i'm tara live in oakland where the boards have gone up again in preparation for today's sentencing of you hans in mehserle. we'll let you know whimmier chants are feeling coming up. it's friday. will the commute stay light or will we have trouble. good morning to you. a brand new day. welcome to friday. i'm dave clark.

>> i'm pam cook. let's start with steve paulson. hot and muggy yesterday. >> the fog has returned there. it's still pretty shallow. inland mild. not as warm as yesterday. temperatures will start to take a plunge over the next couple of days. 60s as the fog returns. 70s around the low. mid to upper 70s inland. we'll have your weekend forecast on sunday's possibility of a huge change in about five minutes. here is sal. >> it's pretty quiet out there right now. you can see the is covering the east shore freeway here a little bit in berkeley. the traffic seems to be flowing well. on friday's we usually have a lighter than usual commute. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound traffic does move well. a complete traffic update a few minutes away. our big story this morning the sentencing hearing of former bart police officer johannes mehserle begins in a few hours.

we have the preparations under way. ktvu tara is in downtown oakland where police and business owners are getting ready for that judges announcement. but we begin with claudine wong who outside the courthouse. claudine. >> reporter: good morning. we do expect to hear from both sides this morning. we are expected to hear from mehserle and hear from the family of oscar grant. there were four people that are planned to address the judge. which include his mother, uncles and fiance. mehserle plans to make a statement to the judge. in an exclusive interview he told ktvu he is sorry. >> reporter: so you think they were wrong? >> i think so, yes, ma'am. >> reporter: are you prepared to go to prison for up to 14

years? >> i will do whatever i need to do but i know i'm not going to give up. >> reporter: oscar grant's mother says nothing mehserle could get in terms of sentencing will not be enough because it can't bring her son back. the system has failed so many times she does not want to see the system now set mehserle free. grant's uncle says he wants the judge to know about the life that was lost. >> what i will say to the judge is how important oscar was in my life. i will let the judge know he was a nephew, uncle, brother, father. he was a person that brought joy and people live everywhere he went. you know and that the taking of his life robbing him of his

life was it robbed us. a part of me died. >> i want to tell him i think he should get the max. 14 years. i mean that's the max. i don't think it's enough. that's what he can get. i would like to see it. i would like to see nothing less. it would be wrong to me. >> reporter: before we get to sentencing the judge has a couple of other issues to consider. there are motions for a new trial and motions to get part of the conviction dropped specifically a gun enhancement charge. we have talked to a legal analyst what he expects to happen in court today with all of those issues. live here in los angeles claudine wong. >> thank you. oakland police are bracing for the mehserle sentencing today. >> reporter: we are here off of

broadway in front of the mens warehouse. as you can see it is plywood as far as the eye can see. many businesses are boarding up their store fronts to prepare for today's sentencing of johannes. letters have been sent out by the city of oakland like this one reminding folks to play it safe. well, you can hear hammering and drills through the downtown yesterday. the wounds are still very fresh from the july #th verdict when splinter groups set fires, smash windows and lewded stores. some places will be closing their doors early today. other companies are letting their employees work from home. some will not open at all. >> last time was ugly. very ugly. our neighbor got the windows

busted and everything. hopefully it will not happen. >> reporter: now today's sentencing coincides with two other events in the city an art gallery walk and a soldout concert at the fox theater. a peaceful attribute for grant is scheduled at 2:00 at city hall followed by a rally. we spoke to anthony bass he said officers have received additional training and they will be monitoring any crowds from a distance. they say the energy and vibe surrounding this sentencing are not the same during the verdict. he is hopeful things will remain peaceful. >> you. the sentencing hearing starts at 8:30 this morning. no cameras are allowed in the courtroom. our ktvu news crew claudine is in los angeles. she will give us live coverage of the judges decision the moment we get the word. you can also follow developments by going to our channel 2 website ktvu.com. police in vallejo are

searching for three young female suspects involved in a number of violent robberies. one horrifying crime was captured on surveillance tape. kraig debro joins us. >> reporter: good morning. no word yet from vallejo police whether or not there might be an arrest overnight or attacks. because of budget cuts, there is nobody staffing the police department yet. all calls go to the county sheriffs office. not only are residents of the city shaking their head over the lack of sensitivity involving these crimes. police are too. there have been four similar armed robberies in the past two weeks. many of them happening in downtown vallejo. you're watching it here. it looks like the teenage -- teenage suspects trotted up to

