>>reporter: inter-american id deletion can with computers getting some last- minute face time and encouraging them to vote in

tuesday's election. >> we fought very hard, everyone has the to waste to have the right to vote. >>reporter: lee faces 15 apartments and maintains a wide lead in the polls.--15 opponents and maintains a wide lead in the polls. >> i have been doing a lot of work for the whole city and i'm very glad to have done that. i cannot put a lot of stock in the polls because this is a different election, we have some 16 candidates and i will turn every single vote that i get. >>reporter: dozens of the campaign volunteers work of late in their office. the cost thousands of voters and reminded them to vote encouraged him to vote for lead.--lee. >>justine: stay with us for continued coverage on our web site and will keep you updated on our facebook and

twitter feeds. >>james: let us talk about the weather, it is cold out there and once again a day when we could very well break records this morning. good morning erica. we're close to breaking those temperatures. we will drop by a good three to five decrees so we will keep you updated on that route the morning. add to take a live look at conditions drop the golden gate bridge it is a clear shot but we are contending with some patchy fog through the north bay. the good news is that will clear out as we head into the afternoon. we had some rain expected later on in the week and i want to show you the temperature is right outside the door. this is what everyone is talking about this morning. it's already 34 degrees in santa rosa, 37 degrees for those in a lot. 49 degrees for

downtown san francisco is one of the warmer spots this morning. we could actually break some low temperature records. santa rosa is expected to get down to 32 degrees that could be the record that was set back in 2009, hayward could be their record as well back from 2010. take a look at san francisco low is expected to be at 37 degrees this morning, the old record was 46. we will keep our eyes on that and where the temperatures will go for the rest of the day. your future forecast is set up for a a.m., there is a lot of purple on your screen indicating temperatures in the '30's particularly up into the north bay. as we advance your car culture lunchtime, all of that blue indicates temperatures in the '50s and we are squeezing out some '60s

through out the heart of the bay, by the afternoon you will see a lot more green on your screen indicating mid- 60's for the bay area. we do have an area of high pressure system over us. that will keep conditions mile for the most part stretching in the next couple of days. we have a system out in the pacific expected to impact us in the next couple of days. what does that mean? well, check out the seven day forecast for yourself. thursday night into friday morning we have a chance for some rain, the temperatures are actually in the fifties for the most part. it could get down to the low forties for some of the in and lows.--inland lows. once again, temperatures will be in the fifties for the most part and low '40's for the inland those--lows. as he take a look at traffic this morning

no high spots to tell you about. we have a couple lanes closed until 5:00 a.m., but no impact on your commute. we secret conditions at the toll plaza flats. the drive time is about eight minutes from foot the foot of the maze. we have no special traffic advisor to tell you about and no problems getting to the bridge from highway 101 or even direction of the freeway. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge south bound. there are no delays to speak of in a lot of space in between cars. this drive is under 23 minutes coming out of bottle towards the city limits this morning. as we turn our attention to the traffic maps i want to show you what is going on. highway 4, your ride out and not towards pittsburgh there is a little yellow on the screen that indicates speed at about 45 mi. per hour there. south bound 680 moves well through the san ramon valley. we had some overnight construction

along the shore freeway between albany and the powell st. exits, but it looks like that wrapped up early. >>justine: new and graphic youtube deal that involved an occupy oakland protesters. scott campbell says that this video shows him being shot with a rubber bullet by the police. he is now speaking out about what happened he said the police had no reason to open fire. >> there were several protesters behind me but i was a little bit separated from the rest of the crowd. there was really absolutely nothing going on. >>justine: here is a picture of his alleged injuries which he said came from the police. he says once he gets better he does plan on joining those protest again, there is no response from police on his claims. >>james: we have more on the jail the veteran that was arrested after last week's general strike in oakland.

we have a mug shot of the man in question. he was a veteran of the wars in my rock and afghanistan. his family and friends allege that he did not get the medical care they needed after his arrest. we spoke with officials in the unlimited counter --the alameda county sheriff's office and he spoke differently. they say they have the video to prove it. >> you can the that the video and see when he came in, he was walking and talking and appeared to be fine. when he appeared to be in distress there was a deputy there, he bent over and tried to offer his assistance. he patted him on the back and gave them some encouragement, he stayed with him and call the nurse. the nurse arriving here refuse medication and then the deputy comes back and says we will move you to another cell, let me help you up. that is his hand, he helps them up and then the guy is able to walk

