30s and we still have showers. live storm tracker 2. most of it has moved through and you can clearly pick out the front. here's the front it's moving off this way and you can see down toward san jose, down toward morgan hill. you are seeing more showers. the rain has not been heavy at all today but it's been light, can consistent and right in the afternoon commute. we have a chance for snow in the mountains and a very cold overnight low. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >> you can track our wet weather on our website just go to ktvu.com. just click on our weather tab to see the radar in your neighborhood. the occupy oakland protest is still going strong even though a couple of people derailed what had been a peaceful protest involving thousands. our live coverage starts with

jade hernandez. who's about to show us the weapons police say were used against them. >> reporter: we're going to show you in just a second. we want to show you first that there's a lot of graffiti still throughout oakland. this is just one example here at 14th and broadway. only 12 hours after officers used force to move anarchists, city leaders layed out their side of the story, literally. about 200 protesters tried to occupy a foreclosed building around 16th street admit night. >> there's reports that they were armed with rocks, bottles and other incendiary devices. >> reporter: officers pulled out tear gas and smoke grenades. >> we obviously changed our tactics from a peaceful right to assemble to something for of eluding and criminal behavior. >> we have too many people. >> reporter: police arrested

about 80 people. a handful were hurt including three officers one of which was bitten by an occupier. one bottle labeled last resort was one thrown at an officer. >> for weeks i've been asking the people at the plaza to work with us, to communicate with us, and because last night we finally had communication we were able to help. the police isolate and move in on a very small and violent group. >> reporter: that communication coming in the form of tweets from the occupiers trying to prevent the violence. those tweets did not prevent the chaos. >> a very small group of people can create chaos to try to provoke a police reaction. >> reporter: despite disagreeing on whether they had the right amount of officers on the streets of oakland yesterday afternoon, interim

police chief howard jordan said they had over 400 police officers spanned out on the street overnight and they will continue to have a presence on the streets today and tomorrow. jade hernandez. >> more details now a special oakland city council meeting is just about to get underway. city officials say the aim is to discuss the recent violence and to evaluate the next steps moving forward. we're going to bring you that meeting live right here on ktvu channel 2 at 5:30. a lot of people are twitting on the occupy oakland website that they are furious over the violence. they are saying things like, go screw up someone elses protest. >> reporter: frank okawa plaza is a tent city and those tents came in handy late this afternoon when it started raining. but people say a little wet weather won't chase them away.

within a few blocks of frank ogawa plaza protesters were cleaning up a mess they say they didn't leave. walls scared from graffiti after last night's riots. >> what i was worried about is that the small shop owners when they got here i didn't want them to see this when they got here. i just wanted to clean it up. this is our community. >> this is hard work in many cases people paid for the cleaning supplies out of their own pocket, this college student says she spent $25. >> i feel like the, immature actions of a few are making the most of us not look very progressive. >> reporter: almost everyone here says that the an athat anarchy and violence was created by a small amount of

people and they don't want to be mixed in with those people. >> people that don't look closely may think that's the core of it. >> reporter: in effort to reclaim the message of nonviolence a group from occupy met today and agreed to visit the small surrounding business in their last few days to express their frustration for what happened. >> get respect back and trust. >> reporter: and we're back live at the plaza where folks have also been discussing how to prevent those responsible for last night's destruction from doing it again. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. just hours ago we got a list of the 101 protesters who arrested in oakland last night. we now know who they are, where they are from and the crimes they are accused of. ktvu's paul chambers is pouring over that list. two protesters were hurt last night when they were hit

by a car. we have video showing the incident. it started with a car not being allowed to pass through. it happened just a few blocks from the tent city in frank agawa plaza. rita williams is here with more of that video so you can decide who is at fault. >> reporter: we are here at 11th and hardway, and you can see traffic is moving smoothly but that was not the case last night. the officers had just left the driver of a car that had injured two protesters leave without -- amazingly the entire

event took only about 15 second. you see protesters marching through the intersection then a lone protester standing in front of a mercedes pounding on a hood. then seconds later the mercedes moving forward. two people were taken to the hospital, treated and later released. >> we don't know what was going on the mind of the driver. i don't want to even make a conjecture at this point. >> reporter: they only took witness information for oakland police. but opd said they could not respond. oakland police now will determine if charges will be filed against the driver. >> do you know the folks that got hit by the car last night? >> no i don't know them. no. >> reporter: no one at the occupy oakland encampment said they knew the injured protesters and from the license plate on the mercedes we identified the registered owner but we've not been able to reach him for comment. reporting live in oakland, rita williams. things are back to normal

