southbound 680 traffic also looks good in the nearby area. also the commute is looking good on 101 as you drive to 580, the traffic looks good on the richmond san rafael bridge coming out of san francisco. traffic looks good on the lower deck of the bay bridge. this morning, san francisco police are looking for the driver that lost control of their car, crashed into a fire hydrant and then ran off from the seen. it happened in clinton park in

the mission district. you can see all the water gushing onto the road. the crew had to wait for a tow truck to take the car away before they could fix the problem. ktvu's tara mor quartty joins us with details on the new campus threat. well, school officials received a fax here at concord high school, saying that someone was going to show up at 10:00 in the morning and start shooting. an audio warning was sent out to parents last night. we will have extra administrators on campus for additional support. >> reporter: concord police will have extra officers on hand as well as at eldorado middle school and the

elementary school. classes will be in session. police want to ensure that nothing happens. they're asking people to be observant and report anything suspicious. last week there was a similar situation where someone sent an anonymous threat to a school official. there was not a credible threat and school went on as planned. live in concord, i'm tara moriarity. >> activists have been camped out near city hall for close to two weeks now, but the city of oakland posted an order on its website last night saying activists must vacate the plaza every night. a long standing rat problem, public urination and vandalism are all cited for reasons for the new order. they can peacefully assemble between 6-a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

we've been watching the -- overnight. a 4.0 quake hit the berkeley area at 2:41 yesterday afternoon. a 3.0 quake jolted the same area at 8:00 p.m. last night. the quakes were felt as far north as sacramento and as far south as gilroy. now, both quakes were centered about half a mile south of the cal campus on the hayward fault and the shaking created tense moments for construction workers around hall stadium. it also rattled cafes in berkley. >> i saw the glasses that were shaking and people were looking around. >> seismologist say the second quake was an after shock, but they say there's still a possibility of more quakes in hours and days ahead. now, jay hernandez was in

berkley at 8:16 last night. she was preparing for a live shot when the first quake hit and the second one then hit. >> we just had an earthquake. >> dozens of callers phoned the ktvu newsroom telling us the same news, we just had a quake. millions of people took part in the great california shakeout. that's a statewide earthquake safety drill. now, we have our quake survival guide on our website. click on the top of the page. now this morning the burial of moammar gadhafi's body has been delayed until his death conclude examined by the criminal court. meanwhile, celebrations in libya continued until late in the night. entire families joined in the celebrations marking the end of

gadhafi's 42-year rule. exactly how gadhafi died is not clear, but the country's new prime minister says that's being investigated. >> as for how and by whom he has been killed, our experts are now at the morgue and are investigating. as soon as we have the results, it will be announced to everyone. >> libyans in washington, dc gathered outside the white house last night for their own celebration. the libyan government says it will announce the formal liberation of the country tomorrow. >> libyans here in the bay area have been glued to their tvs since word vet about gadhafi's capture and death. they say they've been waiting a long time for this moment. >> we've been hoping we would see this day. people suffered a lot for like 42 years now. >> people now feel like they belong to the country and feel like the country is theirs. gadhafi stole that from them.

>> these libyan americans in fremont say they want to return to their homeland for a visit at least. well, secretary of state hillary clinton is in pakistan. she's meeting with the foreign minister. the message she has for them about terrorism in their country. the second time in two weeks that the senate has killed a version of the president's jobs plan. well, negotiations in the nba are off. over the last three days, owners and players have met for 30 hours, but talking broke off yesterday. one league official says he's sad for the game. the players' association president says fans have been lied to.

the organization that runs oracle arena is in a holding pattern on how to use the court and what to do on game days. >> we can't make your decisions until we know what the nba is going to do, so really we don't have an answer at this point. all games through november 14 november 14th have been canceled. many more are in jeopardy. the sides are far apart. now, 4:36, let's go back to sal for a look at traffic this morning. sal? traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. traffic is moving well in many of these pictures we're going to show you, the east shore freeway, the traffic looks good with no major problems. the westbound bay bridge approach looks good. the last couple of days have been good, but it's light coming into san francisco. and this morning's commute on 280 is off to a good start, getting up to highway 17.

