pursuing him. >> she tased him and had no affect on the suspect. the suspect then attacked the officer. a fight began. the suspect gained control and on top of the officer, assaulting the officer when a second officer pulled up. demanded the suspect stop and defend the life of the officer that was in danger, he then utilized dea

that tension, you are trespassing. -- >> attention, you were trespassing. >> i am not sure many residents of california have much sympathy for those people. that brings today's program to a close, but get updates on our website at any time and see what we're working on. this code for facebook page. for all of us here at "bbc world news america," thank you for watching and have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. (george chattering excitedly) this program was made possible by: >> chuck e. cheese's, proud supporter of pbs kids, who know of all the things a kid can learn, one of the most important is learning to laugh. pbs kids, where a kid can be a kid. for over 90 years, stride rite's been there, from the first wobbly walk to the first day of school,

nobody was arrested and police cited them for misdemeanor trespassing and they gave everyone a chance to remove tents and leave. >> this is -- he didn't have identification. >> and now... you're looking live from sky 7 hd. and police just put an end to the latest occupy encampment. there was one arrest here. the rest now have been evicted from this property. and their tents from been pushed out. they've been given a answer to take their belongings. now, we're watching a standoff here. police are waiting for them to leave. >> and we'll continue to follow this for you on abc 7 news.com. a former chairman of the california republican party got a who go ahead fr a petition drive to put a measure on the ballot and mark mablg yus has plan and reaction. >> the measure is only a short paragraph in length but if a half a million californians sign on it will be a big deal on the november ballot. measure seeks to do away with so called sanctuary city that's don't require police to enforce immigration laws. it says local law enforcement will be required to comply with the direction from federal i

people were given citations for trespassing. we're live here in oakland for ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in walnut creek today, occupy protesters staged a low- key demonstration. the occupiers wore sandwich boards and marched in the crosswalk at north main. they said they were there to support the millions of americans who are unemployed, in poverty, and without health insurance. and they hope to raise the consciousness of people who shop and work in walnut creek. >>> police are planning to keep occupy protesters from disrupting the rose parade. organizers are urging supporters to bring large black and white signs criticizing corporations to monday's parade. protesters say they'll bring a 40-foot wide inflatable octopus to symbolize the grip corporations have on the political process. >>> hundreds, including activists from other parts of the country, are expected to target inside and outside campaign offices. organizers hope to disrupt the slew of campaign events. there are no plans to disrupt the actual voting process. >>> a man is

. >> this neighborhood really is going on the offensive against traffic and trespassing. your typical residence verses city council. this is hollywood. >> you expect the public when you live next to a park. you live next when iconic sign. people will say, i want to live next to the hollywood sign. >> it is all about access to the hollywood sign. this is fantastic access. up here is where all the tourists really want to go to. they cannot. we are here because we got special permission. these letters have been built to withstand an earthquake. whatever happens, the route was set to go on for very long time. >> you're trespassing. >> bbc news, los angeles. >> finally, if you were offered a free ceremony and even a free banquet, and also complimentary gift, would that make it more likely that you be prepared to marry? apparently, it seems to be the case in colombia. 97 police officers in the country taking part in a free wedding ceremony. it is a tradition in colombia. it can only happen if one of the members getting married is a police officer. this is "bbc news." >> make se

after a trip to the hospital, he was cited for trespassing. last week he was part of a group that jumped from the weta to youer in arlington. all five people in that base judge with tried for trespassing. >> blake stroud faces several burglary and attempted burglary charges. police say he went on a vandalism spree on south king street in downtown leesburg. he broke into the coolly gallery and stole a computer and a cash register, then smashed windows of two nearby businesses. >> a police officer was injured during a fight today at the occupy d.c. encampment. officers were responded to a reported assault at mcpherson square. the officers encountered a grouch people who appeared drunk when they arrived. a taser was used to subdue one of the suspects. >> a five alarm fire keeps firefighters at bay in san francisco. >> we'll hear from a woman who jumped from the roof of her burning house into the arms of a neighbor. >> they broke the rules but saved a life and today >>> john edwards says he's been diagnoyiniagnosed with a serioul condition but he

