weekend. tensions are high at around the occupy oakland tense city at frank ogawa plaza. police handed out eviction notices last night warning them to clean up and get out. what is the response this morning? craig skalar is live in oakland with the latest. >>craig: it is a mixed bag in how people feel. the question is, what does this mean in the short run? the campsite is quiet. i am told that people are on the guard. we're going to show

you pictures of police handing out eviction notices. this is a 24 hour notice to leave the site. if this city is saying that it can no longer tolerate campers. people are thinking that since police have not come in the early morning they figure they're not going to at this point. they are also thinking that because this is the weekend the kiddie desk-the city cannot afford the overtime period of time there is no specific plan of defense against the police it sounds like it would be ever on for themselves. at this point it is about 20% protesters, 80 percent homeless. the homeless will be more than likely to sleep. that is pretty much how it is right now. it is a pretty quiet at the camp. thing for people went to sleep around 3:00

a.m. from what i am told. >>ysabel: protesters are going for strategic thinking but obviously a 24 hour notice is a 24 hour notice. the police could show up as early as this evening. >>craig: they could. >>ysabel: those eviction notices came one day after a deadly shooting at the edge of the encampment. here is video from thursday. f police are offering a $10,000 reward leading to the suspect's. they believe one of the suspects had been living in tent city for the past couple of days. one of

the gunman is a black male. 20-25 years old. five-to-10 inches with short hair. he was wearing a white t- shirt. the second suspect is described as a black man in his 20s or 30s, 5 ft. 9 in.-5 to 11 in. wearing 211 lbs.. he reportedly had dreadlocks with red tips and a tattoo on the back of his neck. he was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. >>ysabel: the reemergence of the occupy movement has other bay area agencies reviewing their agreements to provide support to oakland. they say that since the mayor allow the protesters that it is no longer eighth emergency situation. the alameda county sheriff's office fee is considering charging oakland $1,000 per police officer per day for non- emergency police officers. berkeley police are also reviewing any future assistants. the president of

the police officers association says they cannot blame them. >> the decision was made to remove the camp and then allow the camp to occur. i agree with the statement that it is not an emergency situation if you allowed it to happen. >>ysabel: mayor quan refused to comment. >>ysabel: at berkeley, officers are facing charges of excessive force. police used batons and it covers prey to remote protesters from university grounds. students are now calling for a general strike this coming tuesday. meanwhile, things are comparatively quiet at the occupy san francisco encampment. more tents are showing up every day. nearby businesses continue to complain about increased crime. mayor ed lee says he hopes to open a dialogue with campers to find a peaceful conclusion to the protest. stay with kron4 as

we continue to cover the occupy protests. we have the latest video and information on our web site, www.kron4.com. we encourage you to share photos, videos and opinions on our facebook fan page and it twitter. >>ysabel: we are keeping an eye on weather. it is not impacting any of the occupy movements although we did have rain yesterday. third this is a live shot of the golden gate bridge. we have mt. tam on the bottom. it looks pretty cloudy out there as well as overcast. i think we are supposed to have better weather today but it will be breezy and cold. >>janu: you are right. it is drying out. you can see on the satellite's radar, the system is pushing out of our area but we are still dealing with cloud cover. the rain is out of our area. widespread cloud cover

the period by 9:00 a.m. we will start to see some partial cliff. by 1:00 p.m., mostly clear skies. currently out the door, 60s except in los gatos at 49. the afternoon highs getting mostly into the '60s. for those of your head into the cardinals game today, the cardinals against the ducks, mild conditions at the start of the game. you will certainly want to bring a jacket with you. let's take a look at the 7 day around the bay. partly cloudy but dry conditions as we head into the work week. mild temperatures, upper 60s inland, mid-60's for debate.

fifties in the '60s at the coast. we will stay dry for most of the workweek. another round of showers headed our way next week. >>ysabel: we are going to work force and he did it is going to be on the field in the big matchup between stanford and oregon. the game is so big that the espn game day crew has already begun broadcasting from the stanford campus. and this is going to be the biggest game at stanford stadium since super bowl 19. the no. 3 ranked cardinals will face off against the no. 6 rented ducks. >>ysabel: the california bears are paying--are playing oregon state as well. that game is expected to cause delays on bridges and freeways. coming up, news cameras and one east bay neighborhood, we will tell you why. here is another live look outside. foggy and overcast, but that does not mean rain.

