>> sounds good. >>. >> lis a looking for a man suspected of assaulting a sh 14-year-old girl in san jose. it happened before 6:00 saturday evening on a secluded foot pass. she was wok walking a friend in san jose when a man approached. the friend walked away as the man used a fan. when she returned she could not find the girl. a man is recovering after being thought. police found him just before 6:30. he was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. anyone with information should contact the san francisco police department.

that reward for helping solve the peninsula has more than tripled thanks to public support. the humane society says the reward is now more than $8,400. they are looking for the person who tied -- around a cat's neck and tossed it into the lagoon. that's sick. vets say the animal was alive at the time. anybody with information about or who committed the crime is asked to contact the peninsula humane society. >> occupy style protests are spreading to higher education. they will walk out of class today. what happened is professors and lectures with the cal state university system will be walking out today and tomorrow

to express their frustration with the people running the university system. so they'll walk out and picket to try to stop a strike they hoped is coming up on november 17th because of chancellor charles reid's decision to cancel raises. the faculty say the stunlts are board. they're upset over higher student fees and cutting classes. tuition jumped 25% this year and last. they're hardly representing the 1%. they're saying the state funding was cut drastically and there could be more to come. the walkout will only last a few hours today. but it's at 10:00 at cal state schools including san francisco

state. a dozen more tomorrow at san jose state and cal state where we are. i'm christie smith. back to you guys in the studio. closing arguments in the trial of a suspected gang member who spot shot a frooe mopt police officer. andrew is charged with attempted murder and other felons. in august of 2010 he opened fire on officer todd young in oakland. he took the stand in the trial telling the jury he thought he would die after chasing him. he pointed a gun at him from 15 feet away and started shooting. he's still in rehab and facing one more surgery. the man who shot a sheriff's deptty is expected in court to give his plea. he was stopped in cupertino in

august, for acting suspiciously. he allegedly tried to run and they were turned, pointing a gun at the deputy. that's when the deputy opened fire, injuring him. turns out that gun was a bb gun. changes could be coming in east bay commuters. a community meeting will be held tonight at the kennedy center. they will provide more information about the projts. it really hasn't been used since. more questions regarding the safety of pge pipelines after the same pipeline in san bruno ruptured again. this time it happened near a test. bob redell joins us live on the peninsula with the latest. >> good morning to you.

this is a gas transmission line that runs north and south. we're at now in stran. they are supposed to dig up and replace the three-foot section that ruptured yesterday afternoon along 280. they're supposed to do that in the next few hours. when it ruptured it caused a mud slide that shut down 280 near here for a short time. when they do the tests, they flush the pipelines with water removing the gases. they pressurize it. this was built in 1947. it's quite old. they are using very old pipelines. they believe the rupture yesterday was debted previously by a backhoe. some are still looking into.

they think that was the cause. last thursday they found a pinhole size leak. the exact location is still unknown. the utility didn't do pressure testing for years. that has changed over a year ago in september of last year. that pipeline erupted, exploded in the san bruno neighborhood, killing eight people, leveling 38 homes. since then pg&e says they'll be trying to test 150 miles of transition lines by year end. >> we're excavating the area further. we're going to cut out the ruptured portion of the pipe, replace it with new pipe and conduct the pressure test. >> pg&e will construct the tests through the end of november. then they'll shut down for the wintertime. it's going to be getting cold out here as we are well aware of. people will need the gas in their lines to heat the homes.

laura? >> amazing to see. thank you for the latest there, bob. >> and speaking of cooler weather, fall like, winter like, whatever you want to call it, christina loren says it's ear. >> it is here. it's that time of year i run my heater 24/7 because it's so cold. we'll get a couple of warm days. probably be able tov give your heater a break on wednesday. the warmest day of the week we'll stay dry until then. and late thursday another round of rain on the way. area of low pressure is setting up right now. going to drop from the gulf of alaska. but we will get ridging through the next couple of days. a little bit of thick fog to deal with. what happens is when high pressure builds back in, it compresses the moisture. 37 in napa. 3 in novato. as you break for lunch, temperatures in the 50s across the board. except for places like napa. with all the fog and low cloud

cover, you won't climb all that much. temperatures in the low 50s and 60s. your seven-day outlook tells the story. i think we'll see widespread fog through the coast from places like livermore. that pushes all the way inland. by wednesday a little bit warmer. thursday we hit 65 where the showers roll in for the evening and overnight hours. clearing yet again friday morning and then saturday into sunday. another round of rain. the slopes, how much we're expecting out there. snow levels coming up. >> we think about this time of year. last weekend was great in tahoe. on the upper deck, still aproeping treasure island. we should have flashing lights over the next few minutes. the volume is so like, there shouldn't be an issue at the upper deck.

