>> new had to morning, a march is planned on behalf of an unarmed man shot by police. we will have details. >> the countries honors veterans today. we will they take a look at what's happening here in the bay area.

>> per it is 4:30 this november 11th, 2010. if you served, thank you. let's turn to rob. good day for it? >> a little bit chilly. in oakland it's 44 and northeast wind at 6 miles per hour. where the winds backed off, we have dry air settling in. 39 degrees, but if you moved not far away out to the trivalley, 53 degrees and we have northwest winds keeping temperatures around livermore. wind-protected areas dipping into the 30s. no rain and we will see high clouds. better temperatures looking outstanding as you look at mid 60s. dublin is 65 and 66 in livermore. richmond and oakland today in the same range. mid 60s today and 70s coming back as we head towards the weekend. a look at that and the east bay more r forecast in a few minutes. >> it's reasonable to assume the

roads will be light. >> today or tomorrow because some folks like my children have no school. it's a three-day weekend. we thank veterans both days. eastbound 580 around airway, typical construction in the eastbound direction. things looking smooth there. light volume out of the pass to the dublin interchange. smooth through sunol. it might affect the off-ramp into the south bay. 680 at capitol expressway. a sigalert clear and no activity in the last 20 minutes. back to you. supporter was a popular barber shot and killed will march in his memory today. today in the east bay's christie

smith. >> there is a memorial outside of the barbershop where he works. supporters will gather and march from here all the way to the fruit va le bart station for derek jones, a 37 year old father of one. he was shot and killed by oakland police. an independent autopsy revealed he was hit in the front of his and suffered multiple gunshot wounds. family and friends thought he was shot in the back. he was shot as he reached toward his waist band. it started as a domestic violence call. when police arrived, they tried to shock him, but it didn't work. that according to the tribune. he was shot when he got stuck in

a fence and there was a confrontation there with police. he was not armed, but what he had on him we don't know. the flyers for the march, they raise questions about the shooting on the heels of the mehserle sentence for shooting oscar grant also at the bart station. christie smith today in the east bay. >> investigators tried to figure out what caused a power outage that forced a martinez oil refinery to shoot flame into the air. this morning the shelter in place order has been lifted and health advisories were posted near the plant. avon, clyde and concord. video from last night with smoke pouring into the air for hours. an outage caused the plant to shut down. the burn off from six stacks

sent hydro carbons into the air. >> the flair diagnosis what they were supposed to do. they released pressure which we are trying to understand where and how that occurred. >> according to the refinery, the system worked perfectly. the question is what caused the outage in the first place. power is back on at the refinery this morning. the wait is over in oakland. an upset victory in the tight mayor's race. jean ellie caught up with jean quan who declared victory. >> i am so so proud to be oakland's new mayor. >> jean quan is mayor-elect more than a week after elect day. the registrar of voters believes the ballot count is complete and if there outstanding ballots,

they won't change the outcome. the final count is jean quan with 53,778 votes, topping former front-runner don perotta. >> we are feeling relieved. it's been a long, long wait. i realize it's a 158-year wait. we are just very, very proud. >> while quan is celebrating, perotta is contemplating his next move. announcing a press conference, he included an article about voter confusion with the rank choice voting system. the campaign won't say what the plan is, but points out that perotta had a lead over quan. compared to quan's 29,206. quan moved ahead when voters's second and third choices were added in. the mayor-elect is ready to hit

the job running. >> economy and jobs, children and schools and public safety. >> priorities she is ready to fight for from a new office at city hall. today in the east bay. >> the results are not final until the election is certified. in the days up until after the election, perotta has the news conference later this morning and we will be covering it. the people of san leandro know their mayor. steven cassidy is the unofficial winner. the registrar of voters counting ballots not only from the confusing oakland race, but the san leandro race. cassidy won over incumbent tony santos. jerry mcnerny claiming victory.

his tam pain manager made the announcement last night. all four districts reported nearly all outstanding votes. he now maintains what they call an insurmountable lead of 1,681 votes over gop rival harmer. he has not conceded. the country pauses to honor veterans past and present. it's veteran's day and there events all over the area to salute the men and women who have served or are serving. president barack obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown, but since the president is overseas, vice president joe biden will have the honor this year. the president is in seoul, south korea where he met with troops serving there. here in the bay area, veterans will be honored in pleasant hill and lawmakers will speak at a ceremoniy at 8:00 at the pleasant hill community center.