out. as his condition deteriorated in the jail, called an ambulance for him, we escorted them in and we escorted him out and got him all the way to highland so to say that we offered no help whatsoever and no medical care that is a lie. >>reporter: we did reach out to him, but our calls were not returned. >>justine: this morning at 4:08 a.m. there are some weather-related problems running up at the oakland occupy kitka encampment. trash s piling up, people have reported excessive drug use and even violence. one man told us that he is moving his items out of the camp because in his words, things are getting out of control. >> we have a large homeless population that is here that we are attempting to deal with. it had spent a

problem. i am in non-violent person and i do not want to participate in any violence and there has been some violence going on. i have seen fistfights and verbal agreements. >>justine: we were there yesterday as one man was incapacitated but we're not sure why, as you can see he did get some medical attention. >>james: as we take a view of the bay, so far so good i will tell you it is ready cold out there this morning we could break our record lows for this november 8th. we will have more coming up on that.

>>catherine: michael jackson's coroner's report stated that he died from

april full overdose and ruled the death was homicide. during the trial prosecutors revealed that dr. murray had ordered 4 gal. of the drug in the weeks before jackson's death. the display photographs of michael jackson's body at a dairy at the hospital. prosecution witnesses testified that he would be alive if dr. conrad murray had reacted more quickly. the judge to that into account as he told dr. murray that he would not grant bail. >> this is not a crime involving mistake of judgment this is a crime or the end result was the death of a human being. >>catherine: immediately after that, for bell lives stepped behind dr. murray and handcuffed him, for the jackson family this was a moment they had been waiting for. >> justice was served. >> it is not going to bring him back i am happy that he was found guilty. >>justine: we will take a quick break on the kron4 morning news will be back with much more as a ticket live look outside from our roof camera at a very chilly

san francisco. see you in just a few minutes.

>>erica: the morning and welcome back to kron4 news. we are taking a look at our mount tancam. as you had outside the door make sure that you are aware there is a lot of fog near the coastline but we will see a gradual clearing as we get closer to the 10:00 a.m. hour. as we head into the afternoon we will see mostly sunshine around the bay area. in fact, temperatures are about two degrees warmer compared to what they were yesterday. temperatures will be in the upper 50s in his 60s for your inland areas. as we head into the overnight hours we will see partly cloudy conditions but the calm wind is averaging about 6 mi. per hour. we have 34 degrees currently up and santa rosa. it is a chilly start to the morning we are on tap to set some records as we head closer to

sunrise. it looked like santa rosa and place a decade in concord could actually break records that were in effect for the past decade. it is currently 39 degrees at half moon bay, and 38 in downtown san francisco. it looks like we are contending with the low '40's down in the south bay. so, as we check out where these numbers will go into the afternoon by 3:00 p.m., neighborhood by neighborhood it looks like we are working with a very tight range. it looks like we may get in the mid-60s down into the south bay. we have 65 los gatos and up into the north bay you will see plenty of low 60s here. >>erica: i do want to remind everyone that we are seeing those cool temperatures and as a result a frost advisory is in effect it is in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning

and what that means is that we have seen temperatures in the upper 20's and low 30's near freezing and some freezing for several hours. we do recommend that you bring your pets and plants indoors as we head to the next couple of hours. temperatures will actually be moving upward as we head into the next couple of days. we were expecting 63 degrees for today hitting a high of 68 for tomorrow. we have 69 expected for thursday but on friday will have a lot of changes in the forecast. the wet weather will more than likely stretch into the weekend. we will see scattered showers and temperatures and high in the fifties and low '40's for in the nose as the checkout traffic this morning the hot spots to tell you about in fact it is a pretty nice ride on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza we have no problems or delays and no metering lights to deal with. despite some overnight construction between the

incline and treasure island that is currently not affecting your drive time whatsoever. the san mateo bridge ride is nice and easy in both directions of highway 92. no problems getting in that direction. and as we take it over to the golden gate bridge, no cars have been camera shot, so we have a nice ride toward san francisco on over to the traffic map to couple minutes ago we pick up some slowing along the all to my past was down 580. the good news is that has cleared up and we have green on your screen was the 580 interchange. we have no delays to contend with for either direction of the freeway this morning. >>james: thank you very much erica, it is for 7:00 p.m., and turn it is the consumer advocacy group that deals with various things, the city are very upset with the pipeline rupture on sunday died it stopped

traffic in damaged one car. the genie was performing a test on the pipeline at a part of an over all inspection projects mandated as the san bruno explosion back in 2010. >> this testing shows that the pnc was right in ordering the testing in the first place and that the genie was wrong in so many years for rejecting this type of water testing. i am very concerned that there are a lot more pipelines that still unsafe and have not been tested yet. >>james: the genie believe someone damage the pipeline with a backhoe, that investigation continues this morning. >>justine: the nation's unemployment numbers remain steady high and some americans are looking for jobs and finding them overseas in some places like china. >>reporter: so you just got this job this week?

