they are also investigating whether an unoccupied tow ttuck found near the dealership with its enginening is linked to the suspects. 3 another car theft.. this time in montgomery county... leavess one family without a carr.. and heir best ffiend. joan rilee's dog... cody was inside her car when it was stolen on thursday. tte car was later tracked down but there is still no sign of cody. now, the fammly is asking for the public's help. 3&"i was devastated i started t ball and cry....my kids are all married and out this is like my child"//buttt to//"i just hope that someone has taken him in ...or has seen the news and will give us a cal" call" cody'ssidentity can be traced by a chip under his skin a one thousand dollar reward wherabouts. someone out there in maryland is a millionaiie... and miiht not know it yet! winning powerball ttcket at an elkton restaurant... and that ticket holder... is the winner of he 128 million dollar jackpot. an employee at the restaurant where thh winning ticket was purchased says someone called in claiming o be the winner, but no one has officially contacce

they are also investigating whether an unoccupied tow truck found near the dealership with its engine suspects.s linked to the 3 another car theft.. this time in monngomery county... leaves one family without a car... and their best friendd joan riley's dog... cody was inside her car when it was stolen on thursday. the car was later tracked down but there is still no sign of of the dog. now, the family is asking for the public's help. "i was devastated i started to ball and cry....my kids are all married and out thissis like my child"///utt to//"i just hope that someone has taken him in ...or has seen the news and will give us a call" 3 call" cody's identity can be traced by a chip under his skin. the family is offering a one thousand dollar reward for information on cody's wherabouts. the new year means some big changes to sears. sears.the ccmpany says it will close 1-hundred too1- hundred-twenty sears and kmart stores.the c-e-o says the company is trying to reduce expenses after disappointing sales for big-ticket items this year. the locations of the store closures have not been ann

they are also investigating whether an unoccupied tow truck found near the dealership with its engine running is linked to the suspects. a fire broke outtearly this morning at a house in baltimore county. you caa ee the flames shooting from the home on regwood road in hydes. firefighters were on the scene just after three thirty this morning.no one was home at the pime... anddthe cause is still under investigation.a firefighter was átakená from the scene. but we're told his tonight... a new reward ááfromáá howard county police... in the hopes of solving a decade old murder. janice park live at police head. headquarters...to tell us why police are stepping up their search for clues janice? janice? joy,witnesses sayythey say the gunman ran down this sidewalk and watched as he got into a getaway car. that was 10 years ago and detectives say they've exhausted all their leads. 3 in an attempt to reengerize the case...for a mother still in mourninggall these years...rose peterson....howard county police are now offfring a 10 thousand dollar reward. 23 year old derrick peterson was gunned do

san francisco and firefighters played santa today at the christmas eve toy drive, leaving santas unoccupied. they picked up stories delivered to his honor who might not have -- children who might not have anything. and more than 5,000 served a christmas deal as they were glad that happened today in san francisco. volunteers served breakfast and dinner, keeping up a long standing community tradition. but the church in the district has served more than 75,000 meals over the past few months, despite a slow down in donations. >>> to texas, police say that even people were shot to death right after opening up their christmas gifts and started cleaning up the wrapping paper. that is when 911 is dialed, but no one sounds to the dispatchers. between the ages of 18 and 60, all believed to be related. >> any day of the year it's a big tragic. you know, certainly simplified because it is christmas. it makes it more of a tragedy. family is suppose to come together and celebrate the holidays. so you know, it is certainly hard and a part of our job. >> two handguns were found near the body. no word yet o

it is occupied, unoccupied for four hours a week. we're terrified. all the other places are occupied. this is the only one. we ask you please just to listen to our independent experts as well. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is john lamb. i lived in the neighborhood for 30 years with my wife and daughter. i have to businesses on polk street. this is -- the church is a mess. the security and the vagrant situation there as well as the dilapidation, i stopped three fires in the alcoves there that vagrants were starting. it isd a real concern. my daugthter -- daughter's had when she slips is 30 feet away from this building. it is an ugly tower. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, president chiu. i live on russian hill. at&t is a giant force in the telecommunications industry. their capability as far and wide. with all the technological know- how that at&t possesses, they cannot explain why they cannot meet the area supposedly needed by reconfiguring 3 micro-sites. and one macro-site. no se

