your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. i definitely support reoccupying the plaza. >> down but not out. the next move for "occupy oakland" and the staggering cost of clearing out the camp. cal students taking a stand. the legal action over this clash with police and the new threat of violence. good morning, it's tuesday -- we're halfway through november. hard to believe. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. and they already have the stuff out in the stores for thanksgiving and christmas. >> i'm prepared for neither. >> me neither, not yet. but we will be. >> that means you're in the spirit. >> watching. and nice weather lately. >> yeah. beautiful weather around the bay area. i think today almost exactly the same except we'll see temperatures moving up a few

degrees and we're going to need it. it's chilly to start with. dense fog in the north bay valleys. 39 degrees in santa rosa. 39 in napa. 43 degrees in livermore. mostly clear into pacifica, 49. more on your weather coming up. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic now with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. overnight roadwork including portions of 880 between 980. we'll have more on your wednesday morning -- tuesday morning traffic coming right up. [ laughter ] >> tuesday. >> happy friday! >> i knew as soon as i said it, i shouldn't have said it. what day is this? >> good moment. >> thank you. "occupy oakland" protestors are regrouping this morning, they are on the move after police shut down their camp. kristy seifkin is in oakland this morning where they can continue to gather as long as they don't pitch their tents. >> reporter: well, interestingly there's lots of tents here at snow park. now, those tents taken down at frank ogawa plaza yesterday but

a lot of people have since moved over to the snow park encampment and you will remember that on sunday, the city said it's illegal to stay overnight or pitch any sort of tent or structure in any park. they specifically named snow park as one of those examples. but police haven't raided this park yet so the number of tents is growing here this morning. but they are entertaining the protestors are entertaining several options for where they will go over the next couple of days. one option obviously to stay right here at snow park. a final option is to rebuild that camp at frank ogawa plaza. now, of course, if campers choose to do this, it would be in direct violation. terms that chief jordan laid down yesterday. he told campers they can demonstrate at all hours of the day which is a different message than he originally told them a month ago but kept strong saying they cannot have any tents or any sort of

structures in the area. >> we really don't center any reason to keep people out of the plaza because it's a public domain. if people are coming here to break the law, cause property damage, then we intend to arrest them. >> reporter: now, campers are obviously concerned about where they are going to stay if they are going to be raided. but a concern tort whole public specifically oakland residents is the cost of this whole "occupy oakland" movement. some new figures came out yesterday from the city. they said that at least $2.4 million have been spent since the first tent was pitched at the plaza on october 10. that includes a little over a million dollars in police costs alone. and at a press conference yesterday we learned that of the 13 law enforcement agencies that were brought in yesterday to raid that camp, it will cost the city a half million dollars. and that clean-up that's happening at the plaza and will continue to happen throughout oakland is estimated at $16,000 a day. so certainly, a lot of costs to

contend with throughout this whole process. as we look back at snow park, the count of the number of tents here yesterday afternoon was about 40. it's a little difficult for us to see in the dark how many are here, but from a rough count in the pitch black it looks about roughly that number still this morning. campers are still waiting to see if and when they will be raided. chief jordan said in a police conference yesterday that he didn't raid this encampment yesterday, just raided the main plaza because he wanted to focus resources on that main encampment with the largest number of tents. so he said it's not a question of if but a question of when so the campers is thing here still wondering when they will be next. back to you. >> hard to decipher their message. thanks a lot, kristy seifkin live in oakland. some protestors are using the nickname flipper for oakland mayor jean quan for flipping her position on the "occupy oakland" protest camp. our poll finds 82% of oakland voters disapprove of how mayor quan has handled protestors. and 78% disapprove of how the

mayor is running the city. that is up 7% since our last poll. two top aides to mayor quan have quit including dan siegel her legal advisor. he said he resigned to protest her position to raid the "occupy oakland" encampment. quan says deputy mayor sharon core knew has also resigned effective immediately. the reason is unknown uc-berkeley students plan on an "occupy cal" strike today and participation could be in the thousands there. they plan to march from the city of oakland to the cal campus as seven cal students plan to sue the university now for alleged police brutality here. the students say they were beaten with batons by campus police during a protest last week. the lawsuit will call on the chancellor to resign. threats of violence have prompted uc regents to cancel meetings in san francisco tomorrow and thursday. the regents had planned to get updates from uc staff about using private fundraising to avoid raising tuition but uc

