area police agencies are telling oakland we will not help you any more. news at 5:00 p.m.. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m., the gunman who shot and killed a man near the occupy oakland encampment is still on loose. this is video from the scene as emergency crews were trying to save his life. police have not release any further details regarding the man they are looking for. witnesses told us today that conditions in the camp have deteriorated and they fear for their lives. j.r stone is following this story as guests today and he is joining us live from oakland. >>j.r.: we are going to talk about what some of those people have said. this is a flyer pass out by a number of officers, it is a notice of violation and a demand to seize violations. this she was passed out to different people by a group of

officers saying that the people in the camp have to leave and take down tents. the mayor met with the police chief and president of the city council. we do not know what they talked about and we do not know if this will be enforced. in the distance, you can see that it is a rainy and dark day. there are still a lot of tents. i walked through the camp throughout a good portion of and there is a sense that something will happen. in this video, you can see a young child. this foray is carrying around a gas mask. people are preparing for what could be a worst-case scenario of police came in and raided the kiev as they have in the past. the conditions here

actually look clean today but a number of these tarps have been taped together. you can see some of the camps in the distance. again, there is a suspect still on a list. haaziq madyun has been out here and speaking with people from the police officers association in oakland. >> we only have 640 something members. we need all the officers began get. >>haaziq: a logistical nightmare. that is how the president of the police officers association describes the prospect of obtaining assistance from other law enforcement agencies. that comes as a result of the handling of the camera by mayor jean quan. >> it is a problem. i

understand their point. i understand why they would pull out and what it would not want to help us. the lack of leadership that has been exhibited by the mayor's office. >>haaziq: violent images like these have people thinking about their mutual aid. >> the decision was made to remove the camp and then allow the camp to reoccur. this is not an emergency situation if you have allowed it to happen. >>haaziq: when i caught up with oakland's mayor, she refused to address the subject. >> the leader of the city will have to address the problems one way or another. this is a time when the city needs leadership. it has

been starving for leadership, it is her role. you cannot run from questions to much longer. >>pam: last night near jean quan ask for a peaceful end to the occupy encampment. >> i have and asking for assistance, talking to the people in the plaza to have a decent resolution. the murder last night was unacceptable. heydays an example of why we have to come together to end of violence. it is an example of why we need to peacefully close to the encampment. we are asking everyone at the plaza to leave. we are going

to give official notice today and then there will be more details about that later. we are asking the camera or leave the we're asking them to leave peacefully. i won the community to work with me and talk to the people at the plaza to see if we can do this as a city to resolve this peacefully. meanwhile the police chief, the administrator and i will continue working on our plan. >>pam: religious leaders from churches in the bay area have spoken out at the interfaith attempt at the encampment in the wake of the shooting death that occurred on thursday. pastor's hoped to make it clear that the fatal incident was not a part of the occupy oakland movement along with expressing and their support with the

movement. >> last night was one of my beautiful black brothers was killed at this place. >> violence is happening around us. this is a violent city. we are here as a condition of change. >> that murder was not a part of this change. it is a sign of what we must change. this interfaith tents in a commitment to nonviolent resistance. >>pam: and an open letter to city officials, the group urged the city not to use police force. >>catherine: in salt lake city, protesters are being urged to leave a city park after a man was found dead inside of his tent. this was the scene as the body was being removed. the group has encamping here for weeks and will have to kick--in will have to pack up their tents immediately. it is not

clear how the man died but offices do not think it was foul play. >>catherine: and occupy protests in vermont, a man scuffle between police and protesters. officers believe that one of the protesters shot himself inside in the encampment in debt incurred in the group. stay with kron4 as we continue to cover the occupy protests. we have the latest video information on our web site, www.kron4.com. we would love to you--we would love for you to share your photos and videos. the >>pam: a rainy start to our weekend. it is still winning in some spots. >>jaqueline: scattered rain in we will continue to see

