seen them go mobile. now again at this point we understand they are on 7th and the police are keeping them in check as far as trying to keep them off the main artery of broadway. the police say they have fine to march but we have to keep them off the busy street. we will let you know what happens as it updates. >> the movement has expanded yet again. they are targeting now bank of america branch. they have similar complaints to the ones in san francisco and wall street. >> reporter: they do. you can see the protesters here out at the bank of america at the intersection of fairmont. with very heard a lot of people honking their support as they see the protesters. as in similar protests one of their complaints is corporate greed. >> the protest drew at least

70%. the discontent expressed in the movement is felt here as well. >> my husband and i both were laid off. i'm not a single mom. i'm married, i practice i by all the social norms and my congratulations was getting laid off. >> reporter: the protesters say their demonstration shows the nation's economic problems run deep. >> this may be what happen when is people have no more to loose. >> reporter: across the bay the hand. ofof protesters opposed to modified food joined the san francisco movement saying it is part of the industrial food system. they say they welcome anyone who identities with the 99%. >> i plan to stay here until the banks are reigned in and the fed no more. >> reporter: coming back to the live shot you can seat cars horning their support.

every place has a facebook page. i checked out the san leandro facebook page and that's one of the tools they have used to help coordinate this demonstration and others across the country. for now we are live in san leandro. >> in new york the protesters have dug in deeper after a threatened showdown was averted. >> he they had threatened to clean out the demonstrators but after officials intervened was scrapped they then pitched into clean up themselves. >> important victory to show we are a legit movement. our right to protest should be respected. >> reporter: the protesters have been camped out in new york for 28 days now. the santa clara da said he will not pursue criminal charges against a group of

baseball players accused of gang raping a 17-year-old girl in 2007. >> reporter: here at the da's office this admonish morning was obvious the da was ready to defend his decision. we got this long list of evidence before he made the announcement. >> reporter: the county da said it ok three months of research to decide if there would be any criminal charges charges in the case. it focused on evidence after a house party about four years ago when college baseball player was accused of gang rapes a 17-year-old named jessica. they said it was cons, nual. >> we can't prove a crime happened and will not file charges. >> reporter: the decision is the same one made by his predecessor and then state attorney general jerry brown.

two players targeted in a civil lawsuit were found not liable for damages causing jessica to break-in to tears, despite the investigation the bottom line remained, she could not remember what happened. >> even if there was a crime is it the right thing to do? in this case because we didn't know what, what or when things happened, in that room it was very difficult to go forward. >> reporter: in a statement jessica said she was disappointed in the justice system and said i didn't hide, i told my story and i am not embarrassed. i did all i could to help the truth come out and now i will move on. an attorney for one player said by phone the correct legal decision was made. >> we don't think the conduct was acceptable but every kind of unacceptable conduct isn't necessarily criminal. . >> reporter: the attorney said he is relieved to see the case ended but said everybody suffered regardless of whether charges were filed or not.

>> authorities at san jose state have issued a warning after reports of three sex crimes in two days. a woman was in a rest room stall at sweeney hall when a man looked at her under the partition from a neighboring stall. the woman said she screamed and the man took off. wednesday a student said two men on bmx bikes rode up to her and one of them grouped her. >> it was concerns because if you are walking home from the library just -- by yourself that's really scary. >> reporter: after police texted an aalert to students a third woman called police to say she had also been touched by a man on a bike. >> it's finally here. the i-phone 4s was released to groups of egg ager fans. >> reporter: dozens of people line up in front of an appear many store to get the late of phone. among those were the co

founder. he was the first in line. coming up come. >> in a sign for the economy the government said consumers have stepped up their spending. the commerce department said retail sale its rose 1.1%. it's the largest gain in seven months. to. home sales rose more than 6.5%. sales were down slightly from last month along with home prices. the median price for a bay area home is 36 5,000 dollars. a quarter of september sales were closures. >> stocks ended the week on an up note. there were gains in the dow and