at the port of oakland today at noon. protesters and truck drivers faced off early this morning. demonstrators put up medal fences. some drivers say they sympathize with the movement but also believe it's misguided and could cost them work. >> are you going to lose money because of this? >> of course, you have -- you can do anything with this close so you support your family. >> reporter: demonstrators left around 4:00 this morning. you can log on to ktv u.com for all the latest moves the protesters are making around oakland. we have a right to know who's involved and what decisions were made and why. the house energy and

commerce house committee voted 14-9. they are seeking -- democrats say the subpoena is nothing more than a political ploy. >> apparently what the committee really wants is a confrontation with the president not information for the investigation. no wonder the public holds this congress in such low regard. >> reporter: but republicans say they want to know if the solyndra loan was a political favor. they note that a top solyndra executive is also an obama supporters. hundreds of employees and advance microdevices will lose

their jobs in the next couple of months. the lay offs will take place across the globe so it's not clear just how many jobs will be lost here in the bay area. they expect to see drops throughout the day. it's only the third time since april claims fell below 400,000. california topped the list for a surge in claims. mostly due to lay offs in the service industry. the decision by greece helped boost wall street today. the reversal led to a second day of strong gains in the u.s. market. the dow jones industrial average added 208 points. the nasdaq closed 57 points

higher. the beginning of the g20 summit in france is off to an uncertain start because of doubts about italy's economic standing. they would hope to negotiate ways that richer nations could help the situation. but without a clearer picture of where europe is now they put off the plan. this foreclosed home in san jose is now for sale but a homeless group has a new and controversial idea of how the bank should deal with this property. the trial of michael jackson's doctor just entered a crucial new phase, we'll tell you what happened just about an hour ago.

the marin county coroner's office says a body was found

today inside a san rafael condominium heavily damaged by a fire last night. the victim's identity has not been released but they say it might be of a 90-year-old woman. nine people were left homeless. a large south bay homeless group says they have the moral right to live in vacant foreclosed homes. the group's members toured the house they want to occupy one way or another. >> reporter: this foreclosed home near downtown san jose has been getting a lot of attention. not just from potential buyers but from that homeless group who says vacant properties as a solution to homelessness. >> we're going in. >> we're going in. >> it's very spacious. >> from the pictures that i saw it was really nice. >> reporter: these are members of cham, that has in the past

succeeded of living in homes by squatter. >> well, i'm living in a tent right now, this would be like a mansion to me. >> the bank would just have to write it off. what's going to happen is a home like this is going to be bought up by speck specklators and it's going to sit vacant while others sleep under bridges tonight. >> reporter: one realtor says both scenarios would be difficult. he says banks list below rate to get a quick sale. and banks are too concerned about liability to let the homeless in temporarily. >> they would have to take up insurance in case anybody gets hurt on the property. >> we think it goes against the moral law to let vacant properties stay vacant just for someone to make a few dollars. >> reporter: a coordinator for occupy san jose says that group could join c.h.a.m. >> we don't like foreclosure, we don't like greed. >> reporter: i talked with a

bank of america representative about 45 minutes ago who said the bank needs to see a full proposal before commenting but adds b of a has donated houses to the city for charitable causes. c.h.a.m. says their next step is to talk to the city of san jose for help. earlier today the prosecuting attorney in the murray trial tried to convince the jury that dr. murray gave jackson propofol without his knowledge. >> that conrad murray caused the death of michael jackson. >> later in the day dr. murray's defense team tried to discredit the prosecution's team. they said murray may have made

mistakes but none that amount to manslaughter. a dozen people lined up outside the courthouse. several of them dressed up like clowns. they say dr. murray is a good doctor who has saved lives. yosemite is set to offer free admission this veterans day weekend. the free admission is for entrance fee only. all other fees are still in effect. turning back now to the bay area city, boy it's cooled down today. that's what you told us to expect. >> the big weather story is it dropped 23 degrees from the daytime highs we had yesterday. yesterday they were in the 80s. today we're in the 50s. here's the rain, widely

scattered showers, we haven't had reports of heavy rain but just light can consistent rain where the windshield wipers are on. as you drive on the east side of the bay and the corridor area as well, you can see the rain is coming down, very light rain. the reports under this cell is moderate to light rain. i suspect we have very cool air. so the radar is picking up on some ice crystal stuff. it gives you a little bit of a heavier run that's been occurring. these clouds thicken up, we have a little sun and rain. the accumulations they are not going to amount to much tonight. what is noticeable it's a very cool daytime highs we had. 15 to 20 degrees cooler in

