4:00 a.m. i and james fletcher. >>justine: i am justin waldman and we want to look there are roof camera from san francisco and now we will turn to erica with the weather. >>erica: the morning i want to keep that shot over san francisco you can see the clear skies in the background is in other co- star to the morning temperatures and the 40's and '50's for today but for now we are in the '30's. we are looking forward to a

warm and sunny weekend. i will have more on that in your extended forecast. currently we are in the 40's and 50's is still pretty warm in downtown san francisco. put--by afternoon you will see widespread '70's in the bay area. i want to break down the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood. by 3:00 p.m. we see a lot of '70s on the board. there is no fog to

talk about. so you're seven day around the bay forecast shows a string of sunshine as we head into the next couple days. clear and mao conditions persist. temperatures are in the '70s for the inland and the locations and upper 60 for the coast. james >>james: no hot spots to give you a quick read check. your ride on west bound 80 looking good. the san mateo bridge is moving well to the south. we have highway 92 on the right-hand side those taillights are headed from east to west and so far so good. our last look will be at the golden gate bridge there is one set

of headlights headed southbound on 101. more weather and traffic checks throughout the morning now the news. >>justine: late last night the oakland mayor jean quan tried to talk to the people that were occupying at the frank ogawa plaza. as you can see and hear, she got booed. so she quickly returned to city hall. meantime the occupy oakland camp is growing outside of city hall. hundreds of processors have returned to the plaza some of them setting up even more tense. reggie kumar was in oakland with more reaction to what happened with mayor quan. >>reporter: thursday night she told the media that she was invited to speak with the protesters. >> i am very saddened by what happened last tuesday it did not turn up we wanted to. people wore hurt and i

take responsibility and i apologize. >> i walked in many tough neighborhoods and have many friends in the crowd so i'm not worried. >>justine: author and filmmaker michael moore has taken notice of the event. he sends out a tweet saying the following. >>james: scott olsen the iraq war veteran injured during tuesday's confrontation with the police in oakland is in fair condition this morning. last night drs. david update on his condition. this is a vigil held yesterday were supporters lit candles. many holding his pictures. he suffered a fractured school after being hit with a projectile by the police. a friend of his visited him at the hospital and had this to say.

>>james: we are obviously having some problems with the audio, but we will get this sorted out. in any event, scott olsen parents are in the bay area they arrived yesterday. although he is in fair condition at this point he is unable to speak. >>justine: some members of the occupy oakland movement are seeking refuge in the occupy berkeley movement. this group that writes and sings protest songs weren't there tuesday before the confrontation with the police. occupy participants in san francisco are still on edge after rumors spread that they will be kicked out of their encampment. the raid by the police never happen. the police told us they were assembling on wednesday night in case oakland police needed extra help. mayor ed lee said the war to work with the protesters to keep justin herman plaza clean. the

eviction plans in san francisco now appear to be on hold. stay with us on kron4 as we continue to cover the occupy protesters around the bay area, around the nation and around the world. we have the latest information on our web site at kron4.com. you can share your photographs, videos, and your opinions with us on our face the, and our twitter feed. >>james: the oakland school district decided to close five schools these are the schools that were slated for closure on our map. we have more on this story. >>reporter: school district officials say they will not be talking about closing any more schooled until next year. this right now they're focusing on making the transition as easy as possible for the families with children in the five schools that the school board decided to shut down

wednesday night. a spokesperson tells me that they have too many schools in the district. students at the five schools will finish out the school year in june and the following year they will attend new schools. >>justine: new this morning the defense is expected to present an alternative theory about how michael jackson could die--have died. here is video of the trial from earlier this week dr. murray is on trial for voluntary manslaughter we will let you know what happens later today. >>james: south korea is trying to the wrong how to

respond to north korea. they declared that any north korean aggression is not to be tolerated. this follows two deadly incidents last year. meanwhile president obama has no shortage of campaign cash, but a new associate press analysis finds that he has lost millions of dollars in early support from former donors in democratic strongholds and in districts that he won four years ago. they say in some places presidential cases mit romney may be benefiting. >>justine: hewlett-packard said it has decided against selling off its pc unit. the h-p president and ceo make whitman said keeping the unit within the company is right for the company. this is good for its companies, shareholders and

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in is a look in your seven day forecast. nothing was sunshine for the foreseeable future. our temperatures are nice and mild. as we look towards the end of next week the situation is rather chilly. we will see how cold it gets as we work our way through this weekend to next week. an incredible night of baseball talk about. the cardinals and the rangers a battle it out during game 6 of the world series. that is david freese to tie the game at 7. at the top of the 10th, joshed hamilton put the rangers up 9 to 7 with this to run homer. that is

when the fans were starting to go little crazy. the bottom of the 10th, and down to the last strike. burton's rbi single ties the game at 9. the cardinals end up winning 10 to 9, game 7 tonight, the first time the world series has gone the distance in nine years. fans for both teams are going to be absolutely berserk tonight. >>justine: gov. jerry brown presented a new proposal that would slash benefits for state employees. they say the state can no longer afford the current retirement system. they would be under a hybrid system that combines the traditional system with a 41 k plan. they will pay more toward their benefit and the retirement age would be released from 55 up to 67.

