degrees cooler. a hoe hum pattern is just in place and in fact i was telling story on the noon news, i can pencil in 75 and be really close. so temperatures 73 or 74, 60s closer to the coast. here is sal. there is some road work and it is in marin county to actually near north san pedro and a couple of lanes closed. also this morning we are looking at the san mateo bridge with no problems and this morning, a long northbound 101, traffic is smooth to the

downtown area. let's go back to the desk. right now a potential showdown is looming, reports of a police raid have objecting buyers but they have been starting on new ground. they loaded four buses on treasure island this morning, at justin herman plaza, she joins us with more. >> reporter: they have been waiting all night for police to arrive, but really the general feeling is let's be ready, they will be here soon. motorcyclist of them were on the other side of this encampment, they had a debate over which side they wanted to protect because they don't want police to take down these tents

if it happens. because a police chief put out a note, this is not health, this is a hit hazard. well it seems to be a forgone conclusion, over on to who are row street you can see there are police gathering and we have been following their progress, one of the protesters said they followed them into the city watched them get off on one of the side streets and were retained and when will they arrive here, that is it will not clear. now we took some video of the

protesters and really what they were doing, there is a medical tending they want to protect and they have been going through drills and drills. a lot of them talked about staying nonviolent and doing what they can to protect it tempt city. at this point we are waiting to see if and when police to arrive, we'll see numbers come back and dwindle but at that point everybody seems calm, in waiting mode. well the objecting buyers are getting some support from some elected officials who want to make sure there is not a crackdown. >> you can see how committed they are and to have police

come and shut this down is a horrible situation. >> i would have to say i hope nobody gets hurt including officers. the mayor has addressed public health concerns and he and other supervisors support a board that will allow 0 officers to 0 remain. things have cleared up across the bay, kraig debro is there to tell us what is happening at the occupied oakland protest. >> reporter: you can see there are a group of protesters actually set up a tenth and

they have set it up behind frank ogawa plaza and the people who tore down a chain link fence overnight, they attempted to keep people from staying overnight. >> even if police move back in on you? >> it has not stopped us yet. >> incident straighters left behind, they come a little after a day an iraqi war vet suffered from a skull fracture. he plans to represent some of the demonstrators arrested and cited. >> it does not seem that police

have a legal right to inflict constitutional injuries in order to get them to leave in an unlawful assembly. >> we will try to show -- they tried to show them some pellet. >> reporter: the other night -- they tried to show them some pellet kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. last night hundreds marched from their encampment to the steps of city hall and at one point they shall clashed with no, city police. there were a few minor injuries. at one point they started

to a downtown bart station. our ktvu channel 2 news examine was there during last night's tense confrontation as the protesters try to enter. they talked about the deadly shootings involving police and they are looking at how it is affecting service or any other part of the commute this morning. they are determined to hold their ground and they have been camped outside city hall there. now we have been watching one protester perched on top of that wall, and they say they are trying to balance free speech rights through protected space. the mayor was out of down

during the violent clashes between police and occupied protesters but coming up, we hear the mayor explain why she was not there and think the critics so say she was not there. the oakland school board has decided to close 5 elementary schools. yesterday after afternoon there was a march to the school board meeting for a final hearing before the vote. the school district closings are necessary because of state cuts and funding there are plans for more schools to be closed or moased america year. it is offering five acres,

for $6.9 million. they are expected to vote on the offer next month. we are watching that for you and we will let you know since it may affect your morning commute and we will let you know more about it coming up. let's look at marin county they cleared up some road work here, a long 101 there were a couple of roads closed, we now know the roads are open. also this morning's commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza and if you are driving on to any part of san jose, so far so good with the commute being very nice, let's

go to steve at 4:30. i was just trying to put that pumpkin in. >> there is nothing earth shattering. nothing scary. very quiet pattern, there are only subtle changes, today we don't have the fog but it is really on the cool side. 38 napa, 39 santa rosa, san rafael, red wood city, cooler than that everything continues to go up and over, high pressure on the west coast, looks cooler as we go into november but end of october is subtle changes at best. mild to warm conditions

forecasted highs, 75 concord, 75 san jose, 75 napa and oakland. everything is really sunny and nice, maybe a slight warm up and a little cool down sunday into monday but overall, not much of a difference, pam. 4:40, police prepare to weigh in on a tent city. and a police attack prompting an investigation. and a shocking revelation, what she says she and her husband tried to do right after his multi- million dollar ponzi scheme came to life.

