. tensions are running high, we will tell you why truck drivers are not able to get to the port. the failure of away area solar company is the focus of attention on capitol hill, we will tell what you is going on with solyndra. channel 2 morning news continues. . thank you for joining us, it has been nice and warm, but you say it is over. >> gone, last couple of days, we had sunshine, very dry air mass, the wind is turning more

southerly or westerly and that means we are getting clouds and sun in the morning, then clouds cooler, 50s and rain developing later today, here is sal. traffic on the upper deck of the bay bridge looks pretty good as you drive into san francisco, there are no major problems driving into the city no problems on the lower deck. also this morning, we are looking at the commute on the mcarthur maze approach, traffic looks good and i want to mention there is a traffic hazard, a large pothole has closed an emergency shut down of two lanes in the freeway. this is major for you, if you are trying to get to novato, can you imagine two lanes being closed, well that is happening right now, this means it is going to be horrible heading south, stay with ktvu channel 2 news we will keep you posted on

this let's go back to the desk. an early morning riots on the streets of downtown oakland there have been more than 100 arrests in a violent overnight scene. >> that was just a few hours ago, firing tear gas, several demonstrators, they are throwing bricks and rocks at police. this morning's violence followed a peaceful protest yesterday and we do have team coverage on the scene, tara moriarty is at the port to talk about how business was affected there. first we begin with kraig debro who is right at city hall, kraig? good morning. 14th and broadway, the other side of this building is the encampment, i just walked there and everything seems to be

calm, police are a crediting those people -- accrediting those people with being peaceful and volunteers just people out of nowhere came here to scrape the graffiti off the windows that were there. i want to show you this across the street, just as i planned to do that we have two trucks in the way. this involves a lot of people, but you see two trucks that are clear, they own the ad space so they came out to clean up that ad space at the bus kiosk. the person i spoke to said one of the reasons she came to do it is she just couldn't bear to see it in the morning. >> we are not about violence at all with all this destruction and stuff. people are aggravated. >> now most of the day, it is

peaceful, police told me from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., it was fairly peaceful and several thousand people are marching with the message to the perceived inn equality tis an economic systems but later on it got violent. a splitter group 1 to 200 according to police broke off at 16th street and stayed in the building. we got there about midnight and they ordered them to leave, they gave another order and yet another order and police said they didn't leave and at 10 after 12 they decided to move in and police were throwing tear gas and they bricks and molotov cocktails, they were able to fight back and they were arresting about 100 people and i caught up with people who

were in a standoff for people who were in riot gear this morning. i asked them if the violence. >> i am asking there is a small amount of people who decided to vandalize and make it bad for everybody else. most of us, that is not what we are here for. >> and a lot of the people i spoke to this morning had the same message. a lot of the people in the encampments and people who are cleaning up graffiti on the windows have the same message. we also spoke to them about what they intends will be downtown, what are they telling businesses, i will call police to find out what is going on with that. reporting live kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:05, big-rig trucks are backed up in the port of oakland and in the last half hour there has been a

confrontation, tara moriarty is out there, what happened? >> well, tensions are running high and this truck driver was just trying to get through and protesters are not moving. they obviously got very upset and there was a man who came on the scene and said, hey, who put up these fences and when he found out it was protesters he came through and knocked all the fences down and protesters did not like that and the confrontation resulted in the truck driver getting back in his truck trying to get through. tensions are running high and people who are running the show are protesters and not the police. these protesters say they will stay at least until 9:00 this morning and now we understand more protesters are on their way. last night thousands of occupied protesters marched at the quarter round, blocking the gates on middle harbor road.

