it's still unclear will happen next, why some city councilmembers are struggling with how to move forward. >> and rain overnight, not much but a little bit, and cold temperatures. but are we done with the rain for the weekend? >> another huge big money project for pg&e, and it has pads for the pipeline disaster. and a big decision involving a big bank, a prominent member of silicon valley's exclusive one percent club. mornings on 2 begins right now! good morning to you! >> good morning. >> welcome to mornings on 2. it is friday, novemberth.

it was the subject of a marathon council meet that ended late last night. but it is still not clear what will happen next in the occupy oakland movement. claudine wong shows us what happened when protestors moved inside city hall. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes, it appears the city council is struggling with what to do with this penalty city what will happen next. several members of the city council and even the mayor herself came out in support of the movement very early on. in fact, councilwoman brooks spend the night a few weeks ago in this tent city. show you video on october 11th that we got of her waking up in the tent city. she firmly came out in support of in movement and the encampment, and that's why her comments last night why so notable. >> i believe and understand the lack of hope and the pain and frustration that people are feeling. but i have been extremely

troubled, troubled, by how far do we allow your rights to go and infringe upon other people's rights, and they aren't considered? >> and this divided council seemed to be finding common ground on that sentiment. so much so, that councilwoman decide not to introduce a resolution in support of the tent city had was the plan for the night. it seems the protests and riots and the cost of the clean-up and backlash for businesses all having a profound effect. this, however, all comes as emotions still run high. >> could someone please call a police officer. you're under all citizens arrest! >> that was just one outburst of many last night at the interim police chief spoke last knight about threats to his officers, the cost for the response. he was booed by the crowd but the councilmen said they could disagree but had to do it

respectfully. so at the end of all this, no policy decisions made. the only decision was to come back to the table on this. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. one well-known real estate developer did his part to restore order during a riot in downtown oakland. he says there was virtually no police presence outside the historic row build ago early yesterday morning so he used his loaded gun to scare away rioters trying to get inside. they managed to damage the outside of the building. he put a major role in the renovation of that rotunda building. today a prominent silicon valley business man will announce he is taking his money out of bank of america. and even more people may do the same tomorrow, on bank transfer day. tara moriarity is in san jose right now with the details about this growing movement. tara. >> reporter: he's part of the

1% of well-known men in this area, mike fox runs this business here off component road in san jose. he is expected to announce today that he is pulling his personal thousands out of bank of america. the 75-year-old has had a longstanding account with b of a but says he is fed up with the banks and can only influence people through example. fox says he is also asked his executive team to move a $4 million plus line every credit held by his company from b of a to another institution. many americans have criticized the bang for not doing more to help homeowners under water with their mortgages. but officials from b of a says the bank has made more loan modifications than any other lender and has modified close to 200,000 mortgages in california since the housing crisis began in 2008. the national transfer day was initiated in response to outrage over this $5 debit fee per month that. has been called off by a lot of big banks, but some say they're still fed up and going with

national transfer day. coming up later this morning we'll talk to mike fox himself. >> thank you. occupy santa rosa protestors are not seeing eye to eye with city officials about their tent city. on tuesday, the city council there said protestors could stay camped out as long as the two sides can reach an agreement on the conditions for the camp. however, yesterday protestors rejected the city's proposed requirements that prohibit pets and portable heaters among other things. other meeting is set for monday afternoon. our coverage here on ktvu continues on the occupy protests at our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. just click on the occupy protest link right there at top of the homepage. new unemployment numbers released just this morning show seemingly conflicting results on the one hand the economy added just 80,000 jobs in october, less than expected, and the fewest in four months.

but the unemployment rate actually dipped slightly from 9.1% down to 9%. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with an explanation of the numbers. republicans in the senate blocked another provision of president obama's jobs bill, $60 billion for roads, bridges and other infrastructure projects. the president pushed for passage of the bill, saying it would create tens of thousands of construction jobs. it was the latest part of the president's jobs bill to be voted down by republicans. pg&e plans to spend an extra $400 million over the next two years to upgrade its natural gas pipeline operations and improve customer service. that is in addition to the $2.2 billion pg&e already intends to spend on pipeline repairs and renovations. in the meantime, pg&e reported yesterday its third-quarter profits sell 22% compared with

the same time last year. a pile of tax returns left on the street causing hundreds of san francisco residents to worry about their credit. the tax returns were left outside the old jackson hewitt office on october 21st. the building's broker told the chronicle the bags of documents removed outside so a shredding company could take them away. that company never showed up. one former customer said she is trying to get jackson hewitt to cover her credit monitoring. we're getting a disturbing new look at the deadly shooting rampage at a carson city ihop in september. this is surveillance video of the gunman brandishing his gun outside the restaurant. police say this happened just moments after he stormed into the ihop. three people were killed in the restaurant, and one person was shot to death in the parking lot. police say he turned the gun on