the woman. the victim tries to hang on but falls to the ground doing so. >> i have to tell you it's highly unusual. i've never heard of this happening before. at least in our city. even with my years at the police department that you had young teenagers female teenagers that were attacking senior citizens and even young girls. so this is an unusual event. >> reporter: these suspected robbers are described as 17-19- year-old teenage girls that are driven off from the crime scene from a black male adult. we will try to continue to reach the police for the latest on this investigation. we've been up here in vallejo before. in talking to police covering other crimes. there is a feeling among some of the criminals are taking advantage that the police department is depleted by budget cuts.

reporting live kraig debro. 6:08 san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bay view district. it was found on kirkwood avenue. investigators sealed off the area as they searched for evidence and questioned witnesses. we don't know the victims name. but we do know the investigation continues. oakland police are trying to figure out what caused a driver to plow into a home early this morning. it happened at 2:00 a.m. near almansa and capastrana. the owner of the home was home at the time she was not hurt. 6:09 elsewhere traffic wise seems realtively quiet on a friday morning. >> it does. we don't seem to have a lot. we do have a problem in the south bay. this would be at the corner street in danville. it doesn't look like it's too

serious. nonetheless it is there. watch for it if you're driving in that area. moving along and taking a look at westbound 92. that traffic looks pretty good. we do have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights usually go on between now and 6:15. we'll see what effect that has on -- we are just getting word of an amtrack train accident. that's why i stopped to hear what is going on. in the meantime let's go to steve. thank you. happy friday everybody. if you live inland and say you commute into the city, be it anywhere on the coast, it will go from mild to warm to much cooler. temperatures dropping rapidly in san francisco. lets get you pointed in the

right direction where it will be a weekend where you set your clocks back. some of the highs gilroy was 85. mountain view 82. richmond 81. and airport at 81. we can hold a candle to what was going on. san diego 100 degrees. ucla96. and santa maria 93. for us today temperatures coming down a little bit. napa at 83. san francisco 78. not today. 65 that fog is back. very still, warm ever evening last night. oakland 81. 72 in san jose. it's now actually 54 in san francisco which is ten degrees cooler. that is a big drop. 52 napa santa rosa. 50s and 60s.

it is still a muggy morning. everyone is going to cool down over the next 48 hours. we have the higher clouds over us today if you're inland still warm and muggy that low will continue a cooling friend for us. that will keep the fog machine rolling. there is your rain on sunday. rain and wind. it looks solid to me. upper 70s but now 60s by the coast. the five-day was have a cooler pattern. set your clocks back one hour. we are learning new details about an overnight house fire in brentwood. what the chief just told us about how two women in the house were able to get out safely. the latest unemployment report is out. i will show you who is hiring and who is not. coming up.

all right. we're hearing news an amtrack train may have indeed struck someone in the east bay. we're hearing it on the police frequency. we're trying to confirm this. something is going on. amtrack does run from the capitol corridor train up to sacramento down to oakland. we're trying to find out where

-- one of the things we do know the train has been stopped in the area. it's somewhere in contra contra costa county. we got news from a hire at a brentwood house. it started at 12:30. that battalion chief said the house was engulfed in flames. he says an elderly woman and daughter were at home. they were sound asleep when one of the dogs woke them up and probably saved their lives. they were able to get out safely but another dog in the house died in the fire. the house a total loss. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. also earlier today in pittsburgh firefighters battled a warehouse fire. it was on leslie drive near railroad avenue. it started at 2:00 in the morning. the location is a warehouse

that has been empty for some time. new this morning the highly anticipated monthly report of unemployment is out. there is a little good news. let's go to alison burns who is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the latest on the numbers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, pam. it is slightly better than expected. this latest report still keeps up the pressure on president obama and the newly elected republican congress to do something more to boost hiring. for the third straight month the unemployment rate stays steady at 9.6%. employers added 151,000 jobs. the most in five months. president obama will be weighing in from the white house. also this morning we are hearing part of an interview he did for 60 minutes which acknowledges rescuing the economy is not working.