this is news chopper 2, protesters spent more than six hours effectively shutting down the 5th largest port. they say they are shutting down the port because that is where all the money is. the whole point of the occupied movement. some of the truck drivers seemed bewildered -- bewildered at what is going on. >> so what will you do? >> go home. >> reporter: call it a day? >> yes. >> reporter: are you going to lose money because of this? >> yes. you can't do anything how will you support your company? >> reporter: port officials say they were wrongly targeted and they support a lot of jobs. protesters here -- tempers are definitely flairing, if you can come back out here live, this man pulled up, protesters said this he tried to run over them,

he has this huge truck, he is not able to get through or turnaround. what will you do sir? >> i don't know, it is hard for me to turn around, i have to go home. >> reporter: are you frustrated? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: i don't know if you can see behind me, there is a line of trucks and the traffic extends automatic the way to the red light and they are trying to -- extends all the way down to the red light and they are trying to get through. police are trying to break this up but we are not sure and we will stay on top of it of course and let you know what happens. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. you can be updated with all the occupied protests going on, on our website www.ktvu.com click on the link right at the top of our home page. police are investigating a

shooting in the sunday dale -- sunny dale neighborhood. they found a 23-year-old male with gunshot wounds, he was pronounced dead at the scene. a 32-year-old walked in with a gunshot wounds and investigators say the shootings are related. no arrests have been made at this point and injury to the second person is not life- threatening. house committee in washington will be voting on whether to subpoena the white house for documents related to fremont based solyndra. the white house has allegedly denied or delayed requests for thousands of documents for solyndra. coming up what newly released documents for solyndra, what president barack obama was preparing to do just days before solyndra filed for bankruptcy. sal, i noticed you tweeted

out a big problem in the north bay, is it in novato? >> yes. we will have a map of that later, also i am getting a lot of questions on twitter, is any of this going to affect the freeway, the answer is no bay bridge looks normal if you are driving westbound, no problems getting into san francisco or for that matter on any of the open freeways. looking at interstate 880, north and southbound traffic moving well. 580 moving well but getting more crowded. again there is a big traffic problem in marin county, two lanes of the freeway are closed for an emergency pothole repair and this will make a huge commute out of sonoma and marin county. if you are in petaluma or even

santa rosa, if you are driving to get down to novato, just get on the freeway after 37 and you should be much better off. >> sal, why are they doing repair work now? >> well apparently the pothole steve is so unsafe to drive over it. well, the big change is coming and ukiah is clear and partly cloudy, the system is inching closer, there will be some rain, but the cold air arrives late tomorrow and we will get some morning rain, hail, it is cold and unstable enough, looks like late saturday into sunday morning and a break monday and tuesday. it will be the front and cold unstable air behind it and the front is moving into mendocino

county as it settles into novato. i have seen some 32s and checking in from lake county, petaluma 38, fair faction 38 -- fair faction 38, although santa cruz mountains a couple of 30s there. 38 napa, 34 santa rosa. 41 fairfield, it is cold there, 46 red wood city, san jose 49 degrees and we lose that easterly breeze and we lose any breeze unless it is turning westerly and that means it has taken a plunge and they will continue to do that on the high side. we go the the front first, the system will be with us tonight and tomorrow dropping temperatures so a good 10 to 15 degrees dropping temperatures, and dropping to 3500 feet. we do get a break in the

morning so if you need to get some exercise in i would do it in the morning. 50s and 60s on your temperatures and they will be cooler with upper 50s for many. we get a break with your weekend always in view, light rain on sunday and monday looks okay. time now 6:12, a change may be coming, what their new role could be a lot sooner than expected. president barack obama is in southern france meeting with world leaders at the g-20 summit, the one issue that is seeking center stage.

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. time now 6:15 there have been at least 100 arrests and a lot of damage. >> several demonstrators were spotted throwing molotov cocktails at police and this violent and tense situation is far from over. ktvu channel 2 news will bring you live team coverage on this all morning long. right now president barack obama is meeting with other

leaders in southern france at the g-20 summit. this is president barack obama who talked about the main task for world leaders at the summit. the summit is beginning with the surprise decision from greece's prime minister to hold a referendum on a bailout package, european leaders say a no vote will mean no bailout funds and would also put in question greece's continued membership in the euro zone. 6:17 house republicans are fed up for not fully cooperating in the solyndra investigation. the house committee is meeting right now about a plan to subpoena the white house, allison? that is right, leaders of the house investigations committee say the white house