>> i did, i just that on november 2nd. >>justine: it took only weeks for this 27 year-old to find a teaching job, the catch, it is in shanghai, this is a move that she is eager to make san she juggles a teaching job and waiting tables. >> and china will be making about $2,000 per month but the cost of living is about $300 per month. there provide me with health insurance and that is huge. >>reporter: she started teaching two years ago something that she wanted to do, she had been working as an investment manager will when the economy soured in her work load crew without more pay she switched careers. now she is founder 70 profession scale back by budget cuts in cities and states across the u.s.. within 9 percent unemployment rate here, she sees brighter prospects in china. >> years ago when i started thinking about teaching abroad it was equal to the united states, i was like i

am doing well in the united states and i could do the same thing in china and now it is a better opportunity to go abroad. >>reporter: she is not alone, one major u.s. record the firm says as the economy has contracted in the u.s., it has been an increase of it then gives an managers looking east particularly towards china. >> was going on there is incredible, when anyone want to work where it accompanies gdp growth of 9% is considered slow. >>reporter: robert danon said there had been in demand for industrial work and consumer demand in china. not all people are out of work of some are seeking adventure. she is seeking adventure as well, but she says concern over the economy is concerned many people around age. >> at this point is like to have to do what is this for you to survive. that is kind of what i'm doing. >>justine: the economic

policy institute in washington said that american companies have created 1.4 million jobs overseas this year compared with fewer than 1 million in the united states. have those 1.4 million jobs being created here with lord are employed--it would lower the unemployment rate from 9% to 8.9%. >>james: when we come back we'll have the latest hurricane--from herman cain. as a ticket is san francisco the traffic is fine. we have a cold weather advisory in effect and we will have more on that in a moment.

>>justine: midmorning, today federal election officials in alameda county will be closely watching polling places to make sure that minority voters have equal access information in june the federal government filed a complaint against the county saying that fail to provide sufficient access to spanish and chinese speaking citizens who needed assistance at the polls. in the meantime, some of san francisco's 16 may your real candidates along with their supporters took to the streets for some last-minute campaigning last night. >> i am just trying to get visibility and remind people that election day is tomorrow. >>justine: he targeted areas with heavy foot traffic such as bus stops and bart stations downtown. stay with us on kron4 for your

decision on the 2011 coverage will have update on the air and on line and will also keep you posted throughout the day on facebook and twitter and we will have a full recap this time tomorrow. >>james: let us move on to the coal was that we have been talking about this morning. we want to visit jackie live in san raphael. you are now at the freezing mark, good morning. >>reporter: i was going to say it is official it is freezing literally and figuratively. it was actually 34 degrees not too long ago the temperature continues to drop out here as i said in downtown san raphael. there is not a lot of frost on the ground or on the cars, and none of the humidity is super low, but no frost to speak of right now. the terrible thing is that it is only for 30 a.m.. you know, and i know

that we may drop a degree or two before this starts warming up. >>james: we are not looking for sunrise for least a couple of hours you haven't least a couple hours of cooling to suffer through i guess. well at least the saving grace is that you have some drier air, so you are not dealing with as much frost as some of the valleys to your north. we will keep you updated on the conditions out there so that you know before you head out the door what to expect one to have outside. for more on that let us get over to erica where she has a full look of the bay area good morning. >>erica: good morning james, temperatures will drop by another two degrees as we get closer to sunset. that means we could actually break some records. we're taking a live look at the conditions from the james lick freeway in downtown san francisco. one of our warmer spots is currently sitting in the 40's. we will clear as we get closer to the 10:00 hour. a frost advisory

it's in effect for the north bay valleys. we have the potential for wet weather as we head towards the end of the week into the weekend you will see that on your seven day. i want to show you the temperature is right outside the door we have a lot of thirties and forties out there. take a look. >>erica: the purple on your screen indicate temperatures hanging on into the '30's. but we see that starting to feel in. at the head closer to lunch time there's a lot of to on your screen indicating some of these.--

