i'm bob redell live in hayward. we're moments away from a general strike at one of the east bay's largest college campuses. we'll tell you what teachers want. occupy sf is told to clean up or get out. how protesters are responding to the city's demands. the battle over same-sex marriage could take another step forward. the decision that could change the court coming up. >> and a live look outside at the bay bridge. all is calm. a little cool out there. christina will tell you what it's really like.

good morning, everyone. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia kelly. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> we have drizzly fog out there. we are 12 to 24 hours away from this front moving into the bay area. it will hang around and then another storm on its heels. we'll tell you what it means for today. keep the umbrella handy. >> yikes. roadwork. highway 116 is currently closed at highway 101. i know for our friends driving towards san francisco. >> we'll check back with you. thank you, mike. >> the first walkout in the history of the cal state university system and it's happening today.

>> professors, lecturers, coaches and counselors are planning a strike at two different campuses. >> in an hour and a half is when the general will strike start here. what they'll be protesting, the lecturers. the professors. the teachers. the counselors. they'll protest that the tsu system hasn't paid pay raises already agreed upon. pay raises they are supposed to receive for the 2008 and 2009 school years. they said they simply can't afford to and pay the state for slashing funding to the school system.

sacramento is in such a big hole financially. they say they do not have the money and if they are to pay them out they have to reduce classes for students more. just yesterday the board voted to raise tuition. that's an increase of under $500. that illustrates the financial bind that they're in. there are 23 campuses in the system. but the union for the faculty, the california faculty association decided to focus on these two campuses. we understand they could be traveling to participate. classes will be in session unless your instructor told you

otherwise. bob redell, jon and laura? >> we'll check back with you throughout the morning. california state budget is in trouble. new report from the legislative analyst office shows the state's projected revenue for the year is more than $3 billion short of what lawmakers predicted it would be. that could trigger automatic budget cuts. the official report is due out next month. today is nothing short of a crucial day in the ongoing legal battle over same-sex marriage here in california. the state supreme court is expected to decide if supporters can continue to defend their ban on gay marriage. both the governor and the attorney general refuse to defend the ban. now it's up to the court decide if prop 8 backers have the legal

standing to intervene. a federal judge already declared the voter-approved ban unconstitutional. if the supreme court decisions to sponsor it cannot defend the state law on their own. >> we're learning more about the gunman killed in a confrontation with police at uc berkeley. also a self described computer nerd. on tuesday he was shot and later died after he allegedly pointed a handgun at campus officers. >> >> officers were giving him commands. he definitely didn't do so. >> we need to think about the support system for students who

are under a lot of stress. >> travis just started his first semester. he was attended classes where the confrontation took place. >> san francisco's mayor says occupiers need to clean up their act. mayor ed lee told activists the camp is a health and safety hazard. police say the occupiers have to follow the rules or they will be kicked out. some protesters are trying to clean up. >> we are cleaning up because one of the reasonings for shooting people is saying it's unsanitary. police are arresting nearly # 5 protesters. fire departmentally nobody was hurt. san francisco police say protesters try to take one officer's gun. today marks the two-month

anniversary of occupy wall street. they call for a national day of action. they plan gatherings at new york stock exchange and more than a dozen subway hubs around the city. the death ov a 4-year-old boy sparks an investigation at children's hospital in oakland. he had complex breathing problems. everything went well, but when he was taken to recovery room he went into cardiac arrest. he did not respond to aggressive efforts. >> the hospital is now conducting its own investigation into what happened. >> we have a better picture of a man suspecting of kidnapping a girl in los gatos.

the suspect is described as a hispanic man in his mid 40s. clean shaven. about 5'6" with a stocky build. he was last seen in a small four-dour station wagon. police believe the suspect tried to abduct a 17-year-old girl. if you have any information call police. >> a bay area entrepreneur getting a big time honor in washington today. the founder of my first yoga outreach program for kids. it all started as a small studio but quickly grew to include dozens of schools with books and a mobile app.

it's 4:38. >> it's far too early for that. good morning to you. we're looking good so far. we have reduced visibility. you can tell the pattern is changing right when you walk out the front door. it's pretty early to have visibility reduced to half a mile in livermore. we're not expecting much, though. here's the bulk of this moisture now pushing into the northern most portion of the state. lightning is firing off. unstable air mass. isolated thunderstorms later today. we're not expecting much in terms of rainfall. maybe oon isolated shower at 3:00 p.m. west of santa rosa. we stop the clock at 9:00 p.m. a little cell north of san jose. then we start to get more action.

the first roun of showers ran through. overall enough to make for a slower drive tomorrow morning. but as we head into this weekend, sunday in particular, we could be measuring the rain in half of inch to inch. so we'll talk more about that. what it means more travel plans. first let's check your drive with mike. >> christina, the crews are trying to finish up their work for the night and definitely before the rain comes in tomorrow. southbound 880. bypass this heading down towards the landing road. a lot of lights heading up. look down towards the middle of the freeway. and we're traveling past the construction zone approaching 237. further south, 880 continues with both directions with road crews on the roadblocking a lane between 280 and old shore lane highway. and to the north, 880 past the