your tri-valley commute, 14 minutes to the dublin interchange. 580 and the north bay. novato to san rafael. you're at the limit. continuing down just 20 minutes. >> big mike. appreciate it. it's 5:09. when it come os the best area to live in without a car, san francisco ranks number one. at least that's what 24/7 wall street says. they evaluated the cities on efficient public transportation systems and the accessibility of daily amenities. after all was said and done, the sf oakland fry mont area was onto top of the world. second on the list, portland, oregon, followed by new york, honolulu, hawaii and seattle. they checked in at number six. >> i like honolulu.

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welcome back, everyone. quiet now at the hp pavilion. they're going to light it up as the sharks and king play. know pack in sierra is deeper thanks to the weekend storm. skiers and snowboarders hitting the slopes for the first time this weekend. interstate 80 is very slippery.

the chp says drivers need to start to get into the winter mind set when you're out on the mountains trying to navigate the road roads. >> yeah, they get pretty slippery out there. >> nothing slippery in the forecast. boy, the raiders were impressive until the second half. that was a rough, rough game to watch. we're not dealing with fog over oakland. you will find if the north bay the agriculture areas. high pressure compressing the moisture we picked up over the last sunday as well as friday's rainfall.

it will take time to mix out. it will be nice the next couple of days. 36 in novato. today's highs only end up in the 50s and 60s. from tuesday and wednesday we tack on a couple of degrees each day. so pretty standard this time of year. you have a quarter mile visibility this morning in novato. looking good. we could see the fog drift to the south. right now it looks good. we stop it from you 45 minutes for now. we'll see clearing before 6:00 a.m. that's good news. good morning, fremont. 60 in los gatos.

they want to know when the weather patterns will change like this. sunday we'll see a few showers. keep that in mind when it comes to planning the weekend, which we always do on mondays around here. let's check your drive with mike. >> i'm thinking already. the planner. we're looking to the south bay. a nice, northbound drive. these northbound speed sensors are not a problem. southbound here at 880 from old bay shore highway down to 280. we do have a construction zone for 880. that will block one, maybe two lanes. possiblily lasting until 7:00. usually they pick up earlier. we'll watch for slowing around 6:15, 6:30 through the area. the peninsula looks really nice. no delays up the lower bay shore. two changes. the offramp is cleared of construction. that's great news. northbound 101 at 3rd with earlier construction through the zone.

then oakland, 880 where folks meet up, no delays. 15 minutes all the way up to the toll plaza. back to you. >> it is 5:16. the latest economic news to drive the markets this morning. for details on that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn to brian shactman live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, brian. >> good morning. a quick check on the markets. stock futures are negative at this hour. although they are off the lows of the premarket session. coming off a week where all three indices had rough one. we're focused on europe. focused on greece. the greece prime minister is sealing a deal with the opposition. the union ordering him to explain by today how they will form a unity government. they don't have a prime minister now since he stepped down. things need to be in order so the country can get the next multibillion dollar check to basically stay in business.

the literary agent says amazon will publish the memoir last night. penny marshall signed a deal with amazon for her story. have a great day, guys, back to you. >> and a homeowner under investigation after he shot and killed a man trying to steal copper piping and wiring from his property. the man told him he interrupted a burglary in process at the vacant rental home. the home has been ripped off several times in the past at this point the homeowner has not been arrested. copper thefts are on the rise tonight at 11:00.