indicating fifties. by 3:00 p.m. there is a lot of green and for the most part is low to mid '60s around the bay. we will break down those numbers for you neighborhood by neighborhood, take a look. oakland is coming in at 61 degrees. hopefully we will have the mid-60s down in the south bay. in fact, 62 the, no. 4 nevada, and napa and the label as well. i do want to remind you that we do have a frost advisory in effect stretching until 9:00 a.m. this morning. that means we will see temperatures actually in the upper 20s to the low 30's. so we have near freezing or subfreezing temperatures expected. it is wise to bring your pets and plant indoors. at the ticket close look at the satellite and radar picture we have an area of high pressure sliding over the bay area

that will keep us mild for the next couple of days but the system will really hit us as we get into friday. check this out on the seven day we have what weather expected for a good portion of friday even stretching into the weekend. temperatures go from the '60s into the fifties with your in the low stretching to the low 40's. that is the weather, and here is the traffic as the ticket look at what is happening on the freeway. west bound 580 have a nice and easy ride this is usually one of the first got to get hot we are currently in the green. >>erica: as we check out the bridges for you, the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza has no changes in the traffic volume. this is still eight minutes from the foot of the maze to the fremont street this morning.

>>justine: cheney is in san francisco to speak at

hotel. this group sites and he was in you many and tortured people at i guantanamo bay. warder boarding is considered torture on the u.s. the national law. late last night he genie and other fire crews were called to the scene on the naval weapons property near myrtle drive. after people started smelling something really funky, the pipeline has work to clean up the mess the there is the estimates when work will be finished. >>james: the california faculty has called for picketing. there--here are the schools that are planning on participating.

>>justine: the man convicted in michael jackson's death is on suicide watch. dr. conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the superstars death. some >> in this is not a crime involving mistake of judgment this is a crime or the end result was the death of a human being. >>pam: justice was served. >> nothing will bring him back i'm happy was found guilty. >>justine: dr. murray was

immediately taken into custody where he will remain without bail until his sentencing and the defense spoke out on his behalf. >> he thanked us for all the hard work again he is devastated by the outcome. respect the jury's decision but he will remain positive and look forward to the sentencing and appellate rights that are available to him. >>justine: sentencing is november 29th for dr. conrad murray and he faces up to four years in prison. >>james: there was a massive blaze at a strip mall last night. hundreds of people watched as the building burned. >>reporter: the thick smoke and flames rolled out of the building on tuesday morning . >> i saw can supply of in

the air and i thought it was going to spread bigger. we saw flames everywhere. the roof collapsed and contents inside burned like a chimney. new >> they do have a lot of merchandise in its tuesday morning that might make a high fuel load. so that existed throughout the store. >>reporter: fighting the fire was tough enough to get into the track it was another tough job to get out of these firefighters and their equipment in here and hundreds of onlookers gathered as the building burned. workers in tuesday morning and students at the salon academy made it out safely but there would not be much to go back to. >> everything is gone, it is a scary sight to see. >>james: no other stores were damaged in the fire, we will have much more coming up. here is a quick look at the golden gate bridge, we will be back with more in a minute.

>>james: we are back with some national news, several people were hurt when a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of natural gas exploded on the new jersey turnpike. this happened about 30 mi. northwest of manhattan and a small town there. the truck exploded after it crashed into the minivan. investigators said this one are still trying to figure out what caused the accident in the first place. aftershocks are rattling central oklahoma days after a record-setting earthquakes hit the state. this is video of some of the damage done after saturday's earthquake. and these five tremors were reported again yesterday, the strongest happened about 50 mi. east of oklahoma city so far

there are no immediate reports of damage. >>justine: oklahoma seems to not be able to catch a break, the storm chichen got into an accident while following this possible twister when the car took over. the accident was apparently due to a mechanical failure. the driver says that he was just trying to back up when the steering jam and cause him to slide sideways into a ditch and then flipped over. and least two possible tornadoes have been spotted in the area much of the southwestern part of the state is under a tornado warning or watch. forecasters say the storms have winds over 100 mi. per hour. we would checking with erica to find out about our forecast. it's cold out there. good morning. >>erica: it is critical as you step out the door. we have the potential to break some record lows. in the

next 24 hours we have patchy fog situated closer to the coastline the good news is that will clear out as we get close to the 10:00 hour. as we head towards the afternoon we have mostly sunny conditions temperatures about two degrees warmer compared to what we saw yesterday so it is a pretty cool they on tap. at the end to the overnight hours we have partly cloudy conditions and calm wind averaging about 6 mi. per hour. everyone is talking about the temperatures and here's a look at where they are currently in the '30's and 40's. downtown san francisco is actually one of our warmer spots coming in at 47 degrees. we have 44 for redwood city and currently 36 in downtown oakland. as we check out the record lows in what cities are expected to break some of them, to give the could the graphic that i have prepared. santa rosa is expected to hit 32 degrees. hayward could get pretty

