afterward. >> i felt it. the signs started shaking back and forth. it was terrifying. it sound like a truck crashed into the building. >> they dived under the desk and they started screaming. it was so scary. >> reporter: the manager showed us a few of the items that fell off their shelves. it looks like that was the worst of the damage. the jolt was the largest the manager tells me she's personally felt in the last 17 years since she's moved to the bay area. we touched base with several other businesses. i spoke with an employee of pegasus books right after the quake. employees were worried for a minute if they would hold up. >> what did you feel? >> we were in the check out line at berkley bowl and heard

a great big thump and a shake. i knew everybody was looking up to i see if anything was coming down. >> i thought it was a car accident. it wasn't much. i'm like, who's shaking this car? wait a minute, i'm in the bay area. >> reporter: surprisingly enough, we did speak to one man who did not feel a thing. his friends tell he was on his cell phone. reporting live in berkley. workers at memorial stadium felt the earthquake, but it doesn't appear there was any damage. i'll show you a live picture of the stadium i.'s undergoing a project. just about 40 minutes ago we talked with palm mead. right now they're about 200-300 workers a t the site and the project is about 50% complete and still on schedule to be

done before the start of the next cal football season. >> in the first few minute after the earthquake, we got 40 calls from people who felt it. we're live in the weather center to show us who felt what where. >> this quake produced wide- spread shaking. first we'll identify the fault. you can see the san andres, and this happened on the hayward fault. it had a depth of 6 miles. as we look at the shake map, people log on to the website to report what they felt. this was produced by over 12,000 responses. the areas in greenerying up with moderate shaking. probably felt a little bit strong in a few places. we have a link to the website where you can report what you

felt. so far, one aftershock to report. 1.8. we'll keep an eye on the aftershock sequence. we continue our coverage at our website ktvu.com. click on the great shake out tab. after four decades of brutal rule, today rebels stormed the hide out and shot and killed him. before we go on, we need to warn you that this story contains some graphic video. revolutionary fighters rejoiced firing weapons into the air. arab television broadcast these images of rebels dragging a bloody gadhafi through the city of sert. president obama said his death marks the end of a long and painful chapter for libya. the president said the libyan

leader ruled with an iron fist using terror as a political pep. >> the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted and the libyan people have a great responsibility, to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to his dictatorship. >> the transitional national council. we're joined from sana clara. >> reporter: we're outside the santa clara mosque. we have seen a combination of prayers and joy here and inside homes. this is no doubt a scene being played out in many libyan american homes today. they've been watching the news of their homeland libya virtually all night. his death generated a rush of

emotion and disbelief. >> we want prove. we want his head, basically. >> uh-huh. >> so everybody just kind of got up and everybody was still in disbelief for a very long time until the pictures started coming out and the videos started coming out. then it was like, oh, my god, that's really him. >> people suffered a lot for, like, 42 years nowment. >> now. >> we're going to make determinations about who our leadership will be and to explore what happens next. returning to libya is the plan to for their family. it would be the first time this

25 years. now with him gone. do you have less fear of going back? >> less serious. we hope to go visit and at least see family. >> people feel like the country belongs to them. >> reporter: we've heard that from other libyan americans. after that, it's time to start rebuilding. >> the liberation of libya began with the spring uprisings that swept arab countries earlier this year. the arrest of a human rights activist sparked, no-fly zone over libya. two days later, allied forces launched the first airstrikes. on august 21st, it fell to rebels. and today he was captured and killed in his hometown of sert.

we continue our coverage on our website. go to ktvu.com and click on the tab. you'll find video, slide shows, and updated information. a security guard who police say was unhappy with his job is behind bars for going on a shooting spree in the east bay. we're live to tell you how investigators tracked him down. >> reporter: we just spoke with those investigators and they tell us the 50-year-old suspect has just been transferred to the custody of the jail. the suspect is now in police custody, accused of first shooting at his neighbor's house and then shooting at his co-workers at a security guard job in richmond. this all started about 9:30 last night. >> i was actually on the phone

with 911. we heard a is educational background round of shots, probably about another 10-15. and then as i'm on the phone with the dispatcher, i saw this red toyota truck drive straight past our house, headlights off, going real fast. >> reporter: the bullets narrowly missed a 9-year-old child who was in the house at the time. police say when he arrived, long argued with and ultimately shot his supervisor. police say long took off, they got a tip he was headed to el dorado county. >> they located the vehicle, a short pursuit ensued, and he was taken into custody without incident. >> yeah, they need to do better screening. even though we live in low- income housing, we still need