nasdaq. the let's take a look at the closing numbers. the dow closed with a 161-point gain. the nasdaq 47 points higher. >> the president and south korean president took a trip to an auto plant outside detroit. >> hello detroit. >> reporter: the workers welcomed them and cheered when they saw president lee wearing a detroit tigers a. the president praised the new free trade agreement between the united states and south korea. >> this agreement will support at least 70,000 american jobs. it'll increase exports, it'll boost the economy by more than our last nine trade agreements combined. >> reporter: president lee joined the president in a tour of the gm line. the vacation administration is coming under fire for the loan scandal. a capitol hill hearing today focused on the failed fremont solar company and it's half

billion dollar federal loan guarantee. coming up at 5:20 what lawmakers say the energy department specifically did wrong. >> today federal appeals court blocked parts of alabama's new immigration law described by some as the toughest in the nation. the ruling preventing them from enforcing or requiring schooling to check student immigration status. it also blocks a requirement for immigrants to carry documents proving their legal status. the ruling temporary but weakened a law that's frightened many. >> we are all scared because young kids are scared because she always say i don't want nobody to take my momma way. >> still in effect a provision letting authorities detain immigrants they suspect are illegal. a final decision is still months away to allow time for more arguments. >> crews repairing a broken gas pipe near a daycare center. it happened on apple berry. authorities say a contractor

fixing a sewar pipe hit a six inch gas pipe about 1:00. six children at a daycare were evacuated from one of two nearby homes. a second home was empty and other neighbors were asked to shelter in place. it's not clear when the repairs will be finished. >> its been a controversial week at oakland city hall. what residents and city lead hes saying after the police chief was replaced. a live picture from chopper 2 over downtown oakland as the protesters continue their march through the city. we are monitoring and will keep you posted. >> back here we will look at your bay area weekend. temperatures are going to cool off a bit and there will be more cloud cover. which day will be the warmest. i ride muni every day.

i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way.

. we are over the scene of the marchers just a few minutes ago we showed you this group of

marchers going going around the streets of oakland city hall and through the downtown. it appears now that the marchers are essentially back where they started right in front of city hall. this group is part of the occupy wall street movement and you can see dozens of tent that have been set up. the first protesters is a lived at city hall this past monday. its been five-days, we showed you their marching was the first time it has gone mobile but it appears now it has landed right back where it started at oakland city hall. >> howard jordon completed his first day as the interim police chief. at least for this time around. he temporarily held the job before. yesterday he took the another to fill in for the previous chief who announced he would step down earlier this week. he has been a police officer for 23 years. >> the decision to step down leaves many wonder figure the city is back to square one in its struggle against violent crime. we are live in oakland where some are pointing to the

mayor's chilly relationship with the chief as one factor for his leaving. >> reporter: here in city hall the mayor was unavailable for comment today but in this week the mayor remains a hot topic of conversation. the mayor was quick to replace the chief who stepped down on tuesday. his retirement upset the city council. >> the frustration is really justified. we have a serious crime problem and there was nobody speaking out about what to do about it. we need to get a vision and we need to support the police chief. that's something that was not happening. >> reporter: they applaud the mayor on certain issues like the economy but not on crime fighting. . >> i want to see her lead but -- on the crime issue but i want her to listen to the law enforcement professionals. . >> reporter: the spokeswoman said she has done more for public safety than eye other

mayor. he lists installing new equipment though the radio system still has problems and securing grant money. >> i -- it's just like any city with no money, they are in hot water all the time and most of the cities are like that. >> reporter: in the lake shore neighborhood some are concerned mainly because of the issue. >> i think everybody is worried as a result. it looked like she could have handled it better. there wasn't enough communication. >> i think she hasn't spent enough time to get to know the others she needs to deal, especially the chief. >> reporter: this is the mayor's next step. a neighborhood safety summit tomorrow morning. it's a time to voice concerns and learn about the oakland crime problem. live in oakland. ktvu channel 2news. >> the original county da said he will seek the death penalty for the suspect in the deadly shooting rampage there earlier this week. the 41-year-old is a accused of walking in to a seal beach hair salon where his ex-wife worked