the rain but better conditions are on tap for the weekend. a look at storm tracker 4, you can see it is lit up in a few places. down in san francisco, a moderate rainfall right now. we have been seeing areas of on and off rain. right now, about a half an inch of rain over san francisco. it has been quite heavy over south san francisco. 3/10 of an inch of rain right now. in sonoma and napa, spotty showers at these locations. down towards concord in the delta, areas of more moderate recall.--more moderate rainfall. the rain is moving to the north. we will continue to see these patterns through the evening. as we jump in the south bay, palo alto, we have a nice a dose of rain. again, let's take a look at the pattern, a wide picture, it is moving to the north. it is curving toward

the sierra. heavy rain, that will head towards the sierra. we will see spotty showers through the rest of the evening and taken off by tomorrow morning. your extended forecasts coming up. >>pam: oakland police are court during with members of the community group trying to cut down on crime in the neighborhood. dan kerman tells us, it all has to do with surveillance cameras. >> crime is a pending issue. there is a lot of breaking in of find doors, but people are maybe gone for an hour or two and a finding that their jewelry is gone, they're iphones, ipad, an electronics items are quickly taking. >>dan: residents are taking crime prevention into their own hands, installing

security cameras office one. >> the police are doing the best they can. we want to partner with officers and provide them with informations that we can catch the perpetrators or causing these crimes. >>dan: the program is being spearheaded by a group along with logic tech. >> liver already able to capture it perpetrator. that was because of these cameras and the footage. >>dan: so far more than 100 residents have signed up for the cameras. some have already installed them. the program officially launches this saturday at montclair elementary school. >>pam: san francisco mayoral

candidate don abel lowe's has officially conceded to ed lee. earlier this week, ed lee became san francisco's first asian american mayor. >>pam: new at 5:00 p.m., the whistle-blower in the penn state sex abuse scandal is put on administrative leave. plus, we have a legal analysis on the situation and head for joe paterno. veterans day around the nation and here in the bay area, how local communities have paused to honor those who served their country during war. >>pam: college football excitement, a preview of the anticipated matchup between stanford and the university of oregon.

>>pam: today is the day to honor and appreciate those who go to war for our

country. memorials, parades and tributes death, rob fladeboe shows you the special piece of washington that has come to this region. >>rob: this is a traveling to beat to vietnam veterans. it is a replica of a much larger in vietnam war memorial wall at the capitol in washington d.c.. it is visited by 3 million people each year. hundreds of visited this one today. a tribute that seems to touch all who see it. some >> it gives me a tremendous feeling deep in my heart. it is very emotional and i am very thankful. i am here because the wall is here and

i came to pay respects to my brothers. it is a magnificent tribute to american war heroes, people who have sacrificed their lives. >>rob: all americans who died in vietnam, their names are listed. the main message behind the wall is the think you and welcome home that was missing when the war ended. in cupertino, rob fladeboe, kron4 news. >>jaqueline: it has been a dreary all day long. we have not seen that much rain. most of it has been towards the south and central valley. mill valley in san francisco, over one-tenth of an inch of rain. this year is a look at storm tracker 4

radar, we are continuing to speak--we are continuing to see spotty showers. light rain down through the south bay. you can see the rain coming up from the south and moving towards the north and northeast. spotty showers through the evening into tomorrow. overnight, the showers will taper off. we will have degreasing crowds --we will have a decreasing clouds and temperatures on the cooler side. this evening rain to the bay area. the rain was a very spotty. heavy rain showers

in the 6:00 hour. that is moving towards fairfield. by 8:00 p.m., showers offshore that will affect the coastline. after midnight things start to calm down a little bit. as for term trust market is going to be cool. 64 in san jose, 65 in redwood city. upper 50s along the coastline. in the north bay, 60s. a look at your extended forecast. mild conditions in this weekend. as we head into next week if not a lot of change. there is a slight chance of rain into late thursday and friday morning. >>catherine: more suspicion is falling on the mother of a missing toddler, he was last seen on sunday. the mother told police she ran out of gas and left the boy in the cards to get gas.

authorities want the woman to explain what happened but they say there's not enough evidence to name her as a suspect at this point. fannie mae and freddie mac need billions to stay afloat. what are they setting aside millions for their executives? the company's back at least half of the mortgages in america, they are each getting about $2 million and bonuses. some lawmakers are trying to get bonuses canceled. >> why should he be rewarding this behavior and performance when we have all of these national and economic issues. people across the country are frustrated.