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at city hall which against the law. it is meant to reenergize the movement and they will take whatever steps necessary. he was out of town, she said she authorized the crackdown but left of the timing up to police. she was in washington d.c. where she said she had an important meeting for oakland. when she got back, she saw the violent confrontation between police and protesters. >> i am obviously very saddened, oakland is a very progressive city. >> that is why there is a roll movement, because people don't believe she is truly committed to making the city a safe place to live. >> the mayor said she is now fully engaged in occupying protesters and she is also

trying to get community groups more involved. now we have asked our facebook followers whether they should move in and we want to know what you think. go to our facebook page, log on to our page and we may share some comments on the air. a search is underway for who play say a man sexually assaulted a woman on campus. she was alone in a classroom when the man attacked her. he is described as 25 to 30 years old with an athletic build with a scar on his neck, anybody with information is asked to call police. a richmond gang rape could move out of contra costa

county. it could prevent the friend having a fair trial. they are accused of beating and raping a girl outside a homecoming dance. they pled not guilty and their trial is tentatively set. bart board to adopt a new policy on when to cut off cell phone service. they started protests in san francisco and under the proposed information, they would only shut off cell phones if it threatened lives. terrorist attack warnings, using cell phone communication, the board meets at 9:00 this morning. time now 4:47 and the company that makes phones is being hit. blackberry users accused the

company of a four day outage. they plan to compensate them when they could not receive messages and they have refused to comment but have apologized. brown's proposal will raise the retirement age from 55 to 67 for most new employees and all workers would have to pay more towards retirement and healthcare. bart says his plan recover $9 million a year. he plans on putting it on the ballot for votes to weigh in. and in less than an hour they will weigh in on how the economy grew during the summer. now they are basing that on

increased consumer and they are reporting that time for that timeframe. the wife of bernie made off said he and his wife tried commit suicide after their scheme came to light. they took a bunch of sleeping pills on christmas 2008 but they woke up the next day. they admitted to cheating and he is currently serving a 150 year sentence. the new jersey man could make a plea dea, drug enforcement administration deal this -- police also recovered 11 high-end stolen art works from his apartment. he faces theft and second degree burglary. an iraq veteran seriously

injured in the occupied protest... >> he has a two inch fracture in his skull. >> the confrontation with police that caused his injuries. and stop those skis and boards where you may be able to hit the slopes by the end of the week.

. tara tell us specifically where you are to what is happening? >> reporter: we are at 17th and this is a staging area where officers were to be deployed from but right now they are getting into vehicles and they are not heading to justin herman plaza. we have not received any confirmation because they are not talking to us but there

were huge muny buses that were here and they were supposed to take all those buses to justin herman plaza but moments ago we saw officers getting off those buses and getting into individual cars. a lot of them we are told will be going back to their individual stations and they are in stand by mode all day until the chief says, let's hit it guys and they will be actually going down to the stations -- from the stations at a moment's notice so it is possible you can see around the city five cars leaving at a time from individual stations and where they may be headed to be justin herman plaza. these are people standing here on their bikes and if you notice they have been standing at the plaza letting them know if it is on when it is off, moments ago we heard cheering

and it appears it has been called off and we did see people from the department of public works here. mayor ed lee said it is a health hazard and we just want people to clear the area so we can clean it up and protesters can go back in but obviously a very different attitude that the others took, who said you cannot camp out overnight. again, we are not exactly sure what is going on because nobody is talking to us, but from what we can gather, it has been called off for the moment and basically all of these officers will go into stand by mode and they will wait as to when they can go in again. they have said that could be happening over the next couple of days. life in san francisco -- live in san francisco, ktvu channel

2 news. an iraq war veteran after the oakland protest, he is the man in this video that we have been showing and you can see him here in a moment he has been carried away, that was tuesday night oakland city hall. now the 24-year-old served two tours in iraq. >> he comes here and police officers, the one who is supposed to be protecting him shooting him... >> this shows an officer tossing a flash bang into the group. interim police chief howard jordan says it is unfortunate and the department says it is investigating. right now it is 4:55 and i want to go back over to sal for traffic, sal? out to the line, this is a look at the richmond bridge, a

nice looking drive to marin. also the golden gate bridge, if you are driving on the east shore freeway, it looks good coming from vallejo to richmond. showing you some cool lows, yesterday at this time it was 60 degrees, they lose the win, fair faction 39, a bunch of 39s and also palo alto, so there are really cool numbers here because they had that cool air mass in place there. the fog is gone, the wind is also decreasing rapidly so it will not be as windy today. chilly lows but it will be sunny for all including wilson which is really rare. sunny, but mild, cool to mild but warm, we are just really

stuck in a pattern which is not getting too many complaints. there is no extreme one way or the other. the coolest 34, temperatures i think we will get a lot of 30s and you can always tweet me, napa airport was just crazy. i think it went from 39 to 57 and they lose that and temperatures also fall apart. there is some cool numbers, calm conditions, no breeze to speak of, that's it, everything goes up and over, no sign of any rain, maybe subtle changes as we reach the first week of november. and the low into the pacific northwest, i don't see any rain for us yet. cold morning, then sunny, nice day temperatures in 60s and 70s

a little slight bump into saturday, cooler still quiet sunday and monday into halloween, pamela? thank you steven. take a look at this, it may be open to skiers and snowboarders, they fired up their equipment and if it's cold ,it can be open by tomorrow. we will ask steve paulsen how cold it will be in lake tahoe. a change of plans, live team coverage of a possible police raid being called off,, stay tuned.

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