>>ysabel: residents in the taking crime prevention into their own hands. it means that homes are being outfitted with security cameras like what you saw in the corner. more than 100 residents have already signed up for the security that costs about $300 to install. here is what one resident had to say. >> there was already a case for such aid if the together from the surveillance cameras was able to capture a perpetrator. when they arrived at this person's home they found stolen merchandise. that was because of these cameras. >>ysabel: the crime camera program launches today at the montclair the elementary school. >>ysabel: two children were hit by a garbage truck on friday. there were skateboarding in vallejo and

police say the garbage truck driver did not see the children until was too late to stop. the older boy was taken to kaiser and pronounced dead. the younger child was airlifted to children's hospital and is in serious condition. president obama arrives in his native hawaii today on a way to a diplomatic track. let's take a live look outside mt. tam. very overcast. we will be back.

>>ysabel: we are back. overcast in walnut creek. traffic is not too bad. janu arasu has a quick check on whether. >>janu: we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. overcast skies

and high clouds. we are dealing with patchy morning fog and clouds. mostly sunny conditions expected into the afternoon. mild and breezy. if we will stay dry as we start the work week. visibility is pretty low. take a look at petaluma. the yellow on the screen indicates visibility down 1- 2 mi.. fog tracker 4 is showing widespread cloud cover. by 1:00 p.m., clear skies. by 11 pm we will start to see the cloud cover kush and into the north bay. if you are heading out the door, mostly in the '50s. we are still dealing with four days in los gatos. the afternoon

highs will bring us into the '60s. in the north bay we will see 60s there as well. take a look at your extended forecast showing a dry start to the work week. that may not last long. another set of showers headed our way. >>ysabel: in national news president obama has arrived in hawaii with first lady michelle obama. the president will travel on to two different the six summits with australia and indonesia. there are eight nations in an emerging free trade agreement. the white house is promoting the latest overseas trip connected to creating jobs. we are back in a moment.

>>ysabel: decision 2012, two national polls show shifting with republicans. herman cain has lost some ground and is in a statistical three-way tie. he is tied with mitt romney and nick gingrich. cbs news has herman cain leading the pack with 18 percent and romney and gingrich with 15 percent each. another poll puts mitt romney in the lead with herman cain down to 17%. another result from the mcclatchy poll shows the field is wide open. on this veterans day weekend, a memorial service for a bay area marines killed in the line of duty, the 31 year- old is from milipitas.

today's memorial service is at noon at the jubilee christian center in san jose. a wet weather in san francisco did not keep people away from the veterans day parade. people from all over the bay area came out to pay tribute to the armed forces. this year's parade was extra special because it marked the 70th anniversary of world war two. it is also the same exact date that world war one ended. for veterans fighting overseas the parade marks the 10th anniversary of the u.s. war in afghanistan. >>ysabel: a special tribute to vietnam veterans, this is a replica on display in cupertino. it was an especially emotional experience for those in is the one whose names were listed on wall. >> it gives me a tremendous feeling deep in my heart about brothers who were

lost. >>ysabel: a new banking scam is involving some of the nation's biggest banks. martin savage reports. >>reporter: he spent three years in the army and was shocked by what he saw. not on the battlefield, but a bank loan document. he is a mortgage broker and says the bank was deliberately wrecking of a veteran who was trying to refinance his home. >> the veteran did not see it, the d.a. did not see it. it was like the way they did it. >>reporter: he began going to other veteran loan paperwork. >> other lenders were doing the same thing.

>>reporter: this loan document shows how things were done. the banks are to pay attorney fees for refinance loans. the line for attorneys' fees on this document is blank. veterans can be charged other fees like for title examinations which would normally cost between $125-$2. this one shows the cost charged was a whopping $950. >> they're taking the fee that they should have stayed and put it into an allowable feed. >>reporter: how many loans? >> there have been approximately 1.2 million of these refinancing loans over the last decade. >>reporter: up to 90 percent could have had fraudulent fees. >>reporter: were you surprised at how brazen this is? >> stand is a better word.

it is incomprehensible to me that banks would do this to veterans. >>reporter: he turned whistle-blower and filed suit in federal court charging that veterans and taxpayers had been defrauded. you might think would so many veterans potentially victimized that the u.s. justice department would join the case. that did not happen. instead, they are taking a wait-and- see approach. the almost a dozen banks declined comment. city mortgage called the allegations without merit. they suggested if the feds are not in on it, the case cannot be that strong. >> we will see them in court! >>ysabel: still to come, some tech news including details on the newest drawings. here is another a live look outside. at the golden gate bridge, things are appearing to clear up a bit. we will be right back.

