it's a ladies day plus mike. >> i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. i want to get a look at the weekend forecast. >> good morning. we made it. we finally made it to friday. we actually have a really good looking forecast for you. i'm can going to call it a final blast of summer. we're not going to be quite as warm as the summertime temperatures. but warm enough to hit the beach. in addition wel we'll see offshore flow. although the temperatures are in the mid to upper 70s, you'll get completely clear conditions. this morning we have watching for thick fog. a mostly cloudy start across the area. we have the friday forecast, the weekend forecast. and also we're watching for fire weather. >> the fog is an advisory from chp as well. highway 12 off interstate 80. we're looking to the south bay from construction as well. pointing out two spots. 880 off 101. that might have crews still

there. the detour should be clearing. at the bottom of the screen. 87 onto 85 autoof san jose you'll have construction at that ramp. detour should be clearing in 20, guys. >> thank you very much, guys. this morning after ten days of demonstration, occupy oakland protests are ordered to pack up and go home. >> good morning to you. we have. we've been speaking with protesters walking around the perimeter this morning. they're very well aware of the notice to vacate. i've asked if they had any plans to leave voluntarily and the answer we're getting is no with protesters say they pay too. they posted on the website from the city administrator's office that they need to leave.

saying the city could no longer hold health and safety. this is the movement with others going on across the kungt over financial inequality. the city is saying there are too many problems out here, including a growing problem with rats, food, violence and intimidation. one protesters said she hasn't seen all this. when i asked her if they would leave, here's what she had to say. >> well, i mean, it was just intimidation tactic. basically that doesn't work anymore. we've been intimidated for years. >> you don't think anybody will leave? >> we're not going anywhere. >> so the bottom line according to the city is that protesters will be allowed out here on the plaza from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. but they don't want overnight camping. letter sent was not specific about when people would have to leave or when they might be forced to leave.

they go have protesters stationed at the corners. they say they are looking for police but they haven't seen many at this point. >> 5:03 this morning. a young man is behind bars in connection with a triple murder an an east beta too pa lor. 20-year-old paul stevenson iii is expected of the killing three people and trying to kill four others at the party near a warehouse in san leandro. stevenson matched a suspect sketch released days after the shooting. right now a $10,000 reward is being offered for the second shooting suspect. the police are not releasing much of a description. this morning pg&e is denying it put junk pipe in the ground.

but they say state records prove otherwise. they found evidence that they installed salvaged or junked transmission pipe between 1948 and 198 # 46. many of those lines are still in use. that raises serious safety concerns. pg&e says it was common in past decades and pipes would be cleaned and inspected before being reused. they also say it's dealing with any risks posed by salvage pipe there is tu testing problems. this morning keeping an eye on after a fault line hit the bay area: the first quake happened yesterday afternoon. a number of aftershocks followed. the largest, a 3.9. thafts just after 8:00 last night.

they've been watching this for more than 40 years now. they say of all the places along the fault, this is the most likely place for a pair of quakes. these two events are not an indication of the big one. >> it's not common. it's very not very unusual. so it's not reason for undo alarnl, and people just need to get prepared for the big one that will eventually come in the east bay. >> we spoke to plenty of students who reported feeling the shaking in libraries and other buildings on campus. the fault line runs right under memorial stadium at uc berkeley. as we speak it is closed for retrofitting. it's scheduled to reopen next year. bart stopped the trains for a short time for safety inspections. so far, though, no damage or injuries are reported as a result of the quakes.

right now trains are running on time. >> it's a great routine that they do all the time. zbl we're almost upon the weekend. you can taste it, christina loren. >> laura, i was tasting it on monday. in the form of some extra bold coffee. so we are experiencing the best weather of the week. finally as we round out the end of the week, into the weekend. we don't have the cool weather that we had to deal with early on. things get really nice around here. then it might be ha little bit too hot for some people as high pressure sets up over the great basin, drive being winds from land to sea. we're talking about an offshore wind event through monday, tuesday and wednesday. so we are watching for fire weather. basically we'll dry out substantially. so your temperatures will be on the crisp side. and we're talking fog-starts. even in the city by the bay. monday, tuesday, and wednesday