at the college in livermore, discussions with veterans and the sounding of taps and in walnut creek, a key note speech will be made by a veteran. mike listed in 2001 while still a senior at walnut creek high school. that starts at 11:00. the status changed to open. it is confirmed open taking you from oakland to alameda. the hyde and park street bridges that satisfied you overnight. south of there, southbound 880 to jackson street. traffic is light heading to the san mateo bridge. no major slowing and the bridge itself from the east bay to the peninsula. the tail light are good spacing between the lights meaning a light traffic across the span. no major wins for the san mateo

bridge. back to you. . most of the rain is behind us. >> in the meantime, a chilly start and an interesting one. not too far away. the reason why they are mixing in. concord is the upper 30s and 50s towards fairfield. quite a variety of temperatures, but everyone has the same forecast. high clouds dropped in and high pressure off the west coast and temperatures are climbing through the weekend. grit news for your veteran's day plans. temperatures will be in the mid 60s from the inner bay around oakland and richmond. concord and fairfield, the hilltops may see temperatures in the upper 60s. breezy at times through the

weekend. 70s coming back to wrap up the weekend for the start of next week. >> looks great. thank you. time is 4:40 and we continue the coverage of the fight against teen prostitution. what a young woman sees on the streets and how she is helping children. >> what do your math skill trs have to do with sfwhealth apparently plenty. you are looking at a live picture of the bay bridge. back in a second.

we are talking about teen prostitution. today in the bay's jody hernandez shows the latest in the battle against a disturbing situation. 20-year-old dionne helps buy toiletries and other items to give to prostitutes as young as 11 who work the east bay streets making money for high rowing

pimps. >> before we speak to them, when we are in an atmosphere, we can feel the fear. >> for dionne, the work is personal. her mother became a prostitute as a teen and left her to care for four sibling when is she died of aids two years ago. >> want them to feel like they can be somebody and don't have to be under the thumb or foot of somebody else. >> we can't take it anymore. >> lawmakers, police officers and prosecutors caming to o to tackle the region's teen prostitution problem. thank ties grant, alameda county's human exploitation and trafficking watch program will expand bay area-wide. >> the kids are getting moved from throughout the bay area, but if law enforcement in oakland is not talk to law enforcement in vallejo, how do we know. >> through the ministry called

twilight treasures, they it will do their best to rescue girls caught up in a dangerous lifestyle. >> i'm optimistic for them. if i could be optimistic for myself, i can instill that same hope into somebody else. >> many times i want to put a sign on them that says not for sale. they are not for sale. they are human beings. >> in the east bay, jody hernandez, bay area news. >> a tough issue and something we have been covering all week. let's go to mike. a little bit of trouble. >> we have a big rig that is at the san mateo bridge toll plaza. move over to lane 10 because it has a wide load.

lane 10 has a wider berth. a lot of us have to take the lane as well. so far not so bad. the bridge and oakland approaching with a late volume of traffic there. >> let's turn to rob and weather and it looks like a fabulous weekend. >> look at the numbers through the afternoon. breezy in the hilltops, but warmer days ahead. we will see 70s in the forecast as we head towards saturday and sunday. the radar is dry and that's a difference from yesterday. those that moved off to the east, high clouds dropping in and a pretty outstanding forecast from the trivalley and the inner bay. look at alameda. 64 degrees and 66 in livermore. a bit breezy and winds 10 to 20. around concord is 65 and upper 60s in parts of the north bay hills. the forecast will warm up

through the weekend including oakland thanks to a light breeze. 70s around the inner bay and 70s to start next week as well. back to you. >> first uc students and now california state students are facing tuition hikes. the csu board of trustees approved a plan to raise tuition for under graduate, graduate and credential programs by 15.5% on top of the more than 30% increase over the past year. the plan is to hike true diminution in two steps increasing by 5% in the winter and spring terms and another 10.5% next fall. sliding ahead of the opening bell as leaders strengthen a week economy. for more on that let's turn live to courtney reagan. good morning. >> futures are lower this morning partly due to