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our top developing stories. tensions are high at this hour around the occupy oakland intensity at frank ogawa plaza. protesters are on high alert after police handed out eviction notices warning them to clean up and get out. craig skalar is live in oakland with the latest. >>craig: people are still sleeping. things are pretty

quiet at the moment but things were tense earlier. they gave a 24 hour notice but people were unsure of what that meant. two things that people are saying is, they're figuring that the police did not come early in the morning so they probably will not be coming. people are hoping that things not become like they were on october 25th. >> we figure it will be low- key because they do not have the personnel or the money. of course that means they might the the money into teargas, but i think that oakland is getting a bad reputation, so probably not. i do not think that people are that worried about how they will be treated, they know it is

coming in the next few days. >>craig: i am told that there is no specific plan of defense. it sounds like everyone will be for themselves although she said that 20 percent of the people who are actually a part of occupy oakland, the protesters, may do something like stand and resist some of the other 80% as she speculates are homeless, will probably flee the scene. this city wants them out because there is a crime elements and there have been increasing problems. we will find out whether or not the city will pay overtime to the police or wait until monday. >>ysabel: thank you. meanwhile, the eviction notices, one day after a deadly shooting at the edge of the encampment. there is a video from the scene. police are offering a

$10,000 reward for information leading to the suspect. they believe one of the two suspects was living in tent city for a few days. as pressure builds on the camps, some protesters are coming out and admitting that it has become a dangerous place to stay. j.r stone continues team coverage at occupy oakland. >>j.r.: is a sight that he will munsey in many places in america. a child was carrying to gas masks around his neck, preparing for a possible police raid. >> it is pretty bad. it is scary. the man you are about to hear from is homeless. he has been staying in a tent at the plaza and says he now fears for his life. >> people are going to bed at night scared to death because there is a drug dealing in the there is a criminal element in there right now. a lot!

>>j.r.: some disagree and are saying that emotions are high because of thursday's murder which was outside of the encampment. if >> i think it was an isolated incident that would have never taken place is the presence of the police department was here. >>j.r.: this tends has a dozen dark is deducted together. >> i know there are people who are hiding court wanted from robbery. there is still, people smoking crack. >>j.r.: i walked to the camp and i did not see any beer bottles or liquor bottles however you can see the garbage at the curb. many protesters were late last night and into the daytime to clean up.

>>ysabel: there is an interface tamps set up to council protesters. they say the murder is a sign of what must change. the group urged the city not to use police force. stay with kron4 and visit www.kron4.com as we continue to cover the occupy protests. share your photos, videos and opinions on our facebook fan page. here is a live look outside san francisco. on the right, video of the rain falling last night in the east bay. not particularly heavy. >>janu: the system that brought us and the rain yesterday is now out of the

area. conditions are improving out there. we are still dealing with a lot of cloud cover and low visibility. the yellow is indicating visibility down 1-2 mi.. there are also delays at sfo. arrivals are delayed up to 35 minutes. if you are heading out the door right now, temperatures are in the '50s. mid-50s for mountain view. by noon we will see more of the '60s pop--popping up. for those of the heading of this evening it will be pretty chilly. let's take a lap at afternoon highs. pretty mild temperatures. 60 expected in half moon bay. mid-60's for santa rosa. 63 expected and

concord. for those of you headed to the cardinals game at 5:00 p.m., the cardinals against the ducks, 56 degrees and a mostly clear skies the death of nicole so bring a jacket. take a look your extended forecast, a dry start your week. >>ysabel: the penn state still has a low ball games to play today against nebraska. mccrery told

paterno that he saw sandusky sleeping a young boy in the team showers. he was fired by university trustees on wednesday. meanwhile, students showed their support for victims of the sex abuse scandal by holding a vigil. students say it is important that the victims are not forgotten. fans are being asked to wear blue to raise awareness about sexual abuse. we will be right back.

>>ysabel: we are back with news around the bay. a man kidnapped and carjack in downtown san jose. as rob

fladeboe reports, the victim was released by the suspect remains at large. >>rob: police say the victim was approached by a man inside of this parking garage on north third street in downtown san jose. it was already dark shortly before 70 am but the garage is a well late and still busy at that hour. the owner of the white camaro tells police the man had a gun and to secession of the car and then kidnapped him. someone called 911 a short time later and police began searching the area. around 9:00 p.m. the victim was released about 2 mi. away at the intersection of 17th and east santa clara. the suspect advantage of the vehicle in the same area and made off through the neighborhood on foot. police gave chase but the suspect managed to escape. the search was called off at 3:00 a.m.. if the suspect at this time is described as a hispanic male adults who is armed and considered

dangerous. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside on the bay bridge. we will hope that the weather will clear up, we will be right back with the latest on your forecast. the