looks like the windiest day. that's the big weather story for today. we're watching fog for you. looks like it will hang around until probably 11:00. 79 in los gatos today. 75 in redwood city. not too bad when it comes to your temperatures. we tack on about 10 degrees and that's what you see for sunday. so we have the seven-day forecast coming up in the next repor report. >> i have a new accident and an update already. so coming out of oakland. but it's not an accident. it's off on the shoulder. that's great news. just a tad bit of slowing before the roadway. that 70 is off 580 near the traffic symbol there. further back you see a smooth drive through the dublin

interchange. a little blip all the way on the right side of your screen. further south, 680 looks nice through sunol. with a light volume of traffic in fremont and south bay with no major slowing all the way to san jose. we'll track it. back to you. an east bay bride will be walking down the aisle with unexpected guests cheering them on. >> they are going ahead with their wedding at city hall amid the occupy movement. they will tie the knot this afternoon their wedding won't exactly have the backdrop they probably envisioned. they'll have a lot more witnesses than they planned now that occupy oakland tent city sprung up. but they're not complaining. >> i'm a very humble woman. that's why i chose the city hall from the beginning instead of paying for a wedding and all of

that. but it turned into something i didn't think it was going to. and i think it will go down in history. i'm really excited. >> how can she not be? and the groom has activism running through his blood. he's the great nephew of chavez. he says he supports the movement and protesters say they will welcome the bride and groom. >> definitely interesting wedding photos with the crowd. >> coming up. the 411 on the 669. the new area code in the 408. >> keep all the the numbers straight. too legit to quit. mc hammer unleashes his inner geek. he's going from rapper to tech titan just ahead. >> and a live look at a dark san francisco on this friday. christina will give you your weekend forecast. ad ather and good est traffica

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san francisco's controversial cell phone radiation law will not into into effect on tuesday as planned. they are delaying the start date until a federal judge rules on the cell phone industry's request to block the law. cell phone stores are required to put up posters about cell phone radiation. it's the first right to know law that targets consumers. they say they are alarmists

bagsed on opinion and not facts. silicon valley is getting a second area code to accommodate the growing population. current customers won't have to change their existing phone numbers, but everyone's dialing habits will have to change when you call any number within the 408-area code, you have to dial plus the phone number. the new area code will be given out in november of next year. >> we have gridlock on capitol hill plus sweetening the pot when it comes to real estate. but first breaking news from groupon. let's turn to bertha coombs who is live at cnbc headquarters for the very latest. >> good morning, ladies. groupon offering a discount. last spring there was talks of raising it to $50 million. now they scaled it back to $475

million. they're looking to offer shares at 16 do $18 a share. in the offering note letter to shareholders, ceo andrew mason says the company is growing its revenues, but the costs are too high to hold onto business. still not profitable. he warns there will be moments of brilliance and sheer stupidity ahead. buyer beware if you're looking for the ipo. a lack of u.s. economic news today. it's going to be quiet overall. we had futures pointing higher. good earnings out of mcdonald's. ge was in line. and we are hearing from washington some folks trying to help out when it comes to real estate. two u.s. senators introducing a bill on thursday that would grant foreigners a u.s. visa if they invest $500,000 or more in cash in housing here in the united states. supporters say the plan could soak up excess inventory

currently weighing down the housing market chrks is also weighing down the economy. the bill is intended to compliment the visa granting programs that are ending that were designed to encourage job creation in the u.s. and you can breathe a sig of relief if you'ric thatting home a big paycheck. no millionaire tax. at least not for now. all 47 u.s. senate republicans and two democrats blocked the key piece of president obama's $447 million job stimulus plan that proposed raising taxes on millionaires to create and protect u.s. jobs. it fell short of the votes needed to move on. i know you guys are sbreathing sig of relief. >> thank goodness. >> it is so good to know that. >> stop, it's hammer time. one of oakland's most famous rappers getting in touch with his geeky side.

stanley burrel announcing a new internet search engine. he says it will offer better deep search results than those google and bing. it's in a testing phase, but they are accepting names and e-mail addresses of anyone who wishes to become a tester ahead of the december launch. >> what's with that outfit? meteorologist christina loren joins us now, of course, with a look at your forecast. >> good morning to you. we have a really good lking weekend shaping up. hope you're ready for it. finally a friday. let's look at what's happening. satellite imagery shows you really no high or mid-level cloud cover moving into the bay area. through the next couple of days it will amplify, get stronger and move over us. so this is what we're looking at. good morning to you. 49 in santa rosa.