opening fire. eight were killed and one was wounded. today prosecutors called him a merciless killer. >> for almost two minutes he shot victim after victim, executing people by shooting them in the head and chest. >> reporter: he is charged with eight counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. a 73-year-old woman was the only person to survive. >> a prosecutor today is -- accused attorneys of putting on a changing defense. the remarks in a hearing without the jury present. the defense dropped its idea that jackson gave himself the injection. now they say he injected himself with it. the defense said showing the juror a photograph of his children at his funeral would be prejudicial. the judge decided to allow the images >> a drop in canteloupe sale

is hurting farm workers . even though the outbreak was in colorado people have cut back on buying them regardless of where they are grown. at least one company is laying off workers. analysts say it could take a long time for the sales to return to normal. >> its been a warm week but now a little bit of change. let's turn to bill martin. >> yeah. the weekend is here. it was a really nice couple of days, temperatures today and yesterday peaked, as we go into the next 24 hours temperatures start to trend down. you can see one of the reasons n the high clouds, that's not fog, that's just high clouds, that is filtering the sun. in the livermore valley. right now it's 85 degrees instead of in the low 90s. the forecast into tonight then, will be for the fog, not fog, for the high clouds to linger and give us a mild evening. temperatures outside right now, the san rafael number is wrong

but you can see 83napa. tonight as you go out, temperatures in the 60's, downtown san francisco, midand upper 60's. around 11:00 they will start to cool off. 59 in napa. 59 vallejo, coastal nothing not seeingt. seeing the high clouds and with that fog, temperatures really going to drop off. i don't think that fog gets here until tomorrow night. tomorrow will be another warm day, even in san francisco, even in redwood city and up north toward san rafael. as we go through the bay area upper 60s, around san francisco, low 70s toward berkeley, mid70's. then you get into the upper 70's toward the livermore, martinez n to the 80e. it's a really nice day. fire danger is not that high because of the moisture, the rain that we have had and looking for a continued, mild to warm weather pattern through

tomorrow and then sunday the fog kind of creeps up and that marks significant cooling. afternoon high clouds, see them here right now. this is a current satellite imagen. to tomorrow warm and into 9 bay area weekend we are looking for temperatures to trend down. the off shore flow will cut off. i will talk about that. the longer range forecast into sunday. i will see you back at 5:45, a look at the five-day. just know tomorrow will be a heck of a nice day. >> nasa has struck a deal to take as many as three research flights on its air craft. spaceship 2. this is video of them testing the craft over the desert last year. nasso pay $4.5 million for the flights. there is no word on whether the flights would start. they hope to start flying tourists in 2020. >> a war of words offer

slyendra. >> close calls, why the number of mistakes air traffic controllers make on the job is going up.

. the government responsibility office said air traffic controllers reporting more mistakes than they used to. the number of reported errors more than doubled over the past three years and many of them involved controllers directing

planes to fly to close to one another. the faa said much of the increase is due to better reporting. >> we have new developments to report tonight in the failure of the fremont solar company. one day after the ceo resigned republicans today slammed the department of energy. >> the department of energy steering more taxpayer cash to the company with complete disregard to the alarm bell that were coming from treasurey and others. >> reporter: the company ran out of money last winter and then shut down and filed for bankruptcy. democrats came to their defense. >> i don't see evidence of wrongdoing by government officials. just a bad investment decision. i don't want to minimize it. >> there was just dumbness. >> reporter: republicans noted after they ran out of money

energy officials reworked the loan to repay private investors before taxpayers. they have proposed a restructuring officer to oversee the bankruptcy. >> the obama administration is dropping a major part of the president's health care over hall. the official assonanced they are suspending a long term care program for the elderly and disabled. they say it can't be done because there is no way to pay fort. republicans have said it wasn't financially sound. the obama administration has asked for another part to be review that makes most americans buy health insurance from private companies. the recession is taking a toll on a california think tank think is a nounsing its closure. the center is shutting after 28 years of political research and recommendations. the group is well known among

elected officials. center officials say it's with sadness that they close but the recession has depleted their funding. >> it's christmas in october and everybody is lining up to get the same present. i will give you three guess what it is and the first two don't count. >> pg&e races to replace old pipe with new. update still ahead. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right.