. >> he took an opportunity at a busy time when kids were arriving, to wander through unoccupied offices and classrooms and taking things. >> reporter: those things were hundreds of dollars in cash from the purses of preschool workers, and a metro smart trip card. when confronted by the head of the preschool, he vanished. >> apparently using this ruse of a parent looking for a school, also using that religious crucifix in a rather despicable way to gain trust. >> reporter: police believe he may have also pulled the same scheme at three other nearby churches. chevy chase baptist, chevy chase presbyterian and sacred sacrament. >> to do this at christmas time, i mean, find the guy, put him in jail, and then forgive him. >> christmastime in a chump? that just doesn't sound right. i'm still heart broken. and it's our church. >> will you forgive him for that? >> it is the season. >> reporter: anyone who may recognize the man in that surveillance video is asked to call chevy chase village police at 301-654-7300. wendy, police are also saying that churches should take this as an opportunity to r

electrical box attached to an eight foot string of christmas lights broke loose and slammed into an unoccupiedarriage breaking off a 10 inch chunk of fiber grass that fell to the ground. no one was hurt. the operator is attaching safety straps around every string of lies on the ferris wheels' arms to -- lights on the ferris wheels' arms to make sure this didn't happen again. >>> the people that i work with the situation for them is dire. like i said, there's not enough to pay the bills. you have to pay the bills a lot of employers are being picky they hire and fire everyday any time they want to turn you loose, you are out. >> many workers received severance pay of about a year's salary. they must now pay for their health care which is a big expense. >>> california department of insurance is trying if get the word out about california's low cost insurance program. starting today participants no longer have to wait weeks to get their proof of insurance cards part of a gel to make the program more efficient and accessible -- goal to make program more efficient and [speaking with accent] says abl

. >> he took an opportunity at a busy time when kids were arriving to wander through unoccupied offices and classrooms and taking things. >> police believe he may have also pulled the same scheme at three other nearby churches. >>> in decision 2012, herman cain is suspending his campaign. he made that announcement today during what was to be the opening of his headquarters. today he insisted his wife supports him. he said he is not staying out of politics entirely. >> i am not going to be silenced, and i am not going away. i am at peace with my wife and she is at peace with me. >> cain says he will continue to push his 999 tax reform plan in washington. he also plans to endorse another republican candidate in the near future. >>> jerry sandusky is answering questions again. tonight he's telling his side of the penn state sex abuse scandal and he's trying to clarify his previous answer about whether or not he's sexually attracted to young boys. >> these allegations are false. >> reporter: this weekend, jerry sandusky is speaking out. >> i didn't do those things. >> reporter: the embattle

. >>> reporter: "occupy berkeley" is now largely unoccupied. dozens of police officers moved in at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon along with city public works crews. >> nobody on the truck. >> reporter: they quickly took down abandoned tents and picked up mounds and mounds of trash. the encampment in civic center park had more than 100 tents at its peak a couple of weeks ago. this morning there are about two dozen people left. daphne river who called herself dumpster muffin when she participated in a tree-sitting demonstration a few years ago says police and city crews didn't make it clear what they were doing today. >> they just asked me if this tent was mine and started picking up people's belongings and throwing our things away. [ yelling ] >> reporter: the camp's dismantling took place about 12 hours after an overnight confrontation. >> you're breaking the law! >> reporter: last night the city crews took some abandoned tents away and then masked campers jumped on the truck and tried to reclaim them. >> get back! >> reporter: some officers raced b