>> it is really important in our society that people when they reach retirement have sufficient income to maintain a decent state of living. we have to take some very strong action. the 12. plan that i am laying out does precisely that. i can tell you that there are a lot of great years left in your '70s and '80s. [laughter] >>justine: the proposal now heads to the legislature. >>james: we will take our break at 4:13 a.m. traffic is nice and like and i hope it stays that way. we have a full check of traffic and weather coming up in just a minute.

>>erica: we have clear

conditions around the bay area at this time. it is a cold start to the morning temperatures on average in the 40's. we see some 37 in the north bay location. by the afternoon we will see mild temperatures mostly city in the low '70s. by the evening we will have fifties around the bay. the big story are the cold temperatures right outside the door. they are colder than our last report. navato is at 37 degrees, 46 at half moon bay and as we work our way to our satellite picture we are free of fog so that won't be a problem. the good news is the fog will stick to the coastline so not have to worry about that bay area

wide. by 3:00 p.m. those numbers will sit in the '70s squeezing out some upper '70's for places like los gatos, the same goes for morgan hill. up into the north bay we will see mid- 70s here, 75 for several the same goes for those of you in a bottle.-- same goes for those of you in navato. as we head into the we can we have clear and sunny skies. mild temperatures are mostly in the '70s. there is not much change in the in and they location but we will see upper 60 for the coastline. as we head into the latter part of the next work week we will see a significant cool down with temperatures in the upper 60 for most locations. james >>james: thank you erica a quick check that traffic. we have a nice ride at the bay bridge toll plaza no traffic to speak of year, it is an easy commute. highway 92 is moving well in both

directions. traffic on the right-hand side is your commute direction westbound towards foster city. here at the golden gate bridge this is a like and you going southbound 101 in to san francisco. we will have more with weather and traffic later this morning. >> 3, 2, 1, 0 lift off! this is blazing the way for climate research and weather forecasting. >>james: nasa launched an earth satellite this morning. it has to missions for the forecasting and to read climate change. the road to today's launch has been bumpy was supposed to fly back in 2006 of the problems developing the instruments on board the

satellite forced a five-year delay. the $1.5 billion mission is concur--to be a bridge between the current satellites up there and the new generation to be launched in a few years. >>justine: a person is accused of choking a woman unconscious and the suspect is still on the loose. we have a sketch to show you, this happened at 8:45 a.m. at the and the college in cupertino. a female victim was walking on campus the suspect ask her for help she agreed. as to the close to the parking garage the suspect grabbed the victim and began to choke her until she was unconscious. when she regained consciousness the suspect was been gone. >>james: the man accused of stealing a picasso piece of art in san francisco pleaded guilty yesterday. mark lugo pleaded guilty to stealing a sketch last july it is worth a quarter million dollars. he was arrested one day after the theft with aid of

surveillance video he will spend 16 months in prison. >>justine: a good samaritan was honored for her courageous actions from this fiery scene. this happened on highway 101 san francisco when a cement truck overturned and burst into flames the woman who was driving her car to school is credited with saving the truck drivers like by dragging him away from the danger. >> this the county of san francisco good for american award presented to keena williams in recognition of your hero is, when you're decisive action them bravery save the life of a fellow citizen. >> i love you, i love everybody i still cannot to help you i do not know who you are but i am a good hearted person and i prayed the whole time as i was getting you.

