in the news this saturday morning, november 19. occupy fans have sent set up on a vacant lot. but many say they want the protestors to go someplace else. and firefighters battle a fire for more than six hours. >> good morning, lots of sunshine but is it cold. below freezing. less fog in the north bay valleys. rain is coming back this weekend. occupy oakland plans a rally and march to deliver bills to big banks downtown. it begins at 2:00 at 14th and broadway. demonstrators will march to lake view elementary school for save our school rally. occupy oakland plans to set up a

camp on a vacant lot on telegraph but many neighbors say occupy elsewhere. >> i don't want it in my front yard, my back, nor my side yard. >> if they were expecting a warm reception in the folks that live in the uptown neighborhood this are in for a rude awakening. >> this is not the way to do it at all. >> they pledged to march down telegraph avenue. >> we're going to march. >> but it what they say they are going to do -- re-occupation. >> signs like these lined the plaza warning the overnight lodging and assembly of tents will not be allowed. so the plan is to move here. this empty city lot right in the midst of the vibrant uptown district of diners and

restaurants and in the shadow of the oakland school for the arts. >> it's not okay. >> joe's daughter is a student there. she supports the movement but says the idea of a possible tent city right next to her daughter's school gets a failing grade. >> it means that kids are not safe. >> at a rally held earlier, demonstrators were confronted by some shop owners. they made it clear they don't want patrons to avoid the area because of the protestors. plans prompted a strong response with the task of bringing new business to the city. >> it's very disturbing. whoever is leading the group doesn't care about anybody else but their own personal gain in this. a new video clip showing the confrontation between an iraq war veteran and police in oakland. for the first time we are seeing him challenge officers and one officer strikes him with a

baton. here is the video and reaction. the man you see facing off with oakland police is sabeghi a veteran that says police ruptured his spleen when they hit him with a baton. this was recorded by a bay area photographer. >> i was pretty upset. i was mainly focusing and being as steady as i could. >> wayne freedman asked him for reaction. >> would you mind talking to us for a couple of minutes? >> no, not on tv. >> but they had something to say after seeing it on the internet. he didn't like what he saw? >> it was pretty damning. it was hard to believe.

like you said, he was being peaceful and wasn't pro vocal go anyone. it was terrible. >> rick smith doesn't see excessive force. >> what i saw was a police officer ordering him to get down stop and the demonstrators failed to do so. so he took whatever action necessary to force him to do so. >> smith is a former f.b.i. agent and president of cannon free ink a private investigation firm. >> i think society is tired of this. you have a right to free speech and right to assemble but at a certain point law and order has to be restored. >> he says he doesn't have any plans to take his video to the police. abc7 did send a link to the police but we have yet to get a call back. the case is under investigation. city leaders haven't returned our calls either.

in san francisco union members say they will stand shoulder to shoulder with occupy members should police raid the encampment. as many as 500 members are standby in the event of a raid. a tense confrontation at u.c. davis when police arrested ten occupy protestors and dismantled their camp. >> u.c. davis police used pepper spray to disperse students that were trying to occupy the camp. students sat on the ground and did not try to resist. 11 people were treated to the scene and two more went to the hospital for treatment. berkeley investigators are looking into the cause of a fire that gutted a century old five story apartment building last night. dozens of residents are in place

of a need to stay. it broke out about 9:00. firefighters battled the flames for six hours, finally had it contained about 3:30 this morning. berkeley fire chief tells us it appears the fire spread quickly to the roof and started in the walls. >> the fire is spreading throughout the floor. we have no injuries at the time. >> 100 firefighters from at least four agencies were on the scene. firefighters believe everyone got out okay. the red cross is helping find temporary shelter for displaced residents. san jose police are searching for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian last night. it happened at the intersection of story road and bedford street around 6:30. a man was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim is the fifth person to die after being hit by a vehicle in san jose in just the

past two weeks. all the accidents have happened since daylight savings ended about 6:00 p.m. in the darkening rush hour. >> they are holding a memorial in honor of jim capoot. he was chasing a suspected bank robber. this morning a flower memorial continues to grow at vallejo police headquarters. vallejo police have created a fund to help out his wife and three daughters. you can find information on how to donate at abc7news.com. >> wind have calmed down and snow is spreading in reno this morning is good news for firefighters battling a wildfire. it broke out yesterday possibly sparked by a downed power line. it was fanned by 60 mile-per-hour winds. 25 homes are damaged or destroyed and 10,000 people remain evacuated. cecilia vega shows us they had little time to get out.

