demonstrators in another city are going to new heights. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m. president obama says that congress is dysfunctional and the american people cannot wait. today he announced his own housing initiatives that will allow homeowners better still current on their mortgage to refinance my hollow--how low their home values have dropped. >> we are not going to wait for congress, we want to save people money, make government more efficient and help the economy. >>pam: president obama made las vegas where the worst cities hit with foreclosures in the nation. california and the bay area are also at the top of the list. our team coverage begins with grant lotus and he shows us how bad the situation is.

>> the problem is very serious, california democrats and president clinton have called on president obama to do more for the struggling house marketed here is why. 27 percent of homes in america are under water that means they owe more money than their home is worth. in california is even worse 31% in the water and as we do-- zoom into the bay area, here, 55 percent of the homes are under water. in napa, 35 percent on the water, and cons ' it is 33%, and sonoma it is 27% and in san francisco 17 percent are under water. in marin county, 16 percent and then in san mateo is 14%. lowest percentages in santa clara county at 12%. teresa

estacio continues our team coverage. she talked with local mortgage experts whose said news coming out of the obama administration really may help homeowners who are stuck in a rut. experts claim that the new plan will help borrowers. >>reporter: this will help boroughs with little or no money in their home and they can gain access to current level rates. the refinancing program has been extended until the end of 2013. it was originally scheduled to end in june of 2012. the changes also mean that the process will be streamlined by way of a new appraisal acquired in the financial-- refinancing process. new appraisers cannot refinance because their home are under water. for many more--more kids brokers this is good news.

>> this is a start. it depends on the markets, if you have different e-mail-- if you have a fannie mae or freddie mac loan, the new benefit. >>reporter: mortgage experts predict that the changes to refinance along with federal loans will help 1.6 million people nationwide. >>pam: meanwhile president obama arrived in las angeles just about 50 minutes ago. he will be in california fund raising for his reelection run. tomorrow morning he will speak at a fund-raiser at the w hotel at third and howard street. >>katherine: the death toll is nearing 300 from the 7.2

1000 people may have died. and another survivor was pulled from the debris. a rescue dog signal that someone may be alive in the ruins of the collapsed building. for many people help came too late. >> yesterday there were knocking sounds and then there were to screams. >>katherine: the shaking camera so people rushing to the streets. the earthquake released enough energy to shake buildings violently. look what it did in spite of this apartment. earthquakes are common in turkey. that is because the country lies between the three active

tectonic plates. the arabian plate is moving north at the african plate is moving north east bulls are squeezing turkey up against the giant eurasian plate. the result is that turkey moves almost 1 in. every year. now there is some upside to all that shaking they have the toughest seismic building standards. >>pam: earthquake scientists in menlo park say as bad as it is, the damage in turkey might have been much worse. >> i would have an expected to much greater damage, much greater loss of life. i am thrilled that we only see hundreds dead and not thousands or tens of thousands. turkey has a building code that is standard for building buildings that a second to none. the enforcement of the code is inadequate. as a

result, many buildings in turkey do not actually meet the standards that they're designed for. is the same as if we had 65 mouth hour speed limits on the freeway but no police officers gave tickets, you know how we would all be driving. what happens is that the seismic waves find all the structures that are poor, all the structures where the contractors or cheated for the design was poor and then they tear them down. we have seen here is something like 30 may be 50 collapsed buildings. while this is tragic, that really is much better than i would've expected and is a good sign that perhaps a more buildings are being built well, or perhaps the shaking is less intense than we might have expected for an earthquake of that size. >>pam: usgs scientists say they have been paying close attention to those earthquakes in eastern turkey because of the similarities at the san andreas fault here in

california. we will have more on that story coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m.. >>jacqueline: -- >>jacqueline: temperatures are now quite a bit. it's 21 degrees cooler in santa rosa, we are down 80 degrees in redwood city and 10 degrees cooler in san jose. as we head into tomorrow we will keep the sea breeze win in the forecast for the morning. part of our bayshores and also in the north bay and this will start to clear out by noon.