the five no trespassing signs were nailed at the door of their driveway this morning. the only other tid bit that we know is the ap quoting a student saying that ross ashley broke up with a girlfriend this past summer. friends at radford said the news aim si that he never actually hinted at violence. i best we're going to have to find out -- i guess we're going to have to find out more if police ever figure out why. >> thousands of people gathered on the virginia tech campus last night to remember officer crowles. there was a cage-of-candlelight vigil and then a moment of silence. they came to show appreciation for the sacrifice he made. >>> a fox 5 news alert in maryland. police are on the scene of an officer-involved shooting in takoma park. it happened near rigs and metsarate road. we are live from adelphi with details tonight. audrey? >> reporter: i'm at the scene that you mentioned at riggs road in al delphi, maryland. take a look at some of the video that we have been able to get since we arrived here. we believe that the victim of this police-involved shooting w

after a trip to the hospital, morgan was cited for trespassing.his is his second brush with the law in less than a week. he was part of the group that jumped from the weta radio tower in arlington. a woman was seriously injured in that jump when her parachute got stuck in a tree and she fell to the ground. all five involved in last week's stunt have also been charged with trespassing. >>> it could be a very disappointing christmas if you're waiting for a gift that you ordered online from best way. turns out that gift may be arrive after all. the company says it's canceling some online orders because of what it's calling an overwhelming demand for some products. it's alerting those customers of this problem just days before christmas and right in the middle of hanukkah. some of those orders were placed back in november. best buy isn't the only retailer with egg on its face. upscale department store barn barney's says some of its online orders were cancelled because of technical glitches. >> guess i'm not going to get that super size tv my kids were

do you deny that it is a trespass?t had a ready of -- >> but the owner of the can at the time it was installed consented, and that is not this case. there is no consent by the honor of the property to which this device was fitted. in fact, it was done surreptitiously. >> but there was no consent to the owner of the can once he acquired it to have it contained of foreign item installed by the government. >> that doesn't make it a trespass. >> will discord about. >> it may be as the key thing to do, but every sneaky thing is not just passed. >> this court thought that it was a technical trespass and said that made no difference because the purpose of the fourth amendment is to protect privacy interests. many fall into appearances, not to cover all technical trespasses. >> the privacy rationale of this not expanded pinero's in some respects. >> the changes it. and i think the case that most clearly illustrates the distinction between trespass and fourth amendment protection is oliver versus united states. the case that we

they were cited for trespassing during the recent trespassing. three have agreed to accept the city's deal. >>> they are investigating two new robberies on muny buses. the latest happened over the weekend when a man tried to steal a cell phone and wallet from a passenger. craig has more on these crimes. >> reporter: it happened last tuesday on board a bus and we are still learning details of where along the line and the condition of the victim. he spent six days later on board a bus and published report says a 30-year-old robbed an old man that was just three days ago, according to the report, the victim chased the suspects, the suspects confronted the man knocking him to the ground taking his cell phone and didn't get on the bus. that 20-year-old was robbed of a cell phone in and -- a cell phone and they hope to have more information about it to you a little later. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:04, criminal charges will be filed against a girl who sparked a massive search after she went missing. she was arrested yesterday on s

those arrested are charged with trespassing. >>> president obama and bill clinton joined forces to push more energy efficient office buildings. the president used the backdrop announce a $4 billion upgrade buildings across the country. is expanding at national airport. the discount airline has bought additional landing rights at both d.c. and look korea in new york. operate about nine daily flights out of reagan. no word yet on destinations. >>> smart phones, clothing, hot black friday.on so were firearms. they do believe of first-timeot buyers and women. >>> some major work planned on metrorail this weekend. you where you will to take a bus instead of the train. >> things are looking pretty for the weekend. >> georgetown is still reveling its win. the nba to adopt a new, but shorter season very soon. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum.... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... w

and forgive us the trespass as we forgive those who trespass against us.ask for everything else and expect that god is going to give it to us. and jesus said, be forbegin as you forgive. we all ask for forgiveness. and it is one of the reasons why the celebration of christmas. and get the confession. knon none of us are perfect. and we come to christmas day. and a contrite heart. we have a christmas message. and i would wish everyone of the viewers the peace of knowing that god is with us. christmas is all about christ. and we realize that. it is and joy and recognition. my wish is that this is a truly blessed peace of peace and love. merry christmas to you, sir. same to you. up next, there is no holiday with republicans running hard in iowa. which candidates have the late iowa. which candidates have the late momentum in the caucus. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... ...by keeping my airways open... ...a full