>> ferocious winds ripped this fire out of control putting the flames in the upscale neighborhoods. in all, 2,000 acres torched more than 20 homes and structures damaged and nearly 10,000 people forced to flee their homes in search of safer ground. >> very scary. this morning about 2:00 i smelled smoke but i thought it was one of our neighbor's fireplaces. then it was about 6:00 this morning lot of different people were asking me if we were okay. i didn't know what they were talking about. we're kind of in shock right now. >> reporter: a firefighter is in the hospital after suffering serious burns. a 47-year-old man suffered a heart attack while trying to flee. >> we have all our assets deployed. national guard is on standby. >> it was a dangerous kings of

dry land and brutal winds that pushed it to 400 acres to three scare miles. >> the wind is unbelievable. it's blowing it all out of proportion. >> reporter: once the winds died down, firefighters said they managed to spare 4,000 homes. still, thousands more were forced to evacuate and many spent the night in neighborhood shelters. >> on the front lines, the worst may be over but for residents returning home today, the cleanup is just beginning. >> thousands of people are out of homes overnight. >> our goal is by 12:00 today. >> she says police and national guard units have been patrolling the neighborhood to make sure the evacuated homes don't get burglarized. >> coming up next.... >> it does not require one in most situations. >> your cellphone and gps every step is being recorded and stored. people are asking who should have access to that information.

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let me ask you a question. how many people know where you are right now?

probably more than you think. u.s. supreme court is considering who should be able to track your location electronically and whether they need permission. >> long before we ever used gps to find our way around town, former f.b.i. agent was using it to keep an eye on suspects. >> it was used 15 years ago but technology where the device is obviously much smaller. >> ten years ago, this was state of the art. >> jason woodside showed us this elaborate kit that once cost thousands of dollars. >> today's trackers have gotten a lot of smaller. this is mini trackers. >> they are small and easy to hide and cost a few hundred dollars. >> on a vehicle this side, this has a lot of metal on it. you can reach in and no one can see. >> it it's illegal to track a car without the owner's permission but not for the

government. >> it doesn't require one in most situations. >> that is where the american civil liberties come in. >> you need to access on gps devices. >> they are considering requiring a warrant for gps tracking. they say it would be a critical step to protect privacy. >> many people may be thinking, the supreme court case has nothing to do with me. the government would never be installing a gps on my car. but the reality is the government doesn't need to install gps on your car to track you. >> the fact most of us already have a gps tracking our every move, like apple and motorola and they report our location to verizon and at&t. >> gps expert says some companies have plenty of legitimate and legal reasons for tracking us. >> they collect data for finding out if you are using your

coverage, you don't have to report these things in a dead spot. your phone is doing the reporting for you. >> a document say phone companies store that information sometimes for years. >> do you remember everywhere you've gone since july 2008? at&t knows. >> i can assure you we go extraordinary information to keep it safe. >> and wireless industry spokesman says one reason for keeping the data in case it's requested by police. >> for the information to be shared and go to a judge and provide the proof and get a warrant. >> over 8 million demands for location information in just 13-month period. >> privacy advocates, it's one thing to know their location. to see where they they have been

in the last two years. >> to reveal where you live, your child's school is. whether you go to a political protest or religious institution. >> most people have no need to worry. >> if you are not transporting a thousand pounds of coke, you shouldn't have a concern. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >> if you are looking for fresh crab for thanksgiving, you might want to start thinking about serving turkey. no new talks are scheduled. it usually gets resolved right before the season opens, but we are four days in the season. fishermen are refusing to set the traps until they are guaranteed a price per pound. they are offering $2 a pound. crabbers insist they can't make a living on less than 2.50. last year they settled on 1.75

