. complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2 news. two dozen tents go up tonight form a new occupy encampment despite complaints from neighbors who don't want them. >> good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> occupy oakland protesters have regrouped andd established a new encampment after being evicted from in front of city hall this

week. demonstrators returned to the streets, a crowd of 1,000 marchs from city hall to the lakeshore district. they stopped at two banks along the route. there was in graffiti, but the demonstration remained peaceful. the group rallied outside of a elementary school slated for foreclose aure foreclosure. half the protester went home, but 400 or so marched back to the city's recently envated updown district. at about 5:30 people from the march pushed doba chain linked fence and setup a new encampment in a vacant lot at telegraph avenue and 1th street. city officials said they will not tolerate new camps, but police are only watching tonight adhering to the city's nonconfrontal strategy. ktvu's eric rasmussen is hearing from residents who don't want the new neighbor burb

we begin with jade hernandez and what is happen radioing now. jade. >> reporter: make no mistake the tevtents back up and, in fact, demonstrators say they are not going anywhere. these protesters followed their plan announced yesterday to march and reoccupy the new location at 19 and telegraph. a if you demonstrators immediately began to pitch tents. one man complain idea they rallied to lakeview elementary school from frank ogawa plaza. >> this school is being shut shut down unjustly. >> reporter: the old police department's presence was prominent and officers stood at every corner owned bit city's redevelopment as. police report nod arrests, tagging or vandalism. >> i think it's time for people to up their eyes and if they don't really know what is wrong, they aren't looking. >> reporter: this man joined his wife and

doglusy, surrounded bit hundreds of marchers he was glad to see who joined today. >> it was mostly union people and that really good to see the union movement getting on board. >> i don't think tents will stop going up, because the movement is too strong and will continue-organizers are just now telling protesters that they have to cut the music, because of a 10:00 curfew. there is a lot of apartments around here. now we know that the oakland police department told us that they still stand by the fact that they don't want any of these encampments here at this park, except for campers at snow park. but we have been told by the department that they will have no police action tonight. reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. as jade just mentioned nut occupy camp is on the front doorstep of many who live and work in area. from jade we go to ktvu's eric rasmussen on a report on how

businesses and residents are reacting. >> reporter: ken, i talked to at least one restaurant owner back here who says for tonight, all of these extra people are actually helping him. we have heard from many more who said they do not want this camp in this location. this was no welcoming committee for occupy oakland. >> i am a taxpayer. i have a job and i have to work tomorrow. >> reporter: a small group of neighbors met hundreds of protesters as they flooded into the area of 19th and telegraph, tearing down fences and setting up camp, while some watched from their living rooms. >> we're part of the 99% and it's just not in our homes. we go to the banks and the square and this isn't the space. where we live. >> reporter: the area is also home to the

oakland school for the arts and recently refurbished fox theater. police fanned out to protect businesses and residential buildings, but have not tried to break up the camp. how much time do you think you have in this spot? >> a day, and starting last night we began a conversation with the school and frankly, it didn't go so hot. >> reporter: that did not stop this day-long protest from ending with a giant street party and victory dance, even if some neighbors aren't celebrating with them. >> i think it's kind of disrupts the area a lot. there are small businesses and for some it's good, but for most it's not. >> reporter: protesters told me they will try to continue a dialogue with neighbors who live in the area, but we already heard from one neighbor complaining to police about the noise out here and again, it sounds leibthey just turned off music moments ago. live in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. now to san francisco where religious leaders have

organized a silent candlelight march. ktvu's noelle walker is live at occupy sf where marchers were expected to rife. >> reporter: heather, according to the tweets i have read on-line it sounds like they are run a little bit late. they were supposed to be at the plaza. the camp is still here and the people sticking it out in the rain. moments ago we heard their trademark mic czech and mic check and they might be getting ready for the visitors. the american academy of religion is having a conference over the weekend. 8,000 people strong here for the conference. we don't know how many of them are going to participate in this vigil. the vigil includes travis smiley tv show host and dr. cornell west, who is an activist, philosopher and outspoken supporter of the obpie movements across this country. he will be here -- he is supposed to be included in this silent vigil and we'll come