>>ysabel: here is a live look at furman tam-just is a live look at mt. tam. janu >> cloud cover outside in san francisco. here is a view from the rooftop camera. patchy fog and clouds but it is drying out. we had some sprinkles in the early morning but mostly sunny conditions for the afternoon. mild and breezy. it will be a dry start to the work week. visibility is still pretty low. the plo is keeping visibility down to 1-2 mi.. in san jose to gilroy down

101, 2-5 mi. visibility. we will see improvement later in the day. fog tracker 4 is showing us by 9:00 a.m. of will start to see partial clearing and a lot of sunshine by the 1:00 p.m. furious clear conditions sticking around. by 11:00 p.m. cloud cover will start to drop starting in the north bay and growing widespread overnight. for those of you heading out the door, temperatures are in the '50s. ms. it is currently in at mountain view. temperatures incidents since thick expected in santa rosa. 64 for redwood city as well as antioch. 65 expected in san jose. let's take a look at the extended forecast. a dry start to the workweek. partly cloudy conditions through the weekend warmer by the weekend.

>>da: in oakland on friday some veterans hadn't best had 80 different approach have to get a date. off veterans for calling on police to stop using force against occupy different answer. they tried to march into police headquarters but were quickly and peacefully turned away. >>ysabel: president obama use veteran's day discuss benefits for veterans. >>president obama: not estimate how to to keep making sure that our veterans receive the care and benefits that they have earned had the opportunity that they defend it and deserve and above all, if let us welcome them home as what they are, in interco, essential part of our

american family. >>catherine: the residents that a chilly morning at arlington national cemetery. he placed a wreath of flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he said the tide of war is receding, troops are coming home and it is time to focus on giving them jobs in the struggling economy. >> when you have fought through hell and survived, to me, it is unconscionable that you have to come home and fight like hell to get a job. >>catherine: the white house has been pushing a part of the jobs plan that would mean tax credits for companies to hire disabled vets. some republican presidential candidates were making veterans day a campaign focused.. and bachman were both at a parade in carolina. members of the military were invited to ring the closing bell on

wall street and look with a pool of just-in-time for better and stay on board the uss carl vinson stopped in san diego. this is a time lapse look on how they transport the deck of figure into a basketball court for the first ever carrier classic game. catherine heenan, kron4 news. >>ysabel: president obama in the first lady attended a special college basketball game on board the uss carl vinson. if the aircraft carrier is here in the bay area. the president talked about the significance of have this veteran's day. >>president obama: first of all veterans day, we want to say thank you to all of our veterans. the carl vinson, you have 5000 people to serve on this ship. they do outstanding work all around

of the old fairy if cuffs for fm test and felt free of their accomplishments is wonderful. >>reporter: what will history say about the uss carl vinson? " >>president obama: from this deck they want a lot of flights that struck into or rock. they supported afghanistan, probably most prominently this was the last place where osama bin- laden was on the face of the earth. there is a lot of history on this ship but it all comes down to the men and women who serve in the they do a great job. >>ysabel: north carolina from michigan state guest today carry half still to come, a historic moment for a bay area bridge. those details coming up. here is another live look outside of walnut creek. we will be right back. the

>>ysabel: as we take a live look at the bay bridge, who want to acknowledge that it turned 75 years old today. november 5th 12th 1936, the bay bridge celebrated its grand opening complete with a chain cutting ceremony from president herbert hoover. at the time it was the longest suspended debt bridge in the world. a 30,000 elie de libel display is marking the anniversary. >>ysabel: a historic action packed take on greek mythology, kiberlee sakamoto takes a look at what is new in theaters in this edition of now showing. >>kimberlee: leonardo did

capriotes plays the legendary fbi director who sometimes used questionable methods. for 50 years, j. edgar hoover was one of the most powerful man in the country but had secrets that could have destroyed his career. the movie is rated r. the new action flick he marbles is based on greed mythology and features a power-hungry king played by mickey rourke. they are in search of a magical weapon to rule the world. this movie is rated r. many can relate to dreaded family sleepovers during the holidays, imagine if they never left the. in the seasonal comedy jack and jill, that is what things giving brings for jack when his carotid twin sister jill comes home. both characters are played by adam sandler. this movie is rated

>>ysabel: protesters in oakland are staying could even after receiving eviction notices. we will be right back. faugh