>>catherine: the companies insist the pay is needed to keep the company's running. >>pam: traffic is moving well, golden gate despite the rain. on the san mateo bridge, a different story. we will be back with more news ahead. for

>>grant: coming up, a big weekend for stanford as they possibly posted the biggest game they have ever had. we will sit down with vern glenn as the cardinals host their first game featuring the two top-10 teams. also, the penn state sex scandal. we will talk to michael cardozo, our legal expert. criminal charges for joe paterno? plus, a holiday transformation. we will take you on board the uss carl vinson to see amazing

changes for a veterans day event. that is next. >>pam: here is a look-- >>jaqueline: here is a look at storm tracker 4. rain over the bay area. we will take a look at the entire forecast of future past.

>>grant: new details in the penn state of saxony- anhalt. another coach is gone, a key witness in the child sex abuse case which has horrified and captivated the country. for chili and video of the suspect is accused of sexually molesting young boys. jerry sandusky was a revered defensive coordinator and trusted mentor. if allegations were true, he was also a monster. here he is describing the mission of the second mile, the charity he founded for address ways. >> we thought if we get help a handful of kids, we would

do that. the staff and people have looked at the resources we have ended the needs that exist, we have reached out and touched so many kids. >>grant: at least eight kids are alleging abuse over 15 years. the last incident in 2002. mike mccurry says he witnessed sandusky raping a young boy in a university showers. off mccrery told paterno, but not the least. mccrery was placed on paid administrative leave on friday. he was scheduled to coach saturday against nebraska but has received multiple death threats. students seem the school, modern--all modesty and will hold a candlelight vigil to remember the victims. a

committee has been formed to investigate the allegations in a potential cover-up. >> we expect to look at every fact, the officials and employees. we want to make sure that everyone acted responsibly. >>grant: late today, the son of joe paterno issued a statement on his father's behalf saying that the turnout is distraught over what happened to the children and their families. it also says paterno would like to speak publicly and answer questions but cannot because he has been advised not to. that advice is coming >>pam: our legal analyst, michael cardozo is joining us. what does the lawsuit paterno should have done? >> the law says, in that physicians, as an educator,

they had to report it. they failed to report it. i keep bringing up, joe, say it ain't so. it is so! >>pam: paterno now has a high profile attorney. could he faced charges? >> and he absolutely good. will he? the attorney- general has to tread carefully. where would you find a jury in pennsylvania that would convict joe paterno? it will not happen. they have to decide, are we going to spend the money to do this? remember, paterno reported it to his higher ups. how he reported it is the big question. did you water it down from the initial report or, did that man water it down? there are still many questions that have to be answered. >>pam: mccrery is on administrative leave now, could he also faced charges? >> i doubt it. here is the one that went to the turnout and said he told ito was going on. paterno said,

he did not tell me everything. i did not know the gravity of it. >>pam: civil suits we expect against penn state. will the individuals involved face civil suits? >> absolutely. everyone says they are morally corrupt in not reporting as. some >> paternal is in ruins. do

you go after him criminally? what the sentence and 84 year-old man to? my guess is they will not go after him criminally. they will go after joe paterno and the administrators. all of them. they will sue them individually and they will sue the school.0 0k10000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000 a000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000 hands. >>jaqueline: a dreary friday over the bay area. storm tracker 4, we are still seeing rain around the bay. we are going to zoom in, you

will see the rain right over the city moving towards the golden gate bridge and on the bay bridge. we are seeing some areas of moderate rain near the delta.