>> this beautifully decided to stop and to me she's my angel, she's my guardian angel and if she had not stopped i do not know what would happen. >>justine: things got a little emotional there, the ceremony is the first time since the accident that williams has met the man that she saved. >>james: flooding is causing major problems in thailand this morning nearly 10 million people are being affected by flood waters. at least 337 people have died and the water is still rising in some places. cerro describes how the slow- moving crisis in the unfolding in bangkok. >>reporter: here in bangkok chinatown where business is bustling most of the shops are closed. you're standing in an area that you can see behind me the boats provided by the police rescue. at one point this morning after a high tide came in you could see water on everything goes treats the in-n-out chinatown. some of it was 1 ft. high. the drainage seems

to be working well. the government warned people that they need to evacuate. water is flowing into the eastern part of the city and starting to get hired in the sand bags that had been stacked up there. there are also some issues in one of the larger neighborhood. they're seeing some flooding in that area. many people have left this city and it is considered a holiday right now. >>james: we will take a break and talk technology when we come back. here is a quick look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is nice and light this morning we will have another check of traffic at the bottom of the hour.

the >>gary: this is a 3d virtual redline guiding you through your navigation it is made as natural and not distracting as trees and houses. the virtual gps windshield system is called a virtual cable. the company behind this is trying to seek partners to build on this. i am gabe slate with kron4 news. the >>james: here is a quick check of the bridges before we go to break. your approach to the toll plaza is looking pretty good. we checked with traffic and the chp and no problems as you make your way from oakland in to san francisco. highway 92 is fine, both directions are moving well it is the right-hand side that we are watching carefully. the golden gate bridge, typically a smooth ride all morning long today is no

exception at least for now. it looks as though there is an easy commute into san francisco. so no worries out there for you this morning. >>justine: here is a quick look at our seven day around the bay with clear and sunny skies and cooler temperatures as we see the temperature is now in the mid-70s. it should be a nice weekend a little cooler closer to the coastline barely getting to 70 degrees. but at least is not snowing. we will be right back.

>>erica: good morning ennis 4:30a.m. here is a look in your we can forecast, it will be mouth and sunny skies on friday and the warmest day will be saturday. i will have a look at your seven day forecast in just a few minutes. justine >>justine: here is the ride

on 92 and finally at the golden gate bridge, as usual your ride on the 101 this morning is nice and smooth we will not check-in with james. >>james: more on our developing story the bay area occupy protest. late last night mayor jean quan tried to address the occupy protesters at the frank ogawa plaza. it did not turn out so well. in fact she was blew away, this is her retreating back to city hall. that is not quite what she expected. meanwhile the oakland camp is growing once again. reggie kumar was in oakland and he gauges more reaction to mayor quan. >>reporter: thursday night mayor quan told me that she was invited to speak with the protesters. >> i am deeply saddened about what happened last tuesday it certainly did not turn out the way we wanted

to. people were hurt and i take responsibility because i am the mayor. i've walked in really tough neighborhoods and have a lot of friends in the crowd so i am not worried. >>james: we will have more on this throughout the day incidently the author and filmmaker michael moore has taken notice of the events in oakland. he says that he will visit protesters today this is the tweet that he sent out yesterday. >>justine: scott olsen the i reich war veteran injured during tuesday's confrontation with police in oakland is now in fracture --fair condition this morning. this is pictures from a vigil were supporters mourned his injuries. >>reporter: the good news

here in oakland is that scott olsen is in fair condition. he is improving. i will step out of the way so that you can see some of the candles that had been lit during this mitchell that was held this evening. it is not just the people in this community supporting him if people in the city, the nation in the world. the mayor's office received phone calls from all over the world as did the hospital. we spoke with a friend of scott olson and this is what he had to say. >> there really anxious and worried, and his aunt told me to make the promise that he would not be in the press any more but i don't think they will stop that. i am glad that he is doing better but i am very upset for the fact that he can go to i rack and the fine and come back and then get shot by the police. >>reporter: in the distance you can see some of the candles that were lit during

this vigil for scott olsen. his family was flown in from wisconsin and the only person outside of his family to see him today was mayor jean quan. reporting in oakland i am j.r. stone with kron4 news. >>james: some members of the occupy opened in--occupy oakland movement were seeking refuge in the occupy berkeley movement. >>justine: occupy protesters and san francisco are still on edge this morning after rumors spread that they will be kicked out of their encampment with that did not happen. police now tell us that they were assembling on wednesday night in case the open please needed help. merely wants to work with protesters to keep the herman plaza clean. evictions plans are now on

hold. >>james: we take a nap to tennessee, authorities moved in overnight using an inactive state policy that said a curfew for the grounds near the state capital. that is where the protesters have been camped out for about three weeks. about 20 protesters who remain there on the sidewalk were not arrested but 30 of them work.--were. >>justine: do not forget to share in your stories with us on our facebook page and arts with your feet. >>james: now on to bryan stow. the attorney says is the case goes to trial he

want liability for the two on trial and for bryan stow himself. jackson said he has been doing these cases for years and he is never seen one that has not taken at least two people to tango. if found guilty he will have to pay at least 15% of the damages. >>justine: the innocent driver killed in a crash during a police chase on tuesday was 46 year-old gutierez. he sped away when the police saw him talking on his cellphone. he hit this car after exiting off the ramp. he tried to flee the scene on foot. a passenger riding with him

was also arrested on suspicion of possessing a handgun. >>justine: a san francisco man survived a plane crash that killed his father-in- law. the plane crashed on its approach to a small airport. jeffrey smock what to a nearby farm house with his leg injuries. he is not a hospital instead to be in fair condition. >>james: now judge the commute for yourself on this friday morning it is a light ride out there and that is something that we are enjoying all over the bay area roadways. we will be right back.

