it's part of living in the bay area. >> did you feel it? another earthquake which has been active in the past week. that is our top story. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. the usgs reporting a magnitude 3.6 earthquake hit at 5:30 this

morning. >> well, a lot of people are saying that they felt it for sure. we're here at the berkeley stadium where a 320 million dollar project is going on. as you can see, work continues in past -- fast pace in order to get this stadium ready for 2012. this quake served as a remapped -- reminder of how important it is to get this good as it sits on the hayward fault. >> it's been close to the stadium. it reenforces the driving force behind why we're doing the project. a lot oh on -- a lot of work on cam ps >> the earthquake hit at 5:36 this morning. we were on the air when it hit. >> we're having an earthquake right now. i was rolling a little bit here.

>> this mornings quake was centered two miles east of town -- downtown berkeley. there is no reports of injuries or serious damage. still many people felt it all over the bay area. >> i was like, okay, time to wake up and start studying again. >> it was kind of sar ri sdsh scary. we've had a couple of them lately. there was a rumor going around campus that there's going to be a big one soon. >> now you're looking at memorial stadium. this stadium is going to set 63,000 people. one of the engineers was joking off camera. he said, if there is an earthquake after this is built, right here is where you would want to be because it's going to be safe. >> all right. thank you, sal. the ground also shook in the lake that hoe area over night. it struck against after 11:30 last night. it was # 35 -- it

was 35 miles west of reno. no damage, but they said the shelves did rattle. there have been a series of after shocks, including a 2.5 after midnight and a 1 mnt 5 -- 1.5 this morning. the next great quake will run tonight at # o'clock on -- 9 o'clock on ktvu. it will look at preparedness and how ready we are for the big one. that airs tonight at 9:00 on channel 2. an expected raid of the occupy san francisco protest never happened over night. we have just learned the reason why. tear a -- tear a joins us live with that and what's happening now >> well, san francisco police are saying this is a good training exercise for them. given with everything that happened in oakland they wanted

to be ready. a spokesperson from the police department tells us that officers needed to be in standby mode in case violence erupted. so whether or not this raid was going to take place still has not been officially confirmed. around 2:00, 3 o'clock in the morning, dozens of the suited up officers loaded on the buses. sources within the depth -- department told us they were going to form a per rim ter -- per rim ter around the protestors. they say the city can't afford this. with the backlash against í oakland major quan, political analysts say the mayor may be treeding lightly -- traeding rightly. >> the dely ma is be stuff. -- tough. you have to go home versus we're going to give you a

summer camp. >> we've been bringing the port a potties, the next thing we're going to have the food trucks there for you. >> now, we tried contacting mayor's office but we have not heard back. this morning we saw public health officials come through clearing out garbage, talking with the proto ters. -- protestors. most police are sleeping or on patrol. a raid will not happen any time soon. this site is a safety and public health hazard and folks need to go. the latest information we're receiving from protestors is that the occupy movement is calling for a strike of all workers next wednesday. protestors say they will jump on board as well and they have the backing of local labor unions as well as teachers. >> thank you. four of san francisco supervisors were at the her man plaza to support the occupy

demonstration. >> it is one that we as a city worked to develop a protocol and how we can support the rights of speech. we're also addressing my public health concerns the city may be. >> the other supervisors were eric mark. they are talking about introducing a resolution to the board that would allow the occupy protest to go on undisturbed. there is some distension between occupy protestors in í oakland. . >> i just don't understand why you guys have a problem. . >> because it's threatening the ultimate goal. >> they rg -- argued about a fence police installed earlier this week. that came as more than 1,000 people marched through downtown í oakland. demonstrators tore the fencing down last night. >> everyone began taking down the fence peacefully.

we arranged thing sos it wouldn't be a -- things so it wouldn't be a hazard. it wasn't an act of vandalism. >> some demonstrators elected a house of cards from the police fencing. a group of protestors remained outside in violation of the cities curfew law. they plan to hold a general strike next week. a share of solidarity for the í oakland protestors got out of hand in new york city. they hoed -- they showed their support for the demonstration in í oakland. at one point the protestors slashed with new york city police. officers made several arrests and there were a few minor injuries. you can go to ktvu.com any time for the updates on the occupy demonstrations. just look for the occupy tab on the front page of our website at ktvu.com. in a money saving move the