>>catherine: wall street had their own a salute to veterans. look what they called off just in time for veterans stay on board the uss carl vinson. it is dark in san diego. this is a time lapse look at how they transformed the deck of the huge carrier into a basketball court. it is for the first ever carrier classic game. >>catherine: north carolina

and michigan are fleeing. this is a first for veterans day.--north carolina and michigan were playing. the carrier led the parade of ships. grant lodes reports from the flight deck. >>grant: we are on board the uss carl vinson. we got here by helicopter from sfo. this is what they call the eyes in the sky. you can see the big sonar up there. they send this out to scout out the area off before they send any of the other aircraft into the skies. you can see how expansive the deck is. a cool tidbit here on veterans day, this coming november, they are going to play what they call the

carrier classic, the first ever college basketball game outdoors on the flight deck. michigan state is going to play north carolina off the coast of san diego. about 7000 people are expected to watch a college basketball game right here on this desk. they're going to build the stadium fees by piece and then bring it on to the flight deck. president obama has been invited. we are told that there is interest in the white house. a lot of loud announcements. it is a critical scene. it is going to be a college basketball game, veteran's day, this november. >>pam: the game is under way. it is how some. sports

director gary radnich will have all of the highlights. >>pam: friday traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza. the fastrak lanes in the center are moving well but the other lanes are stacked up and backed up with traffic as the rain drizzled down. i 0.

>>reporter: right now there are a few hundred people in front of one of the entrances. there are cops and right here standing by the board staff to make sure that protesters cannot go in. for some of these are veterans and some of these are protesters. brand

>> we are looking at video of the protesters when they were headed to the police station. can you tell me, has there been any interaction between protesters and police? it looks like we have lost da lin. he was telling us a group of protesters on veterans day have marched to the oakland police department as seventh and broadway. there are five officers in riot gear protecting the entrances have, we will stay on top of this story and to bring in the latest as it develops.

>>jaqueline: heavy rain headed towards the central valley and towards the sierra. we will miss all of that we have quite a bit of rain offshore, down to the south it will keep rotating. let's take a look at future cast. heavy rain through the east bay, through the 6:00 p.m. hour. rain showers will be spotty through the bay area through the 8:00 p.m.

and 9:00 p.m. hours. after midnight, the rain will start to taper off. as we head into tomorrow, cloudy conditions to start the day. temperatures on the cooler side. the clouds will clear by noon and by 4:00 p.m., temperatures will not rebound too much. cold air sitting over us. here is a look at your extended forecast. we will warm up a little bit into sunday, monday, not much warming. thursday and friday, there is a chance that we will see showers. >>pam: football excitement this weekend. college football in particular happening right here in the bay area. stanford taking on the university of oregon ducks. if vern glenn is here to give us a preview. >>vern: these are two top-10

teams. oregon is no. 7. the biggest game ever for stanford. it is so big that the espn game day crew is in called up. they are right in the middle of campus. there is a shot of the set. they will all be ready to go 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, broadcasting live from alto. stamford, the biggest game, bold implications. experts >> we have been talking about the same for a long time. this is what he played college football for. >>vern: that will be tomorrow night, a primetime game. stanford is favored,

most are going with organ. it will be a wet grass field. >>pam: checking traffic and walnut creek, this is the 680-24 interchange. it is low in all directions on this friday evening. the pavement is a wet, be careful.

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>>pam: occupy cal, clashes with police and dozens of arrests leave protesters out in the cold. the scion of

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purchase >> it is scary. they said 99 percent, the 99 per cent is 01 percent of the real movement inside of the encampment. the 99 percent that is there is all bad. it is scary. there are people hiding in there, the police will not go in there.

there are people doing drugs. i have had my share of this side of the law but the police need to do something about it. haaziq madyun was out here talking with the head of the oakland police officers association who was basically clean with protesters to leave. >> the mayor has asked them to leave peacefully. they should do that. i am asking as well, without any authority, please leave. you have taken over leadership of this city. we have basically taken a beautiful part of oakland and converted it into this kind of law lizbeth neighborhood. please leave this city and left the city patrol the streets of oakland. this murder whether it has something to do with occupy oakland or not, it is a grim reality. we have had 101