following that. now this is a picture from our roof camera, is a clear morning everywhere around the bay. it is chilly as well. we have more weather and traffic in just a minute.

welcome back to the kron4 morning news the time right now is 4:44a.m. as the push our way into the rest of the afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures mostly in the '70s. as we work our way into the overnight hours the clouds will return. the

temperatures will be in the '50s for the most part in your bay locations and '40's for the inland areas. everyone winking into a cold start this morning is currently 41 degrees up to seven rows of the same goes for navato at this current hour. as we head toward your afternoon highs, we will warm up into the '70s all around the bay area. 74 half moon bay and it looks like we would live to about 75 redwood city. the same goes for mao and you this afternoon. los gatos and morgan hill will be at one of our warmest spots. of the north bay we are expecting 75% rosa and 70 for downtown san francisco. everyone is looking for to the weekend and i have a look at where your temperatures will go as we head into the next couple days. today he will be about 69 to 70 degrees. as we work our way into saturday will see warmer temperatures. we will cool

down as we can to sunday and concord is pretty much the same story. as you can see sunday will be a little bit cooler but we can see plenty of sunshine and no crowds to talk about and definitely no fog as we head into the weekend. here is the rest of your forecast. we have sunshine pliny of sunny skies and clear conditions. we will see 60s along the coast, and as we head into the latter part of the work week by thursday will bring the cloud coverage back and see cool down in the temperatures. >>justine: the bay bridge and looked like traffic is already picking up at this hour we will check with george a little bit later to see what is happening. now on highway 92 the volume is starting to

increase. on the golden gate bridge your ride on 1 01 as usual has only a few people out there. now on to james. >>james: the oakland unified school district will wednesday night to close five elementary schools and now the focus has shifted to making this a smooth transition for the families involved. here is the map showing you the schools that we are talking about. we explain what is next for the district. >>reporter: school district officials say they will not be talking about closing any more schools until next year. right now they're focusing on making the transition as easy as possible for the families with children in the five schools that the school board decided to shut down on wednesday night. a spokesperson tells me they have to me schools in the district to serve the 38,000 students. again, they're not ruling out any cuts but they said that they will possibly not discuss this until next year. students at the

following schools will finish out the school year in june and the following year they will attend the schools. pop >>justine: here at kron4 we would to maxwell park elementary school one of the schools slated to be close and teachers and parents are expressing sadness, disappointment and anger over the planned shutdown of the 85 year old school. >> i will have to find another school that is a little farther away from where we live. the teachers are great i will have to find students that my child likes. >> i do not think it is a good idea because at the school we had a smaller class his. >> the indication from the beginning was that they already had made up their minds. >> the parents of the school are committed to be calling the school board members that instead of voting to improve our schools they voted to close our schools and destroy public education.

>>justine: the district argues closing the five of every schools will save $2 million per year. new this morning the defense is to present an alternative theory and how michael jackson could of died. they will be saying that jackson could havegiven himself a lethal dose of that drug. this is the trout earlier this week where dr. murray started crying, he is on trial for involuntary manslaughter. >>james: the u.s. and south career are planning on how to better respond from any new aggression from north korea. the secretary john panetta and his counsel to the clear today that any north korean aggression is not to be tolerated. this fall to deadly incident last year. >>james: meanwhile president

obama has been no shortage of cash but they say he has lost millions of dollars from supporters and dedicated democratic strongholds and from areas that he won four years ago. the analysis is in some cases at mit romney may be benefiting from that. >>justine: pitt hewlett- packard decided against spinning off or selling its pc unit. h-p president and ceo meg whitman said keeping the unit within the company is the right thing to do not only for the company but also for the customers, shareholders and business partners. >>james: just in time for halloween dr. death personal items are hitting the market tomorrow. we're talking about dr. jack kevorkian, paintings, supplies and a host of other items including his infamous

machine all purcell. more than 100 items are being auctioned in new york, the proceeds are going to kids kicking cancer which was as we were told one of his favorite charities. the--he was the doctor who held more than 140 people commit suicide the died last year. >>justine: this is a look on walnut creek, we will have your update on traffic in just a few minutes.