he was cited for trespassing. the people of annapolis are getting an early christmas present today. the final tears of the scaffolding are coming down bringing an end to the makeover that began in the summer. the entire dome has a new coat of paint. even the lightning rod atop the structure has been given a once over. it is the eve of christmas eve and the holiday travel rush begins there. nearly 92 million people are estimated to hit the roads. that is an increase over last year. the holiday travel season runs today through january 2. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what are your holiday plans? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercoolewbaltv.com. 386 children who may not have been so lucky will now have toys and presents on christmas morning. inside our bags are toys and even bicycles donated for the cause. every family that came received a turkey. it took five days to get all those donations together. 45 degrees on tv hill. another reason to add that fished to your diet. and who benefits the most.

. >>> the five no trespassing signs were nailed up on saturday morning. the only other tidbit we know the ap quotes the students at rad ford university saying ross ashley broke up with his girlfriend this past summer, but friends at rad ford tells the news agency he never expressed any intention to commit violence. fox 5 news. >>> funeral arrangements are set for officer cause his family will receive friends at a funeral home in christians burg today 3 to 8:00 p.m. service tomorrow noon to 2 at castle coliseum. >>> tacoma park man fighting for his life after a robbery and attempted carjacking this happened yesterday afternoon at a gas station new hampshire avenue and east west highway a 19-year-old tried to steal the man's porsche. the victim was stabbed when he confronted the suspect police shot and killed the suspect when he attacked an officer. >>> she tased him it had know effect on the suspect suspect then attacked the officer, a fight began the suspect gained control was on top of the officer assaulting the officer when a second officer pulled up de

occupiers are literallial trespassers and gangs was thugs barging in banks or homes that they don't own. they have no right to be there. it paves the way as pointed out the daily sort of occupiations that we see. >> tracey would you want your occupy protestors to occupy home. >> go home already. look, if they are out of control. they want people back in homes and if i go to look at a home and there is protestor in there i am not interested in buying the home. they are going to end up hurting that which they think they are helping. >> sally, you think that will hurt the housing recovery. >> no, they help it. east new york has the highest close - forecloser rate. homeowners are losing 78 billion in the value on their homes because of the bank owned foreclosed homes. we bailed out wall street and not helping them in their homes. >> wayne, what about the value of the property. they ended up on the bank's books because people lost their yobbs. ra. >>> and an occupied dwelling is better. whether it is occupied by machine legally or illegallyy. it is raising the economic question. and whether

you have to stay hidden, which means you know, you're pretty much trespassing. >> at night, young runaways sneak into abandoned buildings or camp in the woods at risk of being attacked by others on the streets or being arrested. >> staying in construction zones, eating at shelters, not staying at the shelters because there's a lot of people that do drugs there and i just don't want to be in that scene. >> anthony spends his days in jacksonville's downtown public library, formerly an aircraft mechanic in the marine corps, he was discharged a few months shy of his full enlistment. >> i got out of the marine corps because i just really didn't want to be in anymore doing what i was doing. so i kind of whined and cried until i either got my way or they kicked me out. and, well, they kicked me out. >> his father was a marine, so the family moved around a lot. >> it was kind of a rough childhood. a lot of it was my fault. and when i went into the military, our relationship got better, but since i got out, honestly, we haven't talked at all. i don't think i could face him yet. i want to be able to

. >> the five no trespassing signs were nailed up on saturday morning. the only other tidbit we know is the ap quote is saying that ross ashley broke up with his girlfriend this past summer, but friends at radford tell the news agency he never expressed any intention to commit violence. john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> things getting ugly at tonight's republican presidential debate. while the candidates started out positive, talking about their plan to get the economy growing again, the tone changed early on during an exchange between front runner, newt gingrich and romney. romney repeated his message, calling the former house speaker a career politician and gingrich took issue with that. >> let's be candid. the only reason you didn't become a career politician is because you lost to teddy kennedy in 1994. >> wait a second. wait a second. >> gingrich also stirred up trouble for himself right before the debate when he told a jewish cable channel that palestinians are an invented people and are really arabs who chose not to live elsewhere. joining me now wit