murders for the year. the citizens of oakland need the police back. we need to get back out there and protect the citizens of oakland. >>j.r.: one of the questions people are asking, what are the police coming. that is a question we do not know the answer to. the mayor met with the police chief and the president of the city council. they would not divulged what they are talking about. reporting live in oakland, j.r stone, kron4 news. >>pam: oakland mayor jean quan spoke out about last night's shooting at frank ogawa plaza. she took the opportunity to ask for a peaceful end to the occupy encampment. >> this morning i have been agreeing with ministers and asking for their assistance, to go down and talk with people in the plaza. we want a peaceful resolution. i do

not have much more to say if other than what i said last night. the murder last night was unacceptable whether it was that international scanned the 19th or 14th in the broadway. it is an example of why we have to come together to end the violence. it is another example of why we need to peacefully close the encampment thing. we are asking everyone at the plaza to leave. we are going to give another official noted today. there will be more details about that later. we're still working on that. we are asking campers to leave the plaza now and to leave peacefully. we are asking the community, i am here to ask the committee to help me talk with people at the plaza, to see if we can do this as a city, to grow stronger for the city ended

meanwhile the police chief and i will continue to be working on our plans. >>pam: religious leaders from different churches spoke out at the interfaith tent and the occupy oakland encampment. this is in the wake of the shooting death that occurred on thursday near the encampment. the ministers hoped to make it clear that the fatal incident was not a part of the occupy oakland movement. there were also expressing their support for the movement. >> last night one of my beautiful black brothers was killed at this place. family violence is happening around us. this is a violent city. we are here to be a condition of change. >> that murder was not a part of this change. it is a sign of what must change. >> we stand from here at the interfaith is tense in and commitment to nonviolent resistance.

>>pam: in an open letter to city officials and the group urged the city not to use police force and removing the camped. on wednesday, 39 protesters or taken into custody. some protesters have accused authorities of using excessive force. >>pam: in san francisco, occupy sf is still camping out. there are more tents going up every day. we spoke with ed lee about his plan for dealing with occupy san francisco.

>> i met with the chief yesterday. we are concerned. we want everyone's input before we decide on what we're going to do. part of that input is from occupiers themselves. i look forward to meeting with them. i'm getting input from the clergy and lay birth who have joined in the movement, but i do not think there are as cognizant about the logistical challenges we are facing myriad i want everyone on the same page as much as i can. as i said during the meetings with occupy, i will make our intentions and ourselves clear before we make a move. i saw, with a little bit of or, even with what happened in berkeley, thing i need to make sure that everyone is communicating clearly before we make a move. i will be sparingly dressing anything dealing with police and everyone

needs to know the direction we are moving in. there is a limited capacity, a limited tolerance of the residents and businesses in the neighborhood. i need to ask occupy what their long-term intentions are, if they have any. >>pam: so far, protesters have been occupying justin herman plaza for a month.

>>pam: and san jose man was the victim of a carjacking on thursday. as rob fladeboe reports, the victim was later released if the suspect is still at large. force

>>rob: sphere of the rise is well lit and busy at that hour. the owner of the white camaro tells police the man had a gun and then took possession of the car fans kidnapped him. someone called 911 and police began a search of the area of serious at about off 9:00 p.m. the victim was released at the intersection of 17th and east santa clara. the suspect abandoned the vehicle in the same area and made off through the neighborhood on foot. police gave chase but the suspect managed to escape. no one was hurt. the suspect is described as a hispanic male adults flew is armed and considered dangerous. rob fladeboe, kron4 news. >>pam: americans are taking the time to celebrate and on our veterans. we are honoring the military men and women who have on of the

country. the traditional and something brand new. >>president obama: on behalf of a proud and grateful nation, we thank you. >>maureen: this time the president spoke of the soldiers coming home. >>reporter: the new york stock exchange opened a federal holiday with a tribute. michelle bachman and rick perry went to a south carolina veterans day parade, mit romney led a

round table and newt gingrich met with new hampshire are veterans. this was the first game on an aircraft carrier. >> this is bigger than a game, it is bigger than north carolina against michigan state. >>reporter: this three-year- old her daughter surprised when he returned home from a three month deployment. the class was talking about veterans they now they see firsthand why it matters. [music] >>jacqueline: rain is still continuing at this hour. we see areas of spotty rains to the bay, but mainly is over the bayshores. let us head down towards the bayshores, we have heavier rain near