52 in livermore this morning. 58 in sunnyvale. we also have really thick fog up in santa rosa through the napa valley. looking good along the peninsula. expecting the fog to roll in from 7:00 to 9:00. future cast shows you we stop the clock at 11:00. you can see we're still dealing with cloud cover over san francisco. but getting clearing much earlier than we did yesterday. your temperatures will be warmer as a result. i put 80s back on the map for you. 80 in concord. 79 in los gatos and 72 in santa cr cruz. through next week the focus shifts to fire danger. and for us, that means 80s inland. upper 80s and 70s near the coast on wednesday. in addition to this that, dry and breezy weather will continue. if you want to hit the beach, you can do so on sunday, mike. that means a lot of traffic over

17, right sf. >> that's right. a lot of traffic getting to the gun show. somewhere. don't know where that would be. we're looking over here towards construction. this is what the show is with all the lights. that's cleared for steven's creek. we do still have the zone 101 southbound that connector ramp is still closed. 87 off of 85 heading northbound on 87, that transition is also closed for construction. possiblily until 6:00 a.m. again, a detour is posted there. oakland eampb 880 past the coliseum. equal flow on the southbound side. no delays between oakland, coliseum and the san mateo bridge or north to the bay bridge where only construction

for 580. an overhead sign could cause contemporary traffic breaks. now further east the full closure is here. from love ridge over to summerville, still closed for another ten minutes or so. they will drop to 50 as the commute starts. this is probably the first spot we'll see the slowing. 5:19 right now. the reverend is at it again. he's predicting tepid of the world. if your affairs are not in order, it's probably too late. he says today is the actual judgment day. the millionaire preacher who runs the oakland based family radio network says his previous prediction of a rapture on may 11th, 2011, actually did come true, but he said it was a silence rapture. he says the world will end quietly some time this morning.

camping is 90 years old and suffered a stroke shortly after his previous prediction didn't pan out. 5:20 right mow. coming up, steve jobs' sec relate regret. why he decided not to go through a surgery that may have saved his life. plus a billionaire beefs up security. why he's under surveillance and what it means for reporters like our own bob redell. >> and the top tech minds in the whole world are in the southbay. we'll tell you why coming up. and a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. open f open for a little friday light. we'll check in with mike. a

welcome back, everyone. 5:22.

facebook creator mark zuckerberg is the world's youngest billionaire. he's quickly become one of silicon's valley most recognizable faces. now the ceo reportedly hired a 24-hour personal security team to protect him and his new home in palo alto. zuckerberg had to deal with stalkers getting a little too close. this year he took out a restraining order against one man who he says was harassing him at his home and facebook headquarters. the new security team will also keep away the pesky reporters like this one, bob redell. he posted a like sign on zuckerberg's front gate when he first moved into his new house a few months ago. creating controversy out there. this morning new information about steve jobs and his final year. the apple cofounder refused to go through surgery that could have potentially saved his life. he refused the surgery for nine

months even though his family begged him to do it. instead he opted for alternative medicine. the rare form of pancreatic cancer had spread. the book will be released next monday. well, that same book says steve jobs thought the android phone was a ripoff. >> he thought a lot of things were the a ripoff. he tells isaacson he thought the android phones were, quote, a stolen product. the head of google was on the board at apple. so that was very awkward as they were talking about these phones. here's what jobs said. i am going to destroy android. i willing to go thermonuclear war on this. ly spend my last dying breath if i need to, andly spend every penny of apple's -- then -- $40 billion in the bank to right

this wrong. last night they annualed for the annual tech award. sort of the grammys of tech. we saw the commercial for press here. this fella ran a -- he's the ce, of tipco software and the owner of st golden state warriors. he's going to be my guest. you know, they have this labor dispute. the head of the league warned owners if they talk about the the labor dispute, they'll fine them $100,000. >> wow. so do we talk about it? and who pays for it. we're not having a christmas party? >> we aren't. >> i spent our money. do we plan our own christmas party? more karaoke. thank you very much.