what's going to be really visible and notable tomorrow morning will be these overnight lows. we have 35 in santa rosa. concord when you send those kids off to school, 42 degrees that's cold. you will notice it when you get up. it was crispy this morning. it's going to be really cool tomorrow morning. daytime highs tomorrow warm up. that cool air is pooled in behind the front. cold front sweeps through. behind the cold front is cold air. it's just filling cold air into the bay. that cold air is going to impact our forecast for the next three or four days. when i come back i'm going to tell you how cold it's going to get in the next few days. we're going to talk about

showers in the five day view. six penguins made their debut today at the zoo. they were penguins found starves off the coast of brazil. these six did not acclamate well and were adopted by the san francisco zoo. >> the rehabilitation deem had the letting these guys back into the ocean was not going to be a set up for success. >> reporter: now they're ready to greet visitors along with the other penguins. you will know the newcomers by their bright green tabs. it is the newest hottest thing when it comes to celebrity endorsements and it involves a well known bay area tech company. why mayoral candidates said that they are teaming up

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five candidates for mayor of san francisco joined forces today on an attack of current mayor ed lee. they are accusing him of illegal campaign activities they also say he's trying to steal the election. >> i don't know how many times ed lee is going to try to launder money and still realize

that it is still dirty money. >> in areas of china town in district three and he had people who were out there showing them how to feel embellished. using stencils to feel embellished, that's something undeniable. >> reporter: leland yee, dennis herr era and joanna ruiz standing in solidarity. they are calling for an investigation. lee's spokesman called the attack a quote desperate dog pile. >> we've been the first to denounce any questionable activities by anyone in the campaign. >> winniker said ed lee's campaign is 100% in compliance with the law. the man who has sued for

half ownership of facebook has been ordered to return to the united states. paul saglia claims he has a contract with mark zuckerberg giving him a 50% stake in facebook. the company is now worth an estimated $50 billion. seglia has been living in ireland. yesterday a judge ordered him to return to new york to search for a missing flash drive. attorneys believe that flash drive contains important information that saglia's claim is false. many are advertising their services on tweets.

old navy recently hired khloe kardashian. for $8,000 she september a tweet that said old navy jeans make your butt look scary good. this seat shows 100 million plus, people were arrested last night. i will tell you who they are, where they are from and the charges they could face.

they are the people set to be behind the problem that started in the midst of a peaceful protest. just about two hours ago we got a list of all those arrested

early this morning when a small group broke out from a crowd of thousands and turned to violence and vandalism. ktvu's paul chambers live in oakland with who these people are and where they are from, paul. >> reporter: since we got that list i've been piling through these five pages of all these names. a lot of them are still here in the jail. and we've actually seen a couple of them come out in the last few minutes. >> 76 men and 26 women were arrested last night and can face numerous charges. but who are they? some are from oregon, utah, texas and new york. others are from southern california. but many of those arrested are from right here in the bay area including san francisco and berkeley. more than 1/3 arrested are from oakland. most were taken into custody for charges of remaining present at the place of a riot. other more serious charges include obstructing officer, defacing or destroying property with graffiti and battery against an officer. one oakland man was arrested on

assault with a deadly weapon and another man from elk grove faces a vandalism charge after an officer witnessed a suspect breaking windows at city hall. the district attorney can charge both men with felony. >> i don't want to label them as any particular group because i don't know that. generally we can serve them anarchist, people intent on hurting officers. >> these movements can't just be subdued demonstrations, people are angry. people have the right to be angry. >> reporter: now police claim it will release video they got from these problems that happened last night. these are cameras they wear on their uniforms they expect to release that tomorrow. paul chamber, ktvu channel 2 news. a special city council

meeting is getting under way right now at oakland city hall. the aim of the meeting is to decide what the next step is with the tent city and the occupy protest. they are also expected to discuss how police should respond to the protesters and the use of force specifically the firing of less lethal projectiles into the crowd. the meeting was scheduled late last night following the first wave of protest that turned violent. we are continuing to follow this meeting once it gets under way. we'll have more for you coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. the chaos last night in oakland caused by problems for local businesses. a supermarket, banks and local shops were vandalized or forced to close early. tom vacar tells us how one major redevelopment project that could create a lot of jobs could be at risk because of what's happening to oakland's

reputation. republican presidential candidate rick sontorum says despite his weak showing, do not count him out yet. >> we have a good track record. i think people are going to start looking and betting on the horse that has run the race before and has a good record of finishing strong. >> reporter: santorum appeared at a lions club at new york today. the former senator held an event at each of the early voting states. another republican candidate michelle bachmann told student, for the sake of your future, america and occupy wall street in particular needs to wake up and stop blaming the free market, stop blaming capitalism, stop blaming job creators for the failures created by selfish politicians.