san leandro which just passed through hayward. definitely bring your umbrella if you have any plans to head out for dinner. most of the rain is missing us through the central valley. you can see the direction down towards the south and is heading to the central valley. we will have a little showers here, and that will continue to push through through the evening and the early morning hours. now as we head to the evening we will continue to see showers. i think we will see more than what the future cast is depicting. i do think we will see it continuing down to the south through the 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. hours. here is the rain off shore down to the south, and that will continue. as for tomorrow it is cloudy and cool to start the day, we will see the clouds clear out about noon. we will have some breaks, then by 4:00 p.m. we

will have mostly sunny skies in the bay area. the temperatures will be in the low 60s and taking the tech temperatures around the bay area for tomorrow. here is a mature extended forecast, we have a nice weekend on tap, it rained a little bit out there today but we have the increasing clout small, with dry conditions antipater's on the cool to mouse side depending on where you are. we will keep a similar weather patterns, we will keep you posted as it gets closer.

>>reporter: minutes ago president obama made his first comments about the penn state situation calling it heartbreaking. >>reporter: gary sandusky was a revered mentor and coach, but its allegations are true he was also an monster. this is the charity that he founded for at risk the boys. >> we thought if i could help a handful of kids we would do that. and in the staff looked at the needs of the children and they reached out to so many kids. >>reporter: at least eight victims are alleged to be of use over the 15 years. the most high-profile is said to occur in 2002. mike mccurry said he witnessed sandusky raping a young boy and a university shower he told joe paterno but not the police. and on friday look worry was put on paid

initially believed he was scheduled to work on saturday but had received multiple death threats in the past few days. [music] >>reporter: meanwhile students sing the school, moderate and is that of a traditional pep rally students will hold a candlelight vigil to remember the victims of child sex abuse. penn state expect began creating a committee to investigate these allegations and the potential cover-up. >> we intend to look at every aspect if the university and its officials acted responsibly about anything that was brought to their attention about possible sex abuse. >>reporter: joe paterno sun issued a statement on his father's behalf saying that he was distraught about what happened to the children and their families. it also said that joe paterno would like

to speak publicly and answer questions but could not because he had been advised not to that advises coming from a high profile attorney that is now representing joe paterno. will take a short break and be right back.

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>>reporter: at occupy oakland police have been busy all afternoon handing out these fires notice of violation it is demanding protesters to leave frank ogawa plaza. reporting in oakland i am j.r. stone with kron4 news. continuing our coverage at the oakland lead officers association, the president of the police union blames open mayor jean quan of the handling of the frank ogawa plaza for some of the city's mutual aid partners having second thoughts about coming to

help opd remove the encampment again. >> i understand why they would pull out and why they would not want to come here to help of--us because of the lack of leadership by the mayor's office. >>reporter: in oakland a group of veterans rallied at city hall and then marched down broadway to the oakland city police department's headquarters. protesters tried to enter opd the lobby, but they were turned away. one man i spoke with told me that they went to send a message that the use of force by police would not be allowed. in oakland and charles clifford with kron4 news. >>reporter: here in cupertino a special focus on the vietnam era here is a traveling tribute to those that serve in the vietnam war. it is an exact replica visited by some 3 million people each year. the wall with inscribed with the name of all 58,200 the three

americans that died in vietnam. many of the vets say it is a thank-you and welcome home that was missing at the end of the war. >>reporter: here in oakland montclair neighborhood, an uptick in burglaries has convinced a neighborhood group to encourage residents to get surveillance cameras and put them up around the house. the hope is that it will help police after the burgers. right now, 100 residents have signed up for the cameras. in montclair i and then permit with kron4 news. >>catherine: and onto decision 2012, two new polls also--show a three-way tie. this is a cbs news poll that has herman cain leading with 18 percent, mit romney and dean bridge have 15 percent each. that poll says

that only 30 percent of republicans and republican leaning independents aren't even sure about who they will vote for. >> the real meaning of the poll is what a front runner is that 18 percent and the next two are tied at 15%, it is a wide open risk.--race. i think this will stay wide open until january. i think we will be up here in january in an open race. >>catherine: the former house >> speaker says that he thinks this race will come down to two people, himself and mit romney.