>> it is 5:18. members of occupy santa cruz will take over the steps of city hall this afternoon. they're upset about a permit issued that holds protest organizers accountable for drinking, drug use and sanitation problems. they also order them to pay for toilets. the time is 5:19. coming up, a new cause for the berkeley hikers that spent two years jailed in iran. plus, why a man involved in the saturday shooting could walk free. >> you guys have been talking about o.co. will the stadium keep its name? so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance

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welcome back, everyone. a live look outside san francisco this morning. 5:22. one of two men involved in a shooting on san francisco's market street back in june will be in court to hear his fate. 18-year-old is expected to be sentenced to probation this morning in connection to a shooting that injured five people. blaine and a 16-year-old boy were involved in gun play two miles from the paint saturday celebration. he pleaded guilty to weapons charge, telling prosecutors he did not, however, fire his gun. the 16-year-old boy accused of shooting the five people, he has denied charges. he will be in court at the end of the month.

shane bauer, sarah shourd and josh fattal spoke at amnesty international conference in los angeles yesterday. bauer telling them the three were lucky to have the support of a strong community who kept a spotlight on their cause. the three were arrested back in 2009 while hiking along the iraq/iran border. all three were living in oakland since their release. >> today will be the first full day of trading for the newest stock, groupon. the their holder ls will profit or lose. today we'll see how many people are the short who will hold onto

the stack. overstock.com lost money on friday. it only cost a million dollars. the name on the home of the raiders. and it's a six-year deal. that game comes out today or tomorrow, depending on how you think of it. it's the best selling video game franchise of all time. at any given moment of the day hundreds of thousands of people, including brent. brent is playing it. playing each other online.

it's the number one game there. they finished a day of fighting with off time with fighting. 5:45 right now. still to come on "today in the bay." a tragic end to a street race in the east bay. one teen is dead. his friend faces criminal charges. >> and medical marijuana clinics statewide they get ready to take a stand against the federal government. i'm going to bring you the story from a place with more than 100 pot linices, coming up. >> new week. new forecast. more rain if works. we'll tell you when. also when you can get away with short sleeves. >> i have an and slowing. couple of east bay popular spots.

for questions about pg&e pipeline safety after a transmission line ruptures. we'll get the latest coming up. >> plus, a usually quiet south bay city in shock this morning after the first murder in two years. the victim, a 14-year-old girl. taking a live look outside. the hp pavilion in san jose. sharks and kings going to like that place up later. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for joining us. it is 5:28 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. as we check in for the meteorologist check, some monday morning magic. does the forecast match up to that? >> it's always magic when i get to work with you guys. >> that's what i'm talking about. she's smooth. >> i'm going to sprinkle a little magic on your forecast

this morning. we're looking pretty good. we have a couple of nice days to get through before the rain returns. if you want to paint your house or do anything outdoors without getting rained on you have until wednesday. the showers roll in on thursday. we'll tell you how much we're expecting, what that means for the sierra. 5:29 first. i want to check your drive with mike inouye. >> we take you to brentwood. folks heading out may want to know about this. an accident on the southbound side down towards 580. right now highway 4 and the vicinity getting crowded. i'll show you antioch and to the north coming up. >> backers of pot clubs throughout the state are preparing to sue the federal government. marla tellez is live. >> reporter: medical marijuana

dispensaries in san jose, clinics like this one where we are this morning, this is the all-american cannabis club. they've been worried about getting shut down by the city of san jose. it is happening statewide in a federal crackdown. so today they are fighting back. patients, landlords and representatives. they are set to file suit against a federal government today. they're joining forces in san francisco to announce their lawsuit. what they're asking for, an immediate halt to the statewide crackdown on co-ops, property owners and businesses that support them. recently the u.s. department of justice announced it would shut down what u.s. attorneys called a profit-making industry. and many dispensaries statewide received a threatening letter from federal prosecutors saying they are violating federal law and now subject to possible prosecution. so medical marijuana advocates are filing suit, demanding this

crackdown stops. this is all happening while pot clinics in san jose are fighting to stay open here. there are more than 100 of them. you may recall the city council recently voted to limit the number of dispensaries to ten. advocates fought back. they got enough signatures to petition this. now the issue remains in limbo. voters could end up deciding the fate of pot clinics. advocates will be in san francisco this morning. they'll make the announcement at an 11:00 press conference. jon? >> marla tellez in san jose, thank you. this morning flowers, candles and balloons at the site where a teenage girl was killed in a drive-by shooting. she just left a birthday party with friends on friday night when the gunman shot her and two other teens. two 14-year-old girls are still in critical condition. a teenage boy was treated and