. >> a light plane crashed and hit an unoccupied aircraft in seattle. the plane was departing when it veered right and hit another aircraft. both planes caught fire. passengers on board were treated for cuts and scratches. new details about an lobber drug toddle -- you details about an elaborate drug tunnel. even had an elevator. 32 tons of marijuana were seized. aggressive enforcement have left mexican drug cartels desperate. >> a cake, the longest christmas cake ever. it was baked this week in shanghai. 3,504 feet long. it was created by 80 cooks. 150 staff members worked on the cake. required 2,300 pounds of flour, of fresh cream. >> and a partridge in a pear tree. 36 degrees on tv hill. millions of dollars in undelivered tax money. >> we're checking the area >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a nice start. we had an earlier accident in finksburg. that has now cleared. problem free on the j.f.x. this morning. looking good on 83. running smoothly down to the beltwa

it's now void of tents and unoccupied. good evening, everyone. >> and will it stay that way?d out today, demonstrators are gathering now in front of the building a few blocks away to figure out their next move what. to do next. and vic lee is on the ground with the story for us. vic? >> that is the question. will protesters try to occupy this park? justin herman plaza? police are still here to make sure that they don't

the fire started about 1:30 this afternoon we're told the home had just been finished and was unoccupiedunty firefighters say a suspicious explosion in the kitchen may have caused the fire there. there were no reports of injuries. >>> a suspected gunman in that black friday shooting outside a san leandro wal-mart is now behind bars. our cameras were outside on 106th avenue when 21-year-old watson surrendered after a six hour stand off with police this morning. watson's sister says her brother is a good man. >> my brother ain't had a chance to tell his side of the story. you know what i'm saying. it's just everybody and what they're saying. >> reporter: a 21-year-old man was wounded in the wal-mart parking lot after refusing to hand over electronics in the botched early morning robbery. police are looking for two other men believed to have been involved in that shooting. a fourth man was tackled by the victim's cousins and arrested at the scene of the crime. >>> good samaritans are being praised for saving the life of a disabled man in utah. the 67-year-old was crossing the street in salt

the fire started about 1:30 this afternoon we're told the home had just been finished and was unoccupiedcounty firefighters say a suspicious explosion in the kitchen may have caused the fire there. there were no reports of injuries. >>> a suspected gunman in that black friday shooting outside a san leandro wal-mart is now behind bars. our cameras were outside on 106th avenue when 21-year-old watson surrendered after a six hour stand off with police this morning. watson's sister says her brother is a good man. >> my brother ain't had a chance to tell his side of the story. you know what i'm saying. it's just everybody and what they're saying. >> reporter: a 21-year-old man was wounded in the wal-mart parking lot after refusing to hand over electronics in the botched early morning robbery. police are looking for two other men believed to have been involved in that shooting. a fourth man was tackled by the victim's cousins and arrested at the scene of the crime. >>> good samaritans are being praised for saving the life of a disabled man in utah. the 67-year-old was crossing the street in sa

. >>> occupy berkeley protesters are being told to unoccupy or face arrest.emonstrators last night their time is about up. amy hollyfield joins us live from berkeley. i guess some demonstrators are chew -- are choosing to stay occupied. >> reporter: they feel victorious. there are still several tends even though there was a warning if the city that people would be arrested if they stayed past 10:00. last night police did move in and hauled away an unattended tent as activists yelled at the officers and chased after them. as word spread that it looked like there would be a raid people showed up to come and defend this cam. they say protesters did clash with -- this camp. they say protesters did clash with police overnight. >> there was a line of riot cops that had the trucks with the tents and we jumped in the back of the truck trying to liberate the tents they chased us off the truck they chased one guy and hit him with a baton he got a bloody tphoeus nose. my friend got her arm -- we don't know what is wrong with it, but she is hurt. >> reporter: city offici

. >> today's action in san jose -- focus on the home unoccupied. the former owner a cancer victim was forced out and her supporters protesting. >> it's almost been a week but there is still a lot to clean up in the mountains and now there are new challenges residents facing. new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! for a limited time buy select seating and get 15% back. including starbucks. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew! . >>> complete bay area news coverage continues this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> supporters of occupy san jose used the day of action to highlight a south bay woman's foreclosure crisis. they did it by setting up an occupy protest at her home. robert honda is there now and tells you the story that includes being evict from her house and her battle with a deadly disease. >> the san jose home here used to be the center of holiday activity for a family. now it's a so many symbol of the movement. darlene returned to the home she lost three weeks ago. >> i tell