close to beating the record and concord could tie their old record set back in 2001. take a look at san francisco, and the low that we are expecting is 47 degrees as we approach sunrise so we could actually dropped one more degree and break a record that was set back in 1997. of course we will keep rise on that and show you the progress throughout the morning but as you check out your temperatures by 3:00 p.m. we have a tight range this afternoon most of us are in the low 60s could squeeze out some mid-60's in the south bay. up in to the north they will see plenty of low 60s and fax 62 seems to be the, no. for places like santa rosa and into the bottle.--and into navato. the seven day of around befor--the day forecast has a lt

of activity. by friday morning we have the potential for wet weather. temperatures will actually dropping to the mid-50s from the afternoon highs. keep it in the '40's for yellows, and we will continue to seize that showers as we head into the weekend. as for traffic there are no hot spot on this tuesday morning a pretty quiet ride on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. no traffic is building in the westbound direction, and only during like to deal with. traffic is running smoothly and the san mateo bridge ride, your good to go in both directions. we have a lot of space in between cars outports foster city. this drive time is running at is 14 minutes, and the golden gate bridge ride south down 101 we still see a lot of space in between cars year as well. as you make your way towards the city and as we check the traffic maps, down to the south bay north bound 101 looks good.

traffic these are over 50 mi. per hour. we do not have any accidents or incidents to tell you about quitting to the chp traffic law. we see patches of slowing along with down to 37. >>gabe: everyone is getting into the tablet game. barnes and noble just unveiled the nook tablet and have all the ook e0-reader features. you can search the web this comes built in with cool, netflix, rhapsody in angry birds. it will sell for only $250 that is half the price of an ipad and other android tablets.

>>gabe: the new tell the can be pre order now and hit stores november 17th. in other news, i am doing a giveaway, you can win this laptop desk. this security electronic devices while featuring an adjustable tilted talk for maximum viewing comfort. great for tablets, your readers and other devices to enter to win logged on to kron4.com and look for my tech page. >>justine: united airlines flew from houston to chicago with jet fuel made from algiers to they. is the first biofuel powered commercial flight in the united states. analysts say that biofuel can eventually lead to better fuel prices for airlines and tomorrow alaska airlines is expected to launch the first of flights powered by biofuel blends that were from used

cooking oil. the facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is on a recruiting trip to harvard, the ivy league school that he dropped out of in 2004. this is his first official visit since he left. he is looking for intern's who may be the future innovators of his social networking company. >> there are a lot of really smart people here, a lot of them are making decisions on where they work and they gradually in the next couple of weeks of this is a great time to come. the original goal for the company is to make it so that the whole world can be more open and connected. we want to build a social platform for all of these products that use in all the different industries can be rethought in different ways so that your friends are there with you. >>justine: a university official says harvard students applied within seconds of the job being posted online. we will take a break and talk about the

video game that people are going nuts for this morning. we will take a live look outside at walnut creek where it is very cold this morning. we will be right back.

>>justine: yesterday's bank of america approved a $410 million lawsuit for overcharging people for over draftees. some sad news to tell you about, the sports --joe frazier died in his

home yesterday. he fought, i lead three times including the famous thrilla in manilla fight. he was 87 years old. >>justine: the san jose sharks have put behind them a very slow start winning the seven of the last nine games. last night it was the

first meeting between the teams. san jose use 3 overtime wins to limit of angeles in the first round of the playoffs last spring. now call of duty modern warfare three is expected to break records. this is part of the trailer for the very popular game that was released at midnight. and gamers can be special operation forces and go after terrorists in london, paris, and your. this is one the world's best-selling video game series. i am sure they are lining up for this morning. it is currently 32 degrees in san raphael. we will have a live report from there we come right back.

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you for joining us at 5:00 a.m. it is dark and clear again here at the james lick kind of like this today and, like yesterday we're looking at very cold weather. so, let us take a quick peek at what we are in for in just a second. first, we want to get back to another developing story that we are following this morning. >> mark: it is election tuesday and there are 16 candidates in today's election here is a list of the candidates, voters have to rank their top three choices in the rank sways of voting system.--top three choices in rank to waste avoiding system--voting system. the san francisco police are reporting a break-in and vandalism at

david chu's campaign location. his campaign manager said if the break-in was politically motivated it will not affect today's election. >> darya: officials and alameda county will be closely watching polling places to make sure that minority voters have equal access to information. in june the federal government filed a complaint against the county saying that it failed to provide efficient access to spanish and chinese speaking citizens who needed assistance. today, voters should have access to bilingual ballots and hold workers.--poll workers. >>reporter: good morning mark is literally freezing out here right now. i am in downtown san raphael where it is clear and cold. it is much colder than it was