yesterday, though, officers posted signs on the building declaring that any trespassers are violating state law. >>> it is now 5:04. power outages caused by strong winds are still affecting thousands here in northern california. here are the latest numbers of customers without power in the bay area. two others. fortunately everyone >>> wind whipped flames destroyed a home in livermore. that fire spread to two other homes. fortunately everyone got out safely. elsewhere there was no bart service south of hayward for about two hours yesterday. a train hit a downed tree or branched that fell on the tracks. trains were blocked in both directions until around 1:00. >>> the worst windstorm in ages prompted a state of emergency in l.a. county. those santa ana winds blew down this huge try on a shell gas station. this is pasadena. what a mess. some of the wind gusts in the san gabriel mountains were clocked at nearly 100 miles per hour. hundreds of thousands of southern california homes and businesses remain in the dark. >> are these winds normal is it. >> it's extreme. it's beginning to calm

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he said they were trespassing. now the bodies were discovered back in 1971. he is now 77 years old and has been diagnosed with dementia. >>> after a few years they may finally have a break-in the so called geeser case. this time police say he left a clue on his way out. investigators found a day planner in the parking lot of bank of america. police found it after a die pack exploded when he was making his get away. >> i think it created enough of a division -- the die pack created enough of a diversion for him to drop his day planner and other items he was holding. >> tis guess wise is -- disguise is making him look older. a $25,000 reward is available for any information leading to his arrest. >>> they are meeting to discuss the plan to build a new stadium at hunt terrible's point. darn hunter's point. last week they -- hunter's point. last week they worked out a deal and three banks have pledged $850 million. the rest of the money could come from possibly redevelopment funds and a hotel tax. this season the 49ers have gone from one of the worst to one of th

one man was arrested. 14 others were cited for trespassing and then released. >>> police in two peninsula cities want to remind people celebrating the new year should not include using illegal fireworks. they plan to use shot technology this year. a special police unit in east pal low although will also control them. anyone caught and convicted of firing a weapon in the air could face up to three years in prison. the court will decide if the state can legally take $1.7 billion to close the gap. crews in san jose and union city both filed a suit claiming it violates prop 22 state lawmakers and the governor argued the legislature has final say on all funding. you can tune in to the news at 11:00. good morning. it's 4:36. i had to open my bedroom window. you know about that. >> i had to do the same thing. this morning in san francisco you can turn et off all together. we have so many clouds trapping in the warmth. take a look at temperatures in the north bay. what a difference. 49 degrees in santa rosa. but a pretty fair amount of cloud cover. five degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in san jos

after a trip to the hospital, morgan was cited for trespassing. this is morgan's second brush with the law in less than a week. he was part of the group that jumped from the weta radio tower in arlington. a woman was seriously injured in that jump when her parachute got stuck in a tree. all five people involved in last week's stunt were also charged with trespassing. >>> the washington nationals have another powerful arm in their starting pitching rotation. they acquired gio gonzalez from the oakland a's in exchange for four minor leaguers. the left-handed gonzalez is an all-star pitcher who has a career e.r.a. under 4.00. several other teams were hoping to land him, including the boston red sox. >>> and georgetown remains one of the hottest basketball teams in the country right now. the hoyas beat memphis 70-59 last night at the verizon center. this was actually the second time georgetown beat memphis. two teams squared off last month in the maui invitational. the hoyas are now 10-1 on the season and rank 16th in the country in the latest ap poll

property and they are not going to do anything unless the owners come forward and ask for the "trespassers to be removed." the occupiers say they weren't able to find tax assessment records of this land so they don't know hot owners are. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the occupy movement has set up camp in iowa where the republican presidential caucus is set for next tuesday. occupiers want to turn the vote into what they call a raucous caucus planning protests at candidate events and polling stations. organizers say they want to an individual the homeless and violent aspects and concentrate and change. gop candidates are fanning out around the state today. >>> broken water main causing a mess but not loss of service. 4:30 this morning crews were notified of a break at the intersection of william and leonard drive. crews found a broken 12 inch main that is near a middle school, it was not damaged crews are cleaning up, no estimate on when the pipe is going to be fixed. >>> san francisco giants say they are ready for a fight to a's out of the south bay for months the a's have been pushing f