it's 437. >> fall is out there again, but it's going to burn off sooner. you can see it going right down the coast, a sign of things to come as far as warmer weather. yesterday it was really tough to burn it off. upper 40s to mid 50s in the bay. san jose is at 55. west-southwest out of fairfield and west at sfo. so we have a little component of the sea breeze. it's there. one system kept the fog and drizzle in the north bay going through most of the area. you can see it's lifting off further north. we're not going to get a classic offshore wind, but we will get good old fashioned high pressure and that means it's going to be warmer. the fog gets squashed and burns off sooner this weekend. if you're in the sun, might be in the warm category. upper 70s to 80s degrees, 60s

and 70s. a little cooldown on monday and a rebound on tuesday. pam? thank you, steve. pg&e crews will perform inspections. now, the mercury news reports that pg&e fired workers earlier this year when they didn't carry out inspections as they had claimed. most overhead items that need to be rechecked are in santana clara county -- santa clara county. danish researchers say there's no link and the warning parents are getting about a potentially dangerous game their kids could be playing. good morning. san rafael traffic looks good. we'll tell you more coming up.

good morning. secretary of state hillary clinton is in pakistan this morning. that's where she reaffirmed the

u.s. commitment to fighting terrorism. >> innocent people that wake up in the morning in afganistan or pakistan and are trying to go about their lives and are brutally murdered by terrorist whose disregard for human life seems to be endless. >> that was clinton meeting with the pakistan foreign minister. she also met with president. she's trying to crack down on militants. >> leo panetta will attend a meeting in bali. he will also visit japan and stop in seoul, south korea. jean and scott adam of

southern california were shot to death after being taken hostage by 19 pirates. mckay had ties to the area. her mother lives in south san francisco. today's sentencing is for the 11 11th man to plea guilty. he faces a mandatory life in prison sentence. a man is in jail in connection to the shooting death deaths of people in -- >> he was taken into custody in oakland with the help of the swat team. investigators believe stevenson opened fire on an suv parked outside a tattoo party at a warehouse earlier this month. three people were killed, including a 16-year-old. tips from the public helped track stevenson down. investigators say they don't know the motive for the shooting. they're still looking for a second gunman. a middle school is warning parents about a possibly deadly game that its students are

playing. school officials and students at diablo say the fainting came has been played on campus. they're using various methods to cut off oxygen to their brain to get high. it can lead to brain badge and even death and the school is urging parents to talk to their kids. some don't see it as fun at all. >> i wouldn't do it. it looks stupid. you're out cold on the ground, at school, a teacher could see you. it doesn't seem good to me. >> now, the game is not limited to the school. the c democraticdc reports that at least 82 children have died from the activity. many have done it alone. >> the doom's day prophet predicts today will be the end of the world. harold camping says the final judgment period ends today and true believers will be rapured.

previously he predicted a may rapure, but nothing happened. they're avoiding the media this time around, but camping continues to post messages on his website. right now it's 4:45 and today, defense attorneys in the conrad murray trial will try to challenge the testimony of a key prosecution witness. dr. steven schaefer is an expert on the powerful anesthetic propofol. yesterday he shot down the theory that michael jackson swallowed a lethal dose of propofol. it's unlikely jackson injected himself with the drug, he said. >> but it's very clearly explained in dr. murray's interview that michael jackson did not have good veins. in fact, his veins were so poor that dr. murray had to start this iv in a vein that was below his left knee. >> after questioning schaefer, today defense attorneys are expected to start calling

witnesses. murray has pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges. hertz is firing muslim drivers at the airport. they needed to clock out when they took time for daily prayers. 34 workers were suspended last night because they did not punch out for their paid breaks. nine of these workers said they would clock out and they're back on the job. the company says that's necessary because some workers were taking longer than the ten minutes allowed. anyone who spend a long time talking on the cell phone will be reassured by a big new study. danish researchers found no link between cell phone use and developing cancer. 350,000 people were followed for ten years. one group criticizes is the study saying it can take decades to see signs of brain cancer. and san francisco cell phone stores will not have to post