to be protected. >> reporter: long would right notes to them if he felt they weren't keeping up with their yards. police tell us long had to be treated for a dog bite wound at the scene of the arrest. he had to be transferred back to the county. he's being charged with attempted murder. live in richmond for ktvu 2 news. earlier this month, he killed three people including a teenage girl. he is accused of opening fire as people were leaving a tattoo party back on october 2nd. a 23-year-old man was killed as was a 19-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl. >> it looks like we have justice at this point. at this point it looks like we've found my daughter's

killer. i just have to say thank you to the police department and all the people that provided tips because honestly i didn't think this case would be solved so quickly. >> police have not released the suspects identity or the motive for the shootings. police turned up at the new site of the occupy oakland protest. a secondary camp was set up at snow park because of overcrowding and tension at the primary site right in front of city hall. officers say they received a call before 5:00 a.m. of a possible medical emergency but they didn't find one when they walked through the park. that demonstration has been going on for 10 days now. it's one of several occupy protests all over the country

and the world. bay area nurses have set up a first aid station for all those occupy sf. it plans similar stations in destroy, new york city, and washington, d.c. nurses have a common interest with these occupy protesters. >> it's important for the nurses to come out and support this movement. we all have to stand united for the greater good of america. >> national nurses united has called for universal health care and other public social services funded by a tax on wall street transactions. unemployment went down slightly last year. 403,000 people signed up for new unemployment benefits. that's 600 0 fewer than the week before. the labor department is teaming up with facebook to help people find jobs.

resources for job seekers and employers. they plan to study how job seekers use social media. the greek parliament passed a set of measures to avoid national bankruptcy. the vote was 154 to 144. it should pave the way for an $11 million bail out from creditors. it was up and down on wall street with the indexes showing little change at the close. up 37 points. the nasdaq was off about 5.5. michelle bockman gave a speech today. she praised the late president's tax reforms which led to unparalleled prosperity. she said she'll follow in president reagan's footsteps. >> we must abolish the u.s. tax code and replace it with a

fairer, flatter, more simple one that has at its core a corporate rate that is one of the lowest in the undustrialized world. >> iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons is the greatest threat in the middle east. in iowa today, another republican candidate mit romney criticized president obama. >> i think he's over his head and the evidence of that is that you have 25 million people today three years after he was thought rated, 25 million people out of work or stopped looking for work or on part- time jobs when they need full- time employ. >> a town hall meeting in iowa. he said president obama didn't cause the recession, but that he made it worse and has made the recovery last longer than it should have.

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we have just learned from the highway patrol that one lane is still closed in the northbound direction of highway 101. haz-mat are still cleaning up the highway. that leaked fuel on to the roadway. the chp expects the northbound lane will be closed for at least another 5 hours. and because that area is only a two-lane highway, you can expect traffic delays in the area. newly revealed documents show that pge might have installed junk transmission pipes. their data between 1948 and 1956. it's unclear whether the pipes are still in use. if there is an issue, it will be addressed. pge crews shut off a gas line this afternoon that had been leaking for about an hour

and a half. a construction crew ruptures the 4-inch main about 11:30 this morning. they had the pipe pinched off by 10 after 1:00. it appears the line was going to a business still under construction. no customers were without gas during the time of the leak. a new division providing a safe space for victims. we're live in the city to take us inside the department's new special victims unit. >> reporter: the phrase svu may be familiar to fans of the series. but it's new to the san francisco police department. it opened a new division here on the 5th floor of the hall of justice. unveiled the department's special victims unit. >> where we consolidate the domestic violence, juvenile,

human trafficking, elder abuse and neglect, financial abuse and sex crimes into one unit. >> reporter: the units are being united in one office at san francisco's hall of justice. other major cities have had such units for several years. the goal is to expedite justice. >> we're cross training them. it may start out as domestic violence and turn out to be a sex crime. there might be child abuse involved in it as well. >> reporter: for victims -- particularly women, children, and the elderly, it's a place to get help. >> a lot of people don't report because of fear. this is definitely a safe space for them to come and talk to someone that can let them know what really happens. >> reporter: the office