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bay. are millions of gallons of oil seeping into the ocean? the surprising discovery they are making aboard a warship sunk more than 60 years ago. and congratlags. you made it to friday. we have a great looking weekend forecast to get to. that is on the way. >> and a live look at 880 past the coliseum. the volume picks up here but really kicking up further east. i'll show you what's going on with the freeway closure as well.

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new this morning, protesters at occupy oakland receive a notice from the city that it's time to vacate the plaza. are they going to do it? i'll have some answers coming up in live report. >> and i'm bob redell live at the raceway. there's a reason why they call it the 24 hours of lemons. we're going to have a neek peek

at if unusual endurance races coming up. this morning when he hear from the survivors the moments after the shots were fired. it is friday, october 21st. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you 56789:30. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. i want to check the weekend forecast with meet rolgs christina loren. >> we're close to halloween. nothing scary in the forecast. we do have some fog so thick in spots it could make the surroundings that you're used to look unfamiliar. we're expecting more fog along the peninsula later on. the big weather story is the warm-up for the weekend.

that's what we're really concerned with. let's check your drive and get you to work. >> krrk hp is giving an advisory for the area. look for this. i told you the slowdown would happen then. wb highway 4, the commute kicked in already. speeds half of what they were on average ten minutes ago. >> people get an early jump on the weekend. >> trying. >> thanks, mike. 5:31 now. overnight occupy oakland campers got an eviction notice from the city. christie smith is live in oakland with why and what could happen next. >> good morning and happy friday. it's a different tone out here this morning than it was earlier in the week.

it was much more confrontational inside the tent city an with members of the media. this morning protesters are less concerned with us and more concerned about whether the police might be coming after they received a warning letter from the city of oakland. it was posted last night around 8:00 saying that protesters need to vacate the area at frank ogala plaza in front of city hall where occupy oakland protesters sat up a large tent city. there are at least 100 of them out there. they say that they're in support of occupy movements all across the country. they list a number of problems including more violence, assaults, threats, intimidation and a growing rat problem. and emergency crews are being denied access inside to see who was hurt.

>> we're not going anywhere until the demands are met. they can meet us half way. we gave them a chance. they messed up. now it's our time. >> we are back here live. i wanted to show you some signs from this morning. they say they have a rally planned to occupy everything, liberate oakland. that is planned for saturday out here at frank ogala plaza. now the city is saying that people can gather between 6:00 al a.m. and 10:00 p.m. but they don't want any tents or any camping. i do have a copy of the notice this morning. the one thing that's interesting is it doesn't say when they have to leave or anything like that. it seems like people are more

interested on if the police are out here. >> thank you for the update. it is 5:34 now. we are hearing a chilling series of 911 tapes for inside a cupertino quarry. that is where disgruntled employee went on the shooting spree back on october 5th. what you're about to hear are the wounded men at the quarry describing the scene. >> people are dying. >> can you get to any of these people? >> there's one right here. he's wounded. >> you guys have any kind of cloths, any kind of towels? >> i mean, no. there's blood all over. no cloth is going to stop what's going on right here. have you r seen a massacre? >> horrible. the 911 tapes were released yesterday. the killer shot nine people.

allmanned to escape but was confronted the next morning. scientists are breathing a sigh of relief. they did not find any oil sitting in a sunken tanker. it sunk in 1941 off the central coast near cambria. more than a week of drilling into the side of the tanker confirms the sunken ship's 32 oil tanks now only hold sea water. scientists don't know what happened to the oil and they say they probably never will. you say one of the premier race in auto sports. some salemensful replace it with a clubbinger and that's what you have. bob redell is live at what will be dubbed sears point list this

weekend. what's going on, bob sf. >> the 24 hours is back here at the raceway. the raceway now is over 100 cars out here. you cannot spend more than $500 on your car. i'm looking at jeff right here. i'm thinking you spent at least $550. what was this? what is it? >> it's an '84 volvo 240. >> reporter: she does run. all the cars run. they usually run at the start. >> so they go on craigslist and then drive away? you have time to get back in the race, correct? >> you have all night to fission the car. they'll go to craigslist and find a motor or transmission.