>>erica: here is a look at

our morning forecast. we have a cold start the day, right outside the door you can see forties' for places like santa rosa and through navato. currently 55 degrees for downtown san francisco. as we work our way into the afternoon we are still working with a tight range of temperatures today getting up to about only 70 degrees in some areas. our warmest spots are coming in at 77. up in to the north bay we have plenty of '70s here. your seven them around the bay forecast does show a string of sunshine as an end to the next several days. clear and sunny skies and no fog. but as we head into the latter part of the work we will see cool down by thursday. the

clouds return and mostly everybody will be sitting in the '60s. >>justine: in this morning edition of people behaving badly stanley roberts takes a look at parking woes at cal state east bay. >> if the $2 per hour? oh my gosh! >>stanley: that is how much these students have to pay for parking each day. to avoid the high cost of parking students have been parking on local streets like these. >> it was horrible, we were consumed with cars. >>stanley: this san be a resident who says cars were parked everywhere even under a no parking signs. some residents men together and created a permit program through the city of hayward. >> are you a cal state

student? you cannot parking. >>stanley: these went up about one week ago and on some streets and the signs seem to be working but not all streets. the sign-- remember the car when the keys in the trunk this was a cow stay student. i asked him what the sign said? >> is is a to 9:00 p.m. monday through friday except vehicles would permit c. i was not aware that i just thought it said no parking for street sweeping. >>stanley: that is proved again that no one read signs. some students have been using the parking lot at this church accept on the cal state web site they warn drivers not to park here or they could be told.--be towed. so if you do not have one of these you may end up with a parking ticket as for the church, they could

begin towing at any time. did not say i did not warn you. in hayward i am stanley roberts with kron4 news. >>justine: if you had a story idea for >>stanley: you can e-mail him at people behaving badly. much more ahead on the kron4 morning news as we take a live look outside at what is happening in oakland. there is a vigil for a protester that was injured during tuesday night's occupy oakland demonstration. we will be live there and the but they you on scott olsen condition when kron4 news returns.

>> mark: out developing story at 5 a.m., hundreds of protesters have reoccupied the franklin about five up. mayor jean kron was booed as he tried to address a that crowd. the kron4 news at 5:00 a.m. starts now. [music] >> mark: the us go live to

will tran joining us from the plaza showing us what is happening this morning. >>reporter: mark i do not see any police officers out here but i do see the tents. almost looks as though that raid that took place three days ago did not happen. mayor quan says that she supports the protesters but she has a list of demands that she wants to be met for them to continue being here. take a look at the screen, this is what she wants. >>reporter: when we had the news conference a couple of days ago, they claim that the emergency workers tried

coming through and cleaning up and they were not allowed to do that. they want to make sure that this time it will be allowed to do something like that is necessary. the biggest demand of all is that she says they can be here but between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. at night. and there will be no overnight camping. it just for them--and just buy them being here they say you know, we are not accepting these demands. their presence alone tells you that they are not accepting this. mayor quan has been made fun of, getting criticized by national media. in fact she has not made herself readily available to the media and that is upsetting a lot of people here as well. they personally want to hear from her. those demands were made in a written statement. back to you mark.

>> darya: scott olsen the direct war veteran injured during tuesday's confrontation with the police in oakland is in fair condition this morning. he is still unable to speak. take a look at a vigil that was held last night. at least 1000 people gathered there to honor him. the former marine suffered a fractured skull when he was hit by a projectile fired by the police. the scent of a protester who has been standing atop a large wall outside of city hall as part of the occupy movement there has asked to meet with the city officials. 27 year-old sean o'kelly send a hand written note asking them to remain in the plaza in exchange he says that he will come down from the wall. police say that he can be cited or arrested when he does climb down he has been up there for nearly one week. new video at a

nashville tennessee where the police arrested about 30 occupy protesters. the move then overnight using a newly enacted policy that said a curfew for the grounds near the state capital. that is where the protesters have been camped out for about three weeks. about 20 protesters that remain on the sidewalk were not arrested. activists in cities across the u.s. are protesting economic inequality on what they call corporate greed. >> mark: stock futures are- now before the opening bell. now what a day yesterday the dow surged 400 points and closed close to 340 points. it was the biggest gain since august 11th. the dow above the 12,000 mark for the first time in three months. we

will wait to see what happens today as the expectations are a lot of traders will cash in on some of the profits. >> darya: it is a chilly morning out there let us take a double look at the james lick. on the right and on the left you see a shot of a clear golden gate bridge but it is just a chilly friday. >>james: especially up in the north bay it is almost exactly like yesterday. we have patchy coastal fog if any at all. cold temperatures bay area wide, it is sunny and mild this afternoon. our temperatures are between '60s and '70s and in the spots getting up in the mid-70s this afternoon. our temperatures currently look like this.