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welcome back, everybody. on a thursday. we give you a live look at san jose. all is calm. misty and cold. christina loren here to tell you about that. the man wanted in connection with a shooting incident at the white house is expected to be in federal court this morning. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez was arrested at a hotel in pennsylvania yesterday afternoon. he's now in the kcustody of secret service. he fired shots near the white house last friday. two bullets with were found close to building. >> newt gingrich is rising in the polls, and with his success comes new criticism. critics are raising questions about his time working as a consultant for freddie mac in the years leading up to the

nation's big housing crisis. he hasn't said how much money he made but it's believed to be $1.68 million. his work may turn away a lot of republican voters. gingrich says he offered his advice as a historian. we're set to get the latest jobless claims in an hour from now. futures are down. for more on that let's turn to jackie live at cnbc headquarters. >> futures are in the red after stocks were knocked down yesterday afternoon following a report warning that u.s. banks could take a big hit if europe debt crisis spreads. that's not entirely new news. but investors are on edge over any headlines across the pond. france and spain sold bonds at high yields. it's much more expensive for them. in the u.s. we'll get data on

unemployment and housing. the dough fell to 11,905. the nasdaq lowers to 2939. when congress finds rare common ground to help contractors and veterans. they hire jobless veterans and repeals an hold all forcing 3% of the contractors. more americans are planning to brave it all on black friday. 152 million people say they're going to be shopping that day. up 10%. they expect sales to increase 3% from 2010. >> they look for black friday deals online.

>> all about getting creative, looking for deals. >> i know someone who likes black friday deal ls. >> i like a deal on any day. i do. it makes me feel good about the money i spend. i'm a good consumer. someone has to do their part to spend. we're looking good. you may be spending money on an umbrella if you've not yet invested one. i'm looking at sunday. that looks like your washout day. probably two hours on saturday. it looks like 11:00 p.m. on saturday to 11:00 p.m. on sunday. very, very wet around here. that's all the significant rain we have to report for you. this morning we have fog and drizzle to slow you down. you want to keep that in mind.

you have three-quarters of a mile in napa. my eyes really come over to the tri valley region. as we head throughout the day, all the cold air and rain showers arrive. by 11:00 p.m. that's when we get down to the south bay. you have to wait a little while. you see activity in the south bay. this is computer generated. i can tell you we are going to see a little bit more shower activity than this is representing. but really not much of anything. so 9:00 a.m. it starts to get active. that will continue to ramp up late friday to early saturday. saturday night into sunday things really start to change. we have a juicy system on the way. we could be measuring the rain

at half an inch in the north bay in addition to whatever we pick up over the course of day into tomorrow. heavy rain at times on sunday. your temperatures are dropping off. we had a couple of 70s yesterday. we're headed to the 50s as of tomorrow. big travel day wednesday. should stay dry. >> thanksgiving is right around the corner. today we learn how crowded the airports are supposed to be. last year more than 40 many people traveled 50 miles or more throughout the holiday. more people might stay close to home to avoid shelling out money for gas. some are on the road. others are in the kitchen preparing for the feast. >> not everybody likes to cook

on thanksgiving. they've been getting orders for more than a week at whole foods. lest raunts are offering a special menu for thanksgiving day. >> if you cut down on some of the cooking responsibilities you can have more time to ep joy the day and be with friends. >> now check this out. the most popular dishes will have turkey. hen there's the stuffing, green beans, the yams. >> don't forget the pie! >> do you like pumpkin pie or sweet potato pie? >> that's tough. >> i like them all. >> slice of heaven. >> still ahead, millions of bay area medical records are missing. how the records were stolen and why officials say they're not secured. plus city officials looking to give people a break on parking in okay land. why one city council member is

proposing a grace period. >> and traveling north, no parking, no slg, a nice he peninsula. we're talking about road construction.

police have moved in on the occupy cal encampment. >> police moved in at 4:00 a.m. officers in riot gear are

surrounded the plaza. students don't seem too concerned. we've been following the story all morning long. we'll bring you an update in a half hour. our private health records could be in the hands of the wrong people. one stolen computer has millions of people on alert. this is about the security breach. this ichb cluds names and addresses for more than 3 million clients of sutter medical. health records for another million patients were also on the computer, which was stolen from one of the foundations and zach m sacramento offices. the information on the stolen computer had not yet been incrypted. a family wants to know how they loved one disappeared and was found dead hours later. roma was last seen 5:15 saturday night leaving a salon.

47-year-old woman's lifeless body turned up three hours later on the rampover 680 and bollinger canyon, nearly three miles for the salon. >> if she was not much of a walker, how did she get unon the freeway? did someone see her walking on the freeway? why did she get up on the freeway? >> police are asking anyone who may have information about the death to come forward. one of the fbi's most wanted suspects is linked to two bay area bombings may be hiting on the east coast. the television show america's most wanted profiled san diego generating a new tip he may be heeding in eastern massachusetts. fbi agents say he may be going by his middle name, andreas.

he claims they used animals for research. an oakland city council might be wants to give people wiggle room for the parking meter. allowing people extra time to shop and do business with people around the city. she said it would ease the friction between the city and residents over parking issues. let's check the morning commute with mike. >> we'll take you to walnut creek. typical construction going on, ian though they opened the hov lanes. the northbound side is showing typical slowing as crews are there skewing our sensor data. a light volume here at the bottom of your screen. a look at the golden gate bridge.

you see the fog is affecting your view. an issue for the north bay. they have reopened for traffic control ls. you can get through the area. back to you. still ahead on today in the bay. woor following developments at occupy cal this morning. >> police are clearing out tents out of s

a general strike to effectively shut down a university coming up. plus, it could get worse. the new state budget numbers that could mean trouble for all public education. and a big win for charter school education in santa clara county. but some key players are threatening to sue. i'm marla tellez. i'll have the storye