>> 60 to 70 savrj. 30 or 40 in the hairpin turns. >> is there a movement? are you able to get in front of another car? it's got to be a crowded field. >> it's a very crowded field. you're wheel-to-wheel racing. there's nothing like it out there. >> reporter: are you worry about it getting dinged? >> everybody worries about that with a nice car. with a pile like this, you don't care. >> reporter: i was kidding. so the race will be roughly eight hours each day. it's a $1,500 first price. you put more money into this driving it out from the east coast besides the $500, why do you do it? >> it's all about the seat time. going as fast as you can and as long as you can.

it's the most fun you can have with your clothes on. >> reporter: can you turn her over? i want to hear what she sounds like. more than over 100 raceers out here. they're going to have some -- it's hot. look out. it's hot. does that mean it will explode? wow. she sounds pretty good. >> step away from the car. >> reporter: it works! >> don't use all the juice right now. save it for the race. >> it's the honor of winning the lemon: i love it. fin. fun. one day i will enter my swagger wagon. oh, yes. meteorologist christina loren, stst time to have her join us for a look at the forecast. no one rocks a mini van like our own laura garcia-cannon. not yet a soccer mom. but she will be one gay da i.

high pressure is moving in. clear conditions at the coast. i'm going to forecast for that for sunday. still have fog in the forecast through today, tomorrow and then sunday things really start to change 49 in santa rosa. 45 in napa. it's going to take a long time before your temperatures start to warm up because the fog is so thick. watch out. at 11ing a.m. you'll see we get a lot of clearing. even in the north bay. you were socked in for the most part yesterday. your highs will be comfortable yesterday. 90s in the east bay. then monday, tuesday, wednesday, our focus shifts to the

potential for really dry, windy weather across the bay. that could make for fire weather. wednesday looks to be the worst. >> i would first put in bob redell. then maybe one day we can drive it as a team. this is probably qualified. a disabled vehicle on the side of the road. it will be running the roadway hopefully soon. still on the shoulder. not a major slow down approaching the castro valley "y" and towards san leandro. 580 with a smooth drive towards livermore. speeds into the 50s where you see the yellow. then a live look at sunol south of there. the volume builds over the hill. speeds in the 50s and 60s through that morning of your commute.

back to you. coming up, a vinyl dictator meets a violent end. the new video of his final moments. plus the man who wrote the book on propofol takes the stand in the case against michael jackson's doctor. the allegation he's calling crazy.

this morning reactions are pouring in on the death of moammar gadhafi. tracie potts is joining us live from washington, d.c. with what this death means for u.s. foreign policy in the u.s. we want to point out that some of the images we are about to show you are very disturbing. >> that's true. i'll reemphasize that. some of these were taken during and after the gun battle that

killed moe ma gadhafi. he was supposed to be buried today according to islamic custom. however, it's been delayed. they can't decide where to bury him. there rb celebrations in tripoli and here in washington, d.c. the big question is what about policy? what happens next? they have a transitional council with a prime minister in place. the prime minister promised free elections within eight months of toppling the government. and what happens to u.s. and nato involvement in the u.s. spent $1.5 billion in libya between military actions and diplomacy. how will that continue? the obama administering has been under criticism for not investing as much in other countries. countries like syria say where is the u.s. helping us? so a lot of questions developing as a result of the death of this

leader. >> yeah, a lot of answers we're waiting for. 5:45. in over his head. well, we now know the exotic animal owner in ohio who three open the cages at his animal preserve and then committed suicide was in deep debt. court records show terry thompson and his wife owed $68,000 to the irs and the county and had two federal tax liens filed against them last year. he had just gotten out of federal prison last month on a weapons charge. and then this week he turned dozens of lions and tigers and other animals loose. 911 tapes capture the chaos of that day. >> there's animal loose around this area. i think i just seen one. it looked like a jaguar or a wolf or something. >> sheriff deputies used high profile rifles to kill at least 50 animals.

they are now being held at the columbus zoo. >> 5:46. this morning the defense will most likely begin its case in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. before the defense calls its own witnesses, the attorneys will be allowed to cross examine dr. schaffer. yesterday he called the defense claim that jackson gave himself a fatal dose of propofol crazy. >> that is so egregious that i find it difficult to comprehend. that you could have a patient who has arrested as you call and you leave a voice message.