by 4:00 p.m. we will start to see a reversal an hour wind that will bring us conditions into tuesday night and wednesday morning that will raise our fire concerns. we will have more on that coming up. >>pam: this is video of the encampment today, the city says there is no deadline for the tents to come down but they expect the protesters to leave voluntarily. they say that the conditions on the plaza have deteriorated to such a degree that they can no longer maintain public health or safety. the protesters said their clean up after themselves and they have no plans to leave. maureen kelly check in with the occupied san francisco protesters and they found their encampment is growing larger. >>reporter: if you take a look around, you can see how many tents have sprung up. a police officer here tells me

that there are about 65 to 70 tents. it has been just a little over 1 weeks in san francisco opd came in and forcibly remove the tenants. every since then they have been letting the campsites growth. the city has been giving them orders, like here is one from the fire marshal. notice there is one telling them there should be no more open frames--f lames. they say they also got a letter telling them that can thing is not out in the public parks as you can see, they're not listening. so for the time being, these tents are staying right where they are. >>pam: in san jose protesters are getting kicked out of their encampment except for this man, this morning as the final thing from being moved from the plaza and then climbed up a wall outside of city hall and he is refusing to come down. right

now the police say they're not trying to remove him it would be unsafe to do so they say. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m. a student is injured after someone opens fire on campus, we shall the dramatic scene. and the prosecution rests in the trial of dr. conrad murray's, the trout that lies ahead for the defense and legal analysis against the doctor who was accused of causing the death of michael jackson. and a harsh loss for the oakland raiders we then have the team responded ahead.

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news a 15 year-old student was shot and wounded this happen at her north carolina high school. cape fear high schools, knocked down parents recall, and the police have not figure out why and how this happened. >>katherine: as word spread that a student had been shot worried parents gathered around a school they were

not sure why and the students were not released four hours. police swarmed in the area they did not know where the shot came from and they wondered why someone wish to the teenage girl sitting outside eat lunch. it happened without warning a lot of students did not realize the someone had been shot. >> from what i understood, they were at lunch and the girl was shot they did not hear anything but like a firecracker and then they saw the girl fall. it was not very dramatic for the kids around, they did not start screaming or anything there were kind of calm. >>katherine: students were eventually evacuated. the local middle school was on lockdown for two hours. students were searched and scanned with metal detectors before leaving. a superintendent later suggested that the bullet may not have been fired by anyone on campus. an assistant principal and a security officer were only a few feet away when it

happened no one saw anyone approached the girl and no one was hurt. authorities were wondering if she was hit by a stray bullet followed by a hunter, or a drive-by shooter. >>katherine: the 15 year-old girl was shot in the neck, tonight she is in stable condition. her parents say that she is responsive and can answer questions by nodding or shaking her head. the doctors are trying to figure out if the bullets can be removed safely. police in texas are looking for a serial rapist they say he is targeting women related to a specific a sorority. police just released this surveillance video of the suspect. this was taken back in april. they believe the same man sexually assaulting four women in their homes of the past several months. the unusual connection is that all the women were of the same sorority but they have not been college in years, they're in their fifties.

deputies in florida are searching for two escaped were charged with murder are considered very dangerous. 12 ft. wall, or a 12 ft. fence lined with a razor wire to escape. nearly 30 people in indiana were injured, you are looking at the man that was driving the vehicle. troopers say that he opened alcohol containers and refuse to take a sobriety test. he was booked into jail and released on $10,000 bond. >>jacqueline: temperatures are much cooler out there today. we will see a big shift in the wind and that will lead to fire concerns. we will start with coastal and north bay fog. into the

afternoon we will see the reversal of the wind. we have a wind up into the hills, and we'll talk more about that. first let us look at the fog. it is damaging to the bayshores towards the delta and the north bay by 7:00 a.m.. by 9:00 a.m. it does not move that much. the oranges that you see on your scene-- screen is for the north bay hills and the east bay hills thanks to the gusty winds. the wind and the wind gust will present a high fire danger in the hills. this will be late tuesday through wednesday night possibly into thursday

morning. we will keep you posted as to give a little closer and as for temperatures tomorrow once again on a cooler to the mouse side. 73 in redwood city, 67 oakland, 66 half moon bay. in the north bay the temperatures are in the low '70s as well. here is a look your extended forecast, mild conditions for the next couple days. we have a little when that will pick up late tuesday to wednesday possibly into thursday morning. late thursday into friday the temperatures will recover and we will see mouth conditions as we head into weekend. >>pam: and the conrad murray's trowel the prosecution today rested its case had the 33 witnesses the prosecution said that it has proven beyond reasonable doubt that dr. conrad murray's actions led to the death of michael jackson. dr. murray pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and now it is

the decision of the defense to make their case. he could go to the jury by the end of the week. joining us to talk about this controversial and high profile trial is our legal analyst hello michael. now feels like the prosecution had a really daming case do you agree? >> i do agree. people who are uneducated about what goes on in the courtroom, they wanted and then they think you know the jury is headed to a guilty verdict. panel which prosecution witness do you think had the most damaging testimony? >> there were a number of them first to start with dr. murray klein about the propofol. he never told the e.r. doctor or the emt why not? that is a big question that will go unanswered in

