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protest, we will tell you why they are here. and jobs, they stand to benefit from more people in jail, ktvu channel 2 news continues. . good morning, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, here is steve. some low clouds, once it burns off, it will be sunny breezy. coming around the berkeley curve no major problems and also northbound 101 that traffic is fine getting into the downtown area. now let's go back to the desk. time now 6:01 still following breaking news, the reports that muammar gaddafi has been captured and may be

dead. reportedly muammar gaddafi was captured when national transitional forces took control of his home town of certificate. they say he suffered injuries during the capture but we have not been able to confirm that yet. we will bring you reports on more on the military mission that led to muammar gaddafi's reported capture including the role of nato. meantime secretary of state hillary rodham clinton is still on that visit to afghanistan. secretary of state hillary rodham clinton said it's very important for the u.s. afghanistan and pakistan to cooperate against the insurgence. they called to get rid of the terrorists within its borders. they will head to pakistan and talk with pakistanty leaders. they are now leading the

essential elaborate manhunt for a security guard, he is wanted for a violent attack on his fellow guards. kraig debro has been talking with investigators this morning, craig? >> reporter: good morning, we are at the apartment complex right now. from where we are we cannot see the complex but you see the building, the suspect worked for a company and police in richmond and in concord are looking for 50-year-old duran long. he is accused of shooting two co-workers at the crescent park apartment complex. they say long is armed and dangerous and they are confirming he is also wanted there for something that may

have happened in concord. an argument happened here. >> he got into some altercation with his supervisor and he rereceived a rifle and shotgun and began shooting at his supervisor. he is in critical condition at this time. >> police say the supervisor and other security guards returned fire it is unknown if he was sit by the gunfire. he may be driving a white toyota truck. it was run by one former retch month police, -- richmond police, security guards were out here and bought them weapons or at least instructed them to buy weapons and that company was let go because of the controversy. the company that long works for

is a new company which is out here at the cent park apartments. we are trying to get in there and speak to them live for my next report, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police went to the second location that occupied protesters have set up calm. at snow park, she is there to tell us why officers moved in, here is more. >> reporter: protesters moved out here a few days ago and for the first time police paid a visit to the folks who were camping out here. that came just before 5:00 a.m. and we were here, several patrol cars pulling up to snow park and all i could see was they end circled the plants. protesters are questioning

police motives because police tell us they were here for a medical call. there was not a lot of conversation. we did ask police and they are happy about that. >> call for a possible medical emergency. >> you came with quite a few people. >> yes, it's what we do. >> is it potential -- >> there is always a potential. there have always been that. >> reporter: there in front of oakland city hall, there have been some incidents there incidents with the media and this is video where protesters were not happy to see us and at 1.1 protester wanted to break our camera. this morning they are willing

to talk to us about what happened and talk to us as police were walking through their end calmment. certainly we are taking a look at what is going on here this morning. ktvu channel 2 news. police have identified the latest victim of the latest homicide. an 18-year-old was shot and killed following a confrontation with two other men. those two other men are still at large. the young man's death is tied to the violent street gangs. it is the 17th gain related killing. later this morning, volunteer nurses will set up a first aid station for occupied protesters in san francisco. the group will provide basic healthcare 0 for those who have

taken over. they are already in place in new york and los angeles and more are planned for washington d.c. and detroit. the realignment program is creating jobs in san francisco. nonviolent offenders are being placed in cities all over the state. they received $6 million to handle the amount of inmates. they are paying for 31 new jobs and that money will be used for a center, job training, educational services and substance abuse training for the offenders. later today, cal fire will conduct controlled fires and this is a way to get rid of i am says i have brush along highway 101.

it was originally set but was canceled because of dry conditions. we have traffic all over the bay area and i want to mention the third lane of the 4th has been opened on interstate 880 in vacaville. there was an earlier video, this is new video of what is happening there. they got into trouble with that suv and the almost the entire freeway, almost all the lanes are open, westbound 80 traffic will be slow through the area. let's go to the bay bridge, we had a motorcycle crash inside the treasure island tunnel and that crash has been cleared and traffic is very slow here getting onto the bridge and slow at the toll plaza as well. if you are driving interstate 880, that traffic is moving along nicely and 580 is

good as you head out to the mcarthur maze. let go to steep. >> well it is noticeably cooler and it will turn around and be warmer so cool mornings sunny warmer, cool lows but warm days and there is no sign of a system which ushered in a cool air mass. sonoma and piper high school, fair fax a long with woodside, the coolest reading i could find was near danville. san francisco's highways only

