chaves wrote a total of three tony tickets, one involving a lawsuit five years ago and two against his own attorney. all of this came to light when an officer who's name chaves was asked to create an administrative error. the officer is charged with six felonies and could face prison time. >>> charities across the bay area are getting the traditional thanksgiving dinner ready tonight for all of those in need. rob is live where thousands will be fed at warm holiday meal tomorrow. rob? >> reporter: right, julie t take ace massive effort to -- it takes a massive effort to feed thousands of people and much of that is going on here at the st. anthony's foundation. volunteers are carving up hundreds of them getting ready for tomorrow. a plastic bin of turkey meet was pretty empty, now it's full about an hour ago. and one group has been making declarations to make the dining tables look like more special. it expects to serve a lot hundred more meals this year than last year. while the economy may have improved it haven't for some. food stamp allotments have been cut and with thanksgiving at t

chaves for bogus parking and moving traffic violations to a charles petery of texas. a man who sued the officer after a traffic accident 2008, settled out of court, then two parking violations to his own attorney from that lawsuit, steven dougan for park nothing a handicap space -- parking in a handicap space. >> when one was asked to clarify, chaves's actions were detected. >> if it was filed in court and the person name on the ticket could have gotten a notice to appear in court, it could have gone as far as warrant could have been issued. >> we want them to know we are policing our own and we take this very seriously. >> chaves was arrested. he's scheduled to appear in court and is currently on administrative leave from the department. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in san jose continue to search continue for three suspects in a home invasion robbery. officers were called to a home on angmar court near capital express way just after 8:00 this morning. the suspects broke into the home about 3:30 this morning and used duck tape to tie up the people inside -- duct ta