is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ . pg&e is facing a storm of criticism since last year's pipeline explosion in san bruno. much has been focused on aging pipes and the utility's spotty maintenance record. what are they doing to try to fix the pipes and in some

cases more than half a century old? tom is live with the update. >> reporter: while officials try to figure out who is going to pay for what, here in the streets it's obvious pg&e's upgrade system is well underway. as they have for 20 years pg&e crews have replaced old metal gas, street and home theater lines with modern high tech plastic. not the kind that failed last august and caused a fire. the replacement of pipe is pretty much done but the fire last year added 1200 more miles and three years more work in replacing plastic pipe. this time safety considerations will be much higher. >> part of our improvements to the management program we are leak surveying, testing and inspecting our lines much more frequently. >> reporter: high pressure

water testing of 150 miles of big gas transmission line that go through highley populated areas is making big progress. >> we are almost at 110-miles and are on pasteup do about 150 by the end of the year. >> reporter: monday a huge main that runs down this mountain side will be significantly altered. that is because this area could have a massive slide in a major quake and destroy the pipeline. construction crews will run a 24-inch pipe inside the 30-inch pipe already in place. >> the 24-inch pipe is built with more modern construction that is better able to with stand quakes. >> reporter: then next year when warmer weather returns and less gas is needed, pg&e will replace the entire two mile pipeline all together with the most quake resistant pipe available anywhere. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> disaster victims with gaping wounds and emergency responders in full gear mingled with tourists on fisherman's

wharf. they were taking part in a pier safe emergency drill. the fir chief said people need to be repaired for disasters. she said it would be hard to respond mediary to home and business. >> the system will be overwhelmed. it's great to seat community. the more we practice and prepare, the better off we are. >> the red cross, pg&e and fisherman's wharf merchants all took part. >> if you want one of those brand new i-phones get in line. there are still big crowds at phone stores around the bay area. we are in walnut creek to see if the wait is wortht. >> reporter: i just asked a guy. he is back in the line for the second time. there is been a steady line. because i'm not really a stand in line kind of girl my i-phone 4 is now officially passe its

like christmas in october and everybody is getting the same present. >> i-phone 4s. >> reporter: the camping trip started days ago for lines of eager users. >> we have been in line since 8:00 p.m. last night. >> reporter: the family is trying out the newest service provider sprint. >> sprint is very aggressive in terms of price. they probably have the best deals in the market. getting the deals are hard to come by. >> reporter: it's a long way from apple's beginnings at an office park that they once occupied fans made tribute banners and a former employee remembered. >> apple has all these buildings on both sides of this road here. >> reporter: here they put together their first mac and what would become the iconic brand. jennings remembers jobs wanting to build 80,000 a month. they made 5,000.

the demand just wasn't there yet. >> he sees them as what they can be. >> reporter: today apple can't keep up with demand. the family we introduced you to who camped out overnight, they left apple to cheers after a six hour set up with their new sprint service. >> they fed us, gave us free cases, never gave up. they were dedicated to making us happy. that's why we love apple. >> reporter: now apple expects to sell about four million i- phone 4s's this weekend alone. if you are not one of those people who has to have to right now some are suggesting you wait a couple weeks until they work out some of the service bugs. reporting live. noelle walker. >> the blackberry outage was the worse in the company's history and could cost it millions. it's thought research in motion the maker of the blackberry