yesterday. you know, we are still a couple hours away from the light so we probably still have a couple of degrees to go down before a charge to normal. the one thing that i can tell you is that there's not a frost in the year. i did not know if the humidity is super low, but there was no frost on the van as i got this morning. i am up in a bottle. but right now you're going out the true gloves, your hat in your bed jacket. >> mark: this is our first morning with the frost advisory this season let us get more on that with james. >>james: good morning that frost advisory is impacting pretty much all of napa and sonoma counties we have our 20's and low 30's once we sell--settle out at our lows which will happen over the next couple hours. make sure you bring your pets and plants inside because this

would will be pretty tough on them. of the north bay we do have more moisture, which could get some frost. especially if there was some road from sprinklers that landed on the road surface it will freeze, you have to be careful about that. we have another day of potential record-breaking cold. we have a list for you. all are contending with breaking records. we are looking for the same scenario in hayward, napa and concord. san francisco, your projected low is 47 degrees that is one degree away from the actual record low that is 46. that was set back in 1897, so it will be kind of neat if we broke a record that old. we will keep an eye on that. those are the temperatures that we are dealing with this morning. let us ticketmaster and see where they are right now. we have 34 in santa

rosa, 36 in napa and fairfield, and we see pretty much upper 30's and low 40's throughout the entire bay area this morning. we are running a good one to three degrees cooler than yesterday. the good news is that will warm up by a few degrees compared yesterday. oakland will max out at 61 degrees, hayward at 62 degrees, we are looking at 65 degrees in los gatos. all of the valleys to the east you will be a good degree or two warmer than you were yesterday. >>james: again, we still have a week pressure system but at least it is still there. we have a lot going on in the pacific and that will begin to impact us. thursday night going into friday morning it looks like we will squeeze out a decent

day on thursday even though will be clouding later in the afternoon. it is about midnight and neon will see the rain pushed through. we are still holding on to some scattered showers for the weekend, but we will keep an eye on that we do not know how much or where it will fall on saturday and sunday. state to into kron4 and will let you know when we get more clarity on that. let us get an update on traffic with george. >> george: thank you james, now the roads are doing fine right now we know that can change at any minute. we will start our bridge tech at the bay bridge toll plaza where the traffic is very light, so light that you can actually count the cars on one hand as the head towards the toll plaza. there are no delays off the macarthur maze, the east shore freeway or the minutes freeway this morning. over to the san mateo bridge-92, that is a good ride as well. let me show you the commute, the right side of your screen is

the west bound ride. here is the counter float commute and it looks great, no problems as you head back towards hayward. >> george: see those flashing lights, those are the crew is shifting over the pipe lines and adding the fourth lane in the southbound direction. here is a quick look at east bay traffic as we pick up the traffic on maps and look at the road the censors. we have all agreed on highway 4 heading that appear to work through concord on to 42, no delays into the san ramon valley or the east shore freeway. we have no slowing yet, we have light traffic all we're around and that includes the north bay with the marin county ride is under 25 minutes from the bottle, to the golden gate bridge. >> mark: thank you george, the california faculty association is calling for picketing at all cal state university campuses today and tomorrow. this is a head

of a planned strike for next week. they say that they've misplaced priorities, the want to take at bargaining and an executive first approach. here's a list of the school that plan on participating. >> george: -- >> mark: the university is trying to take away a raise that was promised in their contract. >> darya: we have some graphic you to the deal involving an occupy oakland protesters. scott campbell says the video shows him being shot with a rubber bullet by the police. he is now speaking out against the incidents and that the police had no reason to fire. >> there were several protestors behind me but i was a little bit separated from the rest of the crowd. there was really absolutely

nothing going on. >> darya: this is a picture of his wound you can see the entry that he said he got. he says in once he is healed he will join the protesters again and there is no response from the police on these claims. we will be back with more in a couple of minutes, the time now is five 08 a.m.. cal

>>mark: the dow wavered for much of yesterday. dow futures are up just a couple of points rain now. all eyes on italy. a key vote is coming up as to whether or not the president of italy will remain in power. italy

has to much debt to be rescued by its european neighbors. we're looking for a positive day on wall street today. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues.