>>james: are temperatures are hovering around mid to upper 40's and low 50's and we should see the temperatures drop a few more degrees as we head into summarizes. now this is where temperatures will go later in the day. by 8:00 a.m. we see a solid mixture of 40, 50, and '60s. by noon, we will see more '60s and '70s but they will only be in the mid-70s. this should be a nice day especially in the end and he's bay. here is where the temperatures should go. we will look at the neighborhood here. we have low to mid '70's across the bay. we kind of see more

uniformity in our afternoon high temperatures where the temperatures are getting closer and closer together for all parts of the bay. we will have your seven day forecast coming up to see what is happening for a halloween forecast. stay tuned, but for now let us get a check of traffic with george. >> george: the morning james. we are not tracking in the hot spots and we do not know of any delays today. we will start at the bay bridge toll plaza all of the approaches look good. this being friday we may expect a lighter commute or a later commute for the bay bridge. the west bound ride as you look now there's very little traffic heading towards the toll plaza and no delays reporter from interstate 80 or the macarthur maze. your ride to the san mateo bridge looks pretty good. here is a look at the camera that is facing was worth pointing towards the high rise. this is a smooth trip heading across the span. we will get

an ease they check--east bay check, this is your ride on interstate 80. that looked good all down to the macarthur made. no delays getting into castro valley and the ride in the south bay looked good. no delays there with green showing on all the roadway sensors. no delays and problems reported for public transit eider. >> darya: george i know you have this on your calendar the bay bridge to celebrate a milestone today, the final section of the new self anchored suspension will be put into place and george have you been following that? >> george: i will be there later this morning by special invitation. >> darya: right now we have

jackie out there but not with an up close you like george. >>reporter: wow! i guess it is who you know. apparently i will just be watching from a distance but it seems like this is the last of the 28 is going into day. you can see the cranes in place. this is a huge piece of concrete. it's over 60 ft. long, is 1,000 t of concrete that is going in. it has been 28 of these already put in. this is the last one in the roadway part of the self anchored suspension bridge they're called the-- calling it the sas. we

start to see the big break through on the bay bridge the darya, we are at least a year away from this opening up 2013 if the date. >> darya: this will not affect the commuters at all we just want to drive on it and that is still a long ways off. now we will take a peek at the bay bridge this morning in anywhere else you will be commuting in just a minute. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card

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>> mark: this is game 6 and the cardinals are down to their last strike in the bottom of the night. david freeze tripled off the right-hand wall. in the top of the 10th josh hamilton put the rangers up 9 to 7 with a two run homer. a couple of dallas tv stations

mistakenly tweeted that the rangers won the world series. and then at the bottom of the 10th man to work and rbi single tied the game at 9. then the bottom of the 11th, the hometown singer was a boy david freeze comes through again. the cardinals win 10 to 9, incredible. you heard the fans were fired up. >> darya: it was too late. for them it would even later. >> mark: this is the first time that the world series had gone the distance since game seven in nine years. remember that the giants lost to the angels. >> darya: wow! so we will have to wait until tonight to find out. we will be right back.

nato is announcing that will and its air campaign over libya next monday following a decision from the west security council. nato says the operation was one of the most successful and nato history. air patrols are expected to continue until monday to make sure there are no more threat to civilians. >>mark: the u.s. and south korea are talking about how they will respond to nuclear threats from north korea. any north korean aggression is not to be tolerated. >>mark: a new analysis shows that president obama has lost millions of dollars in donors.

>>darya: let's get a look at the weather as we head into the weekend. >>mark: here is the view from the golden gate bridge. it will be cool for halloween night. no big surprise. temperatures in the forties once again. this afternoon, sunny and mild. similar to yesterday. that is what the next 24 hours breaks down to. temperatures are on the cool side. we are seeing a good number of a 40 degree weather as well. we are pretty chilly as you head out this morning. this afternoon, as things will warm up to basically where you were yesterday. the low-

mid-70s around the media day. low-mid-70s this afternoon. we're getting to that point in the year where our afternoon highs are ranging from 70-75 in all locations. in terms of the 7 day around the bay. take a look at all we have to the weekend. temperatures are looking good for saturday. sunday, we cool things down . for halloween and we are going to be chilly. 60 degree weather around the bay. we really cool down, thursday. temperatures will take a dive. here is a check on the commute for friday.