the trial if he does not take the stand. the other thing, i know this is an emotional button, but jurors often go emotional. that is when one of the witnesses said he could have been saved. can you imagine? that even puts more of an emotional wrench into the defense. you also have witnesses, a doctor in particular who said in the end it really does not matter if michael jackson reached up and injected himself it does not matter because you dr. murray put him in that situation. you walk out of the room had you been in the room, you may have saved him. >>pam: did the defense scored any points during the prosecution? >> they got a little bit but not much. now they will start picking up the witnesses as they did today. there are 15 witnesses in one week, that is a lot that

mean that they moved quickly. the most important witnesses in my opinion that they will have would be dr. murray's patients. they will bring some of them in and they will tell a nice doctor he is and how caring he is. >>pam: what is the standard for proving involuntary manslaughter? >> the jury has to have a moral certainty of the charge, they have proved that he fell below the standard. he has to be without a reasonable doubt. >>pam: will dr. murray take the stand? >> should he take a stand? yes he should. but i've talked with people on his team and he will not take the stand. they should make him want to. even though the jury has an hour and half of him by way of tape, they need to hear from him. i not

care what he says, but they have to hear from him someone they feel sorry for him. >>pam: thank you michael, who will be back after the break. ykswç [ rapid footsteps ]

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especially into wednesday. we have a fire weather want to the north bay hills, and through the east bay hills, you can see the on and on the screen. the wind will pick up out of the northeast up to 30 mouse power and will sustain the gust up to 45 mi. per hour. we are expecting the humidity to drop off especially into wednesday and thursday. humidity is low as 15%. that is very dry. it will be a huge fire danger in the hills. we will have more coming up to us temperatures and how mild they will be. >>pam: early this morning both drivers involved in a crash were arrested on suspicion of the why. it happened after midnight near 10th and howard street.

police say a van carrying two people ran a red light and struck a car. someone in the man was arrested for suspected cocaine. the victims of the crash are said to be in serious condition with nonthreatening like injuries. the alameda corner says that this 51 year old was hit and killed while riding his motorcycle on interstate 580 on saturday. this was the scene shortly after the crash, police arrested the driver who crashed into lopez they say the driver did it on purpose and we have more. >>reporter: here is the picture of the suspect he is 31 years old and he will make his first appearance in court tomorrow when he arrives he will be charged with murder and not manslaughter. according to

the police department they believe the collision between the van and a motorcyclist warns no accident. >> in terms of a motive we're not sure what the motive was. we do not know exactly what mr. hall was thinking and what his intentions were. >>reporter: i know you are not releasing the motive, but do you think you have one? >> we believe we do, we believe we do. >>reporter: the think that he can pointed his actions toward this person or was it a split decision? >> we will not release anything at this moment. >>pam: of new details about the woman accused of nursing--murdering the nursing student michelle le. today she requested a new lawyer. her preliminary hearing was postponed. she asked the judge to fire her

lawyer she wants a new attorney to be covered by tax payers. the judge agreed to discuss the matter in private. the victim michelle lee was found murdered in alameda county on september the 17th. as the bond is currently being held without bail. and the coast guard continues to search for a missing kayaker who disappeared in the bay on sunday. this 500 had just beaten cancer after two years of chemotherapy. he was out and join his new life kayaking on sunday when he was caught in a wave of a tugboat. it flipped the kayak and after a series of searches and several hours the crews turned up nothing. they believe that it was unlikely he was able to survive however today they continued to search the water try to find him. more trouble in the water in san francisco, this boat washed ashore at baker beach. you can see it in the circle. a

man who contacted said that the boat started taking on water and then crashed ashore. we're not sure how botox--we are not sure how the boat was damage. >>katherine: now the oakland raiders loss in yesterday's game. >> we have the latest on mcfadden, he as a sprain, but to buy wheat is giving him a chance to heal. we were all stuck in last week with hugh jackson. >> there were six picks in that game. now let us take a look at the video tape. kyle

and carson palmer. the plan was for carson palmer not to play. now boler did get to start. but then carson palmer comes in and throw three interceptions in the game that was a 28 to nothing loss. hugh jackson today at the press conference was trying to do damage control. >> just a couple weeks ago we were one of the better offenses in this league. and now all of a sudden is like the wheels fell off. the wheels did not just fall off. what we are doing is going through a transition period. if you throw six interceptions will probably not when a football game. i have never been a part of that, that was a new one for me. >> now carson come on, to