>>darya: good morning. the headline is the weather remains cold. it feels even colder than yesterday. >>james: it is freezing out there. we are at the freezing mark in a handful of communities. we have seen some patchy fog but not a lot of expected. in the north bay is where we see the current temperatures theory and right now want to illustrate how cold it could be this morning. these are the projected lowe's for select cities and these are the record lows. we are in position to break santa

rosa, hayward, napa, concord their record low for san francisco dates back to 1897. it looks like we are set to be the record lows. that is what we are shaping up to do today. here is where temperatures are right now. there is the freezing mark for nevada. like yesterday he will feel how cold it is the moment he stepped out the door. 624

novato and santa rosa. mostly sunny skies. the rain in the pacific is trying to get to california. >>george: the commute is shaping up pretty nicely. we are still not tracking any

hot spots or looking at any major delays. pretty light traffic. the ride on the bay bridge is not backed up at all on the approach. on a 92 at the san mateo bridge a pretty good ride. the council commute is a very light. costs in the east bay he will see that the traffic maps still look good. 80 westbound is the delay free.

your ride on 580, towards the castro valley, there are no problems. on the coyote valley, it isn't easy trip 101 northbound as well as through the west valley through cupertino. there are still no delays its rumor ran on 11 southbound. >>mark: a long time penn state football coach is holding a conference today, the topic is likely to be anything but football. he is facing tough questions about his former defensive coordinator. sandusky was arrested and charged with abusing eight young boys between 1994 and 2009. >>mark: a former heavyweight champion, joe frazier has died. family

members say he passed away at his home in philadelphia. he was diagnosed with liver cancer. smoking kills leisure-- smoking joe frazier was known for his left foot. he was the first to beat muhammed ali. fraser left boxing with 32 wins, 27 knockouts, a draw and only for losses, twice the muhammed ali and twice to george foreman. george fraser--frazier was 67. >>darya: 8 funnel chaser was following this twister and oklahoma when the car flipped over. he says it was because of mechanical

>>mark: herman cain is expected to address sexual abuse allegations from four different women today. another woman came forward saying the she was sexually harassed by herman cain. she claims she was groped by herman cain after dinner. she explains what happens. >> he suddenly reached over and put his hand on my leg, under my skirt and reached for my general area. he grabbed my head and pulled my head towards his crotch. i was very surprised and shocked. i said, what are doing? this is not what i came here for. herman cain

replied, you want a job, right? >>mark: she is the first of the accusers to speak out on camera. herman cain said he will give his response at a news conference today. >>darya: in did this morning, to aid the district attorney is expected to announce a guilty plea for the murder of this woman. her body was found last year in sight of her san francisco apartment. officials say that holland posed as a worker to get into her home. >>darya: several activist groups are demanding the arrest of former vice president dick cheney. cheney is in san francisco to speak at an asian investment conference at the palace hotel. qr code pink, pta and other groups say that dick cheney was a humane and tortured detainees in guantanamo bay.

>>darya: a crude oil pipeline leaked into concord last night. it is not a hazard to people according to officials. pg&e and fire crews were called to the scene near myrtle drive after people reported smelling an odor. there is no estimate on when the cleanup will be done. >>mark: we will be right back on the kron4 news continues. in

>>darya: in california news, the man convicted of michael jackson's death is on a suicide watch. dr. conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter yesterday. inside the courtroom the judge had some

harsh words. >> this is not a crime involving a mistake of judgment. this is a crime where the end result was the death of a human being. >> justice was served. >> nothing will bring him back but i am happy that he was found guilty. >>darya: dr. murray was immediately taken into custody where he will remain without bail until his sentencing. his defense spoke out on his behalf. >> he thanked us for our hard work. again, he is devastated by the outcome. he respects the jury's decision, he will remain positive and look forward to the sentencing in his appellate rights. >>darya: sentencing is november 29th. he faces up to four years in prison.

>>darya: welcome back. it is 5:30 a.m.. will tran is live in san francisco at city hall. workers are getting ready to cast ballots. >>will: if it's going to be a long day. and they're getting ready right now. the office of the registrar of voters will open up at 6:00 a.m. and then to the public at 7:00 a.m.. you can see that they are bringing some of the ballots here. it is corn to be very busy days. i spoke to an inspector, his job will be going around for some of the polling places to make sure that there is no fraudulent activity going on. that is his job. he says

that his they will not end until 10:00 p.m.. the poland places will close at 8:00 p.m. but he says he wants to make sure that everything is orleans on time switch is why it will be very busy day. we will try to get reaction from some of the workers today. i tried asked them if they are already moving some of the material to the polling places this morning, maybe we will see the boxes being split into suvs that they said that was done yesterday. it is just a matter of opening the doors, sitting down and waiting for the public to arrive. >>mark: 16 candidates in the mayoral race. many are politicians and business leaders. voters left during their top three choices. san

