terisa estacio, kron4 news. >>pam: uc-berkeley police are working on a plan to deal with protesters. >> we are actively monitoring the occupy cal demonstration. the encampments are not allowed on campus. we're educating them on for policies. >>reporter: is there a time line to allow them to stay out there? >>pam: for demonstrators want to ensure a peaceful end. police say that the armed man that was shot and killed was a student. here is a photograph of the 33 year-old christopher travis. officials say that he was an undergraduate transfer students attending business school. police say that they have video surveillance showing its the suspect pointing a loaded gun at officers. >>reporter: there is a yellow crime scene tape still across the a computer lab where a student was armed and shot by police theory if >> we heard shots. it was unclear if it was gun shots. it almost sounded like a sledgehammer hitting concrete. very loud. then we heard a rush of people moving out. i have been here almost 16 years. this is

>>terisa: in san francisco, terisa estacio, kron4 news. >>pam: uncle oscar brand was in the court today. there is continued outrage that johannes mehserle was given a two-year sentence. outside court he spoke with kron4 about the current trial and how his family is doing, almost three years after the death of oscar grant. thoughtful thing >> he is responsible for beating kenneth carothers and oscar grants, if there were war designs, the we have the thing back to what happened to us in the foreground. we are holding hands and prayed we get justice. justice is some form of action taken against johannes mehserle for the wrong he committed. >>pam: the trial is in federal court and expected to last two weeks. carothers is asking for an unspecified amount of money. >>pam: coming up, rough going for holiday travelers around the country. we will show you how the weather is creating problems. >>pam: the penn state 6 of the scandal becomes more disturbing, new details and to the allegations against jerry sandusky. >>pam: we are hours away from what

terisa estacio details of those guidelines and what happens if creditors of violate. >>terisa: watched as agents offender, closely examining whether the creditor has violated any rules. here is a look at the conditions that sex offenders must obey today. a 5:00 p.m.-5:00 a.m. curfew inn in a place. perotppo leasto mosqueo remain indoors.--parolee's must remain indoors. they cannot have lights on at their home, to discourage children from approaching. no creditors are lots of for halloween candy and no decorations can be cut up. during the curfew, sex offenders can only open their doors to law enforcement who are checking in on compliance. fees correction officers say in past years they have caught dozens of violators and made several arrests. in addition to checking in on sex offenders, officers forced transient the creditors to go to designated center and stay there during the curfew. >>pam: we have seen coverage tonight. jeff bush led along with parole agents who were checking up on sex offenders in alameda county. jeff >> transient parolees have to check in before

terisa estacio was in court today and has more. >>terisa: of former bart police officer of johannes mehserle seeing here in the dark suit testified on the stand that he stepped in and grab to the plaintiffs because he believed that carruthers was going to attack another officer. following his testimony, carothers spoke about seeing mehserle in the the other officers accused of beating him. >> there is still fear. but i am glad the truth is coming out. this is a place where they're not allowed to anyone or beat anyone up. >>terisa: his attorneys lashed out at officers. >> this is about can brothers. he spoke his mind but never touched the officers. they did not like what he said so they slammed him to the ground, tied him up and laughed at him. >>pam: mehserle had some additional choice words. >> he is a convicted felon, he will say whatever he wants to say to get him off. offs >>terisa: mehserle was convicted of shooting of scratch. passengers captured the incident on video. as far as the officers, the airtran believes that the tru

terisa estacio reports. >>reporter: at vallejo high school the flags are half staff in honor of officer capoot. >> it is been very difficult, and a solemn, he was a leader that all the kids looked up to. >>reporter: the students say that one great thing about the coach is that this only thing that people are talking about. and we're all going to miss him. we all love him. we all miss him. my heart goes out to was family i believe he has three kids. i hope they can grow up. i do not know how they're going to live without a father. the >>reporter: some students could not speak because their grief was too profound. >> he was my role model. he was... >>reporter: at vallejo high school, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >>ysabel: you can see officer capoot was known as a kind man charles clifford spoke to a convenience store owner. >> vallejo was my town, my home. and if anything happened in vallejo? it will impact me so it is important. >>reporter: this owner of this gas station is two blocks from where officer capoo

terisa estacio, kron4 news. >> a pot of humpback whales have been feeding off shore all this week. one local man who has lived here his entire life told me today that he can only remember a handful of times where whales have come close to the shoreline. >>gabe: is there something planned for facebook? tomorrow is a big day for anonymous. you can expect that they will do something big. i am doing a giveaway. it features an adjustable tilted top for maximum new- line comfort. great for tablets, you readers or other devices. to win, log onto www.kron4.com and look for might check page. >>reporter: it looks like winter has come early. the trees are covered and to the branches are sagging under the weight of the snow. some ski resort is open and packed with skiers and so forth. floyd hough craft for jutland >> taking a look at temperatures expected for tomorrow, it will be a pretty cool date. your 7 day around the bay is showing us that we are going to have a dry start to the work week. conditions may not last long. we have another chance of showers mid-week. aha >>stanley: it has been

terisa estacio shows us quite a different picture after one day. >>terisa: this was the city thursday. this was the city on wednesday.--this was the scene on wednesday, much has changed. gone are the tents. over here on wednesday protesters sat camped out at the entrance to sprowell hall. one day later, cleared away. where i sound a carpet to make sitting on the cement steps more comfortable, again, it is gone. look over here, on wednesday protester with occupy cal sat doing homework. on thursday, one day later, after the early- morning raid, he is gone as well. >>grant: this saturday, occupy oakland protesters plan to relocate to the henry j. kaiser memorial park across the street from the oakland school for the arts. the school is a middle-high school ride on telegraph. the grassy area is fenced off but there is a section of the park used by students on a daily basis. today, kron4 spoke with the principle about his concerns over the process is moving so close to his school. >> we have students as young as 11. we serve grades 6-12. students are 11