and he needs to do more to promote confidence. this report shows that health care, retail, and food services employment is up. a government hiring and manufacturing stayed about the same. local government jobs are down. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. the rescue chilean miner who is a life-long elvis plan sang a attribute to him on his trip to new york. that is edison pena. in the mine he was known for running 3-6 miles a day and leading his fellow numbers in elvis preslicing alongs. he will be making a return visit to the u.s. in january. he is invited to the elvis

presley birthday. voting ballots that disappeared on election day were found in a pond. the man accused is facing three felony charges. there is no motive known. also this afternoon we will get an update on the status of the oakland mayor race. the registered voters will release the preliminary results at 4:00 this morning. don perata took the lead. however a winner can't be declared until someone gets more than 50%. election officials are now distributing the second choice votes of the last place candidates under the rank

choice system. 6:19 is the time. let's check in with sal with traffic this morning. >> let me tell you that breaking news we have is a train collision with a pedestrian being reported by albany police and fire. in albany near the 580 and 80 split here. i hear the activity going on. amtrack has stopped in the area. i'm not sure how serious this collision is. something is definitely going on. this could delay amtrack service. ktvu jade hernandez is on the way to the scene just to see what is going on here. apparently something is. let's move along and take a lock at the toll plaza. westbound small delay. metering lights are on. this morning's commute looks pretty good in front of the coliseum. let's go to steve. thank you. good morning. happy friday everybody.

we have a change. it's a big change. over by the coast. that fog has returned inland. it will be warm and muggy this time of year. temperatures will start to come down to today. there is a low to the left of your screen. that will continue to work its way inland pap lot of clouds in the forecast. cooler weather begins to arrive by the coast today. 60s there. 70s around the bay. still upper 70s inland with filtered sunshine. 54 san francisco. ten warmer than yesterday at this time. there is the sign the sea breeze has kicked in. a lot of 50s coast bay and inland. it's weak it will continue our cooling trend on saturday and sunday. far left of your screen rolls in here for not only rain and wind but a dramatic drop in temperatures. 60s coast side today. bay side and also inland much cooler as we go to saturday. set your clocks back. yes you get an extra hour of

sleep. rain and wind starts in the north bay. a cool breezy blustery monday. starbucks to be is expected to rise. starbucks raised $270 million. they credit an increase in traffic. it also introduced its instant coffee line and made its products available in more grocery stores. the walt disney company says it's in serious talks of the city of shanghai to build a new theme park there. they say there is no firm deal until it receives approval from the chinese government. the head of 711 stores is offering to send a slurpy machine to the white house after being ask # this question. >> i want to ask if you will have john boehner over for a slurpy. >> i might. they are delicious drinks. >> the reference comes from

earlier dependents by the president when he described the economy. he said democrats are pushing a car out of a ditch while the republicans stood by sipping a slurpy. the president said he might hold a slurpy summit which 711 has offered to cater any time the president wants. how kind. it has attracted 1 million people. the giant victory parade also created an unexpected problem. . >> the solution the crime technicians say it will take to fix it.

we have reports that an amtrack train has been in a collision with a pedestrian and we're not sure exactly what the state of injuries are if the pedestrian was hit full on or sideswiped by a train. but we do have ktvu jade hernandez on the way. this is in richmond very near the border of albany. albany and richmond authorities were on the track there is. they are trying to figure out who's jurisdiction is but they are also giving aid to the person that was hit. we do have a reporter on the way. now let's go back to the desk.

>> thank you. some people that went to the giants world series victory parade never came home. san francisco police report a flurry of missing person reports tied to wednesday's parade. and that atracked an estimated 1 million people. many of those reported missing are troubled teenagers that may have been bat balling -- battling with their parents. cases in oakland are not being examined. crime scene technicians say they need more than $2 million in extra funding to double their staff and keep up with all the cases. one that remains unsolved is the fatal shooting of a 13-year- old boy. he was killed two months ago in east oakland. >> i feel like it shouldn't take this long because they shoot the police and find them in a matter of seconds. they shoot a child a 13-year-

old child and it's taking months. >> oakland place say they are getting help. a $371,000 grant is on its way now to help the police department catch up on sexual assault cases. a well known san francisco woman found dead in her home. what police think happened early saturday morning. it's been almost two years since the shooting of oscar grant. today johannes mehserle will learn his fate. we'll tell you what legal analysts are predicting.

welcome back to the morning news. they are ringing that opening bell live in new york. very busy day as we got that monthly employment report just exactly an hour ago. much better actually. at least a little better than economist expected.