it's inconceivable to me. >> he said he believes jackson would still be alive if he was given proper medical care. today troubled actress lindsay lohan is getting another chance to turn things around. she's getting a chance to show up on time for her community service shift. yesterday she was turned away after she arrived 40 minutes late. lohan is already in trouble for skipping out on nine scheduled shifts at an l.a. women's shelter. she was to work 16 hours at the morgue before her next hearing in two weeks t at that hearing a judge will decide if lohan will go to jail for viling the probation. 5:47 now. how relieved are you that it's friday? christina loren is joining us with the weekend forecast. >> it is friday, finally. and just like last weekend,

we're going to get gorgeous, gorgeous weather. just in time for saturday and sunday. we got through the cold, cloudy conditions through the week. but you don't have to worry about rain. even fog won't be that much of a factor as we transition to saturday. monday, tuesday, wednesday, fog free conditions at the coast. we have a breeze here preventing the fog from settling in. calm winds and really thick patches of fog as a result. high pressure is compressing the marine layer, forcing it to the surface. so temperatures are much cooler in the north bay than anywhere else. 59 degrees, almost 60 in oakland right now. and your fog is really thick. mostly between the agricultural areas, santa rosa through the napa valley. watch out up there. that's probably going to slow you down, as mike reported earlier. the chp is also watching for

that as well. 75 in redwood city. 72 in santa cruz. 79 in los gatos. really comfortable conditions. i put 80s back on the map in fairfield and concord. we continue to warm up for the weekend. a lot of sunshine. dry air moves in. then we're also going to work with a pretty strong breeze. so we are watching for fire weather. if you have fire weather interest, just stay privy to the forecast. wednesday will be the windiest. sunday is your warmest day. that's your san francisco temperature. so santa cruz is 82 on sunday. you can't beat that. it's going to get cold. might want to hit the beach one last time. >> the last hurah. let's look to the roadways. that's what christina is talking about. you'll expect crowds there. right now 101 and 880

northbound. probably 10 or 15 minutes until the crew clears. we have northbound 85 getting onto northbound 87. that transition ramp is closed. slower speeds approaching the detour. which should be posted for folks heading north into downtown san jose. over on the roadways past the coliseum with a smooth drive. a lot more taillights north past the coliseum in through downtown. speeds still in the 50s and 60s over towards the bay bridge and the toll plaza where there's not any metering lights. we have more head lights here. kben, just an 18-minute drive off the bridge. watch the fog for the north bay. just west off highway 12 and in towards fairfield, guys. back to you. coming up, college room meats going ahead on the

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welcome back at 5:53. here's a look at top stories. concord high school, el dorado middle school and westwood elementary will be tightly guarded because of a threatening fax message. this is the third school threat in the east bay in just a week. we're keeping a close watch on the fall line after a cluster of earthquakes rattled the bay area. the first happened just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon.

the largest was a 3.9 after 8:00 last night. this morning pg&e is denying it put junk gas pipes in the ground. they found evidence they installed salvaged or junk transmission pipe on the natural gas system between 1948 and 1956. >> it is 5:54. it is friday. scott has a super cool gadget he tells us. >> so cool, it's in bubble wrap. it's called the litro camera. and this is going to be a super hot gadget. okay, so here's the camera itself. there's the lens. so it is a multifocus camera. when you take a picture. it will focus on everything you

take a picture of. it's hard to explain. now two years later after you change the picture you can change the photo so something else in the picture comes into focus. it is super cool. they become living pictures years and years after you take the photograph. i can remember when the guy who made this was still a grad student. basically wrap focus. years after you take the picture. $499 from the lytro camera. i'll take pictures of you guys and we'll post them. decide who you want to focus on, laura, marla or christina. >> it's a girl show today. but it's nice to have a

flavoring of scott and mike in here, too. will the raiders new quarterback be the starter against the kansas city chiefs. carson palmer will be taking snaps, even though he's not suited up since january. palmer had his first practice with the tead yem. if he starts sunday, he's going head to head with his former college roommates. they roomed together while playing at usc. both palmer and castle were recruited to play at usc by current raiders coach hugh jackson, who used to be an assistant coach for the trojans. and palmer was castle's best man at his wedding in twechbt. still ahead a robbery suspect takes a break at a local

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