down here and speak to the occupiers at justin herman plause, who plaza, so we'll be here at justin herman plaza. the man who made headlines perched atop a wall at city hall as part of san josi' occupy protest moved today across town and then pitched a tent and n mayor chuck reid's driveway. sean o'kelly says he came down off the wall last night. he first quarter climbed the wall on october 24th and o'kelly decided to move because he and others feel their efforts to reef out to city leaders have gone nowhere. >> we have been trying to work with them every step of the way and they keep blocking us. i guess sitting on that wall didn't get their attention. we're going to start bringing it to people's front yards. >> by 51st police said all the protesters have left the area near the mayor's home. no arrests were made and city

staffers tell us that the tent that was left behind was confiscated. culb in next half-hour, controversy over what happened at an occupy protest at uc davis, where police there used pepper-spray. the response today from the school. we're on storm watch tonight as yet another round of rain moves into the bay area. we want to show you a view from this afternoon from the camera on top of the ktvu building. looking out across the oakland estuary. you can see the storm clouds are rolling in. meter mark tamayo shows us where the rain is on stormtracker 2, a look at some of the totals. >> ken, the rainfall has been picking up the past 3-4 hours. the amounts not impressive yet, but we're adding to totals rye now. looking at the radar loop over the past hours we started out dry today, but you can see the light to moderate and even heavier downpours pushing into the bay area. these are up to 9:00, santa rosa, .19" and redwood city, .10" and the latest, the bulk

of activity ricket now focused in the southern half of the bay area. showing you some light raband downpours that you can pick out from san francisco to oakland. the main action heading into parts of the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. i have seen moderate reports of rainfall with the yellow cells and heavier downpours around the santa cruz mountains. and back this out again and could be a rough drive right now on 17 as we have more moisture moving in from the pacific around the santa cruz mountains. we do expect the forecast to change heading into your sunday. coming up, i have the updated track of this system and the one part of your sunday that could actually be drive. you can get live stormtracker 2 updates anytime by going to our website, ktvu.com and click on the link near the top of the page. we have an update on repairs to arupt yard natural

gas pipeline on the peninsula. work crews are repaired and retested two sections of a pipeline in palo alto that had two leaks during press testing. a pge representative told us that crews are expected to put that combined 3-mile section back into service at the beginning of next week. another portion of the pipe in south san francisco that is being retrofitted will go back moo service next week. this is the same transmission line that exploded in san bruno last year. los goat police released a sketch a man in an attempted kidnap. they say the man tried to pull a 17-year-old girl in his car on lark avenue near the los gatos creek trail. the girl fought the man off and managed to escape. he is described as hispanic in his 40s, 5' 7", 150 pounds. his car was olding with paint splotches that might be covering up rust. relatives of slain nursing student michellely worked for months to find le and one of

their search groups discovered her remains back on september 17th. now they are forming an organization to help other families with the search rescue and recovery efforts of missing loved ones. le's alleged killer giselle esteban is due in court december 2nd. an oakland woman who disappeared earlier this week has been found. family members of 32-year-oldic yingli became worried when she didn't return from her class as the the laneey college. police say locating l i was especially important because she speaks limited english and needs medcage to control schizophrenia. in libya revolutionary fighters captured saif gadhafi. he was picked up by revolutionary fighters in the southern desert. 39-year-old was once considered the heir-apparent to colonel gadhafi of the it's if gadhafi will be turned over to the international criminal court in the haug

or tried in libya as members of the transitional government want. >> we have good courts and he a very good system. >> southern libyan fighters had reportedly been following the younger gadhafii for weeks and decided to make their move when she learned he would try to escape perhaps to tawana. tunisia. snowfall helps to slow the spread of a wind-whipped fire in this reno neighborhood. an