>>george: so far we are now looking for any problems around the bay area. on the bay area bridges, traffic is pretty light. the westbound commute has kicked a little but there are no delays being reported across the upper deck. it is smooth and incident free, so is the ride on the stand tail bridge. westbound of volume has picked up a bit but there are no delays. a 13 minute drive time across. it looks like a nice morning out there on the golden gate bridge and the southbound 101 drive. in the east bay, there are no delays on 24 to the caldecott tunnel. the

freeways are all smooth. here is a look at the north bay ride. >>darya: in a developing story, unconscious is still on the loose. this is the suspect they are looking for. this happened at de anza college in cupertino. the woman was walking on campus, a man asked her for help, she said okay, but as they got close to the parking garage, he grabbed her in and began choking her. she fell on conscious of the did regain consciousness after the man took off. >>mark: the owner for the dodgers say that the two men charged in beating bryan stowe should be liable in the attack. if bryan stowe

is found to be even 15 percent liable, he would be forced to cover 15 percent of his damages. >>erica: people are not happy about this. i have been talking with the viewers around the bay and we have gotten some heated responses. this is what one person had to say.

>>erica: those are some of the comments that we are getting. if you would like to leave your own comments, like us on our facebook fan page. >>darya: we will be right back.

>>darya: in a world in this, this is video we are getting into from the rescue effort in turkey that killed at least 570 people. a 13 year-old boy was rescued today and a family member said he did not even have a scratch on him. this video is coming to us from turkey. this is an 18 year- old man being pulled from the rubble. he was buried for about 100 hours. the earthquake hit sunday on turkey and injured 2300 people and left thousands

homeless. >>mark: the flooding continues to worsen in thailand. there is the latest video coming in. the high tide in the gulf of thailand is expected to peak tomorrow. some of thailand's 50 districts are heavily flooded. automobile and computer manufacturing companies have shut down. that has caused supply problems from toyota and apple. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. this is the james lick freeway. all is quiet. conditions are clear. that

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[yelling] >>darya: this was the mayor eugene kleiner trying to address protesters. they were shouting and go home. she quickly returned into city hall. will tran and is live in frank ogawa plaza to take a look at the scene. >>will: good morning. they are still very mad at the mayor. she is not here but she is on their minds. the protesters are back where they were three days ago before the raids took the place. they are back to where they wanted to be. we did get a chance to speak with some of the protesters. the mayor said that she only had four demands. one of the biggest demands is the fact

that they cannot camped here overnight. >> i work very hard. i am on strike. i do not want to do this anymore. i did not work and pay taxes for this. i came out here to see about a community of people that are hurt. they are rated against, for lack of better words. and i had teargas thrown at me.

>>will: he and some of his friends went to jail for resisting arrest. according to them, they said that they did nothing wrong. the mayor did apologize. the police activity has made national news. she came out and apologized. they are basically saying they will not agree to any demands. >>darya: is there police presence out there this morning? >>will: i do not see any police. she promised minimal police officers at this location. i do not see any of them at this time. maybe there is a little rift

between her and the police department, i do not know. the police department is saying, do not ask any questions, if you have any questions, ask the mayor. >>darya: that makes you ask, what was the point of the clashes. >>will: it is almost as if it did not happen. they came out here forcibly and erected fence and then almost as if it did not happen, but you know that it happened because it only made people angry. we expect to see more people come back in the days and weeks ahead. the mayor has made it known, i do not want you here overnight. even though they are here we do not see any police officers.

>>darya: you talk about this being fodder for the polybius spotlight and media spotlight, filmmaker michael moore is taking notice at what is going on in oakland. he is going to visit protesters today saying the occupy oakland, i am saddened and angry at your treatment by police. i am coming to market oakland to stand with your if >>mark: and san francisco, new details are coming out in the anticipated rate of occupy oakland. occupy protesters were on edge after rumors spread that they would be kicked out of their encampment at justin herman plaza theory that never happened. the mayor is now saying she wants to work with protesters to keep the plaza clean. eviction plans in san francisco appear to be on hold. occupy events are held for this weekend.

members of occupy santa rosa say they plan to set up tents at city hall. they had been prohibited since the occupation at city hall in santa rosa on october 15th. organizers are expected to be arrested. stay with kron4 as we continue to cover occupy protests share your photos, videos and opinions on our facebook fan page. >>darya: the weather is turning. it is a cold, clear morning at the golden gate bridge. is this what we can expect for the weekend? >>james: pretty much. this is a live look out of walnut creek. clear skies for our inland valleys. the weekend will be much like we are

seeing today. cold start and warm after this. temperatures in the '40's for a good number of spots. it is going to be chilly as you head out the door this morning. we should say goodbye to the '40's and '50's by 9:00 a.m.. as we head towards noon, a mix of the '60s and '70s. light yesterday we will not see