no real signs of huge growth in the job market. the fact we ated more jobs than analysts expected in the last month. good news. it looks like our numbers will be heading higher. no big reaction in europe. european markets are open right now. they will not exactly soring on the news. we'll keep watching our numbers. >> we can do that. we'll smile and say good morning to you. you made it to friday. it's november the 5th i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time gnaw 6:30. in the news right now sentencing hearing of johannes mehserle will start in two hours now. a judge will decide mehserles sentencing. ktvu claudine wong congress is live outside. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this hearing is set to start at

8:30. we do expect security to be tight. we talked to security this morning. they told us johannes mehserle will be arriving in one of the county jail buses. within the last several minutes we shot this video of the buses starting to arrive. there is several coming in and out of here in the last half hour dropping off inmates. we don't know if mehserle is here yet but again that is what security told us this morning. now as far as what he could look at today as far as his fate he could be lookings at probation to 14 years. judge robert perry has several issues in front of him. they are asking for a new trial. second they ask the gun enhancement be dropped. johannes has been convicted of manslaughter. they also found that a gun was used in this crime. the judge could add three or four or ten more years. the defense wantsth gun

enhancement thrown out because johannes was a police officer able to carry his gun. the judge has lot of discretion with how he uses it. >> the judge has a loathes of ways to -- the judge has lots of ways to go. he starts off two or four years for manslaughter. the judge could toss out the gun enhancement entirely or go low leo and say three years but he could make it concurrent with the manslaughter. so in effect the gun enhancement doesn't add anything to the time in prison for mehserle. >> reporter: mehserle will get a chance to speak to the judge today. the family of officer grant will be anal to tell the judge how it impacted them. we also talked to johannes

mehserle. live here in los angeles claudine wong congress. >> before you go i know we talk the about last time. mostly it was peaceful protests. a lot of people that go out and lute the store and do damage. i don't know how they care about the case they are out there as an excuse. we were wondering if police are considering one more reason more people might be out tonight regardless of the sentencing. >> reporter: certainly that is something they are considering. there was a lot of tk when this date was set that it was a friday that people could plan for it. they didn't have to work the next day. and people were worried police officers were worried that would cause more people to come out. the verdict we didn't know if it would come in two hours or two days. it was a little hard to predict. however when we talk to the police chief and talked to other officers that are in charge of monitoring the situation. they have been watching the

energy. and they said the energy level as far as certain kinds of events isn't what it was around the verdict time. they are certainly hoping whatever they decide in court to play a factor. they are certainly hoping that things stay safe. >> thank you. >> congrs cock live in los angeles. back here at home police officers and business owners they are bracing for today's sentencing of johannes mehserle. now as you can see here storm windows are boarded up this morning. some of the owners have posted notices saying they would be closed today. other businesses called kizer are advising their employees work from home. >> last time was ugly. very ugly. our neighbor next door got the

windows busted and everything. hopefully it's not going to happen. >> oakland police say their officers have had additional training since july. they will monitor crowds at a distance. a peaceful attribute for oscar grant is scheduled at 2:00 this afternoon right in front of city hall. that will be followed for a speakout at the park. as we mentioned, the sentencing hearing for mehserle starts at 8:30 this morning. the judge is not allowing any cameras inside the courtroom. ktvu news room will provide the moment we get the word. you can also follow developments by going to our channel 2 website ktvu.com. oakland police are trying to figure out what caused a driver to plow into a home. that happened at 2:00 a.m.. police say the driver fled the

scene after somebodying into the garage. we're also learning about the innocent victim of that deadly crash in oakland we told you about yesterday morning. investigators say the driver of a car fleeing from the chp hit and killed mark aragon. police say the 32-year-old man was headed to one of his two jobs that he works to support his wife and three stepdaughters. his family is devastated. >> it's hard. every day that's their dad. that's their dad. that's their friend. he's a friend to everyone. >> the driver of the car fleeing from chp also died in the crash. authorities identified him as 18-year-old from oakland. the officer was justified in chasing the speeding car.

let's go live to washington, d.c.. president obama is speaking live talking about the economy. >> based on ideas of both parties and the private sector i am open to any idea any proposal any way we can get the economy growing faster so people who need work can find it faster. this includes tax breaks for small businesses like deferring taxes on new equipment so they got an incentive to expand and hire and make it cheaper for entrepreneurs to start companies. this includes building new infrastructure. it includes creating incentives like the clean energy economy. it includes keeping tax rates low for many low class families.