released for a leg wound. officers followed the getaway car and arrested five suspected gang members. the family of the teenage girl who was killed set up a fund for her as well as fargo. donations will help pay for her funeral. >> it is 5:31. police rigt now are looking for two masked men responsible for a weekend armed robbery spree. officers say the men robbed them around 8:50 saturday night. the men demand money at gunpoint and took off. then two men in ski masks took as much as $600 at gunpoint. fortunately nobody was hurt. three people shot in oakland over the weekend. all are expected to survive their injuries. one person was shot in the chest around 9:30. earlier in the morning two people were shot in east oakland. it happened just after 12:30. well, an illegal street race

ending with a teenager dead. police say two friends were racing against each other on richmond parkway early saturday morning. the roads were slick. one of the drivers spun out, losing control. pablo lopez was killed when his car flipped multiple times and hit a poll. the driver of the other was was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and du irk. >> new concerns about the safety of pg&e pipelines. it's the same pipe lain that exploded if san bruno last year. bob redell is joining us with the latest. good morning, bob. >> in a few hours pg&e will replace the three will have foot section of ruptured pipeline.

it's up this hill near farm hill. that section shut it down for a short time. they've been conducting hydro status pressure tests. they purge the gas from the line to see how it olds. the utility says the point of rupture was dented. now just last thursday pg&e revealed a leak along the same line in palo alto. that section was installed in 1947 which critics say is a big part of the problem. now this line, line 132. a 24-inch transmission line that runs through san francisco is the same one that exploded in

san bruno. pg&e did test lines often because it was so expensive. the goal is to test 150 miles of the transmission lines by year's en end. >> the whole point of the program is to identify weaknesses in the pipe. get in there. make repairs. make the system stronger. >> this testing will resume through november. then pg&e says they will pause testing because people need to heat their homes and they can't do that when the lines are filled with water. >> thank you for the update, bob. time to check in for the weather forecast. meteorologist christina loren is here to tell us. >> here to tell you we have more rain on the way. it's that time of year. the pineapple express.

areas of low pressure line up in the pacific. and we're going to get a couple of them in the latter section of your week. right now we are going to see the best weather of the week. today tomorrow and also wednesday staying dry. still on the cool side. we have all the pacific air that mixed in over the course of the weekend. two cold frobtds came through, drags the cold air in. we're at 35 in pa that. 35 in santa rosa. 37 in novato. temperatures will stay cool in the north bay for the next couple of hour ls. we have a good amount of fog developing in places like napa. your visibility is down to a quarter mile in spots. half a mile now in napa. expects more of that throughout the next couple of hours. when we stop the clock, just about 24 minutes from now we'll see the marine layer push out to sea. tomorrow is when high pressure settles in and pushes all the fog to the surface. that compression that we're so

used to. 60 in redwood city. 58 in san francisco. 60 in santa rosa. nice and mild even in the east bay in the 60s. you'll need a jacket the first part of the day. of course, warm your car up this morning. >> definitely. build a fire -- no, don't build a fire. looking over here to highway 4. we do have slowing. # 3 at the sensor. but slowing. where it's red, 20 miles per hour around that area. further south we talked about the accident. the spinout is still reported in the middle of the roadway. it is slow at the scene. folks are beginning to make their way south to livermore. 580, a 17-minute drive to greenville. averaging 52 all the way over to the dublin interchange.

and a live look out shows you the golden gate brej with a clear view. visibility in novato is tough. back to you guys. >> it is 5:37. new numbers about teens and sexual harassment. find out how many of them had first-hand experience with the issue. plus the college scandal continues to grow. two high ranking officials resign overnight. the latest details are coming up. and the knockdown, drag-out fights to become the next mayor of san francisco. last-minute campaigning is under way. and for the latest news, traffic and weather, some good conversation. find us on facebook at nbc bay area. hey!