francisco voters will also decide on a new sheriff, a new da and >>darya: is chilly on the streets this morning. even colder than yesterday. >>james: we have a frost advisory in effect for the north bay. we do see some cold temperatures this morning. the area outlined in pink is the area of greatest concern. that is where we could see temperatures in the upper 20s and low '30's. that is near freezing. if sprinklers, on this morning in to get the street wet, a couple of hours of freezing temperatures could very well

turn into icy conditions. let's talk about how cold it could get. record-setting cold. it has already happened. these are the temperatures currently recorded in santa rosa, hayward and san francisco. as you can see, we have beaten their records in santa rosa and hayward. we're nearly there in san francisco. another morning where we could topple some song standing records.-- longstanding records. we will keep you updated as to how cold it continues to get. upper '30's and low

40's for most of the bay. the good news is things will warm this afternoon, a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. >>james: there are changes on the horizon. everything in the pacific is straining our way. an effective high pressure system that will be with us for the next couple of days. the north bay and

east bay valley's main escape without too much in the way of rain. we will get more clarity as we get closer. keep it tune to did this evolving forecast. >>george: we are looking at great conditions around the bay area. dry pavement helps. we have light traffic. on the bay bridge traffic is not much heavier than when we first started looking at it. the westbound ride is still delay free. it is the problem free as well on the up for death. the chp logs have been very quiet. for the golden gate bridge, 101 southbound, the volume is building up a bit but it is still uneasy

commute. off the bridge is fully configured for the southbound ride. looking at east bay traffic, we have ticked up salon on highway 4 for its fur. there is no surprise there. the south bay freeways are still find. there are no problems here. 85 through the west valley, to 80 to cupertino, both are doing great as are 87 and 17. >>mark: there are some problems in the occupy its oakland encampment. the ground is money. there are wooden pallets for walkways, trash is piling up and being stacked against city hall. the people have reported drug use and violence. one

man told us it is getting out of control. >> we have a large homeless population here that we are attempting to deal with. it has been a problem, i am in a non-violent person. i do not want to participate in any violence. there has been violence going on. sis' fights and a verbal argument. >>darya: a federal judge has approved a $410 million settlement in a lawsuit that claimed bank of america charged customers excessive overdraft fees. the average customer is likely going to get back at $27 even though the average customer paid about $300 an overdraft fees. does that seem fair? 5:37 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of

minutes. here is a live look outside the mt. tam cam. a layer of clouds in the twinkling lights. it is fairly clear up there this morning. colder than yesterday.

>>mark: a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of gasoline exploded on the new jersey turnpike. this happened in near manhattan. the driver of the truck managed to escape. you can see firefighters trying to cut out the turnpike. investigators do not know what caused the accident or what triggered the tanker to explode. the people in the minivan were rushed to the hospital. friendly skies just got more green. united airlines few from host and shipped to chicago with the first jet fuel made from

algae. analysts say by all the fuel could lead to better price of oil for the airlines. >>darya: here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. very quiet and very cold. that is our big weather headline. we will be right back.

>>stanley: and the passengers believe that the fear inspectors had another motive for killing them off of the bus. >> you guys are picking on me because i am white, aren't you? >>stanley: that was a first theory if >>stanley: this woman tried to cry her way out of a ticket. it did not work serious >>stanley: this guy who was asleep was checked out but he actually had a valid transfer. and this guy ran away as soon as the doors to the bus opens, to avoid getting a ticket. the funny thing about this their inspection, i stumbled upon it by accident. stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>darya: if you have a comment or story idea, get ahead-just did you have a comment or story idea, e- mail >>stanley: on our kron4 web site. >>mark: this is the trailer

for the new video games, it looks like a movie. >>darya: it does. >>mark: this game was released at midnight. gamers can go after terrorists in london, paris and the york. this thing is a part of the call to duty series, the world's best-selling series. i am excited. >>darya: i will not say anything. you know what i think. >>mark: you have to be 17 years old by it. >>darya: we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes. i know that i am in the minority about those video games. here is a look at the james lick. it is cold out there.

>>erica: air fresheners could that cause asthma. to read the full study i have posted a link on my website. >>mark: a left-handed pitcher, and jonathan sanchez is headed to the kansas city royals, in return, the giants get an outfielder. he had over 80 rbis and 44 doubles. 5:58

a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. this shows the clouds that are hanging as we look over them on the mt. tam cam. talk about the cold weather. even though it is even colder this morning, it is going to be a little bit warmer this afternoon.