includes a children's play room. advocates for domestic violence victims. >> we have backpacks available here that have things for them to use, hygiene packs if they had to leave their home in a rush and didn't take anything, we can help them out. >> reporter: the special victims unit hopes to take advantage of the 400 retiring officers over the next several years using their specialties to train others before they retire. oakland today marked the 28- year anniversary of the fire storm in the east hills by rededicating a memorial to the tire victims. gathered near the tunnel at the fire storm memorial garden. the figure was disfigured by vandals. 25 people died, almost 3500 homes were destroyed. one home was burned every 11

seconds. many people thought the oakland hills could not recover from the fire's devastation. >> oakland is a tough city. we've had earthquakes, we've had fires, we keep coming back. we're coming back from the recession. >> reporter: the mayor and oakland's fire chief urged all citizens to get prepared for fires, earthquakes, and mud slides. today was a reminder of earthquakes. 4.0 hit the hayward fault near berkley. that came a little over four hours after the state conducts its annual shake out. to mark the day, stopped the trains at 10:21 this morning. they took part in a drill that

requires going under a table or desk and staying there for 60 seconds. organizers expected 8.6 million californians to take part this year. >> we grew up doing the duck and cover, those drills. some changes are coming. >> you'll notice the temperature change beginning tomorrow and especially by the weekend. right now, fog still a constant. near the coast south of the golden gate bridge, that means closer to pacifica and half- moon bay. we have this partly cloudy skies, fog will be increasing. tomorrow skies becoming mostly sunny. temperatures on the mild to warm side. as far as overnight lows, pretty chilly up in the north bay. san francisco at 54 and

livermore starting out in the lower 50s. weather pattern didn't change too much for today. the patchy fog will resurface for together tonight. a little warmer for your friday. high pressure rebuilds, that will set up a weak northerly flow. temperatures will continue to warm up as we head into saturday. the warmest locations will be approaching the low 80s and the same deal as we head into monday. with those offshore winds, they'll be strengthening next week and fire danger will be on the increase especially for monday night, tuesday, and wednesday. we could have a fire weather watch kick this for that time frame. the fog out there right around 7:00 for san francisco, oakland, into the afternoon

hours increasing sunshines. 60s for the coast. that yellow contour in the mid to upper 70s, getting very close to 80 degrees. most neighborhoods up about 4-8 degrees. these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. san jose at 76. pacifica at 64. here is a look ahead. your extended forecast with your weekend always in view. there's evidence of our warm up for saturday and sunday. a few extra clouds move in for monday. those are with the storm that will be moving to the east of the bay area. once that move toss the east, it will set up those offshore winds that could increase the fire danger. be watching that over the next few days. more sunshine and temperatures on the rise. >> that weekend looks great.

a commercial fisherman is criticizing the coast guard for leaving his capsized boat along the shore. this boat got stuck in the sand last thursday. the boat's owner doesn't have insurance and says the coast guard could have easily pulled his 48-foot boat to safety. he says the boat is damaged and so is his business. the coast guard says it's responsible for rescue operations but not commercial salvaging. the first real test, the this could be a good one. >> of course we've been talking about the 49ers and raiders, but not to forget the cardinal football program. matter of fact, they have the longestest win streak in the country right now and they are

ranked 6th or 7th depending on where you look. they're taking on the huskies. stanford has won 14 in a row. last week they cruised over wsu 44-14 and the cardinal led by andrew lucht. he says there's always room for improvement. >> even if the season goes on, no matter the schedule, you have to improve week to week. no matter who you're playing, otherwise teams will beat you. they're going to make you pay for your mistakes. you turn the ball over, they'll score and put points on the board. we're going to have to be on our toes. they're a well-coached, good team. >> the people have spoken and this is the high school game they want to see. they're both 7-0. we will feature that on our news

tomorrow, both the 6:00 and the 10:00. we're talking cardinals up 1-0 on texas in the series. the pitch hitting here delivering a game-winning single last night. i guess we're not going to hear from allen craig, but he's a good guy. he got a big hit and the world series is coming up right after this. >> thank you. stay right here. game 2 as mark just mentioned of the world series, rangers, cardinals up next. first pitch expected just a little after 5:00 this evening. enjoy the game, everyone. look, every day we're using more and more energy.

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