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good monday morning to you. pretty clear conditions out there. >> according to hir man cain, it

is over. he is done talking about sexual harassment allegations. he will not answer more questions about it. is that the fastest way to put this controversy behind him? tracey pothsz is live in washington with the latest. >> republican strategists say, no, it's not a good strategy. he needs to get everything on the table. all the questions about what happened, how he handled it. what may not have happened. then he can truly get this behind him. the i'm not going to answer any questions strategy is not going to work for him. funds raising is working. the campaign raised $2 million in the last week since this broke. all of last summer he raise 2d$.8 million. just this week while accused of sexual harassment allegations he raised $2 million. other opponents say it's time to move on from this.

we can't talk about job or foreign policy until we move past this issue. herman cain insisting the way to move past it is to ignore it. >> tracie, very few people knew his name or face before this. he came out of in where. jumped to the front of the polls. everybody is wondering how is his support looking now since all this broke? >> we now have one. his support slipped about 9% among republicans. about 5% overall. and that just over half the people who were polled said they believed the sexual harassment allegations are true. the latest poll shows his support slipping, but his campaign is raising money every day. >> tracie potts from dc. thank you very much. the scandal at penn state

grew overnight. two high ranking officials resigned. they'll be arraigned in court today. the former athletic director tim curly and gary schultz face perjury charges. they're accused of investigating the sexual abuse allegations against former defense coordinator jerry sandusky. he's accused of a abusing eight boys over a 15-year period. >> fire invest gays trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire. it swept through the residential facility in marion on saturday night, danging half the structure. five residents were killed. a sixth remains in critical condition. some facility employees and police officers suffered smoke inhalation. several federal agents sent in to help this investigation. in the facility. they provide care for developlily disabled adults. >> want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina

loren. it's been chilly lately. >> yeah, it has. we've gone from short sleeves, tank tops and shorts directly to winter coats. you can take it off krvly. especially inland. not much fog over the city all day long. but you'll get sunshine in the city. so everyone can take the jacket off later on. highs only in the upper 50s and low 60s with all the cool air still in place over the bay area. so the bay bridge tells a story. this morning you can stee for ten miles or better. along the peninsula we're looking great. we have dense patches of fog in the north bay. give yourself time to get to your destination safely. also through places like livermore, the compressionaling to fa starts to set in when high pressure moves in. let's get to it this morning.

it's already going to be turning dark as you may your wake home from work. keep that in mind. take the sunglasses with you. especially driving into the east. 35 in santa rosa. 37 in novato. 35 in napa. this is the cold spot. elsewhere, places like san jose staying nice and mild. still want the jacket. 40 in livermore. 55 in livermore at 11:00 a.m. as you start to think about lunch, getting hungry, temperatures in the 50s. we'll round out the day with sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. 60 up in santa rosa. and you'll hit about 59 degrees in napa with the fog hanging out for the first part of the day. now the next few days things stay nice endry and we're talking about a snow level that's a bit higher this time. gusty winds and widespread rain through the first part of your friday. then we dry out a little bit for saturday. another round of rain on sunday.

if you have outdoor activities to take care of. maybe you owe your dog that long walk. do it before thursday when the rain returns. we'll talk about this throughout the morning. let's check your drive with mike. >> things are looking nice for the south bay. we'll start down here and look at the northbound speed sensors all at the limit. we're looking at southbound side of 880. the construction crew is scheduled to possiblily 7:00. looks like they might be completely clearing over the next few minutes. between old bay shore highway and 280. no major slowing obviously. the bay shore holds up nicely. 101 passing by your exit towards the bridge and 280 as you might imagine. a smooth drive along the entire peninsula. the north bay, now, christina talked about lower visibility towards novato. that might be the issue. still holding nicely to the 37 interchange. then a smooth drive to san rafael and to the city. san rafael has a new accident

right around the exit. i'll give you a better look at that in a report. meanwhile let's get a live look at the bay bridge. a few more cars. now a stackup in the cash lanes. still not enough to trigger the metering lights. the upper deck moves smoothly into san francisco. back to you. >> it is 5:47. a disturbing new study finds sexual harassment is widespread in schools across the country. the more than association for university women surveyed 2,000 students nationwide in grades 7 through 12. 48% of students said they experience some sort of sexual harassment. in person, online or through texts. many students admitted to harassing others thought it was no big deal. the majority of students thought it was a very big deal. so big they reported feeling six or skipping class. >> facebook bickering is escalating to face-to-face brawls at one east bay school. according on the contra costa times. administrators are asking