has denied and delayed requests for thousands of documents to the fremont solyndra based company and dealings with obama administration. they are looking whether to subpoena the white house for more documents. the committee has a constitutional duty to pursue the investigation in the solyndra's half a billion dollar federal loan guarantee. >> we simply cannot allow the executive branch at its highest level of whether they will produce anything at all, keeping documents confidential because they may be embarrassed by disclosure is inexcusable. >> now we are learning the obama administration was considering a bailout of solyndra with even more money just days before the company's collapse, a department

spokesperson said the administration has already provided 80,000 pages of documents but republicans want more of the internal communications at the white house relating to solyndra. we will have more live coverage from the hearing room during my next update, allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. there are now reports that the obama administration is considering changing earlier than planned. according to an official talks are underway for a faster transition for u.s. troops from primarily combat duties to advisory and training but no decisions have been made. the u.s. and nato partners have agreed to complete their combat mission by december december

31st, 2014. very heated court battle has been pushed back to next september and the ruling and expected appeals, that will take several more months. six years ago, a federal judge halted executioners -- executions after finding flaws about the execution process. 6:19, sal is making sure it is not affecting traffic and there is problems in novato. >> all right, huge traffic problems, we have an emergency repair going on, southbound 101 and apparently a pothole opened up and it is just too big, for the kind that could mess up your car and cause flat tires, they decided this is unsafe so they have to fix this before they can open two lanes and it is coming out of petaluma.

getting on the freeway if you are heading south, this will not affect you but if you are in petaluma heading south, you need to leave the house early considering alternatives. let's go to the bay bridge which is backed up for about a 20 minutes delay. also you can see the traffic in san jose, traffic looks good in the valley up to cupertino. >> that system to the north already getting closer and closer, and behind it, that speckled cloud, that will slide into tomorrow and a lot of this may go over water, not on us and it will keep an unstable pattern, not many in the north bay but a lot of 40s and 50s closer to the coast and bay. snow level will go way down so

we have done from windy and sunny in the morning and rain developments tonight. everyone else by this evening may take awhile to get to santa clara. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, no 70s for a while that is for sure. rain takes us to friday morning and then much colder, tomorrow breezy as well, friday night clearing, increasing clouds, more rain on sunday, but it looks like a break monday and tuesday, pam? a lawsuit against at&t will go forward, sprint nextel can sue at&t over the acquisition of rival team usa. they asked them to toss out the suit that will create the company's largest phone carrier. they took on more debt than its predecessors, they showed

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. welcome back to the morning news, look at this car submerged. this happened yesterday, now fortunately, the driver was able to climb out before going into the water, she was not seriously injured and was checked out at the scene, she apparently mistook the gas

pedal for the break and drove right into the lake. keeping herman cane's presidential campaign on the defensive, reporters mobbed him and they shot questions about settlements where they paid the two employees back in the 1990s who accused him of sexual harassment. he didn't give them much to work with. >> come on, there are all these other questions you all are serious about, done even bother. >> the associated press is reporting a third woman is coming forward to accused cane of sexual harassment. they call it baseless and they are accusing a former staffer for leaking that settlement information to reporters. the rick perry campaign denies any involvement. it began as a largely

peaceful protest but it ended in an overnight riot. we have live team coverage of the ugly events that unfolded on the streets of oakland since midnight. confrontations between protesters trying to get to the port continue we will have live coverage coming up. an affecting the stock markets right now, we go live to the opening bell, what is next.

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social media in their marketing strategies and here is a look at the stock exchange. dow jones industrial average is up already 71 points. we will say good morning to you, channel 2 morning news, it is thursday november 3rd, i am dave clark. time now 6:30. in the news right now, topping our news a very early morning riot, it happened on the streets of downtown oakland and there were at least 100 arrests in a very violent scene. this is just a taste of what was happening there, riot police fired tear gas at several angry demonstrators. demonstrators were seen throwing molotov cocktails and rocks at the police. there was a mostly peaceful protest and we have team