extending unemployment benefits for those that are hardest hit. it's also absolutely clear that one of the keys to creating jobs is to open markets. to american goods made by american workers. our prosperity depends not just on consuming things, but also on being the maker of things. in fact, for every $1 billion we increase in exports, thousands of jobs are supported here at home. that's why i set a goal of doubling america's exports over the next five years. and that is why on the trip i'm going to take i'm going to be talking about opening up additional markets in places like india so american businesses can sale more products abroad in order to create more jobs here at home. this is a reminder as well the most important competition we face in this new century will not be between democrats and republicans. it's the competition with countries around the world to

lead the global economy. our success and failure will depend on whether we can come together as nation. our future depends on putting politics aside to solve problems to worry about the next generation instead of the next election. we cannot spend the next two years mired in gridlock. other countries like china are not standing still so we can't standstill either. we have to move forward. i'm confident if we can do that if we can work together than this country will not only recover but prosper. i'm looking very much forward to helping pry markets open. help american businesses and put people back to work. >> we were just listening to president obama talking about jobs. of course that is after we received that monthly employment report this morning. a little better than expected. during the election day most of

the candidates running talking about jobs and creating jobs. hopefully we will see that happen. >> the president leaves today to go overseas. he will try to pry open the market overseas to try to create more businesses and jobs here. we'll have more details on that. sal is here. what has been going on with that amtrack train? one thing we know for sure on the borderline of albany and richmond on cleveland avenue we do have an amtrack collision with a pedestrian. that is right near the border of richmond and albany. the city of albany and richmond is there. we do know that amtrak services have been stopped by the quarterly line because of a train that hit a pedestrian 45 minutes ago flow. train service has been stopped and this is going to mean big delays for amtrak services down to oakland and the rest of the

bay area. a lot of people use that service from the sacramento area heading all the way down into san jose. this is a big problem. by the way, we do have ktvu reporter jade hernandez on the scene gathering the details. this is bay bridge. this is a ten minute delay. this is 280 northbound in san jose. that traffic does move well. here is steve. >> yes. very happy friday. we get to point it into what will not be a warmer week. sunday when you set your clocks back plan to read a book or watch a movie. we have rain moving in. the fog has come back. yes, it has. it will be cooler by the coast. a lot of high clouds over us. they retained the heat we we will continue that theme. yesterday if you were in these areas and it was a record high. san jose 85. mountain view 82.

richmond 81. and oakland airport 81. we bow to southern california. san diego 100 degrees. ucla97. and little santa maria 93. most of the records 1976 that is where the old records were. extremely dry year. you know, just saying. that was a very, very dry year for us rainfall wise. the higher clouds will filter in. there is a low to the left there. that will swing in on saturday. but that will continue to cooling trend. coastal fog. 70s by the coast. 70 around the bays. one of the keys though san francisco with 62 at this time. they are 54 today. if you commute in then you will notice a big cooling trend today. a lot of 50s today. coast bay and inland. 30s in the mountains. 50s and 60s down to southern california. that will be warm but not as warm as they get the westerly

wind. two things to point out that low. that is heading toward central california. that will cool us down. sunday that is our rain that comes in. starts in the north bay and makes it to the south bay. a 60s and 70s and upper 70s. still kind of muggy. the fog son the coast. we will continue that cooler weather on sat. rain and window. we are following developments from a plane crash in cuba. the latest information on whether or not anyone survived. it is not the age of the suspects that are involved in a series of crimes it's who they are victimizing.

well good morning to you. this is a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right now. the sentencing hear of johannes mehserle starts at 8:30 this morning. a los angeles judge could sentence mehserle for up to 14 years in prison or release him on time served. an overnight fire in brentwood completely destroyed a house. an elderly woman escaped. one of their dogs died in the fire. police are searching for three young female suspects.