get up and go he was probably shot he was going to the game. his wife was at the game and a friend of mine was sitting right next to her and she said what! he does not know any plays. we have someone coming on to talk in the next hour with gary to break it down and see with the raiders go from here. they are now four and three but as you mentioned, they have a bye week. it cliff carson palmer more time to prep because he will be starting when they faced denver. the true test will be when the raiders are at san diego. that november 10th game will be the one to watch. >>pam: in world news, in libya at the public viewing of the body of moammar gadhafi is about to end. people have been lining up

putting on a mask and bringing their entire families sometimes to witness the moammar gadhafi and his son. people say they want to witness for themselves that moammar gadhafi is out of their lives. some people are calling this a freak show. this will reportedly will stop very soon in no more civilians will be allowed inside the warehouse. >>katherine: this is the u.s. ambassador talking about wikileaks and how may have to fold up and collapsed. a lot of financial institutions have barred wikileaks and that makes it impossible for them to keep going. they say by the end of the year of something is not done to get around the blockade wikileaks will probably die. now the ambassador has temporarily pulled out of syria, they said that robert ford is coming home because of threats. a state department spokesperson says

there has been a smear campaign against ford. she says that syrians are in fighting anger against him. one said that he was attacked by a pro government mauled it is not clear he will return to his job. something strange happening on the coast line in canada. look at them, this is one part of dead birds showing up. this is a beach in ontario. scientists have not figured out what killed them, but one theory is that the birds may have been eating dead fish carrying botulism. people visit the area are still coming across the dead birds all the place. >>kimberlee: when you want the latest weather and traffic information there is one place you need to go and that is kron4. check out facebook page before you head out the door. we will let you know if there are

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>>katherine: stocks are up again, the dow jumped 105 points, the nasdaq is up 162. rob of black is calling stocks that rallied

a big winner. >> a big winner. we have put together another day or two positive. it will be a good end of the year. historically october through april is a great time to be an investor. let us keep our fingers crossed upset--so that we can get the same results towards the end of the year. there are many products that are highly sought after and expensive. >>katherine: this says the world is not ending and we are not in a recession but a loser, you do not like president obama is a decision to make refinancing easier why not? >> he is out of ammunition. congress is not getting along they're not working on the jobs program. this is just an extension of the home affordable refinance

program. now you can refinance even if you are even more under water in your home from 105 to sent to 125%. or refinance a home that they're down 25% on? very few people. a lot of people go into foreclosure or short sale. for me, this is him coming to stop in california to get some votes from us as well as california and may be navato. >>katherine: now let us talk about netflix. >> they have raised their prices, they have lost 800,000 subscribers. they had to jack up the price to get the contents well. we want green lantern, we do not one for movies. we want quality hollywood movies. so

they have to get the content that people want. the stock is down 20% because of the number of subscribers that they lost. they said they will have a more expensive your next year getting the content that people want. >>katherine: one more winner is the world series. >> now we always think of football as the america's sport, maybe less my the blowup came the saints won 62 points and maybe it was a good game of last night but this is always important to us. actually up until world series fox was down with the number of eyeballs that they were getting it has been a disaster. nbc is down 9% year over year in people watching television in prime time. the trend has continued to be let us get into facebook in youtube and not pay attention to prime time television.

>>katherine: thank you, we will see you tomorrow. >>jacqueline: this is a live shot from the mount tancam down on the city. you can see the fog rolling over. temperatures a lot cooler this afternoon. this afternoon we read in the '80s, the upper 80s through most of the bay area out there yesterday. as we head into tomorrow we will continue with the sea breeze wind. as we head into the afternoon we will see the wind picking up. they will pick up until wednesday morning which will make for a high fire danger because things will be so dry and dusty that if anything sparks it will just take off. later this week, calm wind and warmer conditions. take a look at where was he the fire danger through the

north bay hills and the east bay hills. the wind will be up to 30 mi. per hour and a wind gust up to 45 mi. per hour. it is very dry the humidity is dropping as low as 15% in some spots. this will pose a high fire threat in the hills. temperatures will continue on the mouse side, low '70s down in the south bay. we also have '70s for the inland valleys and in the north bay. here is a look your extended forecast, again we have mouth conditions for the next couple days with the wind is picking up into thursday and possibly lead bring into thursday. as we head towards the weekend temperatures will be slightly warmer and we will have mild conditions for saturday also.