62 and starting now 56 degrees. so is concord fairfield and livermore. santa rosa at 51 and 53 i don't think that is going on. the system will stay to the north but look at the highway they will take, it is right along seattle and portland. high and mid-level clouds stay to the north, sunny and breezy, the winds has tailed off and low clouds, a little bite to the morning air. 60s and 70s petaluma what, martinez to berkeley, pleasant on it 75, hayward 75, san leandro, 73 san jose,

cupertino, san mateo is in there and 60s on the coast, upper 60s and low #0s on much of the peninsular. a little warmer friday and into the weekend, a lot more sunshine and temperatures will warmup. time now 6:11, bart was criticized for shutting down service at a protest. plus, why the makers of a solar panel is cheating. state farm. this is jessica.

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. seven americans solar panel makers are suing the chinese industry and they claim they sold pap untiles here -- panels here in the u.s. cheaper than it costs to ship them. they give billions in subsidies and they sold the panels for a lot less than those made by the american companies. they want them to put tar riffs to try to level the playing field. well a spokesperson for libya's new government said former leader muammar gaddafi is dead. we want to take you live to muammar gaddafi's home town, you can see people live in the

streets. allison? >> reporter: pam, we have still not gotten confirmation about the fate of muammar gaddafi but in the last 15 minutes, a spokesperson for libya's government said he believes he was killed in his home town of c er it. you can see rebels waving their hands and cheering. many believe he has died and his brutal relation scream -- regime is over. they are now showing a picture that appears to show a muammar gaddafi bloody and body injured. there have been falls reports but nato has confirmed their war plans hit a voluntary person and it is an 8 month civil war and we will keep

working to try to find out what is to come and what it means for the u.s. mission and have that for you here on the morning news. allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. next thursday, the bart board will outline when the transit agency will shut down cell phone service. they disrupted common case occasions. critics say the blackouts violate constitutional rights. under the proposed policy, it can be turned off, it would include terrorist cell plots to detonate a bomb. they will hear arguments that requires retailers to post radiation warnings about mobile

devices. a group representing apple and others say the warnings could discourage customers from buying and using phones. they would keep consumers informed, some researchers say from could be a use between san francisco and california. university is competing with other schools. new york is offering free land and other incentives in order to create a silicone valley environment. 6:18 back to sal to look in on traffic. and there is a motorcycle accident. the traffic is very slow and if you take the bay bridge you need to give yourself extra time and be prepared for a bad

commute. bring your patience, your favorite cd because it will be a bit westbound inside the tunnel, they are cleaning it up right now and the emergency vehicles are inside the tunnel. let's look at interstate 880, that traffic looks good passing the coliseum with no major problems and traffic is doing well on 580 westbound. if you are driving in cost from county -- coster county, traffic is moving at no more than 15 miles per hour. we had some low clouds and yesterday we had a big fog bank and that system is sliding by to the north and will put a lid on temperatures loading one on

the peninsular generally mid- 50s and under mostly clear skies and a partly cloudy skies, that system is there and we will to warm up and warms are so cool. 60s and 70s on your temperatures, livermore san jose, everybody is close on the temperatures. warmer afternoon highs and we will take you right into next weekend. which nice. three out of four companies have the iphone but a small regional carrier will start selling the iphone 4 next. cease-fire serves less than 1 million people and that opens

the possibility like metro row. card holders charged an average of $3,700 between july and september and that's up 12% from last year and 29% payoff their cards every month. she jumped into action in a real life or death action in a san francisco mother. she is a hero, she rescued a truck driver from a fiery crash. >> plus how your health could be linked to your neighborhood. it looks good so far into the valley, more on weather and traffic just minutes ahead.