one instance kraig debro joins us from vallejo. >> good morning. i went and spoke to a dispatcher here. they told us somebody would be available in the hour to talk about what if anything happened overnight in an arrest or perhaps another crime. a series of crimes here in vallejo. even the police up here have been really, really touched by the insensitivity of what is happening in the robberies. >> this is an -- this is very upsetting. we will do the best we can. >> reporter: one of the crimes is caught on surveillance video tape. you are see a woman walking in a condo complex. she slowed down by a limp. it appears to be a result of a problem of one-legs. on the right hand side of her screen you see -- teenagers approach the woman. they surround the woman grabbing at her purse as they take the purse the woman falls

to the ground. four robberies. four similar robs i have taken place. in the last two weeks the crimes have changed the way one woman spends part of her day. >> i am concerned. i like to go out at night. i like to go by myself. i'm concerned. i'm concerned about the girls running around doing this. >> reporter: the suspected robbers are described as 17 and 19-year-old who is driven away from crime scenes by a fourth person. who is described as a black male adult. driving a 1994 four-door sedan. in addition to talking to police we will try to get some more people in vallejo to tell us what they are thigh thinking about. the city has been hit hard by budget cuts. very few clouds can match what some people say the understand sensitivity of this one. reporting live kraig debro. 6:49 san francisco police

will hold a news conference this morning. they will be talking about a death of a woman in russian hill. kate horan was found inside of her apartment early saturday morning. she was a well-known fashion buyer and publy cyst for several -- publy cyst for several san francisco buyers. >> we believe a stranger knocked on the victims door and the victim answered the door. >> reporter: police say violence in the neighborhood is there. visitors have to be buzzed in. we are hear nothing survivors in a plane crash in cuba. no americans on this flight. the plane was traveling from a city in eastern cuba to the

capitol city of havana when the plane crashed and burst into flames. let's check in with sal. >> we're following the amtrak service disruption in richmond. this happened in the richmond- albany border. amtrak service has been stopped temporarily. we're not sure when it will resume and what will happen to the people that rely on the capitol corridor service to and from sacramento. moving along and taking a look at the westbound bay bridge. that is backed up for a ten minute delay. if you're driving to the south bay on 680. 680 looks pretty good. a very happy friday everybody. changes today if you head over to the coast or live there, work there. temperatures will come down. the fog has returned. still shallow. it's there. still muggy. not as warm as yesterday.

little low to the left of your screen spinning there will cool us down even more so on saturday. upper 60s low 70s around the bay. upper 70s inland. san francisco 54. 8-10 degrees cooler. 54 livermore. san jose still rather warm at 58. that is your rain on sunday. today fog returns. coast and bay a little cooler. much cooler by the coast. still high clouds. 59-79 for the highs. big change though occurs saturday. we cool it down even more so. rain moves in. set your clocks back one hour. it looks like a cool breezy day on monday. it is 6:52. he's a favorite of san francisco giants fans. now the closer may find new fame on a tv show. good morning.

bay bridge getting a little bit crowded now. we'll tell you the trend now and how much you will have to wait. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. mm! america runs on dunkin'.

let's go to tori to find out what is coming up on mornings at 2. we're following an accident involving that amtrak train that stopped service in the area. we'll have live report to find

out how long that stoppage will last. also we'll be live in los angeles as the sentencing hearing gets under way in an hour and a half. we will learn who is there and who will speak. in the second hour we will talk to a legal analyst why the former bart officer will not get the maximum sentencing for oscar grant. bart is also bracing for any arrest during the sentencing the high-tech way the agency will provide -- one of the stars 09 world series champion giants will be making a public appearance at a big apartment store later today. now back to you on the morning news. >> thank you. now we get to check traffic now. sal how are we looking? >> we're following more traffic. we have a look at the bay bridge. a lot of people want to know what that is looking like. looks pretty good here. westbound. it has been backed up for a ten minute delay. not a huge delay. now let's go to steve.

>> sal thank you sir. changing over by the coast. the fog is coming back. still on the shallow side. after these really warm highs. still high clouds. cooler even more so on saturday. clouded up rain in the knot bay. and a cool and breezy monday don't forget such prospects. dave. >> we won't forget. san francisco giants relief pitcher is getting the betty white treatment. a growing number of fans have launched this facebook campaign. they wants him to host saturday night live. the fan page for wilson started a week ago. it already has 14,000 like votes. wilson had 48 saves this season. he is a favorite of the fans. and the whole fear the beard thing has been turning people on all season. coming up on mornings on 2. the sentencing of johannes mehserle gets under way in 90

minutes. claudine wong is live outside. the huge giants victory parade is tied to a spike in a string of missing persons reports.