>>ysabel: welcome to our second hour of the kron4 news. despite hand delivered eviction notices, the occupy oakland encampment is quiet at this hour with seemingly no plans to get out. we are

following that developing story. >>jan: i have the temperamental, it is a new play that is coming out at the conservatory theater. we will be talking about that played with two of the actors as well as the movie j. edgar. costs >>henry: remember that woman who was famous for spilling hot coffee in her lap? that symbolizes the problem with the american court system. the system that is hurting all of us. we have an expert to talk with us. also, we are going to be recognizing that this is alzheimer's awareness month. we will meet a young woman who created play about her grandmother. >>ysabel: in a developing

story, we talked about the tensions in oakland around the tent city in frank ogawa plaza. protesters were on high alert earlier this morning. they are now sleeping, a police handed out eviction notices last night warning them to clean up and get out. what is the response this morning? craig skalar has been out there for the last couple of hours talking to each people and trying to get the lay of the land. good morning stiff >>craig: i was told that there was a meeting last night to discuss what to do. it seems a bit ambiguous, like they are unsure. the question is, what does it mean in the short run. the camp is very quiet. people are just starting. i was told there were on guard until 3-4:00 a.m. fans of the police did not come. third you can see that they pass out the use of it is in

notices and they still have them around. the question is what will it mean? this is some speculation that a woman do anything on the weekend because of overtime in the the city cannot afford to do anything by paying overtime. there is also a question about what people will do individually. there is an estimate that there are 20% protesters and 80 percent homeless. some are saying that the homeless will flee into the protesters will do something to resist. if there is not a lot of the game planning involved. third there are a lot of? as to what the police will do and how they will respond. one thing is for sure, the city has had enough. i have to tell you, the last time i saw things this crowded and the pact was before the october 25th off attempts to remove them. this continues to go around and around. we will have to wade in steve.

>>ysabel: meanwhile of the eviction notices, one day after a deadly shooting at the edge of the encampment. this is video from the scene on thursday. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's. they believe one of the suspects was living in the tent city for several days. witnesses say the gunman was 20-25 years old, for some 9 in., 150 lbs. with short hair. the second suspect was described as a black man in his 20's or 30's wayne 250 lbs., 5 ft. 9 in.-5 11 in. and possibly a tattoo on the back of his neck. he was wearing a black hooded sweat shirt. >>ysabel: and other bay area and the seat--other bay area agencies are reviewing their assistance to the oakland. they say because the mayor allowed protesters back in

is no longer an emergency situation 3 visit our looking to charge the city $1,000 a day per officer. tsks >> the decision was made to remove the camp and then, the decision was made to let them back in. this is not an emergency situation if you allow it to happen. >>ysabel: the mayor refused to comment. >>ysabel: at berkeley, police are also facing charges of excessive forces. police used batons and pepper states to remove some protesters from university grounds. students are now calling for a general strike. meanwhile, things are comparatively quiet at the occupy san francisco encampment near his home more and more tents are showing up in the nearby

businesses continue to complain of increased crime. the mayor says he hopes to open a dialogue with campers to find a peaceful conclusion to the protests. stay with kron4 as we continue to cover the occupy protests. we'll have the latest video and information on our web site, www.kron4.com. we encourage you to share your photos, videos and opinions on our facebook fan page and on twitter. >>ysabel: a quick look outside, checking out san francisco. overcast skies. janu arasu has the forecast. >>janu: a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. overcast skies, but you can put your umbrellas away. it looks like we will stay dry for the most part. we are waking up to patchy fog and clouds. mostly sunny conditions into the afternoon. mild and breezy. it looks like we will stay dry as we head into the work week. satellite and radar are showing us the system that brought us rain yesterday has pushed south

out of our area. we are still dealing with a lot of cloud cover indivisibility issues are pretty low in places like petaluma. visibility is a 1-2 mi.. also, there are rival delays at sfo. keep that in mind if you're going to take someone out. santa rosa and nevada, 50 degrees. mid-50s in mountain view. by noon we will start to see 60s indicated by the green on your screen. if you're heading out tonight, by 8:00 p.m. we will start to see forties and parts of the north bay. let's take a look at your afternoon highs. pretty mild. 65 expected for santa rosa, 60 for san francisco and half moon bay. upper 60s for mountain view and 64 for fremont. let's take a look at the extended forecast showing us a dry conditions in store. it may not last long. you

will have to bring your umbrellas out again because we have another chance of showers by thursday and friday. >>ysabel: we know one place where things will be heating up, that is on the field at stanford today for the big match between stanford and oregon. the game is so big that the espn game the crew has already begun broadcasting from the stanford campus. the crew is right in the middle of campus. this will be the biggest game at stanford stadium since super bowl 19. the no. 3 ranked cardinals face off against the no. 6 ranked ducks. >>ysabel: still to come, a teenage boy is dead this morning in the east bay after a garbage truck accident. we'll have details. qr is a live look outside for the baristas croats. there is not too much going on. we will be right back. scott asked odyssey court here hoc events