disappointing earnings from cisco systems when they reported after the bell. it is the largest maker of net gear so look for the nasdaq to be lower. a sharp drop in people file are figure unemployment. those numbers came out a day early because of the holiday today. investors are uneasy in the market this morning. asian marks rose overnight. good data out of china. europe a touch lower. there is a lot going on with the european debt crisis over there. new data in the u.s. today because the bond market is closed for veteran's day. the equity markets are open. fidelity said balances on 401(k) rose 9% this summer tracking the rise in the stock market. the number of hardship loans against 401(k)s picked up,

suggesting many face financial strain. it counts for 11 million workers, making it an indicator of how well finances are holding up. >> the economy dominating the conversation and at home as the president continues that trip to asia. the debt commission made controversial protoewsals. . >> thousands of miles from home, president obama marked veteran's day in south korea. >> we want you to know this. we remember. we remember your courage. we remember your sacrifice. >> as world leaders joined korea, tensions soon dominated the day.

he met privately with some. >> i am looking forward to hosting the president in washington. and in the meantime we created an economic dialogue in which the teams have been working a range of issues. >> the president defended actions to stabilize the u.s. economy. >> for the u.s. is not growing, that's not good for the rest of the world. >> he wouldn't comment on recommendations released by the debt commission proposing cuts to social security and budgets while raising taxes. back at home there was plenty of criticism from the right and left. >> the chairman of the deficit commission just told working people to drop dead. >> the proposal is destined to meet tough opposition. nbc news, washington. >> looks like more and more people are waiting longer to tie the knot. the u.s. census bureau said the median age for first marriages

increased by a year over the past decade. that age is 28 for men and 26 for women. in addition the percentage of daals who are married went down from 57% in 2000 to 54% in 2010. the figures continue a trend that began in the mid 50s. there is a link between math and money. couple who is score well on a math test accumulate more money by middle age than those with lesser skill. when both spouses answered three math questions correctly, their family wealth average $1.7 million compared to 200,000 when neither spouse answered any correctly. wealth was also lower when the primary financial decision maker had the lower math score. some indicators suggest the green resolution is losing

luster. items that aren't sustainable like bottled water are growing. hybrid car sales are down. >> the qantas airbus still grounded voluntarily pulling its six double-decker and a flight leaving singapore. the airline said the planes will not fly again until they are proven safe. a spokes woman said qantas is not planning to fly for at least two weeks. let's look at what's coming up later and say hello to brent cannon in the newsroom. >> thanks a lot, scott. good morning. the slow ride home almost over for thousands of cruise ship passengers. the ship lost power and it has been stuck out there in the ocean. it is now close enough that our

sister station in san diego sent a helicopter out as it makes its way back to port. a tug has been pulling it in. we will have a live report from san diego. an interesting ride to say the least. scott? >> one of the things i am afraid of is the little tug is pulling that great big ship. >> they sent a second, but it had problems so this one tug it pulling this ship. >> like a children's book. safer ct scans to protect patients. the changes include a safety feature alerting operators are high doses as well as extra training. high doses can cause skin burns and cataracts and death. the fda said patients shouldn't have to worry about the devices exposing them to unnecessary risks. a new drug made from a chemical in soy appears to

prevent prostate cancer from spreading. researchers at northwestern university said the chemical worked in animal studies and is now showing benefits in humans. when men took a pill daily for one month before surgery, it released genes that oppressed them and decreased genes to enhanced them. marchers will be out in the streets in memory of a popular barber shot by police. christie smith is in oakland with everything that's planned. good morning. >> good morning. they are calling this a march for justice for derek jones. supporters say the popular barber often barbecued out here in front of his shop. this is where they are going to gather later this afternoon and march from here all the way to the bart station, the site of the shooting of an unarmed

passenger, oscar grant. they question the timing of this shooting on the heels of the mehserle sentencing. jones was 37 years old, a father of one, unarm and shot and killed by oakland police monday night. some supporters of his thought he was shot in the back, but they are reporting an independent autopsy shows he was hit in the front. oakland police said they believed he was reaching towards his waist band in a police foot chase, making officers believe he had a weapon. this followed a domestic violence call after a woman was fighting with him at the barbershop earlier. police apparently tried to shock him, but that did not work. there was a chase and the confrontation. folks meeting here this afternoon at 3:00. live in oakland, christie smith in the east bay. >> land in sight for the cruise

passengers. we will have the latest on the overnight rescue off southern california. not just pizza you can get delivered to your door. brent and laura on the back side of this break. 3q

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