but last request year's harvest was very large. >> boy scouts are getting ready for a food drive. if you receive a door hanger, you are asked to leave a bag of food at your door. go to our website and click on see it on tv. it's going to be a dry day to leave out food for the boy scouts if you got one of those hangers. >> it's beautiful out there right now. but not warming up very quickly. it's frosty in north bay valleys. vollmer peak showing lots of sunshine out there. 40s around the bay. we're talking more rain headed our way. the bulk of the nephew is dry, then it all changes and thanksgiving, stay tuned, i'll have the forecast coming up. >> also next, big game just hours away. larry beil tells us why it may be a bigger game for stanford. cl

we are beginning one of busiest travel weeks of the year. no doubt about it. a lot of people are taking to the roads. >> i heard yesterday was the

busiest day. >> did it a week early? what are we doing here? >> holding down the fort. beautiful out there but that that is changing, too. stay tuned. vista point, lots of sunshine. golden gate bridge, that is where we have the freezing conditions. numbers have been below freezing and then fog. right here in san francisco, very nice out, definitely cool here, as well. numbers are in the 40s close to the water. 44 in oakland. how about 39 in redwood city, fremont. mountain view, 38. half moon bay, down to 37, but take a look here. not only the frost at this temperatures, fog and visibility and improving already around napa and santa rosa. novato, quarter mile visibility. livermore 41 degrees.

since yesterday morning, that cold air moves on in after the weak system and we are anywhere from four to 19 degrees colder this morning. we'll recover somewhat today with numbers in the mid-50s under partly cloudy conditions. clouds will increase especially in the north bay. rain is holding off in the north bay and then tonight it moves on in san francisco and peninsula. looking for partly cloudy skies by midday tomorrow. a little rain tonight. the bulk of it will be overnight. we'll start out on the damp side tomorrow. satellite and radar composite, half a foot of snow around reno and points eastward. that is still winding down while the next weather system coming down from the gulf of alaska. it will be sliding down the coast. so we are looking at a partly cloudy day to squeeze on in before this system brings the rain.

three-quarters of an inch of rain. it will make it all the way down to southern california bringing mountain snow into southern california. i don't think we'll see much out of it in the northern sierra. with the track we've got rain for part of the game today but depending on where the low sets up, it could be rather soggy. forecast is going back and forth. this the latest forecast that says 5:00 rain in santa rosa. look what happens by 7:00. we've got moderate rain, san francisco into oakland and then a chance of rain in palo alto and south bay. by 9:00 or 10:00, looks like moderate rain pushes through the overnight hours. morning hours, leftover showers, 5:00 a few damp spots and then by 11:00 tomorrow morning we're looking at mixture of clouds, sun and few light sprinkles. 54 in richmond under dry

conditions. 57 in oakland and san jose. a look ahead, this weather maker moving through overnight. by tomorrow we'll look for sunshine warming up monday and tuesday. wednesday it looks like the bulk of the wet weather with leftover showers on thursday and chance on friday. it could be wet down on stanford today. >> and two and a half inches total before the week is over? >> total. in sports tonight. cal and stanford will square off on the farm in the big game. larry beil says it may be a bigger game for stanford. >> good morning. national championship dream is gone but stanford has a lot on the line in the game against cal. beyond bragging rights, there is still the possibility of a bcs bowl.

andrew luck, after struggling against oregon. cardinals had a 17-game winning streak and before the loss to the ducks, cardinals had not dropped a home game since 2009 when cal left the farm with the ax. >> last time we played this team at home they beat us and they celebrated on our field. >> i definitely don't like them. it's something you grow in to when you come to cal and stanford. it's built in. it's definitely mutual respect but distaste for each other. >> stanford hoops at u.c. davis, aaron wright, with authority! sweet, powell had 13 points. josh owens, bright with six assists. stanford led by 17 at the break.

anthony brown, knocking them down, 14 points. cardinals go to 4-0 and blow them out 70-49. >> tragedy again at oklahoma state where women's basketball coach and assistant were killed in a plane crash. they were in a single-engine cessna. the plan went down in arkansas. it comes ten years after a crash that killed ten people involved in the men's program. a moment of silence in ames, iowa with oakland's state. tied late in the fourth quarter. oklahoma state, 37 yards out. they say no good but it looked pretty good. they go to overtime. second ot, drive home safely. iowa state with pandemonium and second ranked oklahoma state first loss of the year, 37-31.