>>kimberlee: i and kimberlee sakamoto with a video, take a look at this. in the video this is a little blurry, but you could see a dozen or so dancers performing there were blocking an exit and told by the police to move although several witnesses said the coaches and players let them continue the dance and then watch as you can see this person right here, a police officer starting to move in with another person behind him moving in with pepper spray and batons. the dancers quickly backed away. one person yelled i will sue you. witnesses say the group was putting on the dance to cheer the team of after they lost the game. now we have all heard the expression of baseball sized hail. people really saw what the real thing over the weekend. this may for treacherous conditions on the road. the surface as were really sick. and the

windshield shattered because of that help.--hail. this is a molar from john lennon. he reportedly gave his housekeeper's starter this tooth. the cost is set at $16,000 and could go up for more. take a look at this light show. it is set to the tune of this is halloween from tim burton's nightmare before halloween. they also have one set to the tune of party rock anthem and tonight is going to be a good night by the black eyed peas. stay with us we will be back after this break.

>>gary: apple has just released a video of the private steve jobs memorial held on their campus. >> it is a beautiful sight to see all of you in this is beautiful space on this beautiful day. >>gary: see what al gore says in a look of the musicians on hand paying tribute. i am gabe slate into in tonight i will feature highlights of the steve jobs memorial on my tech report. i am gabe slate with kron4 news.

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>>pam: at 6:00 p.m. the race for mayor in san francisco is heating up. allegations of voter fraud against the deadly campaign continued today with one of his opponents releasing a video which he says shows the regularities. has kron4 dan kerman tells us the mayor denies that those workers in the video are part of his campaign. >>reporter: these are cellphone video shot by the candidate of a mayor--they say this shows workers candling ballads and possibly marking ballots which lee says is voter fraud. >> i want to make sure that these independent expenditures we have no knowledge of what they're doing we have no communication with them.

>>reporter: at a campaign shop in a mayor ed lee denies that the group and the video is involved with his campaign and he supports an investigation into what they're doing. >> i will endorse the fact that they ought to be reviewed in under the scrutiny of the district attorney or any ethics commission. if the attorney general so wishes i want to be monitored because they should be complied with the law as we have demanded everyone who works for my campaign for volunteers in any effort, they have to comply. >>reporter: the secretary of state's office will not comment but they say they take every accusation seriously. the district attorney's office says they have opened up a investigation into a voting incident that occurred on stockton street. >>pam: some important deadlines for voters to keep in mind over the first is

the last day to request a vote by mail ballot. it must be at the apartment of elections by 8:00 p.m. on election day which is november the eighth. postmarks will not be accepted meaning if you drop your ballot in the mail on the eighth, there's a good chance that your vote will not be valid. president obama is on the move. this is video of him arriving in los angeles just about one hour ago. he is announcing a new plan to help homeowners who are struggling with their mortgages. the president made that announcement earlier today while visiting lhasa vegas nevada. this is video of president obama visiting a neighborhood that was one of the hardest hit from the foreclosure prices there. president obama says the changes could save homeowners thousands of dollars per year. >> right now there are hundreds of thousands of vacant homes like these and

more than 1 million unemployed construction workers. that does not make any sense when there is work to be done and there are workers ready to do it. project rebuild connects the two. by helping the private sector put construction workers to work rehabilitating vacant, or abandon homes and businesses all across the country. that will help to stabilize home prices in communities like this one and it will help families like the bonias to buy a new home and build a nest 8 --egg this something congress can implement right now. >>pam: one in every 18 homes in nevada received a foreclosure notice that is the highest ratio in the country president obama spoke with the crowd say that relief is on the weight. >>reporter: with the bay

area's housing market so costly most borrowers do not qualify so the changes announced by the obama administration on monday to not affect many people. but they said the changes could bring relief and a long one for those needing help. weaks explains how the president can help other homeowners. >> he cannot force them, but he can work with what ever the other government agencies are and hopefully get to take a step further. freddie mae and fannie mac own loans that are higher than the typical amount. >>reporter: he also adds that the federal housing authority has the power to make changes that will help other homeowners. >> if they rewrote the rules or if they let the banks do more refinances without regards to the

appraisal process that would help. ultimately, they are in control. until they come around and put that appraisal process a little further we will not see the relief we need. >>pam: the president is scheduled to visit san francisco tomorrow. this is video from back in april when he attended a fund- raiser at the masonic center. tomorrow he is said to attend a lunch fund raiser at the w hotel. ticket prices start at $5,000. about 200 people are expected to attend. the anti-war group the world cannot wait is planning on rallying outside of the event to protest what is happening in i rock and afghanistan as well as other military operations in the middle east. today the occupy san francisco protesters got a little help with their message there were joined by religious leaders from different