coverage for you, tara moriarty is at the port of oakland to start first with kraig debro, he is near oakland city hall, kraig? >> reporter: yeah, good morning dave, i am at the occupied encampment and here you see kind of what you saw yesterday and things are trying to get back to normal, trucks are coming through and it looks like businesses are trying to open anyway about the same it was yesterday except for the broken windows and graffiti. they put the property losses at $300,000 and some protesters threw bricks at them and anything else they could find. >> oakland police, contra costa deputies, those are just three of the agencies i saw send to put down a are bellian of some sorts. a number of fires were also set

in the street and dumpsters. most of this happened after a group of protesters, a smaller group of protesters broke off and occupied a building. police gave the order to leave, they didn't. at 12:10 police started to move and that is when molotov cocktails rained down on police and they responded with tear gas and the bean bags they use. still protesters were trying to fight back. police ended up arresting about 100 people. i spoke to somebody on a police line not a police officer but one of the protesters who do not take part overnight. >> majority of people here are working class people who lost a lot. students who are mad because of school cuts, budget cuts and things like that, like me, was that i am here for. >> we are not all about violence and all this

destruction. people are aggravated. >> -- >> reporter: now that last guy you saw, john campbell, he and another woman who were scraping the graffiti off of tele's coffee shop, they are in occupied san francisco and he came here just to do this and now i spoke about the bricks that were thrown at police earlier, this is one of them and we got this from one of our colleague and i spoke to high ranking police officers and he confirms this is some of the things that were thrown at police overnight. i have been calling police to try to get a count on how many people were injured and we understand they are supposed to give a press briefing later this morning. reporting live in oakland, kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. let's go to tara moriarty live at the port of oakland where there have been confrontations already and big risk are backed up -- big-rigs

are backed up there. >> reporter: police are moving these barricades and they are pushing them back to this area so that trucks and other cars can get through this intersection basically so they will be taking these dumpsters and moving them their so they can't get out of the port and then they will be setting up a gate so you can see there is quite a bit of backup here. there is trucks, there is cars and some of these cars have tried to barrel through the fences and basically they tell us they don't feel safe, they don't have enough people to man the intersection so they will have to try to change the game plan but the big-rigs are solid all the way passed the freeway and they have had to turn around and that's difficult given how narrow the road is. some truck drivers have been honking talking to them and some of the others say if i don't get to the port i don't

get paid. some tried to forcibly remove the fence and protesters just put it back. this is one of the entrances to the port and these protesters say they will stay out and about until 9:00 this morning. we spoke to a longshoreman who says his men are ready to work and we asked him what he thought about occupied movement. >> personally i am very supportive of it because the large shippers control and contribute to the political system that allow the free trade agreements that put american workers out of the jobs. >> so basically they are attacking the corporations here when they are doing this? >> yes. >> reporter: so they marched from downtown to the port blocked the gates including the main entrance on middle harbor road. now we are getting ready for a shift change around 7:00 that will happen and dozens of more truck drivers are expected to arrive. we are told police will show up

and demonstrators plan to be here at least until 9:00 a full 24 hours after the protest started. we will keep you posted and let you know if any developments happen. live in the port of oakland tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. a car accidentally hit two protesters as they marched with hundreds of others along broadway. the angry crowd then surrounded the cars and emergency crews tended to people who were injured. the terrified driver sat in the car while dozens screamed at him through closed windows. witnesses tell us he panicked after hitting one person and backed up to get out of the area and hit another protesters. both protesters were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. we have been getting a lot of feedback on our facebook page and we asked you whether you think police should move the protesters out of frank

ogawa plaza after the overnight hours. >> sandra wrote, how about they just not be violent, and one writes, it is ridiculous they are hurting oakland, it is sad when a few bad apples ruin the bunch. keep sending us your comments, just search ktvu channel 2 news, we would love to hear from you and we will share some of those posts coming up on mornings on 2. some of the occupied protesters are supporting a new and separate movement. this saturday is the bank transfer day and organizers want people to move their accounts out of commercial banks into credit unions. coming up, we will have details of a recent surge in business for nonprofit credit unions and you can stay up to date on all the occupied actions around the bay area by going to our