>> we've got college football for you this afternoon. it is usc at oregon, 5:00 p.m. kickoff followed by after the game. have a great weekend everybody. >> next at 8:30 a surprise meeting between president obama and the chinese premier. growing backlash as social media evolves into more of

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president obama returns to washington following a nine-day economic tour of the asia-pacific region. last night in indonesia, he held an unscheduled meeting with china's prime minister. they say a territorial dispute in the china sea was briefly discussed but the focus was on economics. president's weekly address that u.s. economic growth in asia is key in making u.s. jobs. >> building the economy, 95% of the world's consumers live outside our borders. as the fastest growing region in the world, no market is more important than the asia-pacific region. a region where exports support 35 million american jobs. >> administration's new focus on

asia has unnerved china. they accuse the u.s. of trying the to impose dominance in asia. the war in afghanistan has taken the lives of two more bay area men. our media partner mercury news reports that san ramon high school is mourning the death of superior with a coral. he died fighting in afghanistan. the defense department does confirm the death of a guards man from san jose. sharon walsh died in afghanistan. walsh was assigned to 185th police battalion. his on unit deployed for afghanistan on a one-year tour. >> social media sites like facebook are not just popular with consumers, also a new avenue for advertisers.

david louie shows us the novel ways they are using social media and why consumers are pushing back. >> facebook allows people to share their lives, photos and their likes with friends. with 800 million users it has become a place advertisers and marketers go to reach consumers. it's hard to escape the ads and campaigns and proliferation is starting to cause irritation among users. >> would it take you away from facebook? >> if they get more intrusive, yes. >> social media advertising is still in its infancy representing $1 billion a year in spending. but experts say it will explode to $20 billion within too three to five years. >> it's all focused on engaging the consumer on one on one interaction. therefore, it's not about advertising anymore, it's about how you create engagement with the consumer. >> for decades we got used to pa mass media advertising such as tv commercials but social media

advertising is different. look at this advertisement for cream cheese for the real women of philadelphia. it pushes consumers to check out videos on youtube and there is where they can submit their own recipes. >> it was designed to boost sales which have been flat. the sales for philadelphia cream cheese went up. >> it incorporated a throw back to traditional advertiser, the celebrity spokesperson. they are trying to innovate and hook consumers in new ways but it is still advertising. >> markets are trying to leverage that. as it becomes too much, consumers will pull back. lisa is here, we'll talk about the weather. >> a lot of cream cheese for

that. >> we're talking about sunshine over this. a little hazy around mount tam. numbers below freezing, napa and santa rosa. fog is clearing back up. rain is headed our way tonight. overnight including thanksgiving. >> also ahead, cheryl jennings takes us along for a high speed takes us along for a high speed rail to[ female announcer ] did you know that the sources of bad breath

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talking about below freezing in parts of the bay area, right now. >> right, in napa and santa rosa in the low 30s. lots of sunshine and enjoy it because we'll see an end to that and a wet weathermaker headed our way into the evening hours. here is a look at tahoe where numbers are in the 20s. numbers will stay rather cool, numbers below average in the mid-50s. it looks nice out there. still 30s around the bay with 38 in mountain view, 39 in redwood city and the numbers slowly coming up along the coast in the 40s. livermore, 41. a little bit of fog and numbers will respond to the sun but the clouds will quickly moving in today. coldest numbers head down into napa and santa rosa this morning.