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within hours it it was a five- alarm blaze. >> flames started to go through the roof and burning green, like maybe it was hot enough to melt copper. >> reporter: the red cross says rollmently 60 residents were displaced. some poured out to the streets to console eth. firefighters say the fire may have started in a elevator workroom. more than 16 hours after this fire started firefighters were still tackling hotspots. the building has been red- tagged and engineers say it's not structurally sound. that is part of the reason this intersection will remain closed throughout the weekend. owners of the restaurant next door carried out their cash registers and cooking equipment as they and other businesses closed up shop for the weekend. the mark of cafe intermezzo says he is not sure when or if they will rebuild. >> i have been work, for this place for 23 years or so.

half of my life. and now it's gone. >> reporter: his livelihood in a place that dozens called home, destroyed overnight. berkeley, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. this is the phone number people are asked asked to call for assistance, 510-981-5900. it's a nonemergency line that berkeley officials are asking apartment residents to call so that the city can assess who needs help and to point them in the right direction. community members called for peace at the site where a man was killed near frank ogawa plaza. members of the group save rallied at corner of 14'n and broadway where 25-year-old foster was shot to death last week. foster had spent time at the occupy camp there. the group holds he's events whenever people are killed in oakland and want to raise awareness of the toll violence takes on the cityro.

nevada's governor said it was a miracle more homes were not lost in friday's wind-fueled wildfire. one man received a heart attack as he tried to flee the fire. ktvu's alex savidge made the drive to reno and tells us the likely cause of that blaze. >> reporter: chaired hillsides covered with a light dusting of snow. this is the scene in the colin ranch neighborhood of reno one day of a fierce wind-driven fire blew thorough and the residents saw the destruction this fire caused. this woman still has a place to live and is grateful. >> to know some people weren't as lucky, and it's just heard break. >> reporter: huge flames pushed right up to the front of this place. >> it came to right about here, but you can see some of this stuff was

singed off. >> reporter: late in the day winds died down and snow started falling which helped crews gain the upper hand. this fire dropped embers down on random homes in this neighborhood. this place burned, but the house right next door was spared. >> scariest thing i have been through in my life. it was a road of fire that was causing the embers to be carried this way. >> reporter: at the height of the fire over 4000 homes were threat íened, but the snow certainly helped. over 2000 acres were burned and investigators think it was a downed power line that started this deadly fire. just one day after eping the investigation into the death of natalie woods the man

who discovered actress' body 30 years is speak out. doug bomb bard who owns the restaurant woods had her final meal in before drowning at catalina, he now says he still thinks that the starlet's death was an accident. >> i think she got up, untied the dinghy and was trying to put it across the swim step and she either slipped, maybe the dinghy pulled her. wood' death was determined to be accidental, but los angeles county authorities say they have received new information that led them to revisit the case. animal rights activist call conditions at one of the nation's largest egg suppliers "deplorable and disgusting." and today mcdonalds and targets will no longer take eggs from that supply. here is video from three sparboe farming facilities and shows hens cramped into cages and live male chicks tossed into plastic bags to suffocate. and workers cutting off tips of chick's beaks. >> we documented birds that were so

decomposed you couldn't tell that they were chickens and they were in cages with chickens for human consumption. >> the fad spena warning letter to fad that inspectors found "serious violations." at five of its facilities. the oakland's mayor office kicked off it's annual toy drive today with many families signing you for help. parents and kids formed a long line outside of city hall. they were there to submit applications to receive donated toys for christmas. organizers expect to serve as many as 2200 families. that is about 600 more than last year. >> what we're seeing is a new demographic of first-time unemployed folks laid off this year, some working families that have never applied. we have some city staff who are struggling and we just a broader demographic than we have had

in the past. >> this is the 32nd of the mayor's holiday toy drive and anyone who wants to help can drop off donated toys at fire stations and libraries. car sales are brisk and prices are about to go down soon and hear what industry experts say will be the best day to buy and what is motivating the sales. also they [ elevator bell dings ]

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suvs and trucks to see. 17 of the models are elect rick or hybrid vehicles. admission is 9:00 for adult and children under 12 are free. well, november is shay up to the best month of the year for new car sales and as ktvu's janine de la vega reports anyone in the market for a new set of wheels can expect discounts and incentives during the upcoming holidays. >> reporter: whatever takes to grab people's attention and in this case the handia dealership hopes that the deals could get better according to this website. data shows that sundays are the biggest on black friday. they are trying to sell the 2011 cars to make way for the 2012 models and with the holidays approaching they are offering deep discounts. >> people are lined up at shop malls and that kind of stuff