some refused and dozens of folks were arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest.ors set up an encampment. 10s of thousands of people mouring in the moscow square. they are protesting electionn fraud and marching against putin and his party. protest breaking out in other cities. and they want freedom for anyone arrested it is the largest show of public anger in the count reap since the collapse of the soviet union. see you at 1:00 eastern. back to forbes on fox. >> lots of american companies ar desperately seeking to fill high paying jobs with foreigners. despite millions of americans looking for work. vickk toria you think lettting in more foreigners will help create jobs in the u.s.. here is the flip side, explain. >> absolutely. it sounds counter intuitive, but when you talk to people in the start ups that have been formed by foreigners who went throughh elaborate dances with our imigrationn official to stay here. they were on a tourist vista and have to go back and forth between the home country and united states. they are creating more jobs than you can argue

all five are charged with trespassing.here's no word on the condition of the woman that was injured. >>> the man accused of trying to assassinate president barack obama will be back for a detention hearing. a judge ruled he is competent to stand trial without any more evaluations. prosecutors asked for more extensive tests, but a judge denied the request. a preliminary psychiatric screening already found ortega hernandez competent. he is accused of firing an assault rifle at the white house last month. president obama was out of town at the time. >>> now to decision 2012. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney is expected to pick up another endorsement today. nbc news confirms that illinois republican senator mark kirk will formally endorse romney. he's the highest ranking republican elected in illinois. illinois will hold its presidential primary on march 20th. >>> other presidential candidates like rick perry and michel michele bachmann are crisscrossing iowa on bus tours. she did take time off the campaign trail to

officers issued written and verbal orders to leave the property. 14 people were issued citations for trespassing. one protester could not be cited because of lack identification. >>justine: americans are hopeful that overall 60% described 2011 as a bad year. more than twice as many said it was a good year. cochran >>mark: the museum of modern art is moving on with expansion plans. expansion plans are already up for approval. >>reporter: when they first moved into their current facilities if the museum housed 12,000 works. since then, the collection has doubled in size and attendance has tripled. that is why the new gallery is needed. it will connect to the rear of the museum. once the new building is open they will have 130,000 square feet of space to enhance exhibit's expand educational programs for. one of the architects says the design response to the unique physical and urban terrain of san francisco. some have mixed feelings about how it is going to look. in >> i imagined it to be a unique building. as a tourist from far away, i would see this building immediately and recognize it is the mu

the supreme court created a trespass doctrine. it said the government needed a warrant if they physically trespassed on your property. the market of surveillance when to non-respiratory serve balance device. the supreme court pushed the industry into developing ways of surveillance that did not involve trespass, including the parabolic microphone. the government is engaged in massive amounts of surveillance. the supreme court handed down cats. that said the fourth amendment protects people and not places. that captured the moment. host: why is that important? guest: it treated the physical outline of your home. will was being protected was what the home represented, privacy. there was a test that was a major step forward for privacy. the government would now require a warrants to engage in psoralens whenever you had a reasonable expectation of privacy. that means that as it falls, the government -- your expectations fall. you have a downward spiral which we are in today. most of my students have low expectation of privacy outside

. >> the demonstrators are trespassing but it's not clear if they plan to remove the protestors by force. police in riot gear went to the building shortly after takeover but they decided to allow them to stay at least for now. >>> the labor department will release the november jobs report in the next hour. economists expect our report to show the country added between 125 and 150,000 jobs in the last month. that would be a gain from the 80,000 jobs added in october. but not enough to change the unemployment rate. stay with us here on the ktvu morning news we will bring you the new numbers when they come in at 5:30. >>> new numbers show the city's budgets deficit is much smaller. the $80 million deficit is more than half that number. now as a result, mayor chuck reid is calling off a tuesday vote for the city council to declare a fiscal emergency. however mayor reid also says that vote could still take place next year. >>> on capitol hill the from senate democrats that would tax the rich to extend the payroll tax cut is dead. senate republicans and democrats blocked that bill yesterday af