channel 2 website. also you don't have to be in front of a television to watch us, we are streaming our newscasts live at www.ktvu.com. >> it's nice, some still had to move out of the bay area and they will tweet and say they still watch us, that is nice. >> you can watch us on your laptop. good morning everyone. i think if you are in marin county, you should tell your friends who may not be watching there is a huge traffic jam southbound highway 101 emergency pothole repair, i stress emergency because they just determined there was a huge pot hope up on roland boulevard so get on the freeway after highway 37 and you will be in much better shape after that. so driving after petaluma, you will see slowed traffic getting into novato. on the bay bridge, that is backed up for a rather large

delay, a 15 minute delay and we have been checking contra costa county and good traffic in contra costa county. let's go across 880, it still looks pretty good. big change compared to the last couple of days where we had sunshine, warm weather, dry air mass, northeast winds, high fire danger and i think after the next four or five days, we can say good by and the system is coming in and they do offer a lot of cold air, so morning sun, clouds cooler some rain moves in, much cooler into tonight and tomorrow. the cooler air does not arrive until tomorrow, cold pattern will take us to the weekend and it looks like a break saturday and another system comes in. so over the next couple of days it will be a much different

pattern and our system is beginning to slide through. that does not have a lot, it is what is behind upstream. novato 32, i have seen a couple of readings near santa rosa lake county 34, pet loom this morning -- petaluma this morning 38, woodside on the peninsular 39 most of the 30s are up in the north bay. napa airport, 41, red wood city livermore 45 san rafael 46. the system also is produced some of that rain turning to snow. it is actually a bigger event for the mountains as far as precipitation they will get some know but by tonight some clouds coming in from the north cold unstable pattern could produce brief heavy rain and thunderstorms, possible, some small hail but a lot has to fall into place for that to

happen. temperatures drop 15 to 20 degrees today and rain develops later on. snow coming down and that means temperatures are coming down but we do get a break this morning, so if you need to runner rans do it -- runner runs, you will have to -- run errands, you will have to do it in the morning. breaks saturday, more rain sunday, and monday looks quiet. controversial light tickets, why you may not be obligated to pay it. crews are cleaning up after a massive fire in san rafael breaks out overnight. how many people were forced out by the flames? good morning, if you are driving on the richmond san rafael bridge any time soon, it should be a nice drive but we have a traffic troubled spot in marin county.

. police in riot gear fired tear gas near city hall and several demonstrators were seen throwing roxanne bricks at office -- rocks and bricks at

officers, we will have team coverage throughout the morning. consumer writes this saturday is bang transfer -- bank transfer day. a facebook page has about 60,000 supporters. protesting rising bank fees have seen a recent search and occupied wall street and bank transfer day has similar interests and the woman who came up with this transfer day does not endorse the occupied protests and insists, the two movements are not related. in overnight news, fast moving fire in san rafael, it is in the peacock gap area and there is severe damage. alex savage has more on the investigation, alex? good morning one neighbor described this as the biggest fire he has ever seen and fires

are shooting out, you can see fire crews are still inside that unit, doing some cleanup work and that's the unit where this fire originated and they want to make sure the fire does not flair back up. the fire quickly spread from that first unit to three other nearby units. firefighters found a woman who was suffering from smoke inhalation, she is now being treated at the hospital and a total of 9 people were displaced, they were staying with friends, neighbors or at nearby hotels. several neighboring cities are working to keep this fire from jumping to other areas in the complex. that was no easy task given how large this fire was. it was like a giant match, flames were up above the level of the roof line and it was one big solid flame hooking up with

remnants of the flame hooking up above the main flame, like a huge forest fire. >> right now firefighters don't know what sparked this fire and we are told they have been called into this condo complex. they will be here for the rest of the day, although i spoke to the chief, he said the fire does not look suspicious on its face. the family living in one of these damaged units is out of town right now and does not yet know about this fire. reporting live in san rafael, alex savage ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:48, starting in the voluntary -- involuntary slaughter trial, they heard testimony from dr. conrad murray from 49 witnesses in the last few weeks. prosecutors are trying to prove he gave michael a powerful sedative that led to his death