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says he would not bow down in the face of pressure. and from switzerland, the highest court has imposed fine on those hiking nude in the alps. the federal court threw out an appeal by a man who hiked naked by a family. neighborhood hibbing is an increasingly enjoyable passtime. 200 frozen turkeys were handed out along with bags full of thanksgiving trimmers for each family. >> there is a need. people are out of work. people are hungry, you know? so we're in this community 90% of the longshore work in the bay area is in west oakland. so we just felt it necessary to give to a community that is really giving us so much. >> at one point the volunteers

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continuing coverage of occupy oakland. take a look at this flash mob in the middle of broadway and look at that guy. he looked bewildered. a plan dressed in a business

suit, but he is on in the act. the street theater sprang up during today's march. the chief financial and administrative officer of the university of california davis says the video is chilling as tom duhayne reports she is talking about using pepper- spray on protesters. hundreds of students surrounded a building with the chancellor inside demanding her resignation. they were loud, but nonviolent. late today katehi and other officials started an investigation. >> ido understandd the infortunate and very bad situation that was created for our students on friday. >> reporter:

katehi said the university's no camping policy would be reviewed. that is what led to the confrontation. >> this is not a hostile situation. >> reporter: after the news conference the chancellor stayed inside not comfortable to leave for another two and a half hours as more and more students arrived of one was a student who was maced yesterday. >> so painful your eyes are just in excruciating pain. >> reporter: her reaction to the chancellor's inquiry. >> she is unfit to do her job. >> reporter: at 6:00 katehi walked to a car with students lining the tv after she left, the protesters were jubilant. in. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the occupy protests. should police move in on the encampments, we'll bring it to you live on-air an online. president obama is wrapping up his visit to southeast asia,

when he made new trade deals he says will put thousands of americans back to work. >> the fastest-growing region in the world, no market is more important to our economic future than the asia pacific region. a region where exports already support 5 million american jobs. >> in his weekly address the president says the new agreements will create 130,000 new jobs and put the country on track to double its exports by 2014. one of the biggest deals involves boeing, which has agreed to sell hundreds of american-built planes to indonesia. members of supercommittee held talks as the deadline looms for a deficit-cutting deal. republican committee members held a conference call. they are supposed to come up way deal that saves $1.2 trillion over ten years. >> we have identified several trillion in sensiblee spending reductions that would actually resolve our fiscal crisis. >> to

have something on table that does not ask the wealthiest people of the country to share in it would be unconscionable. >> democrats rejected a republican deal yesterday saying it didn't include enough shared sacrifice. >> the official deadline is wednesday, but the committee must submit a plan on monday for a vote by congress. and one republican candidate has called a thanksgiving family forum and presidential hopeful newt gingrich got some of the biggest applause as he described the occupy protesters as "a self righteous group who think they are owes everything." the left has collapsed and why you need to reassert something as simple as saying go get a job right after you take a bath." >> there were some particularly emotional moments and herman cain teared up as a remembered the day in 2006 when he was told he had stage iv

colon cancer. and rick santorum said he had a confession at one point he tried to love his seriously disabled accounts receivable daughter "a little less tan his other children because he felt it would hurt too much if something happened to her." pedestrians can now cross the entire span of the golden gate bridge now that the eastern sidewalk has re-opened. a 300-feet section has been closed since september for earthquake retrofitting. visitors are now able to walk the full- length of the span. the work was finished two months ahead of schedule. >> new detail about a new labor contract for major league baseball. reports say the deal include bloat testing for human-growth hormone starting in february during spring training. this puts the agency ahead of the nfl, which has not agreed on hgh testing. the contract also includes a raise and minimum salary though $480,000 a year. we just got some new video

into our newsroom of the occupy rally taking place in san francisco. ktvu's noelle walker says a crowd of 200 people made their way though from union quire to justin herman plaza and arrived ten minutes ago. the plaza which is where the occupy protesters have been camping out, noelle says one of tonight's featured speakers had to cancel because he got sick. the crowd is relatively peaceful, many holding candles, even with the rain come down in san francisco. well, a heated rivalry on the ice.