. >> you guys understand that you're violating 602.0 for trespassing. >> i know, i know that. >> the people inside say they have nowhere else to go but others disagree. >> this is someone's private property. and so now all the other business owners in santa cruz have to ask themselves if their private property is invaded can they count on the city to show up and to do something? >> reporter: police say they will not be goated into a confrontation with the demonstrators and say they have no immediate plans to make the group leave. >>> stay with us on ktvu.com. you will find the very latest on the occupy protest around the bay area. just click on occupy protests on our home page. >>> the san francisco fire department is being fined $21,000 for violations during a house fire that killed two firefighters. ktvu has obtained a cal-osha report and sites two fires that killed firefighters. one of the violations is what's being called the general violation. found the department had an ineffective illness prevention program. the second is more specific. it says firefighters did not keep commun

property and they are not going to do anything unless the owners come forward and ask for the "trespassers to be removed." the occupiers say they weren't able to find tax assessment records of this land so they don't know hot owners are. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the occupy movement has set up camp in iowa where the republican presidential caucus is set for next tuesday. occupiers want to turn the vote into what they call a raucous caucus planning protests at candidate events and polling stations. organizers say they want to an individual the homeless and violent aspects and concentrate and change. gop candidates are fanning out around the state today. >>> broken water main causing a mess but not loss of service. 4:30 this morning crews were notified of a break at the intersection of william and leonard drive. crews found a broken 12 inch main that is near a middle school, it was not damaged crews are cleaning up, no estimate on when the pipe is going to be fixed. >>> san francisco giants say they are ready for a fight to a's out of the south bay for months the a's have been pushing f

yesterday, officers posted signs on the building declaring that trespassers are violating the law. >>> officers tracked down a suspect wanted in the deadly shooting near the "occupy oakland" camp. they arrested a 20-year-old in lexington kentucky on sunday. the shooting happened after a fight broke out near the camp last month and someone shot coyote foster. >>> hiring is up, unemployment down, and investors are mighty happy about it. the slight dip in the unemployment rate caps a week of extraordinary gains for the u.s. markets. >> and tracking it all, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good afternoon, jason. >> reporter: grace and frank, i think we saw quite a few heads turn today when the unemployment rate came out dropping from 9% to 8.6%. the lowest that rate has been since march of 2009. that happened despite a net gain of 120,000 jobs in the economy. that was expected. and economists figured the unemployment rate would have stayed where it was at 9% so the takeaway from that is that fewer people were looking for work and that's why the rate dropped so much. but it is

at one mall the presale was canceled and a girl was arrested for trespassing at another mall. >>> it wasn't just here, the mayhem stretch from washington state to georgia. at a mall outside seattle police had to use pepper spray on customers who were fighting. >> i don't know. they -- just shoes. >> it was crazy. just all the people and the noise and all the police showing up and pepper spray and all that. >> in california gun shots rang out while people waited in line. nobody was hurt. >>> more charges against a fake driveway contractor that we first told you about in an investigation. baltimore county is now bringing charges against him. he has been charged in three other county was running an illegal driveway paving business here. he was charged yesterday for acting as a contractor without a license. the complaint isn't is an investigation with the home improvement commission that has been looking in to his operation since last spring. they heard from a dozen people saying they were low bald balled and then asked to pay thousands more. >>> the end of this year will see an end of a

we pray forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.nly other thing in the lord's prayer that's conditioned. when it comes to forgiveness, jesus says to us be forgiving as you forgive. we all, we all ask for forgiveness. it's one of the reasons why leading up to this wonderful celebration of christmas, we had advent as a reminder, get to church. get to confession and remind yourself that none of us are perfect. and when we come to this christmas day, we want to be able to bring as our gift not only faith, hope and love but a whole heart. >> do you have a christmas message for our viewers today? >> i would wish every one of the viewers the peace and the joy that comes with knowing god is with us. christmas is all about christ coming among us and god being with us, his name emanuel and when we realize that , there's a sense of peace and joy and the recognition each one of us is capable of manifesting that peace and love and joy in our hearts, in our families, in this world, so my wish is that this would be a blessed christmas of peace and

all five were charged with trespassing there.'s no word still on the condition of the woman injured. >>> the fbi apparently needs new headquarters. officials in maryland hope the agency will move to prince george's county. the maryland senator ben cardin has been working behind the scenes to try to make that happen. virginia and the district are also expected to try to compete for a new location for the fbi. the agency has been based at the j. edgar hoover building in washington for the past 37 years. it's looking for an updated building to carry out its counterterrorism and cyber crime divisi divisions. the estimated cost is $1.2 billion and be completed in 2020. >>> today the national zoo will announce a major gift to fund the giant panda program for 20 more years. fi ldavid rubenstein agreed to pay $2.5 million to keep the pandas here. the agreement with china stipulated one or both pandas could be traded for others if they could not breed. >>> tebow-mania is sweeping the nation, and two high school students are paying the pri