upper 70's. it will be low- mid-70s for most bay area locations. towards the weekend, friday, saturday and sunday, we are doing ok. temperatures are mild. saturday will be the warmest day for the next seven days. we'll have your 7 day forecast coming up. now, over to traffic with george. >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots or delays. there are no delays coming in from the macarthur maze or east shore freeway or the nimitz freeway. your ride on the san mateo bridge looks good as well. here is a live look at the toll plaza looking westward towards the high-rise. drive times are just 13 minutes. the golden gate bridge ride

is problem free. it is a clear morning as well. a quick look at the east bay and south bay. there are no delays or problems for 680 south 480 west. highway 4 looks good through the will of passed. your ride in the south bay is fine. >>mark: more on the bay bridge, the new one is still being built and is celebrating a milestone. jackie sissel is watching things on treasure island. asked today is the final section of the roadway. you can see

that cranes are in place. this is a huge chunk of concrete and steel. it is over 60 ft. long and weighs over 1,000 t. that catwalk is in place. the next big project is standing the cable. they will start that late this year or early next year. that will take a long time. it looks like we're getting close the we are still more than one year away from the bay bridge opening. >>mark: when it is expected to open? >>jackie: 2013.

>>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues.

>>darya: the defense today is expected to present an alternate theory on how michael jackson died. an expert on the anesthetic propofol will testify and lay out his rationale that jackson somehow gave himself a fatal dose of the drug. when dr. conrad murray left jackson's from, this is video from the trial, dr. murray is on trial for involuntary manslaughter.

>>mark: hewlett-packard has decided not to sell the business unit that manufactures desktop and notebook computers. h-p president and ceo has said that keeping the unit within the company is right for h- p. >>justine: here is what is just into the kron4 newsroom, consumer news as breadbox is now following the example from netflix. it is now raising its daily fees. it used to cost only $1 to rent a dvd, now it is going to cost $1.20. breadbox says it has to raise prices because of higher debt a card fees. it is not charging for blu-ray movie and video-game rentals. we will be right back. for asphyxian

>>james: we are going over the weather forecast for today into the weekend. here is a view of the golden gate bridge. clear and cold. sunny and mild this afternoon. inland highs getting into the mid-70s and this evening, cooling back down again. another night of a fairly chilly temperatures. third in oakland is where we see the warmest temperatures. this afternoon is going to be really nice. around the e

media day, low-mid-70s. today is a carbon copy of yesterday. the same for the north bay. right around 75 degrees in most locations. the wide view on the satellite shows quite a bit of activity. most of it is staying well to the north. nothing but sunshine as we work our way through the week. tuesday and wednesday, the forecast is pretty steady.

>>george: we are still enjoying a pretty good ride around the bay area. it's as we start our bridge check, a smooth commute. a little bit of volume in the left hand lanes but not much in the way of of volume. we have been incidents free on the upper deck. problem free on the san mateo bridge. looking at the golden gate bridge commute, 101 southbound from marin county, there are no delays through the county or across the stand. a check in the east bay, the ride on 880, the westbound truck looks good from the upper to the east shore freeway. the south bay freeway it looks

good. slow near the guadalupe parkway. the north bay ride is a problem free. >>darya: a new seismic study shows that to sell state dams are vulnerable to large earthquakes. the dams would be subject to significant damage in a major earthquake. >>mark: the contra costa county coroner's office has identified the is the driver killed in this crashed during a police chase in concord. joseph smith of arizona died when this

stickup truck collided with his bmw. while speeding near the intersection of grant street, the truck smashed into smith's car as it exited the off ramp. the driver of the truck was arrested. the passenger riding with the driver of the truck was arrested on suspicion of possession of a handgun. >>mark: a san francisco man survived a clean crash that killed his pilates father- in-law. the plane crashed as it approached a small airport. faa investigators are trying to determine the cause of the crash.

>>darya: more than 1000 addresses for the state department of social services masked those addresses found in sex offender registries. about 600 addresses were tied to high-risk offenders. >>darya: a federal judge has blocked the warning for sulfone radiation. the judge said it revised that cell phones are dangerous and unregulated. he adds that requiring retailers to put up posters is unconstitutional. a city attorney says he will appeal the judge's decision.

>>erica: we are following some health headlines. a california company is actually designing a issue that could help track down people with alzheimer's using gps technology. it comes with its own phone application. the elbert is triggered when someone wearing the shoes leave off the safety zone. >>mark: does that come in kids' sizes? >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. protesters were thrown out of frank ogawa plaza, but they are back again. >>mark: more coming on the

kron4 news continues.