with the rainfall picking up as advertising this evening. kind of a i chilly rain.

the cold numbers back down to the 40s across parts of the bay area and cold enough snowfalls could be done to 3500 efi 3500-feet locally. right now you can see the coverage out there. this from the radar out towards sacramento and picking up on the coverage in the north. this is actually the san josi radar around the santa cruz mountains with the colors beginning to brighten up in this region. the yellows and reds indicating moderate rainfall. mountview, cupertino and campbell action here and we're expand this to show you more activity around redwood city and menlo park. cells could be he heavy around 101 and the gilroy area. a look outside right now we can show you the wet

roadways of the golden gate bridge, so just be extra careful on the roads with the downpours out there. no urban and stream advisories. it is cold out there. tomorrow morning the coolest locations will be in the upper 30s to right around 40 degrees. san francisco, 48 and san josi in the lower 40s. here is the history of today's storm you can see developing out in the pacific and right now that main frontal band public onshore. with the tileline there is a possibility we could have scattered or isolated thunderstorms and scattered showers into your sunday morning and chance of showers for the afternoon with partly cloudy skies, expectations most areas about .25" to .5". but the wettest locations to the north bay coastal hills could have amounts approaching 1". right now winter weather advisory in place for the mountains. i checked with caltrans and we havef snowfall in the order of 4-8". your updated forecast model showing rain showers public through

early tomorrow morning and tomorrow morning 8:009:00, not a lot to show you, but we could still have scattered showers and even a chance into the early porshe of the afternoon. by late-afternoon into the evening hours it should be dry with skies becoming partly cloudy. tomorrow morning, scattered showerses and the cool weather pattern remains in place. san josi right around 58 and morgan hill in the upper 50s and the niners playing tomorrow at candlestick and there is a chance of showerses with temperatures only in the mid- 50s. here is a look ahead, your extended forecast. you will notice some morning fog actually two dry days, monday and tuesday will be dry. there is a chance of a shower primarily late in the evening hours on wednesday and we could be tracking more scheuers heather and ken just in time for thanksgiving. enjoy the turkeys out. >>. >> thank

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good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap of it's been a shocking weekend in college football with four top- ten teams losing, stanford hoping not to be the fifth in the 114th addition of the big game. the act symbolic of the winner in it rivalry against cal. the ball is recovered by again ben gardner and they are in business. ty

montgomery goes 34 yards to the end zone. 7-0, stanford, but andrew luck gave the bears a chance way throw that was picked off. his receiver actually slips and steve williams takes the ball all the way to the end zone. the touchdown was called back because of an illegal block, but the bears got in the end zone a little bit later. >> illegal block in the back. >> maynard to his favorite receiver, his brother allen who gets the food down, 10-7 bears and they would lead 13-7. >> allen hauls it in. >> stanford rallied before halftime. gaffney powers in on a 10-play, 78-yard drive. 14-13, stanford at the break. and the cardinals came out firing in the 3rd quarter, luck to tulo and stanford 21-13 and then 28-13 after luck threw to

ryan hewitt for the score. bears made noise in the 4th quarter and anywhereode the gap, but stanford was able to hold on for the 31-28 win as the bears got 14 points in the 4th quarter. that ups stanford's lead to 57- 46-11 in the series in the series and stanford just a one- loss team. it was very much a scramble in college football's other top- ten. three unbeaten teams so those hope goes up in smoke. after the display oregon put on against stand to it was lard to imagine the ducks logez losing in eugene. 59-yards and the score and barkley through four touchdown passes at trojans built a 38-14 lead. in the 4th quarter, the dubs come storm back and denanty thomas fakes the reverse into the open field and ask stanford what that means against oregon? it's a 96-yard return for the ducks and they scored 21