>>ysabel: residents in the

montclair neighborhood are taking safety into their own hands, it is the crime camber program. homes are being outfitted with security cameras. more than 100 residents have already signed up for the extra security. it costs $300 to install. here is what one resident had to say. how >> there has already been one case where a perpetrator has been caught because of footage from these cameras. >>ysabel: a child is dead after being hit by a garbage truck on friday. the boys or skateboarding in vallejo near their elementary school. police say the garbage truck driver did not see the children until it was too late to stop. the older boy was taken to

kaiser and pronounced dead. the younger child was airlifted to children's hospital in serious condition. still to come on kron4 news weekend, honoring the nation's veterans. we will take a look at the area memorials and parade recognizing service men and women. here is a live look outside the golden gate bridge. it is starting to warm up serious as we will see the check on the rest of your forecast still ahead. some ask

>>ysabel: in national news, president obama has arrived in hawaii. here he is arriving on air force one with the first lady. he will be traveling on to two different pacific summit with australia and indonesia. eight different nations are partners in this emergent free-trade agreement. the white house is promoting obama as latest overseas trip in an effort to create jobs back home.

>>ysabel: there are some slight shifts among republicans. herman cain has been battered by sexual harassment charges and is in a statistical three-way tie at the top of the republican credentials field with mitt romney and newt gingrich. cbs news poll has herman cain at leading the pack. south cut ai afternoon highs are bringing

us into the 60s today. 60 for half moon bay. 64 expected in antioch. in the north bay, 66. mid-60's for santa rosa. 64 expected for

fairfield. for those of you going to the cardinals game, stanford vs. the oregon ducks, the game starts at 5:00 p.m.. it will be clear and mild. you can put your umbrellas a wait for now, but another chance of showers headed our way by thursday into friday. >>ysabel: on this veterans day weekend, a memorial service for a bay area marine killed in the line of duty curious this he died last month while attempting to disarm a bomb. today's memorial service will take place in san jose. >>ysabel: the wet weather in san francisco did not keep people away from the parade. people came out to pay tribute to the nation's armed forces. this marks the 70th anniversary of world war two and the same day

that world war one and did. the parade marks the 10th anniversary of the u.s. war in afghanistan. >>ysabel: a special tribute to vietnam veterans on a field in the south bay. you are looking at a replica of the vietnam memorial wall if that is on display in cupertino. and especially an emotional experience for those who knew someone whose name was listed on that wall. safe >>henry: in november is alzheimer's awareness month. this is a play about

alzheimer's. it is a charming and touching tribute to this woman's grandmother. that is coming up. since saddam it present

>>henry: of the play is called for getting the details below is a show about a family struggling with alzheimer's. it was created by this bay area resident. her name is nicole. she has a grandmother with alzheimer's. for this is alzheimer's awareness month. the show will also be performed at candlestick theater. we will tell you about that later. you

created this show about your grandmother. can you explain the concept? >> the concept is my grandmother's a descent into alzheimer's. it is a heartbreaking disease. i wanted to not only spread awareness about disease but also shed light on the care givers journey half. >>henry: it is especially difficult for certain cultures, especially filipino cultures because of the tight-knit family structure. that makes it a challenge. >> exactly. flick it is unheard of to put someone you love, especially your elders into a care home. in our tradition, and our culture, you take care of them until they pass on. >>henry: so many care centers around the bay area are run by filipinos. can

you introduce me sir? tsk >>henry: de like we are living? >>henry: how is your memory now? >> excuse me, what is your name again? >>henry: it was wonderful meeting you. >>henry: it you do an amazing job portraying your grandmother. it must have

been a very difficult. >> we struggled for a long time. >>henry: it was also a struggle for you because you're trying to get a career going. >> yes. >> it was tough. >>henry: the show is called for getting the details. the show is going on for november 19th.