í oakland school board decided to close five elementary schools at the ebbed -- end of this school year. that came in spite of a protes that brought -- protest that brought out 500 people before the meeting. this morning some parents said it hurts the students to lose their school. >> so many kids are going to lose out as not getting education. no amount of number, 1, 2, 10, 100 or whatever, it is so unfair. >> the í oakland elementary schools scheduled for close yaur are lake view, mark well park and santa fe. the board of directors delayed a decision on a new policy covering when to shut down cell phone service in its under ground stations and tunnels. the proposed policy would allow shutting off cell service only in extreme circumstances, such as a terrorist attack. it comes in

berks decision to turn off its boosters ainnocent thats during a protest. some said it was a violation of several liberty. >> we need to have a policy that allows whoever reeds -- reads it to understand our intention is not to just shut down cell phone service. the >> the board wanted some revisions in the policy. it would take up again this issue at it's next meeting in two weeks service has the urn today normal -- has turned to -- returned to normal. the problem began just after 6:30 on tracks near the bay fair station. they say it was not relate today this mornings -- related to this mornings earthquake. the fremont todayly city -- today lay city lines were delayed for 30 minutes or more. the u.s. economy experienced

close during the third quarter. it is growing the economy 2.5 percent. americans might be spending more, but they are making less. the same report shows after tax incomes fell 1.7 percent between july and september. world stock markets surged higher today following word that urine lead -- europen leaders have agreed on a bail out plan for greece. they have agreed for bank to take bigger losses. the plan also includes boosting safety measures. president oh bm ma praise -- president obama praised the plan. the president has said economic instability in europe has been a drag on the u.s. economy. as we mentioned the news about that europe deal

and economic growth has proven to be a big boost for the stock market. you're taking a live look at the big board. there is some increased buying towards the end of this trading down -- tray trading down. -- of this trading down. the dow is up. it is still far from the all time high that was over 14,000 back in october 2007. the nasdaq is also up 95. that is over three and a half percent. the s and p is up 45. during the past hour govern jerry brown unveiled plans of a proposal that would over hall state workers pension. it would shift it to a hybrid system where benefits are combined with a 401k style man -- plan. it would raise retirement age from 55 to 67. it would raise the

retirement age beyond 50 for newly hired public safety employees. governor browns plan would require approval from the legislation. ahead, we'll check many on the trail of -- check many on the trial of michael jacksons doctor as the defense makes its case. we'll have a chill in the over night hours. we'll have the details next. >> it's been five years since my son was murdered and i need help. >> friends an family of a has seen -- friends and family of a has seen victim -- of a homicide victim has gathered in front of city hall today.

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state farm. the defense is down to its last two witnesses in the manslaughter trail for michael jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray. medical experts are expected to the testify that jackson was addicted to drugs and may have given himself the dose of a powerful an zest i can that killed him. testimony could conclude tomorrow or monday. shouts of joy ran through you are turkey this morning --

ran through turkey this morning. rescue workers pulled an 18-year-old man from the rubble alive four days after the quake. the survivors name is n dot which means help in tur kish. the area remains a damage zone -- danger zone. a 4.5 quake hit province this morning there. it happened as an after shock. the continuing flooding crisis in thailand is forcing more people to search for safer ground. the prime minister warned that parts of bangkok could be flooded for up to four months. the roads look like rivers. the flooding has kauded more than 35 -- killed more than 350 people since july in san francisco this morning heartbroken families needed are officials to sell ef -- solve the murders of loved

ones. >> i need help. >> members of the healing circle, a group support group gathered at city hall plaza. there's been no dis-- justice. the distract -- the dris district -- district attorney joined the family. they said they have lot a thousand homicide cases go unsolved. >> as da he has done exactly as expected to d exactly as expected, to put politics person. >> a spokesman said he has convicted eight of the ten homicide case that is have come before that in the eight months he's been on the job. a search is under way for a police -- for a man that police say sexual assaulted a woman. it happened tuesday night. the victim told police she was alone in a classroom when a man came in and attacked her.