. driving to the bay bridge, if you need to give yourself extra time, there is a crash in the s-curve, the clearing is done but there is traffic. it may be bad for your health, according to a new study in the new england journal of medicine. as part of an expert -- experiment, women were given a

chance to live in more of a flew went neighborhoods. they wanted to know if there was an improvement in education and those who moved to more prosperous areas had lower rates of diabetes and extreme obesity. rents are going up at a faster rate than anyplace else in america. according to a new report, the average price is up almost 10% from a year ago. the increase is due to those who lost their homes to foreclosure and those who were moving to the area because of new jobs. a young bay area mother is being haled as a hero in that fiery big-rig crash in san francisco yesterday. >> i was looking through my rearview and i see this guy standing in the middle of the fire and i am like, oh, my

gosh. >> she was driving her young daughter when the big-rig tipped over and burst into flames. she pulled other told her five- year-old to stay in the car and helped the driver. >> i was pulling him as hard and fast as i can and i was trying to pull him. i heard a popping noise and i was really scared. >> she made all of the difference in the world because the truck driver was on the ground. from our approach, we had to extinguish the fire and probably we would not have seen him on the ground. >> that truck driver was able to leave the hospital yesterday afternoon after being treated for minor injuries. they are planning a formal trip bought -- tribute to that young

mother. a 7.2 quake last august in northern mexico caused a lot of damage on both sides of the border but it showed how the two countries' earthquake systems were incompatible. they are spending a half million to better coordinate first responder capability. you have to look at this. massive waves on lake michigan in chicago and some of the downtown windows were smashed by the winds. wild weather is prompted to discourage people don't walk or bicycle along the beach. they predict those waves could get up to 25 feet high. a massive overnight hunt for a security guard that

followed other security guards whip happened moment ago. we will tell you about a big-rig crash and how long it will affect traffic this morning. pam will bring you the early morning numbers on wall street, stay tuned.

. there it's right on time, the opening bell, corporate innings could affect things -- earnings could affect things there it is the nasdaq they are celebrating awareness and getting people out exercising and trying to stop diabetes. the market is hoping to recover from shaky times this morning so we will have business news coming up. thank you for joining us,

it is thursday i am pam cook and the thyme now is 6:30. we have new information involving the security guard who opened fire on co-workers late last night in richmond. kraig debro has just confirmed that that suspect is in custody kraig debro? >> reporter: yes, the lieutenant said the suspect was arrested in the county two minutes ago. he is wanted for two shootings, one happen here and you can see see and if you pan over to the right you can see a tree where the sponsor shined a light, there is plaqueards and each one is next to a bullet hole which is described as a shootout by police. according to an officer on the scene, the suspect worked for a

company that was recently hired following a controversy with the old company. police are saying 50-year-old duran long is now in custody and highway patrol is accused of shooting at two co-workers. they had information that he might be in the county and was spotted by more than one or more law enforcement agencies and after a short chase he gave himself up without incident. i talked to a man who just heard about what happened last night and i said what do you think about it and he said i am very surprised. he is wanted for another shooting and he said into his neighbors house out there and people were home apt the time including a small child.

police in richmond are saying an argument sparked the confrontation. >> the suspect who is a security officer got into some kind of altercation with his supervisor. he then retrieved a rival hitting and wounding an officer at this time. >> i just spoke to the lieutenant and she said the person is inn cxsingle -year-old and will make it. did your rain long was sent home earlier in the evening. it is not clear as we take a look at the live pictures, there is a group of grocery bags filled and she said he came back. she was not sure if this shooting happened before or after the concord shooting but

i understand do we get more details about that and do we have to have an interview with the lieutenant on ktvu channel 2 news. traffic delays in vacaville after a big-rig filled with live chickens crashed. tara moriarty has the very latest on the traffic back up and the cleanup, tara? >> reporter: well the traffic looks really bad, we are standing on the a don't bay -- adobe pass. it is actually not that bad and does not extends for miles. we are right here where the yellow arrow is flashing is where it all happened. 2 have shut down and they have cleared the chickens from the roadway. the video may disturb some viewers so turn away if you

think you might be offended. a truck carrying a trailer filled with chickens crashed into a big-rig. the driver was having mechanical problems so he pulled over and the next thing he knew, there was a hole in the side of his big-rig and birds were skaterred on the freeway. >> all the thing i felt was a lot of key chains flying away. so that was crazy. >> now nobody was hurt, they tried to 0 voice major league injuries. they tried radioing him because they believed he fell asleep at the wheel. the chickens were on their way to a processing plant.