police say anarchists have been planning to attach themselves to peaceful protests by students and possibly commit violent acts. >> there was evidence that law enforcement found very credible that there was some rogue elements who were looking to cause trouble, violence and vandalism. >> several thousand people are still expected to travel to the city for protests and a rally is planned tomorrow in the financial district. there is a new concern at "occupy sf." the spca is urging protestors not to take their dogs to the camp because they could catch a deadly disease. "the examiner" reports that three cases of highly contagious parvo virus were diagnosed among dogs at the camp. experts also think that some dogs may have kennel cough. the camp is growing beyond the boundaries of justin herman plaza. and some businesses along nearby market street have barricades up in order to control the expanded crowds there. and up to 100 people were

arrested early this morning at the original "occupy wall street" protest in new york. police in lower manhattan used a bull horn to let protestors note that they had to clear out of zuccotti park so that sanitation crews could do some clean-up work. protestors were told they could return afterwards but many refused to leave. they even formed a human chain. that prompted officers to make the arrests and begin dismantling the tents. the penn state football scandal could soon be expanding. the "new york times" reports up to 10 more potential victims are now telling authorities about their contact with jerry sandusky. the former assistant coach at penn state already charged with molesting eight boys. meanwhile, sandusky has given his first broadcast interview since he was arrested more than a week ago. he told nbc's bob consist it's by phone last night that he is innocent of the charges but admitted to some detail in grand jury reports are accurate. at one point he said, quote, i have horsed around with kids.

i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them. and i have touched their legs without intent of sexual contact. in a separate interview with cnn sandusky's lawyer was asked if he believes his client's innocence. >> when people hear he got showers with kids, oh, my goodness, he got showers with kids, that makes him guilty, right? i mean, obviously anybody that's a shower with a kid who is an adult has to be guilty of something but the bottom line is, jocks do that. they kid around, they horse around. >> pennsylvania attorney general's office is not commenting on the interview citing, it's an active investigation. california's oldest university has a computer hacking scandal on its hand. the fbi is questioning people at santa clara university after someone broke into the computer system and changed the grades of more than 60 current and former students. all those grades were changed for the better. the unauthorized access happened between june of 2010 and july of this year.

scu says no other personal information has been compromised. this is an incredible story. formerly conjoined twins surgically separate should be back in their san jose home this week. >> amazing. the children's hospital says the 2-year-old girls are recovering better than expected. they had to be separated from their chest bone, diaphragm and liver. >> cannot wait to see them playing, walking, and running and playing with other children again. >> the twins are learning how to do a lot of things differently. those things include walking. before they had to do it sideways when at the were conjoined. their mom says they are showing distinct personalities and they enjoy being apart. >> i bet they do. the funny thing is in another 7, 8 years they may not even know they were attached. how about some weather on this tuesday? i think lawrence is delivering

again. >> yeah. we're going to have a great tuesday weather-wise. lots of sunshine coming our way. temperatures a little chilly in spots again and the fog a little thick especially in the north bay valleys. if you are head out the door, it's chilly in spots to the north. 39 degrees in santa rosa, 49 in concord, 51 oakland, 43 livermore. high pressure in control, continued mild weather around the bay area. and that's the way it's going to stay for at least the next couple of days but eventually the jet stream will sag to the south bringing a chance of rain back to the bay area. but not today. you will see sunshine and 67 degrees in livermore, 66 in san jose, cooler at the coast. temperatures there mainly into the 50s. next couple of days fantastic as we'll see plenty of sunshine in the afternoon, just some patchy morning fog early on. late in the day on thursday those clouds roll back n slight chance of showers toward thursday night. better chance of unsettled possibly wet weather as we head in through the weekend. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic now with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. not too bad so much this

morning. we have an overnight accident sounds like hit-and-run actually in hayward northbound 880 at tennyson. everything is off to the shoal. there may be activity out there but no maybe slowing, everything off to the shoal. oakland roadwork various lanes blocked negotiable 880 between fruitvale and 980. should be wrapping up here very shortly according to caltrans. and more roadwork this time in san mateo county. southbound 280 they have three lanes closed until about 5:00 right there approaching highway 92. also the connector from westbound 92 to southbound 280 remains closed. that is traffic. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, the search is on for a bay area man who tried to kidnap a 17-year-old. >> the move she used to break free. no, that's a different one. >> rick perry, you're not the only one. herman cain's own embarrassing moment during an interview. >> i guess you could say it's not technically dialing and driving. the habit that can also get you