terisa estacio was in court and gets as of today. >>terisa: , bart police officer johannes mehserle is seen here and ready in or is squeezing the. he testified on the stand that he stepped in and grabbed the kids if because he believed carruthers was going to attack another officer. following his testimony, carothers spoke about seeing mehserle in the the other officers accused of beating him. >> there is still fear their. i am glad that the truth is coming out, a place where they're not allowed to hit anyone were duty one up. >> this is about can carruthers, he spoke his mind off fed never touched an officer and they did not liked what he said so they slammed into the ground and tied him up like taking and laughed at him. the damage he is a convicted felon. i am sure he will say whatever he wants to say to get himself off the. johannes mehserle was convicted of killing an unarmed passenger back into the nine. gemma he challenged officers to fight. >> a jury will make their decision, i trust the jury. an unmarked have asked >> i trus

terisa estacio went to ocean beach to speak with surfers and spectators. >>terisa: this spectator and casual surfer said that hearing is about a possible shark sighting was concerning. >> it is not surprising at all. >> it is pretty dangerous. i am worried for them. >>terisa: this spectator says that she does not think it will take unnecessary chances. >> they should take precautions. i think there are six great now. >>terisa: many in the crowd had a different perspective as saying that the possible sighting is to be expected. >> that is where they live, that is their home. it is what it is. these guys know the danger. >>terisa: this server coming in had his own thoughts. >> i felt relaxed, there were three guys out, a larger chance for it to be someone else. >>grant: a 9 ft. shark did that damage last weekend. the 27 year-old man was injured but survived the attack. this happened in monterey coughs, about 100 mi. south of san francisco. that is inside of the red triangle where great white shark steve. the red triangle extends from big sur out to be on the

terisa estacio reports on the messy and dangerous situation. >>terisa: dozens of homes were forced to evacuate. because of this situation tense moments. >> beg. >>terisa: they watched in fear as the family home is right next to this sinkhole created by the water main break. >> all of a sudden, this-big whopper mean break water main break created being dispatched. i am concerned about our safety. obviously, this still has been eroded. >> we had planned today and it brought it down as a family. >>terisa: this man is not sure what to do next. when will you be able to move back and? >> nothing. >>terisa: what is your main concern? >> my house. >>terisa: pg&e cut power to several homes as a precaution. forcing several homes to evacuate. >> i have a newborn baby. it is ridiculous! we are the third house down. what i do not know where rare going to stay. >>terisa: by midday many people were able to return but they still have plenty of questions. and the south san francisco, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >>ysabel: sports highlights coming up. >>marty: i

phil terisa estacio is joining us live from the vallejo police department. >>terisa: outside of the police department. there are flowers and stuffed animals. people from the community have been coming out here all day long in the leaving behind in their thoughts, assuring words with one another and hugging one another in support of this fallen officer. earlier in the day, police spoke about losing someone so close to them. >>officer: most of our people are professionals. they do their jobs and it is tough for many of us. both especially for his family. luckily, we have plenty of help. >> he came to work every day. he had the option to work anywhere he wanted. he chose to work in a country club kress, that is the area he dedicated his entire career to. he cared about the citizens of that community. he was highly regarded by the members of this organization and by people within the community itself. >>terisa: we are back here, here is a live picture showing you some of the people have been showing up . there has been an overwhelming show of support from the co

terisa estacio was in court and gets us up to date. >> of former bart police officer johannes mehserle is seen here wearing a dark suit. he testified on the stand that he stepped in and grabbed the plaintive because he believed that carruthers was going to attack another officer. following his testimony, carothers spoke about seeing mehserle and the other officers accused of beating him. >> there is still fear their. i am glad that the truth is coming out, and a place where they are not allowed to hit anyone or beat anyone at. >>terisa: his attorney lashed out at officers. >> this is about can carruthers. he spoke his mind, but never touched an officer. they did not liked what he said, so they slams into the ground, they tied him up like a pig in the last at him. >>terisa: mehserle has an additional choice words. >> he is a convicted felon, i am sure he will say whatever he wants to say to get off. >>terisa: mehserle it was convicted of shooting an unarmed bart riders seen here in 2009. passengers captured the incident on video. as far as the officers, their attorney believes that the

terisa estacio is live at uc-berkeley with the latest. >>terisa: pam, take a look at what is going on assets sprowell plaze. they are here to take part in a general assembly. that is where they will collectively make a decision as far as bringing back the encampment, where they will or will not. that will be decided during this general assembly. overnight, at 3:00 a.m. when we saw the videos of police clearing the plaza, i want to show you a compare and contrast about what it was like over the last 24 hours. >>terisa: this was the scene on thursday and this was wednesday. as you can clearly see, much has changed. gone are the dozen or so tense. look over here. a protester is sitting in camped out at the entrance to sprawl all. a day later, it has all been cleared away. i found pieces of carpet to make sitting on the cement steps more comfortable. that is gone also. over here on wednesday, a protest with occupy cal said doing his homework. one day later, on thursday, after the early morning raid, he is gone as well. >>terisa: again, you're