backing up we had been told by the chp they had been trying to get everything done cleared up b 3:00 this afternoon but they are trying right now to pull away those two big risk and we will keep you posted on when this roadway is clear. we are still following breaking news coming from libya and there are reports muammar gaddafi has been captured and may be dead. he was captured when national forces took control of his home town earlier this morning. now they are reporting muammar gaddafi died of the injuries he suffered while he was captured. wife not been able to confirm that and we will continue to follow this story and bring you live -- bring you live coverage. in caster valley following a say lent sexual attack at a

park in the his park fried -- friday night, this place is considered to be a safe area and people are shocked about the attack. the woman was attacked from behind and can not provide a detailed description of the people. if anybody saw anything they are asking them to come forward. according to the chronicles, state regulators have found documents that seem to indicate pg&e installed salvaged or junked transmission pipes. it happened in 1948 to 1956 and if it is an issue it will be addressed said paint page. they are -- pg&e. they are asking for those documents to become public.

he is scheduled to address -- she is scheduled to address them and this is video of michele bachmann in pasadena. she is making a swing following tuesday night's debate in las vegas. none of the leading presidential candidates would clearly be able to beat president barack obama. in the latest poll they would like to see mitt romney as their nominee. and broke brock runs -- president barack obama runs about even or slightly above all three men in certain matchups. slowly getting back to normal after the escape of dozens of dangerous he can at i can animals. in fact we are told only a monkey is still on the loose from that animal reserve. we will let you hear from a woman who came face to face

with a tiger on the loose. the oakland zoo has new tenants. and they want to see you, our cameras got a look at molly, ginger and grace. they are exploring their habitat for the first time, they are tiger sisters and they were hand raised by a couple and were donated to the oakland zoo. >> very nice, i think we have to head over to the oakland zoo. >> love it, beautiful tigers. let's go back to sal. we had a crash where there was a motorcycle involved. look at that traffic it is backed up for a 30 minute delay before you get onto the bridge. huge delay and we will show you a picture of the incline

section and traffic on the bridge is still recovering. if you are away bridge driver give yourself extra time and call the boss and say i am going to be running a little late to that meeting, save me a donut, bagel or nothing. moving on highway 17 that traffic is moving slowly but meanwhile the traffic is off to a nice start. across the dumbarton bridge, that traffic is also off to a nice start. we have our facebook pain. you can send us messages just search the morning news teams. it will burn off sooner and we don't have as much as we had yesterday but there is a chill to that morning air, a lot of 40s and 50s and it will be

slightly warmer today. patchy fog tomorrow and sun and warmth continue and we will take it to the overnight during the weekend, a no rain in sight. even the long range is dry until maybe the first week of november. i don't think so and out to the northeast not out on the west coast even if you are in seattle and portland. there is another one going right by sacrament tall county but the system has left behind cooler air masses and west of santa rosa 47, petaluma 49, woodside 49 and i could not find any in the east bay. there are some cool lows. speaking of cool, there was only a high of 62 and we will

get there, tomorrow will be warmer and so will the weekend. >> santa rosa is down to -- san rafael is down to 52 and all of these systems are lining up and we are going to seattle, high pressure is on its way. chilly lows and mostly sunny and some of that low fog and quietness needs to be burn off and be warmer. low clouds and a chilly morning, a little chill to the morning air, 60s and 70s a lot of mid-70s, santa rosa, 70 for oakland 70 for walnut creek, pleasantton dublin, mid-70s, morgan hill gilroy 77, belmont san mateo upper 60s and lower

70s and a little warmer for tomorrow. but i think the real warming will be on the afternoon -- in the afternoon and highs will be in the weekend. clashes on the streets of athens today. greeks take to the streets some violent protesters did not just target police and government. paying a secondary visit to an oakland site, why they say they were there and how protesters responded. if you are driving on the brim, west of treasure island, it is always going to be a chore.