set up the new camp site on the empty church lot, the trinity church had asked protesters not to trespass on the property. but officials say a dozen people climbed on to the lots today. >>> and today, retailers cut prices, for super saturday, to help the bottom line, typically, super saturday is the saturday before christmas, but because that day falls on christmas eve, many stores are rolling out discounts soon, it appears many are waiting for them. the average shopper completed less than half of their shopping by december 14th. hayward city officials want you to spend your holiday shopping dollars in their city. and they're putting their money where their mouth is, if you spend more than 100 there tonight or tomorrow you can get a special gift bag. the offer is good for the first 150 people to show their receipts at city hall on monday morning. the gift bag includes two free movie tickets, a southland mall gift card, and gift cards to other local restaurants. >>> and many delivering holiday food bags to hundreds of needy seniors in the east bay, dozens came to the fire station, bright a

is not on indiana's registered sex offenders list, however, he does have a criminal record for trespassing assault. >>> a mission to save a life ended up killing three people instead. a surgeon, a technician and a pilot were all killed when the helicopter they were in crashed 40 miles from gainesville, florida. the three were retrieving a heart for a transplant parent when their chopper went down yesterday morning. another helicopter crew spotted the wreckage. the national weather service in jacksonville, florida, said there was some light fog with overcast conditions but no rain. >>> in a bit of good news an off-duty firefighter is being hailed a hero this morning. the two story home in staten island went up in flames sunday and an off-duty firefighter, steven karl, was just happy to be there. he saw the flames as he was going home. he then saw a woman on the front lawn screaming her children were inside. that's when karl sprung into action, grabbed the ladder and he said things seemed to get worse for a bit. >> as i was ascending the ladder, i reached over and the ladder gave out and fel

the violations include trespassing and illegal use of city property. an attorney representing some of the occupiers said the city's offer is a good deal. >> all that they have to do is agree not to violate the law in the future, as a result of agreeing not to violate the law in the future, the city said we will dismiss your charges from the past. and that is what makes it a excellent offer and i recommended it to the -- my clients. >> the city hasn't said how many people could benefit from the compromise but police made between 25 and 50 arrests during the nearly two-month occupation. >>> well renewed fears over the european debt crisis sent stocks sharply lower today. [ bell ] >> the dow closed down 163 points after ratings agencies fitch and moodies said europe's pact to ease the regions debt crisis will have little short- term impact. >>> in italy, workers went on strike, saying europe isn't doing enough to help the country's economy. last week italy and every european union country except britain agreed to the new plan to rescue the euro. david cam

. >> every single one of them has been charged with trespassing because they climbed the tower without permission of weta. >> base jumping has become an increasingly popular sport with people taping their leaps and putting them on youtube. >> that has to be a pretty stupid stunt, no matter what age you are. what with all the trees around here. >> i was thinking, wow, i've never seen certainly like this in my neighborhood before and probably not likely to see it any time soon either. >> that woman is still in the hospital. you heard that woman say it was a pretty foolish stunt. one of the reasons is that she could have landed on these power lines right here and killed herself. she's still in the hospital and her friends tell us she has no comment about what happened. i'm sure once he get out she'll have quite a story to tell her family and friends. live in arlington, i'm shomari stone. back to you. >> two shoplifters are in jail tonight. they called the cops on themselves. a guy stole some dvds and computer games from a target in madison, wisconsin on tuesday. during their getaway, they

yesterday, officers posted signs on the building declaring that any trespassers are violating state law. >>> there's been an arrest in the fatal shooting of a man near the "occupy oakland" encampment last month. the shooting suspect was traced to lexington, kentucky, where he has relatives. he was arrested on sunday. >>> an atherton woman claims her car keys were stolen by a man impersonating a police officer. the suspect's dark colored vehicle is described as having a removable flashing blue light. police telling the daily news it's possibly a honda civic. the woman said the suspect appeared to be filipino with a buttoned down navy shirt, shiny belt buckle and lace-up boots. she said the man pulled her over wednesday evening near atherton and alayna avenues. she says he asked some unusual questions including if she had anything illegal or edible in her car. >>> powerful winds have left behind damage all over the western u.s. causing fires, accidents as well as power outages. here are the latest numbers of customers without power in the bay area and santa cruz county: ill without powe a