electrical box attached to an eight foot string of christmas lights broke loose and slammed into an unoccupiedarriage and knocked loose fiber glass which fell to the ground it didn't hit anybody, nobody on the ride was hurt. the operator is attaching safety strapped around every string of lights on the ferris wheels arms to make sure this didn't happen again. >>> bittersweet reunion in fremont bought together workers of a car maker they let last night everyone was glad to see -- glad see former co-workers and friends but sad to see the hard times many are going through. they closed last year, leaving 4700 workers without jobs the people that i work with the situation for them is dire. like i said, there's not enough money to pay for the bills. you have to pay for the bills. a lot of employers are being really picky, they hire and fire everyday. any time they want to turn you loose, they just -- you are out. >> many workers received severance pay of about a year's salary. they say they must now pay for their own health care, which is a big expense. >>> the california department of insurance is

. >>> reporter: "occupy berkeley" is now largely unoccupied.ens of police officers moved in at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon along with city public works crews. >> nobody on the truck. >> reporter: they quickly took down abandoned tents and picked up mounds and mounds of trash. the encampment in civic center park had more than 100 tents at its peak a couple of weeks ago. this morning there are about two dozen people left. daphne river who called herself dumpster muffin when she participated in a tree-sitting demonstration a few years ago says police and city crews didn't make it clear what they were doing today. >> they just asked me if this tent was mine and started picking up people's belongings and throwing our things away. [ yelling ] >> reporter: the camp's dismantling took place about 12 hours after an overnight confrontation. >> when the group came in some of the participants of the protests voluntarily packed and started to leave. >> did they perhaps think they were being raided? >> it's possible that they thought that there was going to be

it produced some of those things, portions of those things, but some of the first unoccupied people of the world, we can't say that victory brought a new and glorious era. the only thing we can say is that the other side had won it would have been far, far worse for the world. so you can never have the complete satisfaction of saying, yeah, we were the guys in white coats and all gloriry. but it wasn't like that. and we should now -- we've grown up enough, nearly 70 years, to recognize that, and my admiration for the part those generations that went through the second world war and what they did, is absolutely up bounded, but we have to look at it in a bit more -- >> you don't shrink from the uncomfortable truth. you highlight the incident of the u.s. marine taking japanese heads and sticking them on poles. british war heroes, commander meiers victory, upsetting his men grievously by machine gunning survivors, enemy survivors. >> trying to see the perspective. i mentioned that some of the people who did these things ex-if they had been on the side that we've have didn't in the dock at

lodging and some of them remain watching the scene, but the officers are there trying to keep things unoccupiedspeak. we'll keep an eye on this one, update you as necessary. >>> cnbc's sue herera has a look at the upcoming week in the world of business. >> reporter: the federal reserve and opec will both hold important one-day meetings this week. the fed will discuss key interest rates and any further stimulus measures it may be considering while opec ministers will meet about oil prices and production quotas. >>> jon corzine will be on the hot seat again this week. he appears before another house panel on the whereabouts of more than a billion dollars in missing customer funds. >>> fedex profits are expected to be higher last quarter because it's shipping more packages at higher prices and this monday will be fedex's busiest day of the year, delivering 17 million packages on that one day. >>> the west coast occupy movement from seattle to san francisco, portland, los angeles, all the way down to san diego is organizing a blockade of west coast ports. meanwhile zynga will begin selling stock to

officers did clear some unoccupied tents.e payroll tax cut. some will begin losing unemployment extensions as early as next month. 100,000 people will stop getting benefits after the first week of january. >>> let's get a look at the forecast right now. christina loren. >> it is so mild out there this morning. we're in the 5 recent. traditionally this time of year in december we max out in the upper 50s. it's already 53 degrees. napa 54, know vat tote 10 to 15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. i've had to bump up your highs it to 70 degrees in santa rosa. tomorrow we'll see less in terms of the wind. we lose that warmth. 62 degrees by saturday. really nice on christmas sunday. 64. you can get outdoors. we do have rain in the forecast late tuesday into wednesday. let's check occur drive with mike. >> we had an accident. it looks like lanes just cleared in campbell at winchester boulevard. things should be moving more smoothly off of highway 87, 85, all of the rest of the south bay freeways, 101 moving smoothly, just a l