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los gatos police are searchg for the attacker. a 17-year-old fought off a kidnapper using martial arts. this morning, los gatos police are searching for the attacker. it happened sunday afternoon on lark avenue near los gatos creek trail. police say the suspect offered to give the girl a ride and when she refused, he jumped out of his car and tried to pick her up. then police used her martial arts training to break free. >> she punched him in the face and kneed him in the groin, causing him to double over in pain. >> the suspect was driving a dark brown sedan with areas on the car painted blue and black. the state assemblywoman accused of shoplifting in san francisco will be back in court today. mary hayashi was arrested last

month after a security guard stopped her from leaving the nieman marcus store in adly when the milwaukee journal-sentinel d for his thoughts yesterday n the president's handling of libya: "i do not agree with the wae handled it for the following reason. nope, that's a difft one. (pause) i gotta go bacd see, um, i got all this stuf twirling around in my head." cain went on to explain thae would have done a more thorh assessment on the opposition before deciding how to proc. a top aide said later that n had not had enough sleep. president obama's health cae reform law is now headed toe

supreme court. the "affordable care act" requires all americans to by health insurance or pay a f. twenty-six states have challenged the measure.. sag it is unconstitutional... ad sued to stop it. the white e is confident the supreme cot will uphold the law. a decision is expected in jun. if you're behind the wheel n traffic, you are driving. that's even if you re stoppt a red light. that's what a state appeals court in san francisco sayse court upheld an earlier rulg against a richmond driver wo was fined 103 dollars for dialing a cell phone and hog it to his ear, while he waid for a light to turn green. e driver's lawyer plans to tae the case to the state supree court. time is 4: it's looking grir basketball fans. what a breakdown in n-b-a talks mes for the season.

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players rejected the leagu's latest contract offer yeste. it had called for a 50-50 st of basketball- related inco. and a shortened season starg december 15th. players are w in the process of disbanding their union and forming a te association instead. then they plan to file a class an lawsuit against the league. today santa clara's city col is expected to green-light initial construction work fa new 49ers stadium. the mayor calls it a "soft groundbreaking"... with

preliminary activity like mg utilities and building sidewalks. it will cost 10 million dollars in current d future tax revenue. but the cash- strapped city will hao borrow some of that money fm the team. thanksgiving is next week. e that's why these guys are so feisty: (nats) a couple of wild turkeys atk motorcyclists outside an ofe complex in walnut creek. it happens to dan braun about e a week. "they will circle me, and ty will get closer and closer n each revolution and then t'l start hitting me with their wings and jump up in the ait me with the wings."..." the turkeys have been knowno stalk motocycle cops when they're giving tickets. wild turkeys are common this time of year in many parts f the bay area. a police officer helped a dr

in distress in michigan. the rescue was caught on the officer's dash cam. the deer was frozen in the middf a busy road, apparently in k from an accident. so the officer picked the doe up, d put her down by the side ofe road. the deer eventually relaxed, and ran off into te woods. let's get a quick look at traffic and weather. here's lawrence. a pioneering bay area stem l research program is gettingt of

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now turn to cancer research. it comes as an l-a hospital reports a breakthrough: stem cell treatments can repair e heart after a heart attack. doctors deposited the stem cells, grown in a lab, into areas of the damaged heart.. all 17 of the patients in te test had their heart attack scars reduced, on average at 50 percent. "people have been talking at stem cells and their regenerative potential for a long time, but most of it ry has been wishful thinking. s is where the rubber actually hits the road." doctors say this patient's t looks almost normal again. seafood lovers have reason r excitement... as dungeness b season gets under way off te california coast. the commercial season begins today south of mendocino co. it's the first season undera new law that limits the numr of crab traps on each boat.e author... state senator norn

evans of santa rosa... says it'll help california fishen compete with larger boats fm out of state. target workers are fighting *against the store openingn midnight on thanksgiving. more than 74- thousand supporters signed anthony hardwick's petition on change-dot-org. hardwick started the petition when tt announced its plan to open t midnight thursday night, for black friday. the petition calls for target to change opening time back to 5 a-m o employees can spend the holy with family. the tablet wars are heating. today, amazon begins selline much-anticipated, full-colo, touch-screen kindle fire it's about half the size ofe i- pad and at 199 dollars, s than half the price. early reviews have been pretty positive... the processor is fast, the display responsiv, and the brower intuitive. the big complaints: no camer microphone, limited memory,d no cellular network, meaninu

only have wi-fi to connect o the web. it's 4-- going from an "f" n "a." the major grade breach at a bay area university.. and how the f-i is now involved. the man at the center of the penn state scandal speaks o. why jerry sandusky admits se of the charges are accurate. and.. cal students unite.. the action they're taking ar a violent clash with police. "i definitely support reoccupying the plaza",,,,,,

the next step for the ousted protesters. i definitely support reoccupying the plaza. >> "occupy oakland" on the move again. the next step for the ousted