will pay a million dollars in refunds. it interrupted e-mail and internet access. the outage affected those in the united states, middle east, and other countries. >> protesters were outside the apple store in san francisco trying to convention people not to use the i-phone with verizon. the demonstration was organized by a local group supporting verizon workers on the east coast. they are negotiating a new union contract but leaders say they are getting nowhere. >> verizon continues to insist on deep concessions, $20,000 in concessions from each worker in spite of record profits last year. >> one of the sticking points in the negotiations is health care costs, aver don spokesman said they want work he to contribute more toward health care plans including paying premiums. >> a judge has overturned theo proval of a wal-mart souper

center. the council okayed it but environmental and labor groups said wal-mart hadn't satisfied requirements. the judge ruled the council miss interpreted a lower court decision. michelle bacchmann hit the trail. she spoke in souix city warning students they are getting started during a very tough economy. >> these are grim times right now that are you moving in to. you are just at the time when you are flying and you are taking off and you want to soar. >> reporter: she won a standing ovation with her call to shut down the department of education, restrict abortion and ban same sex marriage. >> herman cane is enjoying his new found popularity in the south. today cane stumped for votes at campaign events near memphis.

he said he never gave up hope even when many wrote him off. >> here is what i have learned that finally, finally, some of the pundits are finally getting it. the voice of the people is more powerful than the voice of the media. >> one of his campaign ideas 999. >> hard word from murdoch. what he says about the education system. and a shark encounter. what this surfer says happened. >> and new information about how the pill may affect a woman's choice of a mate. ting] everyone, it's $37 a piece.

paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters.

just having some chicken noodle. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see... south western vegetables... 60 calories, oh beef pot roast... ...ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less.

. authorities arrested moore than 100felons in an undercover crime crack town. what law enforcement agencies say the actions mean for people who live there and throughout the bay area. >> reporter: state officials call it a great case because they say violent criminals, gang members and drug dealers now behind bars and off the streets. this video taken by the department of justice shows special agents swooping down and making arrest after arrest

today. this happened at santa clara, alameda, santa cruz and monterey. in total 103 individuals were taken into custody the police chief describes what sparked this operation. >> we were seeing the up tick in auto theft, auto burglary, they were off the chart. more violent crime and we decided we needed to do something. >> reporter: this paragraph shows an aerial view of 85 stolen cars recover from the investigation that's been called operation garlic press. thehe people arrested weren't just involved in auto theft. >> meth, heroin, marijuana, cocaine, hash, oxyconin and ecstasy. >> reporter: a special task force made up of agents the atf and local law enforcement went undercover for the last 16 months, buying everything from firearms to drugs from those

arrested. >> without question that's going to have a dramatic impact on the crime in this area. >> reporter: while much of the crime was taking place in gilroy the men and women responsible lived in the surrounding counties. >> 30 years in law enforcement i have infer been a part of something this big. >> reporter: the chief said they will keep the pressure on, they want criminals and gang members to know more arrests coming. >> for a second day members of occupy san francisco staged a protest outside the palace motel. >> they are back for your children. >> reporter: it wasn't a big group but protesters were vocal. inside a group that jeb bush heads is holding a two day conference.

murdoch gave the key note address. >> he called the performance of the public schools disgraceful. >> we need to tear down an education system designed for the 19th september century and replace it with one for the 21st. >> reporter: he was interrupted sever interrupt several times by hecklers. >> students at berkeley dressed up like forest animals as part of a protest rally. people dress up as mice, people rallied outside where the head of sierra pacific industries was speaking. they accuse them of damaging water and wildlife. >> i'm a bear today because clear cutting has destroyed so much of the lands in california. we are clear cutting at an aalarming rate and clear cutting is ugly and it destroys