>> it is my mother's birth to, i just want to say happy birthday, mom. >>ysabel: still to come, we're going to check on the encampment and a live look at frank ogawa plaza. we will check out some of the other occupy movements around the country. qr

>>ysabel: amid all of the turmoil of the sex abuse scandal and the firing of joe paterno, penn state has a football game to play today against nebraska. the game will be surrounded by state troopers who are coming in to keep the peace at beaver stadium. donations will be taken for two different of abuse prevention agencies. receivers coach mike mccurry has also been placed on leave. he has come under fire because back in 2002 he says he witnessed jerry sandusky who is now facing charges, raping a young boy in a university shower, but did nothing to intervene. he told the return of the next day but did not report the incident to police. the scandal cost return of the job he has held for 46 years. he was fired on wednesday.

>>ysabel: students showed their support for the victims by holding a vigil. they say it is and corn that victims are not forgotten. students are being asked to wear blue at today's game to raise awareness about sexual abuse. >>ysabel: still to come, the cardinals and organ matchup. >>jan: we have a play about the inventor of the song and a topless bathing suit. clause a play called the temperamental. we will also look at the new movie about j. edgar hoover.

[singing] >>jan: that is a moment from the tub rentals, it is an

amazing new slate. temperamental was a code word for a game man in the early 1950's. this happened in los angeles. it is about the gay movement and coming out. it has the designer of the song and the designer of the topless bathing suits. at the front of it are two men who have a long love affair but they also change the world when it comes to gay rights. we have to of the stars here with us. it is great to have you. describe a little bit about the play. >> it is a play about the founding of the first gay- rights movement. the show

follows to men as they found an organization that for the first time helps to define what homosexuality is and the fact that gays were a group of people. before 1950 it had never been thought about. >>jan: moving up to the '50s and los angeles and harry was a part of the communist party but moved over to help the gay movement. he

testifies in front of the committee. >>jan: there are some pretty amazing people who show up in the play. >> yes. the general american populists did not understand that dates or a group of people. >> this was an amazing show. directed beautifully by allen's lawyer. speaking

of problems, this is a story about a self-defeating game man. >>jan: in this movie j. edgar hoover, it is a weird story. a wonderful acting.

coming up, i have some great movies that will be telling you about. later on we will talk about winter fast. >>ysabel: here is a quick look outside. the approach to the bay bridge, not too much traffic. the cloud cover is lifting. let's check in with janu a roster. >>janu: we're certainly seeing some clouds lifted. this system that brought us rain yesterday has pushed south, out of our area. it looks like we will stay dry today. we are dealing with a lot of cloud cover. we are starting to see some breaks in sunshine. over the next couple of hours, a lot more clearing and a lot of sunshine as we head into the afternoon. we will stay clear throughout the day.

right now, take a jacket believe the house. everyone in the '50s. the kron47 day around the bay is showing us we will finish the weekend with a dry conditions. >>ysabel: we're going to

check back in with henry. >>henry: remember the woman who burned herself with coffee and ended up suing mcdonald's? it is a joke, but the joke is on us. there is a documentary created called hot coffee. she will explain why consumers are the losers. it is coming up on kron4 news weekend.

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occupy oakland under way of

eviction. we will talk about lunar fest and other things. right now, let's talk to henry.

> >people are receiving the eviction notices. it is a matter of overtime for the police. there was a meetinglast night with protestors. there are a lot of open questions. > >ysabl: here is video

from thursday. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information. here are descriptions of the suspects.

> > the decision was made to close the camp and then a decision was made to allow it to occur. i agree that it is no longer an emergency situation. > >ysabel: students are calling for a general strike on cal campus on thursday.

> >janu: the wet weather has left the area. visibility is getting better. temperatures are

cool. do not forget your jackets.

>> he went over and had a concert. >>henry: he did? did he sell well? >> no money. >>henry: i am a little on the skeptical side. i would

like to know a little bit about what will happen in the future. colleague it we want to talk about.--i will let you pick what you want to talk about. >> i think we will see a much better year economically. americans are tough. we have gone through civil war, recession and depression. we always come out. >>henry: you have your own church? your own society? >> yes. >>henry: how does that work? >> we have sunday services. we do a lot of charity work. i call as a society. we preach about god. i always believe love god, do

good and then shut up and go home. >>henry: is this a compulsion for you? tomorrow could you stop telling people about the future in to be ok? >> i want people to another is a loving god. i want to stop with the mean and hateful. quit preaching about the double, hellfire and damnation and start preaching about a loving god. >>henry: there is also the psychic component of understanding with the future brings. where does god fit into that? >> everything comes to god.

>>henry: for more information visit their web site. can you predict what will happen next?

>> the news.