unanswered points to pull within 3. maldonado pulls it left and 48-35. >> robert griffin the third and baylor take on each other. wright completes the 88-yard play to tie the game. griffin appreciative of his good fortune. oklahoma got a tieing touchdown with 51 seconds left, but the bears had time. griffin finds terrance williams in the end zone. griffin throws for 479 yards and four scores. baylor knocks off the fifth- ranked seniors, the fans stormed the field to corroborate the bear's first win ever over oklahoma. the upsets continued in raleigh, north carolina. this is lsu against mississippi. 7th-ranked clemson and the wolfpack

jumped to the -- we are completely out of order and, but won the game and stayed undefeated. the stay day of upsets continues in raleigh, north carolina, i think. nope, that is navy against san josi state. san josi state and navy had never met before. the spartans jumped to the lead. rutley had 233 yards of tote office, but the midshipmen took the lead in the 2nd quarter. >> sandationo with the pitch and weaves his way to the end zone. navy takes a 24-20 lead in the 4th quarter. then early in the 4th, mat faulkner flows one to carr in the basket end zone and san josi state wins this first-ever meeting 27-24 and mike ming tire's team the hornets led 13-

10, but the aggies came back. from there colton silverarra punched into the end zone. aggies win 23-19 and take a 40- 18 lead in this series. in castrol, corvallis nick montana getting the start. too much oregon state in this one. jovan stevenson on the 15-yard score, one of these touchdowns the beavs, 38-28 winners. >> two otherr pac-12 scores of note, ucla bowl-eligible after routing colorado. arizona takes the territorial cup over arizona state. as members of the same division the sharks and dallas stars see lots of

each other and is that familiarality led to no shortage of emotion. the sharks representing in the stands. shark went on the power-play and marleau to thornton down near the goal. san josi tout a 1-0 lead. that was the score after a period. sharks scored twice more in the period. thorton with the assist again. san josi up 3-0 leader after 2. did we mention these two teams see a lot of each other? nystrom and mcginn explaining pleasanties and the stars seem trying to provoke videos on. mcginn put one in the net with handzus on

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golf's president cup has been a lop side affair for us golfers and that is how this event once again turned out. international captain greg norman with fellow aussie and u.s. captain fred couple. u.s. needed to win only five points in 12 individual matches in the final round. hunter mayhan knocks out jason day to earn the points for the united states. but the international team not out of it. the chip on the par-4 11' 11 and ishikawa wins.

tom went on to eliminate allenby. whenever he plays, all eyes on tiger woods. woods had one only one day coming in, but going up on a birdie on no. 15. jim furyk became the first player to win all five matches. part of a 4-3 win over ernie els and back to tiger. he rolls this shot right you for a tap-in birdie and makes couples who made him the captain's choice look good. usa at 19-15 binner is winner is 7-1-1 in the overall series. >> the raiders take on the vikings in the metrodome. minnesota features running back adrian peterson who averages 94 yard a game rush and facing an oakland

defense who gives up 132 per gameful they hope to put the game in the hans of minnesotas a rookie quarterback christian ponder. >> plenty of respect for peterson in the locker room. >> he is a human being and i think he puts his pants on the say way i do. we're not afraid of him in any form or fashion. >> one guy can't beat us. we're going into the game with the right intensity and we have to get him on the ground. he is low to table and as good as i have seen. >> later in the day the 49ers and their 8-1 record take on cardinals at candlestick park. frank gore with five straight 100-yard game before he was held to net zero against the giants. he is also hobbled by an injured ankle, but he will play tomorrow as. >> it's the fox premium game

of show at 9:00 unfor friends of english football, liverpool against chelsea. and then it's the point after following the ballgame. we will see you then. usf hoops, seattle trails by 3. sterling carter tries to tie it you, but off the mark. colario adds padding. and nascar sprint cup championship will be decided tomorrow in florida. carl edwards has the 3-point lead over tony stewart heading into that final race. edwards is on the pole and one of the two drivers will be the champion. that is it for this saturday night sport wrap. i will see you again tomorrow from candlestick. >> thank you, joe. that is our report for

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