animal habitat. >> reporter: in a statement the company said it practices sustainable forestry. >> researchers say people who never get married are more likely today from cancer compared to married people. they looked at data on cancer patients between 1970 and 2007. the data was divided by marital status including married, never married, divorced and widowed. sciencists have no idea on why that is. the cdc said heart disease is declining. they said 6% of adults had it last year. that's down from 6.7% four years earlier. doctors say better treatments for lie blood pressure may be responsible. also fewer people smoke. >> new research suggests that the bill affects a woman's judgement when it comes to

picking a mate. women taking the pill wind up with caring reliable men who may bedotteds be duds in the bedroom. the >> these pictures were captured from a camera worn by a firefighter. why they say just 90 seconds made the difference between life and death. >> and we will look at your bay area weekend. i will show which day will be the warmest, which will be the coolest.

nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see... south western vegetables... 60 calories, oh beef pot roast...

...ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. i ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way.

. fire crews preformed a daring rescue pulling two women out of a burning home. it happened in concord. we have details on how the firefighters got the two victims to safety. >> reporter: this is what firefighters saw when they ran in to the burning home at 1:30 this morning. it's dark with smoke so thick you can barely see. >> i are -- let's go. >> you can hear the people screaming, i have been a firefighter for 13 years and this is my first live rescue of two people. >> reporter: just 90 seconds litter the roof would have collapsed. the two woman couldn't have been rescued then.

>> it was intense but we are just a couple guys who work for a whole department of guy who are able to do what we did. >> reporter: this is the helmet, it was a camera and that's how firefighters were able to capture the daring rescue on tape. nick is able to walk one of the victims out the front door, a 79-year-old care taker, it's her first night in the home. chris is wearing the helmet camera, seconds behind. you can't see but is he carrying an 89-year-old woman. that woman had just gotten out of a rehab facility and couldn't walk. they were taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation but are expected to be okay. >> concord pd was on scene and they couldn't make entry into the structure because of the high volume of smoke. >> reporter: fire crew as lived in five minutes, flames had broken out in the attic and it was sparked by faulty wiring above the stove. >> to be there at right time. have the right stuff in place and preform the rescue. we have two people, a fire out,

it's a win win. >> reporter: the future of their fire station number 6 is uncertain due to budget cuts they could be down sized as early as next wear and firefighters say this could impact their response time. in concord. >> a fire in north oakland sent one to the hospital with smoke inhalation. the fire was in a two story apartment building. it started before 9:30. witnesses say firefighters rescued a young man from the building. nobody else was hurt. the fire apparently started in the kitchen of an upstairs unit. it damaged a second unit as well. >> time is running out for san francisco to decide who they want take be the next mayor. new at six the friendly face off in the city and the twist rank choice voting could put on the race. and the raider nation will kick off in an hour but the game isn't until sunday. the big impact fans hope to make with a three day celebration of their favorite football team. these and more coming up in just ten minutes.

>> the former vice president is issuing a warning that environmental disasters will get worse because of global warming. he said warming is the cause of increasingly intense storms which are triggering other problems. among them sewage overflows. his comments came in detroit at a yearly meeting focusing on the health of the great lakes and other waterways shared by united states and canada. >> an oregon surfer said it was a life altering moment when he suddenly found himself surfing on the back of a shark. he said he was catching a wave at a cove in seaside when somebody knocked him off the board. he kicked down with his feet and found himself with both feet on a shark. >> felt my ankle get pulled about three feet, being dragged by the leash and then it was gone and that was the scariest part when i didn't know where it was. >> he said it was scary to look down and seeing the fin. after the shark left he said he

paddled back to shore as fast as possible hoping wasn't behind him. >> bill was out surfing today. >> just talking to a guy today from half moon bay. they are seeing a lot of whites this time of year and that has a lot to do with the seals. the seals pupping and they like to come in and eat the seals. it'll die down in december. outside cloud, there they are. nice day. beautiful, wait until you see the sunset. it'll be a great, beautiful sunset. there are the high clouds the clouds overhead will be there the next few days and that sunset will be stunning. if you are out at half moon bay and you look out there toward the west. any of you just take a peek out to the west as the sun starts to set. partly sunny and mild into saturday. today was the warmest day of the week. today and yesterday the temperatures almost spot on. someplaces warm, some cooler,