>>stanley: -- >> i know i'm not supposed to be doing it on the other hand i am kind of glad i got caught. >> it happened, it happened i'm going to take it to court in hopes that the copter not show up. >>stanley: these people were stopped for doing a lot of things i've seen people do every day. many of you have even e-mail me about this problem. tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will show you why they were stopped in and then i will show you why i was not the only person on the street reporting violators. in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>jacqueline: it has been a dreary day out there today, rain has continued to fall throughout the day. we see over in half an inch of

rain in the ben lomond. rainfall increased to about a quarter of an inch in san francisco, the same thing in mill valley. take a look outside, we continue to see areas of moderate rain up in vallejo and then down in the peninsula. take a look at this, we see areas of moderate rain in oakland just passing through hayward, fremont and down in the south bay, san mateo and the peninsula pretty much everywhere as well as i just mentioned a vallejo. so we will have to keep updating the rainfall totals. it looked like to see rain through the evening and through the early morning hours mont. this area is what we are concerned with. down to the south it will miss us, but this area we will see rotate through the bay area until early tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon conditions will be nice and dry. we have decrease cloud coverage through saturday and mild conditions are the

rich through the weekend and most of next week. picking --dow but it is hard to believe but the ipod has been around for a decade, this week marks its 10th anniversary. >> in this new digital revolution there is no market leader. >>gabe: apple became the market leader, the ipod was and still is the of the three of choice by consumers, let us take a brief stroll down memory lane and look at the many faces of the ipod, this was the first when it was thick and heavy it stored very little songs compared to today's model. and then there was the ipod manager about half the size, and then it became even smaller the shuffle was available it included a strapped to wear as a necklace. and in my favor one came out, the nano. in 2005 they were able

to add video and play pictures. it was no good just about music. and then apple added colors, there were five to choose from. in 2006, it got even smaller it was great for working out because it had a clip. in 2008 he became an iphone without self-service, it could do everything that the iphone could do. and then they change the shape to the wide short shape, it was well received the next year they went back to the rectangular shape and added a video camera. in 2010, it took the shape of the shuffle, loss all buttons and became a tiny touch screen. for this story i gather all the i pause around my house i did not realize i purchase so many over the years. but this is my favorite, the fourth generation ipod net zero before it got fancy in packed with features. it was just a good mp 3 player. what is your favorite? send

me a tweets or an e-mail at gabe slate kron4 news. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends,

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>>kimberlee: an action at take on greek mythology, your then look at what is coming to theaters this weekend in this edition of now showing. the in our guitar trio plays the legendary director that from time used questionable methods. >> sometimes you need to bend the rules a little to keep their country safe. >>kimberlee: for 50 years, j. edgar hoover was one of the most powerful men in the country but he has seekers that could destroy his career, this is rated r. this new action flick the mortals is based on

mixology, it is rated r. now many can relate to the dreaded family sleepovers during the holiday, but imagine if they never left. in the seasonal comedy of jack and jill, that is what things and getting brings for jack and his neurotic twin sister and still wants to call this place home. both characters are played by adam sandler, this is rated r. for now showing, i am kimberlee sakamoto with kron4 news. >>pam: coming up next gary is joined by his lovely wife they will open up the kron4 mail, and into your e- mails.--and answer your papa e-mails gary has that story and all of the sports up next.

>>gary: the evening of everybody, basketball and aircraft carrier this is tonight only u.s. as, crawl's vincent station just

outside a san diego. north carolina and no. 1 in the country with the president and mrs. obama on hand play michigan state. magic johnson was on hand representing state, and north carolina had james worthy. right now is 6755 north carolina in italy in the second half. the president is enjoying himself. basketball an aircraft carrier i had to laugh. i listen to a gallon last paean and he said i am hoping for wind. [laughter] >>gary: what did you go, basketball and aircraft carrier. now is to model the biggest danger in college football history, many people have said so. this is then 20 years of doing the

program if you like kids waving their arms and yelling in a little bit of perspective this is a fun show. but they are getting ready to go, this will be the biggest game at stanford stadium since super bowl 19 when the 49ers been dan marino >> finally biscayne count because we are 9 and 0. >> morgan and stanford are becoming the faces of pac-10 football i do not know of the nation fully understands that. >> this is definitely a game that we have been planning for. this is what you play football for. >>gary: there will be people who say in 1970, mike you are old as well, but ohio state and stanford correct? see, all of you young kids think that course was invented yesterday by espn.