>>ysabel: j.r stone continues team coverage at occupy oakland. >>j.r.: it is the site you will muzzy in many places in america but it is something i saw friday afternoon, a child carrying to gas masks preparing for a possible police raid. >> it is pretty bad right now. it is scary. >>j.r.: this man has been

staying at a tent in the plaza and says he now fears for his life. >> there are people going to bed at night scared to death because there is drug dealing and a criminal element in there right now. i mean a lot! some disagree saying that emotions are high because of thursday's murder. >> yesterday's incident was isolated and would have never taken place if the presence of the police or here. >>j.r.: inside of the encampment it is hard to see what is going on. this tad has a dozen tart's duct taped together. >> personally i know that there are two guys wanted for armed robbery hiding in there. there are alcohol bottles everywhere. there are people smoking crack. >>j.r.: i did walk through

several times on friday the you can see the garbage at the curb. many protesters worked late last night and into the daytime to clean up. >>ysabel: sit with kron4 as we continue to cover the occupy protests.

>>janu: a mixed bag of sunshine. clear conditions and a lot of sunshine in store. if you are headed out the door it is chilly. 53 in san jose. mid-60's into the south bay. janu >> here is a look at your

extended forecast. a dry start to the work week. another chance of showers headed our way thursday and friday. >>ysabel: still to come, penn state is rocked by a sex abuse scandal. we will have the latest on that. here is another live look outside the bay bridge.

>>ysabel: penn state still has a football game to play against nebraska. they encounter will go on without mccrery who has been

placed on administrative leave. back in 2002 he says he witnessed jerry sandusky rate being a young boy in a university shower and it did nothing to intervene. >>ysabel: fans are being asked to wear blue at today's game to raise awareness about sexual abuse. still to come, a historic day for a bay area bridge. and

>>jan: this is one of the best films that loader fest. they are a part of this big event that happens tomorrow . some

>> we are promoting the boehner fest wine country. >>jan: they put time and effort into finding great women's movies. >> they are supporting women's causes and issues. some of the films are international. >>jan: i am going to be there tomorrow. i do not miss a lunar fest. it is easy to get to at lunar-- runner for. >> you will find wonderful gourmet food, beer and wine.

>>jan: there is also another new movie coming up. boehner fest represents a lot of what is happening in today's hollywood. >> we have a lot of hats that are made from artists. they are fabulous and artistic. you can come with your own hat or by one at the event. we have a total book, a silent auction, we have a paul mccartney guitar that is autographed. that is a part of our live auction. we have a lot of work.

>> the movie i am a girl is well made. it is about a girl who is great in telling her story. she was born a boy and very early on she realized that she was a girl. the film portrays her emotions and feelings, >>jan: it completely take your heart away and it makes you realize that there are so many great stories to tell. you have a foundation that helps women? next time we will talk about that. hats off to you and hats off to everyone. here is how you can be a part of this wonderful event. it takes place at the performing arts center in a broader car. the

>>jan: sank you. loaner fest tomorrow. we will see you there. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside. this is the san francisco civic center. in books like blue skies are starting to show up. janu >> we are starting to see blue skies above the golden gate bridge. a few leftover clouds. we are seeing patchy morning fog and low clouds. we are expecting a lot of sunshine throughout the afternoon into breezy conditions. we have a dry conditions as we head into the work week. we are

expecting dry conditions for the rest of the weekend. by noon we will see 60s popping up indicated by the green. for those of you heading into the evening we will start to see some forties popping up in the north bay and widespread '50s for the rest of us. let's take a look at your extended forecast. still ahead, the

latest tech headlines with a gabe slate. the motorola

droid razr server hits the market today. it is light as the other hand feels great in the pocket. here is a side-by-side comparison. the razor from motorola was the most popular sulfone before smart phone came on the market. now, motorola is in bringing back the razor and its famous stand factor.

it is a verizon, global android 4g phone. it is fast and loads lead pages in a breeze. fe has an hdmi outlet and loaded with an 8 mega pixel camera that can record for video. the price is high, you could wait until after the holidays. right now amazon is selling it for $111.11 in honor of

today's date, 11, 11, 11. it is a great deal. in other news i am giving away new high and wide fire rotters. get fast and secure why fight with this ... router. dolby and technology. to enter for your chance to win, log onto www.kron4.com and look for high-tech age. >>ysabel: the bay bridge turned 75 years old today. there was a chain cutting ceremony from president herbert hoover. at the time it was the longest suspended debt bridge in the world. both sides have three lanes--3 lanes in both direction when the bridge first opened. the lower deck was reserved for trucks and trains the that later

changed. the toll price on opening day was 655. >>ysabel: thank you for watching. happy birthday bay bridge. it's