faiths. the clergy carried a replica golden calf would signs saying greed and worship. the march around several institutions downtown meanwhile, maureen kelly check in with the occupied oakland protesters were there following the city's order to leave. >>reporter: despite the city handing out an eviction order last week check out all the tense still here. the city says that they have no expiration date on this, but to that end, they have counsellors working with some of the homeless population that this has become a bigger part of this crowd here. they also say that they will have the fire department come and collect some of the flammable items in order to help these folks dismantle the campsite. the people i spoke with at the campsite say that they have no plans on moving. they say what some

people have packed up and moved on, more people are taking those empty spaces and at this point, they have no plans to vacate. in oakland i am a ring kelly with kron4 news. >>pam: in san jose, occupy protesters are being kicked out of their encampment all except for one man. this man, this morning as the final protesters were wrapping upper he climbed atop this building and would not come down. for now the police say they will not try to remove him because it would be unsafe to do so. five protesters were arrested for illegal camping. a jury has ruled against the former oakland city administrator and her lawsuit that claims that she was wrongfully terminated from our jobs. it took the jury only 40 minutes to reach its decision. her lawsuit claimed that she was fired because she was a woman. she was fired on july

1, 2008 by ron, who was the mayor at the time and by the time she was fired she was accused of taking off her nephew that the opd was investigating the acorn gang about the upcoming police week. they claim that her nephew was a member of that gang. [music] >>jacqueline: temperatures much cooler than what we saw there is today. it is 66 in san francisco, 69 oakland, 71 concord, 75 down the san jose and 67 fremont. take it to the change of the past 24 hours is pretty significant is best in prison kaput --

pretty significant in the delta tomorrow afternoon. we have a fire watch on your screen and will talk more about this coming up. we will be back after the break. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from.

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>>pam: after sunday's massive earthquake these are people searching for survivors. they're trying to pull a man out from under the rubble. it indicates that 280 people were killed from the 7.2 earthquake. family tells us that there are several challenges in

trying to find those who are trapped. >>reporter: there are few firm foundations in eastern turkey right now. aftershocks rattled the ground. turkish officials say in addition to the dead, 1300 are injured in one of the nation's poorest areas. the casualties are expected to rise as emergency responders shoveled through the hundreds of buildings that collapsed. >> they could not make any quicker, the emerges accruals made it very late --the emergency crews arrived late. we tried to shovel out as many as possible. >> tents and blankets, we did makeshift mobile hospitals.

>>reporter: many people are staying outside despite freezing temperatures from their homes are too unsafe to provide shelter. in some cases, there is released. rescuers pulled this man out of lives from the debris. the turkey foreign minister says the country is grateful for offers of help but come- prepare-to handle the disaster alone. >>pam: meanwhile the scientist in menlo park are paying close attention to the earthquake in turkey. it is one of the greater quake to strike the region in the past 60 years. they say fault zones in eastern turkey are not unlike what we have along the san andreas and the bay area. >> those earthquakes are like the kind of the events

that we have on the san andreas. it is looking at the same speed, and has the same straight miss. so all the similarities means that it has drawn seismologist like a moth to light. this is a chance to study a fault that has produced a great number of earthquakes during the last six years. unfortunately this andrea's has not given us a pretty many--very many. >>pam: and another reason that scientists are so interested in eastern turkey there are records of large earthquakes going back thousands of years. on the other hand, there's only been studying the history at the san andreas fault for about 150 years. >>katherine: and national news more than 500 piles of marijuana confiscated. they

said the entire hall is worth four or $5 million. police said the money was on its way to mexican drug cartels before the dea agents and the indianapolis police intervened. four men are facing federal charges. if convicted they face a sentence of 10 years to life. police in texas are looking for a suspected serial rapist who appears to be targeting women connected to one particular sorority. police just released this surveillance video of the suspect taken back in april. they think the same man assaulting four women in their homes. the attacks happened over the last 11 months. a very odd connection, all the victims are older women the have not been college in years, they're in their 50s and 60s but all of them were in the same sorority. [music] >>jacqueline: temperatures are pretty chilly closer to the coastline. as we head

into the overnight hours we will see fog once again. it will scale back by noon tomorrow and then we will have a reversal an hour winds. instead of coming from off the ocean it will come from the dry land. dusty conditions cause concern. but let us talk about the cool sea breeze wind up and down the coastline. through the north bay and partial bayshores we can see this talking about a work and going to the delta. we will see the wind pick up until late afternoon tomorrow. it will be coming from the north east and because of this we have a fire concern in the north bay hills and also down in the east bay. as the area highlighted in orange on your screen. gusty conditions with winds up to