and he is saying he did not administer the fatal dose and that michael jackson himself is to blame for his death. if you look at these tickets some of them are called snitch tickets and they show a video of your car, in many cases the police cannot identify the driver of the car. if that is the case, you are not legally obligated to pay it, so how do you know if you would been sent one of these snitch tickets. legal experts say it will list a court date and some say do not contact the court on the back and with tickets costing $400 you ared advice -- you are advised to read the fine print. but if you can't be identified, you don't have to pay the ticket. i am giving sal the green light to tell us what is

happening in the south bay. it is getting busy on 101 san jose, also 105 into cupertino and sunny veil, where a lot of people are going this time of mornings. it is already backed up on 237 as well and on 101 and now going on 280. this morning, same thing goes, we have a large back up of about 20 minutes before you make it passed the metering lights and then more time is needed to get to san francisco, via the bay bridge. southbound 101 from novato driving towards roland boulevard, there is an emergency lane closure and they determined it was unsafe to drive on. after 101, it's much safer for you, let's go to steve. they just tweeted about 15 more minutes, i think i just

saw that. i think we have a big change in our pattern and it will be in the form of colder conditions and this is not a cold front as far as rain but it is a big cold front because some of the cold air will start sliding in hereby tonight. it's what is behind -- here by tonight. it was behind it and we get some sun in the morning and we will get a big change, it is really cold for some, 31 and 32- degree readings, petaluma in town 38, far faction 38 so for most the coolest i could find around walnut creek is 42 and 41 near palo alto, red wood city 46, a lot of 40s towards santa clara valley and some of that rain could have a thunder

showers embedded and also you can see some of that green turning to white which means it is a cold air mass. a winter weather advisory starts at 5:00, takes us to the sierra nevada. if you are traveling, now is a good time to go and that snow level will start to plunge. really cold dynamic -- dynamic system exists into tomorrow, the biggest news is the big drop in temperatures and i don't think it will last very long. 10 to 15 degrees colder but again, a little bit of sunshine in the morning and if you need to get out and work out and do some errands, say goodbye. in fact if anything, upper 50s looks to be the norm and saturday morning, increasing clouds, one more system, looks like a break monday and

tuesday. thank you sal, steve? there is good news from the week's jobless report, they have dropped to 39 7,000 people bringing it to the lowest level and this is only the third time since applications have fallen below the mark. they rose to a rate of 3.1 analysts say it's a good sign for corporate profits and may lead to more hiring. new york stock exchange shows the dow jones industrial average up about 92 points, 11928, not a lot of optimism with europe and to the g-20 summit, greece in particular, we'll see what happens as that meeting unfolds. apple is addressing the battery life of its new iphone, we have found a few bugs, they expect

to release it in just a few weeks. apple says the battery problem should be fixed in time for the very important holiday shopping season. >> time now 6:53 we have a lot more to tell you about, about the overnight downtown oakland occupied movement. we will tell you more about the morning commute coming up.

update our top story. a riot on the streets of oakland, at least 100 arrests and a ugly scene in downtown oakland, and there's a lot more going on. >> we want to take you to the port p protestors returning this morning following yesterday's massive occupy oakland demonstration. the port saying this is really hurting the economy here. we'll have team coverage coming up on mornings on 2. sal, what is happening on the roads? >> it will be busy out there, dave. let's go outside and look at some of these pictures, 37 at 101, they have just reopened those lanes, but the traffic is still slow coming down from petaluma to novato. also the morning commute at toll plaza is backed up for a 20 minute delay, and if you're driving in the south bay, the traffic is going to be there.

>> sunshine in the morning, then increasing clouds throughout the afternoon. some light rain but more so tonight into tomorrow morning when it urns much colder. highs now 50s and 60s. >> thank you. coming up next on morning on 2, it happened overnight, the occupy oakland protests turned into a full-scale riot. what led to the violent clash between police and protestors. also protestors going back to the port of oakland. live team coverage for you. stay right here with us!

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