. welcome back, here is a look at some of the top stories, 6:46 we have breaks news, authorities just arrested the richmond security guard who was the target of a massive manhunt. durant long opened fire on fellow security guards after an argument with his supervisor. duran long may also be connected to an overnight shooting in concord. now a cleanup is still

going on interstate 808 and vacaville -- 808 in vacaville -- 880 in vacaville. some of this video is disturbing. the driver fell asleep and crashed into another big-rig on the shoulder shortly after 4:00 a.m. two westbound lanes are still closed. still no reports coming from libya muammar gaddafi has been captured and may be dead. reportedly, he was captured as part of the rebel take over of his home town. they are trying to confirm reports coming in from libya. athens police are trying to put down violent riots. these are some of the scenes from overnight when protesters were throwing rocks at riot police. today was a different scene as they attacked peaceful union

demonstrators. parliament has voted to schedule later today on awester are you measures to secure a bailout package. greece's creditor warn their last bailout may not be enough to save the country from bankruptcy. they received an early morning visit from police. we are out there this morning in snow park where campers are suspicious of our motives, here is more. >> reporter: this is a snow park between 19th and 20th and just before 5:00 a.m. this morning police rolled up and paid this site a visit. now this is the first time protesters say they have come into their campsite. they are around 20 walked into two separate teams walked around the campsite looked into

the trees and looked in the buildings. police say they were out here because they were responding to reports of a medical call. protesters are suspicious of those measures and there was not a lot of talk between protesters and police. >> the other ones that came by actually talked to us and when you don't say anything, it means you are checking on us and -- to see if we are acting like the other group and we are not going to act like that. >> reporter: do you have any concerns about how the other group has been acting? police told us the reason they came out with so many officers was because of problems that have happened at the other protest which is at the plaza in front of city hall. we saw some hostility there yesterday morning and we did ask the protesters and they

don't want to pitt themselves against the other protesters but they are much more willing to talk to the media and we are taking a live look at the small encampment. it is not that big but has grown in the last few days. they came here because there was not that much room over in front of city hall. police tell us there are no plans to make them move but this was the first formal interaction between the two groups. time now 6:15, many are agreeing police in ohio have done the right thing killing dozens of exotic animals. the crews spent yesterday removing and accounting for the caucuses of four dozen animals. several were relocated to the

zoo. lions tigers and bears are among the dead. >> i was about 15 feet and they shot him with a dart, but within 15 seconds it came at me and had to be shot. a monkey is the last remaining unaccounted animal. a local sheriff said it may have suffered the same fate. the owner allowed them to get out of their cages and then committed suicide. 6:51, going over to the bay bridge, it has been quite a mess. it is a mess because of a motorcycle accident but traffic has been very slow. let's go right to the maze, this is traffic from berkeley and has been slow and as you

can see it is a severe back up. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and here you can see traffic is slow. if you are driving to the south bay, 880 looks pretty good so far. let's go to steve. we do have mostly clear skies away from the coast and patchy clouds closer to it and it will burn off and we'll see more sunshine and it took awhile to get out of the picture. it is slicing by and current temperatures, a lot of upper 40s mostly in the north bay, woodside 49, two readings of 47 near pinier high school and sonoma outside the square, that is not downtown. 50s san jose, they dipped to 52. couple of systems, you can see

them lined up but that will keep things in check as we slowly warm up and give way to more sunshine today. more crisp for some temperatures coming up just a little bit but again our overnight lows are cooling off. and with your weekend always in view, it will be warmer as well. >> thank you steve. some improvement in the job market, the number of people applying for unemployment insurance is down slightly last week. 40 3,000 applied and that's down 20,000 from a month ago. checking on numbers, that affecting stocks and learn avalanche earn -- and earning weighing against that. missed estimates this morning and a live look at the big board, dow jones industrial average up about 8 points right now. millions of people will drop, cover and hold on this

morning, how this massive earthquake drill will impact bart riders.

. more than 8.5 million californians are expected to

take part in the drill. now the drill against at 10:20 this morning, people in businesses, city schools, offices will drop to the ground take cover and hold on for 60 seconds. bart plans on stopping all of its trains for about a minute as part of this drill. here is sal with a quick look at traffic. taking all the news, we had a motorcycle accident which has ruined the deck, and you will be wasting a lot of time, bay bridge toll plaza is not moving a long quickly at all. this morning's commute will be okay on the san mateo and the done bart is -- dumbarton is an alternate route. here is steve. temperatures coming up just a little bit will continue into friday and we have warmer afternoon temperatures going right into the weekend.

coming up on mornings on 12 we are following breaking news that muammar gaddafi is dead. we are waiting for confirmation from the white house. also a bizarre gun fight in richmond involving three security guards and a massive man hundred which ended -- manhunt which ended just a short time ago, stay right here with us.