30 mi. per hour. the wind gusted up to 45 mi. per hour and when you combine that with low humidity me will be very dry risk for fire. we will see the possibility of the fire spreading quite quickly. will definitely keep our eye on this hopefully will not see any fires pop up out there for the next couple of pennies because the concern is quite high. taken to the high temperatures for tomorrow. 66 in half moon bay '70s for the inland valleys '70s also in the north bay and 64 in san francisco and a lick your extended forecast shows mouth conditions of the next couple days. the big concern that we have been telling about since last week, the wind on tuesday to wednesday possibly into thursday morning as well posing a danger. we will see the conditions calm down into thursday and friday and

temperatures leveling out. >>pam: a red tail hawk shot with a nail gun is expected to recover. a wildlife group captured the bird and is treating him at a san jose animal clinic. the veterinarians did not take the nail out they said it fell out of the bird's head while being driven to the south bay. they did catch him up, he will be able to test himself and an outdoor enclosure in about 10 days. an animal rescue group is offering $10,000 leading to an arrest of the suspected shooting. we will be back with more news to come.

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vehicles were arrested on suspicion of the you why. it happened early this morning police say a van was speeding south on 10th street when it ran a red light here in the intersection of 10th and howard and broadsided a sedan. the sedan was then spun out, it hit st. joseph's church. two people were in the van, six people in the sedan none of them were wearing seat belts. all of them were hospitalized with serious injuries. police said the girl that was paralyzed was sitting on someone's lap in the backseat of the sedan she was literally tossed around inside the car. police say that 20 your old driver of the van also had cocaine on him, they said he did not have a license or any identification on him. he may have been involved in a hit and run that occurred before that in the area of the they cannot tell because

the van that he was driving after this accident was so badly damaged. >> many mortgage brokers are applauding the news coming from the obama administration about changes coming to refinance home loans. these will affect the federal loans for now. mortgage brokers say that the details have not released yet but they understand that the new rules will cut costs for borrowers as well as way several steps of including eliminating the need to get more appraisals which has been causing problems and disqualifying many borrowers. >> in san francisco preparations are underway for the president's visit to the city on tuesday. he will attend a fund-raising event and traffic will be affected. basically all the streets around a hotel will be shut down third street will be close from folsom to miss in--all the way to

mission. if you are driving it is a good idea to avoid this very all together. >> you can see that the tents are still up here in oakland. although the city gave them a deadline, the city says that they have not left but they hope they will comply voluntarily. the demonstrators i spoke with said that they will not leave some people have taken out their tents and move on the new protesters are coming in to take their place. >> and open those that work for mayor jean kwan say that she does support a team curfew. this surprises some because she is been very vocal against the curfew in the past earlier this month she voted against the teen curfew but those say--those in office finish you voted against it so that it can be put back on the table to map some things out.

>> this video showing that the campaign of ed lee is responsible for voter fraud but ed lee says the people in the video are not part of his campaign. he says he fully supports an investigation he said the right to vote is sacred and should not be tampered with. >> i am charles clifford in san francisco and for the first time in 18 years the city has been bumped from the top of an annual survey of the most wanted travel surveys in the u.s.. they chose troughs in north carolina--south--people chose charleston south carolina because they said it was a friendlier city. >> the last two weeks for me have been the saddest of

my life so far. >>pam: that is tim cook, the new ceo of apple speaking at the company's private memorial held for steve jobs last week. apple just released a video of this event. our tech reporter gabe slate gives us the highlights and a look at the memorial and the musicians who paid tribute. >>gabe: hundreds of apple employees gathered in this area. in the audience was steve jobs wife. tim cook now the ceo of apple open this ceremony sharing the last thing that steve told him. >> he said he saw disney paralyzed after what disney is passing everyone spent all their time thinking and talking about what walt would want, and he did not what this to occur with apple.

>> steve asked me a couple of the nine questions and then he says are you a man or are you a woman? [laughter] >> they came back and said they have not assigned a be a gender sir. [laughter] >>gabe: he was a longtime fan of nor jones. she sang a song for him. the former vice president al gore who also serves as a board members share this. >> steve jobs has proven to be the only one person in the world can create technology product that people love. >>gabe: one of steve's favorite let--bands performed, cold plate. then tim cook wrapped up with this. >> there are no words and whether that will express the sadness or our

gratitude for the opportunity to have worked with the world's greatest genius. steve, we will issue for ever and will honor you and your memory by dedicating ourselves to do the work that you so loved. >>jacqueline: today we saw fog returned to the forecast. we have a pretty picture this afternoon as we did that i temperatures from today a lot cooler than what we saw yesterday. 66 in san francisco, 69 in oakland. what is really impressive is how much it cool down this afternoon. but the change of the past 24 hours it was 15 degrees cooler in san francisco, 17 degrees cooler along the coastline. also 17 degrees cooler in the west. we will have the

sea breeze wind, but in the afternoon to get the wind coming from the northeast. this raises fire concerns for the north bay and the east bay hills. that is because the wind will be pretty dusty. we have 35 mi. per hour sustained winds. is really dry out there from the heat that we have seen so the combination of these two things lead to high fire danger in the hills. this will be tuesday night into wednesday night will keep you posted as this gets closer. stay with us and we will be back after this. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose.