bachmann also says all americans should pay taxes. she says even if people can only afford to pay $10 they need to be invested in this country. well active duty military men must shape up or ship out, that's not the case for military wives. many are opting for a free surgery procedure that comes with a high price tag for taxpayers. >> reporter: while their husbands were off serving the country, training for then fighting in several wars, federal health records show 10s of thousands of military wives like heather mcclelan were at home gaining weight. >> i know i suffered from depression, and we just want to eat. >> reporter: embarrassed and worried about her deteriorating health, heather was hitting the

gym. >> no matter what i tried, i could not lose it. >> reporter: they declared heather obese and approved a bareatric procedure called a gastric sleeve. the surgery didn't cost healther anything, covered by the military's version of health insurance. from 2001 to 2010 we discovered the army spent about $186 million. the air force nearly 75 million, the navy 73 million. active duty marine wives and retirees expected about $22 million in weight loss surgeries. coast guard dependents about 7 million. that adds up to nearly $363 million from the military

budget. >> it is a political mine field. >> reporter: todd harrison is the director of the budgetary assessment. >> when everything is free, people are going to tend to use it more than they would. everyone if they had to pay some nominal amount for it. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel sebesta says shedding pounds by surgery saves tax money by preventing medical complications from obesity. as for heather, she hopes bariatric procedures remain an option. >> what about my quality of life, you can't really put a price tag on that. >> reporter: it has now been

several days since about a dozen members of congress began a very tough exercise. east bay congresswoman barbara lee is one of those living on food stamps for five days. that amounts to less than $5 a day. the congresswoman said she has had to shop very carefully and make her food last longer. but she said her hardship is nothing when you compare it to people who live in poverty every day. >> children go to school hungry, families, mothers and fathers try to figure out how they're going to take care of their kids and just survive through the day. >> reporter: our crew went shopping on food stamps with peninsula congresswoman jackie speier who is also surviving on food stamps this week. the united states and marine corp. today kicked off it's toys for tots campaign. they will ask shoppers to donate toys or cash to the toys

for tots foundation. so are you part of a thanksgiving travel trend? why the turkey won't be the only thing that's stuffed this year. plus on the heels of another fair hike announced today. the one piece of advice for holiday travelers. and the complaints have been coming in steady about the iphone 4s, the issues and what apple plans to do about it. state farm. this is jessica.

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fewer people will be traveling by air this thanksgiving holiday. according to the air transport association annual forecast, reports will see 37,000 fewer passengers per day about a 2% drop from last year. that doesn't mean more room on the plane. airlines have cut down on flights. meaning the flights that are out there packed to capacity. another air fare hike for most domestic routes. ticks tickets on u.s. air will go up by four to $10. that air hike was quickly matched by competitors including southwest .

and apple says there's a glitch with their iphone 4s battery. apple says it plans to roll out a software upgrade to fix the problem but didn't say exactly when that would be available. amazon.com says it's setting up a lending library for kindle users. they'll be allowed to borrow only one book a month. the books will play on kindle twices but not on kindle apps. it is possible for a person to have two flu viruses at the same time. the study found that in 2009 a few people tested positive for both the h1n1 flu strain and the seasonal flu strain. the researchers say it's a rare occurrence and they say the persons with the dual virus did

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this was one of the vandals targets during all of the occupy general strike protests yesterday. the whole foods store 27th and harrison streets just north of lake merit. the word strike as you see there was painted across the front wall and a window was smashed. that store is cleaned up and opened tonight. but the effects of last week's vandalism and violence are being felt the day after and beyond. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar, just in the past 15 minutes now you put a new letter out to mayor quan and it comes from the chamber of commerce. >> it's fair to say that this

letter is quiet scathing. here's part of it. hiding among campers and protesters, vandals commit acts of property destruction and violence that hurts us all. leadership is required. obviously another red flag for oakland. at the 817 cafe, business is down. >> in this economy it's hard enough to do business. >> reporter: this kind of worldwide spectacle doesn't help. >> i think that the media likes to play on people's fears of the area. >> reporter: those who say it's peaceful are aiding and abetting by not turning in those who are not. >> reporter: businessmen real estate developer phil agame told me with hardly no police presence he had to guard one of his buildings with a shotgun. nonetheless he still sustained substantial damage. that is not good for bringing in new business tenants. >> clearly people who are choosing a place to conduct business want to know that it's