warnings about cell phone radiation, at least for now. the controversial radiation disclosure law was supposed to go into effect next tuesday, but a federal judge says more time is needed to study that law. a final ruling is expected by early next month. education was the hot topic for some of the san francisco's mayoral candidates last night. 6 of the 16 candidates explained how they plan to improve the schools if elected. for many in in attendance it was a tough sell. nevertheless, parents heard them out. rank voting means they will have to select three candidates on november 8th. >> i came with an open mind. i want to hear what the candidates have to say. if it's just lip service, you will be able to tell in the first few minutes. >> candidates discussed making

things more affordable for teachers and matching curriculum to the city's job climate. the united educators of san francisco teacher's union sponsored the forum. a great white shark attack off the coast of oregon. the surfer escaped injury, but his board was not so lucky. >> traffic looks pretty good headed into the south bay. we'll talk about the morning commute and the bay weather.

while the bay area had two earthquakes, south texas had some taking. a quake hit yesterday morn and a downtown building in san

antonio was evacuated. >> the earth moved. and it was noticeable. >> it happened pretty fast, but we felt it. >> now, yesterday's 4-point magnitude quake was the strongest to hit texas in 45 years. we want to show you incredible video from australia. a mother was shopping when a car came barreling through. take a look. that's the stroller. the car actually hit the stroller with the baby inside, but miraculously nobody was hurt. police are now trying to determine what led up to that crash. boy, that's incredible. 452 is the time. let's check with sal. >> happy friday. let's go outside and check what we have with the morning commute. westbound 80 as you come out toward the macarthur maze, no

major problems here. we've had a couple of major wrecks on the bay bridge yesterday and the traffic was backed up all the way onto here. if you're going on eastbound 80 on the right, you will see traffic is moving well. this morning, we don't have any word of any construction work. all the lanes are open for you. also this morning we're looking at westbound to our northbound and southbound 880 right near the coliseum. that traffic is moving along very nicely. 580 traffic looks good over to the lake shore curve. of course it's nice and early so you don't have to worry about any of the slowdowns, really. and, as we go to the maps, just looking at the overview of the east bay, don't see a lot of slow traffic in the east bay. the maps get color coated and we get to oakland here. traffic is moving along nicely. as i mentioned, eastbound 580, a little bit of slowing as you approach a traffic zone. we're off to a nice start.

>> let's go to steve. >> we have fog out there, but it will burn off sooner today. very stubborn for parts of the bay. it held temperatures in check. some of the lows are rather brisk here. 45 in napa. mid-50s, san francisco in there. livermore down to 52. san jose in the mid-50s. west-southwest 13 at fairfield. you get the component of the delta breeze, but all signs point to pressure squashing in that fog and burning it up sooner. we'll have a lot more sunshine and earlier burn off on that fog today and temperatures will be going up. we'll get warmer weather. we'll take it into the weekend as well. so a little warmer, low clouds, fog, i think santa rosa will

have fog. upper 70s and a few very low 80s and temperatures over the weekend with a little less fog, they will be warm sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> overnight, the european union launched their first two satellites of their navigation system. it's the main rival to gps. now, they say galileo is more precise and reliable. the rocket was supposed to launch yesterday, but it was postponed because of a mechanical problem. well, the u.s. military wants to go into the recycling business. the phoenix program will use parts from nonworking satellites that still or bit the earth. nasa says there are about 100 dead satellites that are suitable for the program. private contractors can start submitting proposals by the end

of the year. a bay area couple will get married today and they will have the oakland encampment as their background. they will say i do at 3:00 this afternoon in front of city hall despite the protests. an oregon surfer had a close encounter with a great white shark. take a look at that foe photo. he was surfing when witnesses say he was suddenly thrown 10 feet into the air. ripped off about 23 inches of his surf board. he was not injured, and he swam to shore. the safety inspections that

are getting under way this morning as a result of the two quakes. plus, occupy can stay, but not overnight. the new order for protesters in one local city.

paying young men to stay out of trouble, the reason richmond is taking a look at a specific policy. >> k craig, we have a fog deck out but it should