have been everyone is feeling the chill for sure. another area of low pressure that will slide down the coast overnight. it will bring rain for the evening thundershowers. -- evening hours. >> rain moves in and stays with us overnight. early morning hours. early riser it will be wet out there and drying out about noon. that will take hold. weak high pressure, looks like more rain headed our way wednesday and thursday. this system is not going to bring -- won't bring us any snow because it's close to the coast. but a weak ridge ahead of it should bring us a nice dry afternoon. increasing clouds around 2:00 in the north bay. this low will slide down the coast with it bringing the cooler air. it's already chilly out there. look for another cool afternoon tomorrow. we'll look for the rain, all over the bay tonight.

heaviest rain should set up along the shoreline. 5:00 tonight, santa rosa and points north, some rain but still southern marin county dry. as we go through 7:00, 8:00, it enters the south bay, and likely around concord and san francisco. middle of the game looks weather possibility along the peninsula, south bay and then the system pushes on through while you are sleeping. in the morning hours, it will be chilly out there. lake county looking at snowflakes and talking about still scattered showers early morning. by about 10:00 or 11:00, partly cloudy, once again, 50s for high temperatures. today 57 in oakland and palo alto and san jose with mid-50s to the north. only 46 in clearlake. definitely feeling holiday like the next couple of days with cold night and rainy night tonight. big warmup come monday and tuesday, low to mid-60s should feel pretty good out there.

get ready for more rain. possibility right into thanksgiving and then again on the weekend show it shaping up to be kind of wet. >> an opportunity for people to do their traveling on dry roads. >> cheryl jennings paid a visit to south korea recently and took a ride on the high speed rail system there. it has forever changed travel and business in south korea. >> you are looking at kts high speed korean train express with two rail lines that connect to the entire country from seoul to the second biggest city busan. >> it takes half an hour by car but it takes less than three hours. >> i started in businessest station in the world.

it's where korea has something want to sell america, the kcs. you can pay for tickets by a cellphone. >> you can choose your destination and starting times. >> i checked out first class, complete with food and beverage service. i arrived in seoul to the headquarters that makes it. >> we are going across town, it's very quiet. it's very comfortable and it's going to be going very fast. the train was designed to go 220. >> it's flying by. >> director of the department of international affairs for ko-rail. >> now, we have 140,000

passengers per day. >> the journey to get high speed rail took nearly 40 years. >> it took a long time. >> we estimated about $5 billion for the whole project. it turned out to be a lot bigger $20 billion. >> it took 12 years for the construction work. then one year for the test operations. >> it created a lot of job opportunities in korea and actually sparked economic. >> they have lot to smile about. the ktd s has carried more than 60 million passengers since service begin seven years ago and dramatically improved the economy. cheryl jennings, "abc 7 news." >> don't go away, "7 on your side" is next. >> is it legal for a business to swipe your driver's license?

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embarcadero. what a beautiful day. certainly cooler, we've been hearing about that. a lot of people all over the world would be right where the camera is right now. >> more and more businesses are striping your driver's license like when you buy alcohol. california law puts restrictions on information. when we pointed out that to one of the biggest corporations they changed their policy. >> walk into any downtown san francisco high-rise, you might have to sign in, show an i.d., maybe wear a name tag. but what about them letting you scan your driver's license. that is what you have to do if you want to get in the pg&e headquarters in san francisco. >> we have some extremely sensitive information here. >> and explain what they are doing, scanning our information off of our licenses. >> all of the high-rises they

may ask me for my name but no one is slicing my. did. >> we have customer information and we have a child care center. we owe them a strict security system. >> they capture names and photos off the licenses of thousands and thousands of visitors over the past five years, storing it all in a database along with the date and time of each visit and where each person went each time. so, isn't driver's license information suppose to be private? >> there is a section of the civil code that makes it clear that a driver's license can be swiped only in certain very narrowly defined circumstances. as a condition for entering a building, it's not one of those circumstances. >> legal analyst dean johnson says california law makes it a crime for businesses to swipe your driver's license and