a safe place to conduct business and that it's stable. >> i think the reputation of oakland to the outside world is really not a good one. >> reporter: joellen spentner says that handling of occupy oakland is not giving a good view of oakland. >> unpredictability is really dangerous for business and will make them quite skeptical to prove into the area. >> we're looking to attract a great deal of capital to that project. it's going to create a lot of jobs. >> you're really talking about a handful of people who are really causing a lot of problems. >> reporter: but that small handful makes it harder to

recruit talented businesses. reporting live from oakland, consumer editor tom vacar channel 2 news. on capitol hill, democrats failed to get enough votes to pass a piece of president obama's jobs bill. the bill would have provided $60 billion to fix roads and bridges across the country. but it also would put a surtax on millionaires to fund the project. that is something republicans would not support. >> the idea of raising taxes permanently for spending programs that are temporary is bad policy. >> republicans want the senate to pass 15 bills already approve bid the house. those bills seek to cut federal regulations and give the green light to more offshore oil drilling. our julie haener is live in the newsroom now with some of the stories we're working on for ktv you u channel 2 news at 6:00. >> an 11-year-old girl with

cerebral palsy is paving the way for a new treatment. why her progress could help many others get help too. this video shows san francisco police overstepping their bounds. the police chief reacts to the video. and more information on the radiation coming off your pg & e smart meter. coming up next. officials say new figures this year show higher levels than the worse case scenarios predicted by climate experts just four years ago. the usda also released the results of a seven year study showing the e if he affects on the water in the bay. the sierra snow pack is also

expected to shrink. nasa scientists are monitoring an 18-mile long crack in a south pole glacier. they expect a piece of that glacier to break off and create a crack the side of new york city. the crack is a natural occurrence and is not related to global warming. bill martin called this morning's weather crispy. and bill i think tonight we worked our way down to soggy. >> soggy, and tomorrow morning it's going to be crispy again. it's going to clear out, it's going to get cold. it's 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. remember yesterday, look at today it's wet out there. this stuff is not really making a big dent. you've got light rain, most of this is just creating nuisance showers on your afternoon commute. so here's how it goes. showers and chilly tomorrow morning. your weekend the cool weather

stays and the showers back in the forecast. 52 right now in concord, 52 in fairfield. this low pressure center comes through, it leaves. the cold air sits in behind it. when that cold air lingers and winds die down tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning mostly clear and school. tomorrow morning we get into a chance of showers again into saturday evening with the next weather system. another weak one. just sort of an unsettled showers. maybe three to 6-inches down to about 4,000 feet. that winter weather advisory stays in effect until friday morning. the forecast model does this with the rain, thursday at 11:00 here we are, light scattered showers. then we go into the evening and it clears right out. that's when you get up tomorrow morning it's clear and it's cold. so tomorrow morning friday as

you get over to take your kids out. you're going to want jackets. the rain comes back again. light scattered showers. i know this looks like a big deal. low grade showers. look at the highs, these are 20 degrees cooler than what we achieved yesterday throughout the rest of the bay area. noticeably cooler with fremont, pleasanton, los gatos and pleasanton topping out at 60 degrees. your friday forecast has lots and lots of clouds in it. it would be nice if it would just rain already. it's going to stay drizzly and sloppy and messy and cool right through the bay area weekend. we'll see you at 6:00. it could be another good crab season. that's the word from state biologists who say crab populations appear to be strong. the crab season starts saturday for recreational fishermen. more than 10 years have

passed but a memorial to one group of september 11 victims is not complete. what's holding the project back and how their families are making sure they're not forgotten.

ten years after the september 11 attacks a memorial to the heros of flight 93 is still unfinished. today volunteers came to the

nation's capital to make sure they're not forgotten. >> and we're very grateful that people are not putting this behind. you know past the tenth anniversary that they still are coming to the memorial because they still feel connected to september 11. >> the memorial is under construction in shanksville pennsylvania where flight 93 bent down. it's meant to honor the 40 people who gave their life to keep the terrorists from hitting another target possibly the white house or congress. their family members today took on the role of lobbyists asking for money to complete the memorial. >> we'll plant 40 memorial groves and we'll do educational programs work at the site. >> reporter: so far public and private donors have contributed $52 million to the shanksville memorial project. family members hope to raise the final $12 million by next may. up in 90 seconds, new

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the way for many more suffering from cerebral palsy. new allegations of police misconduct in san francisco. why that's also raising questions about the city's race for mayor. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the intensity of the occupy oakland rally is still going strong tonight. this is a live look inside the oakland city chambers where we are waiting for a meeting to get underway. the council will be taking public comment about all the violence and the encampment going on outside of city hall for weeks. jade hernandez is in oakland beginning with city hall's reaction and the handling of all the action, jade. >> reporter: hours ago interim police chief howard jordan