he is described as a white man between 25 and 35 with an@et i can -- athletic wild. anybody -- build. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >> hundred offense geese -- hundreds of geese are causing problems. they have moved into the pond. the districts general manager told the jourl the geese are noisy and polluting the water. district is working on a plan to reduce the population without having to kill the geese. one idea involves putting vegetable oil on eggs so they don't hatch. biologists say this would be a regard year for the number -- record year for the number of sam mon swimming up the pond. they are different from the sam mon in other rifrs. they -- rivers. they are considered a

threatened species. we have a nice weather forecast for you today, plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming up nicely. san francisco right now back up to the mid 60s. you can see mostly clear skies, some nice conditions on the bay waters. the fog thing well offshore. so clear conditions over a good portion of northern and central california. forecast head lines for today, we have mostly sunny. nice tomorrow, another chilly morning but plenty of sunshine for your friday. no rain clouds to worry about this weekend. current numbers just updated. san jose checking in at 68, fair field 65 and napa started off the day at freezing but already checking in at # 6. -- 66. this was the case, this area of

low pressure is scooting out to the east. the winds will be on the decrease. maybe a little bit of breeze out there. the red flag warning no longer in place. sunshine for most of the bay area. here's or cloud and rainfall forecast model. we'll take this into tomorrow. some rain hours, not here -- rain showers, not here, up to our north. then saturday pretty much is same story. but supped we're going to -- by sunday we're going to have a stronger on shore breeze and we will cool things off. 3 o'clock this afternoon, mid 60s to 70s. by 6 o'clock mostly clear. cooling off this evening back down into the upper 40s. here's a look at the numbers for this afternoon. santa rosa around 63, san francisco, just beautiful at 70. san jose, mid 7 -- mid 70s.

still want to bundle up towards santa rosa and napa tomorrow morning. with your weekend always in view, here is your forecast. another chilly morning for friday, more sunshine for saturday, a bit more of fog for sunday morning. you can pick out a sneak peek for pal wean, it will be -- halloween, it will be dry. no rain clouds in this five day forecast. possibility a week from -- possibly a week from now or friday we could be talk you can about some more rain chances. still a ways out. >> sounds good san jose officials are putting the finishing touches on a stadium land view it hopes will attract the í oakland a's. they are going to sell five downtown acres to the a's $5 downtown acres to the a's owners for 6.9 million. the city spend

25 million. the city counsel is scheduled to vote on the offer on november 8th. the city says the team owners would have to pay for the stadium itself. a battleship that was legendary during word war two already -- world war two will be leaving the bay tomorrow. it has been in the reserve fleet for the last decade. it will be toed under the -- towed under the bridge this afternoon. tomorrow it will head to richmond, virginia for some repairs. she then sails to her final home in las anxious -- los angeles in january. what happened with a man accused of steeling sdsh stealing a -- stealing a sketch in san francisco.

the dow up over 400 now. the reason stoke -- stocks are soring today t europen -- the europen leaders agreed on a debt saver. the nasdaq is also up 101 and the s and p on track for

its most monthly performance since 1974. pg and e says it's completed repairs on a pipeline after it failed a high pressure water test, it is located in a field south of bakers field. it's part of a major line that runs to melpedsa and provides natural gas to the bay area. a wedded -- a welded seam failed a test students rallied this morning in í oakland. >> make that phone call today. let the governor know he cannot do this. >> they want to stop governor brown from cutting funds for adult day health care. budget cuts will eliminate those programs on november 1st, effecting more than 35,000 people in california. the supervisor william ma organized

the rally. the new jersey man accused of stealing a pi kas sew -- picasso catch could cut a deal this morning. the security camera shows him walking off with the art work last july. he faces several criminal charges. our next newscast is out 4:00, then stay tuned for game six of the world series. thanks a lot. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ]

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