retaining personal information except for specific purposes, such as bank money transfers, building security isn't one of the exceptions. >> it's pretty clear that just swiping everyone's driver's license and using that information to track the comings and goings of the driver's license holder is not legal under the statute. anyway who is doing that is committing a misdemeanor. >> we do not believe this is a violation because folks are handing their information voluntarily. >> but you can't get in the building without a driver's license scan. pg&e says it's widespread but we continue find another building that swipes the licenses. here at transamerica, it does snap a photo of each visitor to create a badge. and yes, they keep the picture. at federal reserve bank, you need to have an appointment with

someone inside. all that is within california law. pg&e would not let me see how the system works, they wouldn't even let me go inside with the interview. >> you are going to see that you are hiked something. you are not letting in the building. >> we can let you in the building but we are asking you to keep a distance. >> it was different in sunnyvale. a complex of 300 high-tech start-ups from around the world and high-tech security. >> so we know who is accessing the building. >> folks showed how it works. visitors provide name and e-mail address, they snap a photo and creates a badge for access. at the end of the day, all those pictures are deleted. >> we don't want the serverer to have a bunch of pictures on it, there is no reason to keep it. >> there is no law that would stop them from taking you a

photo when you come into the building. >> they say the law only restricts capturing your officially government i.d., not another photo. she says pg&e's system is more worrisome because the license is your official i.d. >> people need to visit buildings. pg&e is responsible for your electricity. you shouldn't be from forbidden from entering. >> how does pg&e react to all of this? two days after we brought this matter to its attention, pg&e did an about-face and changed its security system. >> really? so it made you look at the law. >> we never had a complaint in over five years we've used the system. >> pg&e says it will still require you to scan your license in order to enter the building and it will keep your name in

the computer system. however, from now on the company will not reretain your driver's license photo in the database without getting your permission first. already they have deleted tens of thousands of photos that were collected in its database over the past five years. >> generally it's okay to swipe a license to verify age or identity for trance actions like buying alcohol. however, it is rarely legal to store the information. abc7 legal analyst dean johnson so far no one has sued a business. so the courts have yet to clarify what is legal and what is not. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> coming up next, getting ready for the big day. meet the bay area high school band about to perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. @

here are the winning numbers from last night's mega million drawing. mega number was 3. nobody correctly picked them all. tuesday night's drawing is estimated at $47 million. >> the excitement is building in cupertino. marching band leaves tomorrow for macy's thanksgiving parade in new york. as don sanchez found out getting ready for such a big honor involves a lot of marching.

>> they march, they play. they march some more. ♪ >> the home instead high school band is one of ten schools set to perform in thanksgiving macy's parade. they have to prepare. there is stretching and running a mile before they ever pick up an instrument to play. >> this is biggest honor the band program has ever had zbln burns headed the department for 22 years. >> we'll play three minutes on one song and play a different song for for two minutes and repeat. >> then a drill. they will rehearse that thanksgiving morning at 3:00 a.m. >> it truly is about discipline and repetition. its three-mile march and performance that will be watched

by more than 40 million people nationwide. >> sometimes it tends to be repetitive but you know each time it will get better. so you need to focus on that. >> attention to details with regard how you sfian and how you end. >> you do it over and over again. >> they know repetition makes it. >> dan: after long hours of sweating and effort, it's going to pay off. >> with the band and school personnel, 400 people are traveling to new york. they have raised all the money for the trip. it's not just the parade. some of them will get to play carnegie hall. >> it's an opportunity of a lifetime for these kids. >> the holiday lights went on last night at san francisco's

embarcadero center. they celebrated the tradition for a quarter of a century. it costs about $30,000 to outline the building with 17,000 bulbs. they will stay up until the 2nd of january. we're getting ready for the season and might as well have some seasonal weather to go with it. >> some sunshine today before our next system brings rain from sutro right now, a little warming up, 40s in san francisco. 30s the north of the golden gate 56 in fremont. really fairly uniform numbers. a cool afternoon and rain moves in around 7:00 tonight in the north bay. about 9:00 south bay. we'll see a wet overnight tonight. rain ends tomorrow, couple of dry days, wednesday and thursday unfortunately some rain. >> lisa, thanks a lot. next newscast is at 4:00. keep track of us on twitter.

you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day.