>> we do. [laughter] >>gary: mike and i remember though, and that is great, mike you get my wheelchair and i will give you a -- your crutches. [laughter] >>gary: and now this kid was really good last night, carson palmer was throwing touchdowns and rivers, just a look rovers' was really a radical all night. the raiders' lead their division. >> they have 10 days to get healthy and its strong because we are in the last run of this thing, we have seven games left and we have some real big football ahead of us to play. >>gary: i have to laugh here, because pam normally she is busy but she said

only seven games left. let me tell you, if you are a sports fan and the nba does not come back soon those seven games, you better enjoy it. >>jacqueline: there is hockey. [laughter] >>gary: go back to canada. but she knows when hockey stars, she gets on my segment more. now jonathan, this guy thought he would be a boston red sox for a long time, no, $50 million over four years to go to the philadelphia phillies. boston now is changing managers, they had all that stuff about drinking beer in the clubhouse. it left an little stick on the red sox so many players will start to look elsewhere. when we return, we discussed with

the ugliest stories in recent memory, the tragedy hathat has become penn state. of the show are you ready to go? >> i am ready to go. >>gary: we will be back in moments.

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>>gary: how many times can you take your wife to work and do a little business? what you have their little lady? >> mild said the following. >>gary: of ok miles with the lawsuits all over the place,

you have to say very little. you may be saying why haven't joe paterno said anything, he now has a lawyers and a public relations firm, he no less civil suits are coming his direction. i got sidetracked again and the question is? >> why let him finish the last game? >>gary: because it will become a spectacle and they had to get him out of there right now i agree with that 100 percent. i would be very interested to watch tomorrow and a little bit to see what the crowd reaction is if indeed the school spirit is alive or if it will be kind of quiet. the first time since the late 1940's that joe paterno not be at a penn state game. >> and then jean says the following. >>gary: i am right with you, anytime i see this stuff the rioting after someone when

they championship core supporting a man now whose character has to be questioned. i always put the age thing, when you're 19 and 20 and 80 were exceptionally mature beyond your years. >> i definitely did my tour of protest when i was at stake. but me, personally with that situation probably not. that is a different mentality where they are. >>gary: i would hate to say but if you ask the kids come what are we protesting about, what exactly happened you have to ask someone else. so i am right with you. but that is a part of the young person i guess.

>>gary: now i remember when he came on an asset it is hard for us to believe that you did not suspect that mcgwire was using when he played with the a's. and he said were you calling me a liar? and then i did not say anything else. rohr moore her horror writer so anyway, through your world champs and you are >> and here is the next one., >>gary: and have been the same players that were sent and 10 last year from live i cannot her--1 believe this, i think that harbaugh was sensational.

>> busters says the following. it >>gary: you know what, i do not like and meetings. i want to do my job and i want to go home just like right now. >> there you have it.

penn state's crisis. the mother of an alleged victim breaks her silence as more fallout continues from the sex scandal. i'm kevin frazier. "the insider" is on. sickening details of this case. quote, while in the shower, sandusky approached the boy. >> what was going on that basement -- >> i was horrified. >> in silhouette, a mother revealing disturbing child sex allegations today. what about ashton? >> well, he didn't know -- >> well, shut up. >> ashton's new message on the scandal as demi is targeted. >> demi, do you support joe paterno? >> plus, news on the disgraced coach from the reporter caught in penn state's riot. >> what have you learned about the investigation into jerry sandusky? then, congresswoman gabrielle giffords's first words. >> how do you feel? >> pretty good. >> how about that thumb's up? >> intimate hospital hom