basically the two days the warmest. now temperatures trend down. here come the high clouds, a bit of a southerly flow and that -- could some of them suggest bring a chance of a thunderstorm, change of plans, to the north bay as we head into saturday night and sunday morning. we will watch that. i will track that. many the latest model tonight on the 10:00 broadcast. here is the latest model update as of this morning. you see the high clouds, and then tomorrow more high clouds, more high clouds, saturday afternoon, sunday morning, then you start to see the fog back and i think the fog should continue to return by sunday evening. forecast highs -- 80 sonoma, still a nice day. a nice weekend but you will see more of those. more high clouds as i showed you on the computer model. just that's what is coming in. the chance of thunderstorms, they would be high level, not -- most like like wouldn't be a

crowd to ground lightning event. come back tonight at ten. ly dial in the latest and we will take a strong look at the north bay. 82saratoga. it'll be a nice saturday. sunday looks nice. that's the trend. warmer last couple days and now it'll cool off. next week temperatures trend down but just a real nice run and again if you get a chance to run in the parking lot peek out to the west because it'll be stunning. >> when you get all that stuff in the air it's a beautiful sunset. >> yes. >> just like on a smoggy night in la, beautiful sunset but you can't breathe. >> thank you. >> general electric said its planning to build the largest solar panel plant in colorado president the company released it's rendering of the facility yesterday. they said it'll be the size of 11 football fields. it should produce enough panels each year to power 80,000 homes, about 350 will work

there. remember up? now a big prop is bringing big business to a town. >> it was put aside because of irene. up next what's happening this weekend. finally to remember the reverand martin luther king junior. ?

ask me how i've never slept better. why not talk to one of the six million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons or a serta. ask me about my tempur-pedic, do you know there's a tempur-pedic for everybody? tempur-pedic beds now come in soft, firm and everything in between. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. to learn more or to find an authorized retailer near you visit tempurpedic.com. tempur-pedic, the most highly recommended bed in america.

[ man it's big. responds in a moment's notice. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. aladdin became the biggest in bail by treating people right. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional than aladdin. that's why more people turn to aladdin than anyone. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. . a replica of the house in up is bringing big bucks to a

small town. it was built by a developer for an exhibit of homes in a town near salt lake city utah since it went up scores of movie fans have gone by and given them a much needed lift. >> this weekend the nation will celebrate the opening of the new memorial to martin luther king junior. >> such a humbling thought and feeling and it's also a call to responsibility. >> his daughter will help dedicate the new memorial. its been a long time coming he was assassinated in 1968 but it wasn't until 1996 that the president signed a law to establish the memorial. now that the moment is here some find it hard to believe.

est it's amazing, it's unreal, it's unbelievable. it's happening. >> a controversy continues over inscription, critics say it paraphrases dr. king's words. they will revisit the issue after the dedication. this weekend will be a star studded event. james taylor, dave matthews and others are all scheduled to preform. >> coming up. >> why protesters have occupied san leandro. >> the oakland raiders set to take home field for the first time since the team's owner died. the deeper meaning tributed planned.

. the occupy movement is on the move. the new places and people joining the protest against corporate america. >> the evidence has been tested twice, the conclusion the santa clara da has come to in the case of rape allegations against college baseball players. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now.

this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> protesters linked to the occupy wall street movement are back at city hall after marching through downtown more than an hour. it's a story we followed all afternoon and brought you live during the 5:00 hour. we followed them as they went on the move through downtown. at times the march disrupted traffic but otherwise it was peaceful. protest everies have been camped out since monday. the latest bay area city to join the movement. >> reporter: as you know i have been covering the protest throughout the bay area and this one here in san leandro followed a similar pattern. there are still protesters out here at fairmont, now it started rather small and then it built in terms of excitement and the number of people out