more than a dozen people were arrested on charges of trespassing or interfering with officers. >> pg&e tonight says all power has been restored to the bay area, but to a few hundred people and those few hundred people are still in the dark in santa cruz county. santa cruz county boor the brunt power outages. there are still about 550 customers in santa cruz county without power. some santa cruz residents have lived for several days in the dark. a pg&e spokesman tells ktvu all power has been restored in the nine bay area counties. >>> the clean-up continues in southern california, days after fierce winds knocked down trees and power lines there. power is still out though for thousands of customers. a spokesperson fortune los angeles county department of public works seas the wind storm was the worst in i decade. firefighters were on alert as a red-flag warning was in effect for l.a. and veteranaur counties. >>> a new report shows carbon dioxide emissions worldwide soared to record levels last year. according to the global carbon project emissions rose 5.9% in 2010. that is the largest

the owner wants them removed for trespassing. officers are still trying to talk the protesters into leaving. >>> csu trustees are canceling their meeting for monday over safety concerns due to protests. the trustees were set to meet in long beach about possible salary bumps for campus presidents. the board chairman says the decision comes after a turbulent meeting on september 16th when protesters rushed inside and shattered one window. the committee will reschedule discussions now for january 24th. the uc board made a similar move last month when it canceled a meeting after threats of violence and vandalism. still ahead, the activists who fought the revolution over in egypt may lose that country's landmark election. >> also, the crisis in syria. the death toll skyrockets as stability spirals out of control. >>> and a failing grade. are california's kids too plump to play on tla ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your

all five base jumpers were charged with trespassing.rd on where their next potential stunt will take place or when the charges will be heard. >>> the d.c. council is taking jabs for its annual holiday party. it was held in the washington court hotel near capitol hill, and it was reportedly paid for using council members' constituent service funds. those are the $80,000 accounts that are supposed to help needy constituents. >> well, what we found is that only an average of 12 cents for every dollar spent of this money was spent on real needs. >> every year we have a holiday party that we provide for our staff that work so hard every single day working with the residents of the district of columbia. this year we've scaled that particular party back, just like everyone else has. >> chairman kwame brown said he will write a personal check to pay for the party and said other council members are free to do the same. at large council member phil mendelson declined to pay his share and planned on skipping the party. >>> the body of a missing ws

the other was charged with trespassing and lying to police. >>> and it is the first day of winter but it feels like spring. a nice comfortable december evening out there. tim williams is here with a look at what to expect the rest of the night and your first warning weather forecast. >> good evening. we're watching temperatures coming down now from a daytime high of 62 degrees. we do have a little rain moving in from the south. and this rain is going to zoom right across the area. by late tonight and into early tomorrow, just in time for the ride to work, things will start to dry out and the rain will be gone. this system is moving in from the south and brings with it warmer air and chance for thunderstorms but the temperatures are also very mild ahead of it. take a look at temperatures around the area. 52 degrees now, down 10 degrees from the daytime high. 45 out at oakland. 50 in ocean city. and we mentioned the storm will roll on through and cooler air will roll in and we just go up to temperatures close to the normal high, around 50 degrees. but the rain will race away. so about a

police moved in around 5:00 this morning arresting 46 people for trespassing and tearing down tends. officials described the sweep as peaceful saying they were very accommodating and the camp was set up 10 weeks ago. police say it had become a public health and safety hazard. >>> in oakland police tonight are investigating is drive-by shooting that left a man dead inside his home. officers responded just after 3:30 this morning to east 28th street near 11th avenue. that's two blocks from high land hospital. his family identified the man as 46-year-old thorn nest. his son told ktvu channel 2 news the family was asleep when they heard multiple gunshots and then tires screeching. the son says one bullet went through the walls and struck and killed his father. police say the motive is not known. >>> palo alto police are looking for one man they say is responsible for two attempted robberied just this morning. officials say it all happened in the 10:00 hour in the north end of town and both to have robberies officials say the man spoke spanish, claimed he had and gun and then demanded mon