participants to mononor what their teens post online. great idea. tough to execute. the school's principal says out of nine on campus fights in the first five weeks of school, at least seven of them started on facebook. 15 students were suspended in the brawls. the school planning a facebook 101 seminar for parents who want to learn to monitor their teens online activity. 5:48. candidates for san francisco's next mayor have started the final full day of campaigning. it's the first time the city is using voting to elect the mayor. it's tough for voter who is have 16 candidates to choose from. political experts say it's unlikely one candidate will receive a majority of first-choice votes. which means there could be multiple rounds. some of the candidates are concerned about the ranked choice voting itself. >> well, the main thing that i've been hearing is the confusion that the primary choice might be diluted somehow. with not understanding how the second or third would be counted. that confusion bothers me.

i think it bothers the other candidates, too. >> we have a huge number of folk who is are undecided. many folks are not aware there's an election on fuse. so you add rank choice voting to that. it adds to the confusion. >> with so many candidates there's no way that the first round is going to cheaf a 50 plus one result. so it's going to take a number of different rounds. with that it gives us a tremendous boost of being the winner at the end of the day. don received more first-place vot votes. if you're keeping score at home, we've reached the half way point of the season. and, yes, the 49ers just smashing expectations. they just keep on winning. they win it 19-11. san francisco, check this out.

now they've won six in a row. barring a collapse on the way to a playoff bid. the most recent lost yesterday to the broncos. the raiders unable to hold onto their lead. 38-24. >> 5:50. coming up, how california's prison crisis is actually worked in lindsay lohan's favor this morning. plus a bay area city talking about expanding the bag ban. why it could soon cost you a little bit more to go shopping. and some lost interviews foth steve jobs have have been teweun 'll ou found. we'll tell you where. ll

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ask. welcome back, everybody. time is 5:52. while you were sleeping lindsay lohan went to jail and got back out. she reported at 8:58 last night. who is counting? to start serving her 30-day sentence for violating probation. the trouble is the jails are so crowded she was just released after midnight. lohan must complete court ordered community service and psycho therapy to avoid future jail time. the the state senator announced his next political move. the long time public service says he'll run for the santa claur ra county supervisor in 2012. he's served on the state senate since 2004. he plans to run for the district seat. it's currently held by liz smith. shoppers in san francisco may need to bring their own bags

when they hit the shops or pay their own price. they are considering a measure to require all local stores to charge an extra dime for every disposable bag. the could would go up 25 cents per bag. they already banned the use of plastic bags in big grocery stores and chain formsies. so bring your own bags. new poll finds americans are not happy with wall street or the occupy wall street protests. a pool from the university of massachusetts found 35% of those surveyed had a favorable impression of the occupy movement. last month an associated press poll showed 37% for occupy. wall street itself had the worst rating in the poll. only 16% had a favorable impression of wall street and those big corporations. all the people interested in making money from wall street, probably won't.

they fry to figure out who is in charge m maybe a change in power on italy, too. thr paying a higher and higher interest rate and soon will not be able to afford to pay unless they raise the retirement age. you can imagine how hard that might be. unaired interview with steve jobs has been discovered. only a few minutes were used in the original show. it will be shown next week in san francisco. we'll put more detail on the facebook page. mark zuckerberg is the ninth most powerful person in the world. also on the list, bill gates is still beating out zuckerberg.

founder and ceo of amazon.com is 40th. >> also got the lists. they try to keep up. they roll them on out. we keep looking at them. thanks a lot. >> laura? >> it's 5:56. still to come on "today in the bay" a look at the protests hurting the 99%. plus the trial of a man accused of shooting a fremont police officer is winding down. we'll have the details coming up. and throw the umbrella in a corner for a few days. rain here means snow in the sierra. that's right. snowboarders and skiers. i have that report coming up. >> and we'll give you an update. chauzing slowdowns. we'll give you the latest coming up. and a live look from the south bay this morning. good morning, monday. 5:56 right now. beth!

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a people's exhibit g&e pipeline ruptures during testing. raising new questions about pipeline safety. that story is coming up. the occupy wall street movement is sparking a new movement today and tomorrow at the cal state university system. it means some professors may be walking out. i'll explain in a live report. plus a lawsuit to stop the federal crackdown on medical marijuana. >> a live look outside this morning. clear skies. monday, november 7th. "today in the bay." >>d