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>>kimberlee: police halloween is just one week away and if you did not have a costume, check out the top five. on the left we have seen the need chemosh --nicki minaj and on the

right we have smurfette. check out a number to this is natalie portman character in a black swan. on the right-hand side never three is always a popular costumes but perhaps more so this year due to the tv show. nutshell number-one. and three birds, kind of need. i guess people want to take his popular game to the next level by dressing up in costume. >>pam: coming of next gary is joined by the raiders insider. he is here to break down what went wrong in carson palmer is debut and if the raiders can bounce back from yesterday's blowout loss. gary is up

next.

>>gary: the raiders momentum came to a complete halt yesterday. the word was carlson, or was not expected to play. the big joke is h ey i and even think jamarcus russell threw three interceptions. and then carson palmer came in and he threw three interceptions. hugh jackson afterward on a number of subjects including why he used palmer. >> he was placed, he has leadership and no fear

walking into the game. he did not blink when i said to him, carson which like to go in and compete a little bit he said coach are you kidding me? let's go. the rest have in the way it did. >>gary: maybe he had a little too cute over the past few weeks with the medial we will talk with an expert in a moment. now this has turned to a really nice world series right now is 21 st. louis. we would get to this in a moment, but take a look at jose batista they had been named the winners of the hank aaron award. they recognize the most outstanding performers in each league. if i can

mention, jackie would know this, there are mumblings that camp and rihana are getting back together. now joe says we are considering banning beer in the clubhouse. i will tell you this on the surface, with a game, three hours of four hours just to not allow them to drink beer. i do not even understand why that is debatable. i know here at kron4, you like to drink between shows they said stop and you willingly sit all right i will not have a beer. now between 6:00 p.m. at 11:00 p.m. you had to when they added 8:00 p.m. you stopped. >>pam: just tell them that

you are joking. [laughter] >>gary: i'm here to do the news. [laughter] >>gary: no, pam is the last one to dream. but normally you drink after the shows and not in between. [laughter] >>gary: now this is kind of a from the fun thing. when you leaned forward and said dram--drunk. i can't help it. but all kidding aside, just do not drink. you are making $4 million a year i prefer that you not drink as a baseball player. that is all you have to say. we have

pro hoops in kansas city and then we will talk raiders, kevin direct posted a charity game you have to remember, this is oklahoma city and what else is going on? labraun james is doing his business here and a lot of people think they will just barnstorm the whole year. this is fun when you think will return or someone will click like christmas but i am telling you, these guys will play three, or four times and they will say i want my money and then the fun will be over. when we return with up with hugh jackson? we have 62 covers for the chronicle he knows the story inside out he joined us up next.

>>gary: vic is a bay area native he grew up with kron to go and work for the beat. now anything or comments on kansas city? >> i think this past bikini enjoy the limelight of a bit too much and that a little carried away. >>gary: now you have probably been praying for the interest is a great job to you the same year, the same in pam says great show, that was a good segment i'll stick my chest out. but you think since al davis passed away he started to feel like he's the boss? >> is best because there's a leadership void, he is

definitely feeling like this is his chance to make his mark and do things the way he wants to do them. >>gary: is it true that he had a profanity tirade against an espn reporter because a another espn reporter said that he would stalk--stark palmer? >> he did. the whole thing is kind of bizarre to figure out what really happened last week as far as who told you what, and who knew what. >>gary: did you think he was a little more humble tonight? >> definitely. this is his first head coaching job ever. you know when things go well you think all that guys the best, and he thought i am the best. so i think there will be learning curves for him. >>gary: do you think they paid too much to get

palmer? >> i think so. i guess it was paid too much and not give the right price or not get all. >>gary: but is palmer are nothing no way they can come to camp with campbell and palmer? >> he is gone. he is a class act is very sad what happened to them. he is playing better than a matter of days he lost his job and his future job with the raiders. >>gary: in 15 seconds or less he miss not having mr. davis around? >> i have not seen much in the past couple of years. so obviously it was a big loss. >>gary: it is a nice to meet you, we still a lot of your stuff whenever we can. and whenever we have to give you credit we will but usually say vern or i found it. now

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