himself and suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. sal is back, he's going to get us going this morning. what is happening out there? >> good morning. things are a little slower because of the wet weather on the bay area roads. pretty good showers overnight, and you are going to need a little extra time. let's go out and look at what we have here. northbound 101, you can't see it here but san pedro there's a motorcycle crash. it's not a major one but it's blocking a lane. i had the camera guys look for me, there wasn't a big backup northbound. southbound you can see is moderate as you head down towards the 580 interchange. also this morning, at the bay bridge toll plaza, this commute looks pretty good. no major problems. it's about a -- lighter than usual, it's backing up near the end of that parking lot and that's just a little better than it normally is. and if you are driving on 80 westbound between vallejo and richmond, traffic looks pretty good. i want to look at the freeway in livermore and castro valley,

westbound 580, just a little slowing into the main part of livermore and that's about all. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. no. >> thank you, sir is. >> happy friday. we do have clearing taking place and the cold air settling in, especially towards the north bay. some rain might be hanging on towards san jose but we're about done until tomorrow night. temperatures three days ago, sunny and warm. yes! san jose was 78. livermore 75. san francisco 74. beautiful. and santa rosa was 76. and so friday forecast, right on down. 59, 58, 60 in livermore. 59 in san jose. cool, breezy day. but the rain is ending. as that system slides south and east into the central california, also san was queen valley. also winding down in the valley. in the 20s and to the north clearing taking place already.

few showers holding on, but i think if you have afternoon plans everything will be fine. we didn't get that much rain. there's just teeny bit there. we'll get more from the next system coming in on saturday night, more in just a second. kenwood 31. maybe coder now. temperatures continue to drop. windsor in the mid-30s. marin county 38. and fairfax at 39 some there's some cold numbers up to the north. napa airport says 37. i think i saw 33 north of town near the district. 42 san rafael. 38 fairfield. so the clearing even with cloud cover starting to clear out. livermore 41 degrees now. so getting cold and that's going to be the theme here today and tomorrow. even though we'll have sunshine, it will be cool and breezy. we'll get some drying taking place, clearing tonight and temperatures will really take a drop and that next system will start to come in saturday afternoon, into saturday night. that one has a little more rain and that will give everybody some rain. north bay missed the rain. this is more about san

francisco, oakland south. but the rain ends, clearing, cool breezy and then tonight cold, cold, cold! tomorrow clouds increase, rain returns, and then we'll take that late afternoon overnight into sunday morning. some morning rain towards santa clara valley but again most of that is about done. some sun, some cool conditions and 50s and 60s on your temps. not much in the way of any difference here, coast bay or inland. everybody will be close on the highs. weekend in view, clear and cold saturday morning, clouds and rain saturday night. we clear out sunday night. monday and tuesday quieter. >> thank you, steve. winter has come early to tahoe. coming up how low the snow is falling and why it's good news for jobs in the area. and on this last day of the g- 20 summit in france, who the world leaders may call on to help end that debt crisis in europe. >> how would you revitalize a downtown? the city is asking for the public's help to do just that. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting

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good morning. interesting cloud formations after out system moved through. it's almost out of the area. man, is it cold out there! it will be mostly sunny, partly cloudy today, cool and breezy highs in the 50s. early winter storm has brought snow to the sierra. a winter weather advisory in effect last night but cancelled early this morning. if you're driving in the area, use caution because the roads are still slick. snow levels down to about 3500 feet. the early snow is good news for businesses in the sierra. ski resorts are hiring hundreds of seasonal employees, and donner ski ranch they have hired 130 people and are looking for more. >> specialized positions like snowboard instructors, and ski

instructors. >> boreal opened some runs last week. many of the ski resorts are planning for openings around thanksgiving. earlier this morning we learned employers boosted hiring last month, not a lot but just enough to lower the unemployment rate a bit. allison byrnes is here with what the labor department is reporting about the job situation in the u.s. allison. >> reporter: tori, that's right, the report shows the job market has improved only slightly over the last few months. now, employers added 80,000 jobs in october. that means the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 9% from 9.1% the month before of the most hiring was in professional and business services. leisure and hospitality and health care. manufacturing stayed flat, but government and construction hiring is down, and nearly 14 million americans are still unemployed. here on capitol hill, fremont

congressman pete stark is joining other democrats, calling for an extension of long-term unemployment benefits that expire at the end of this year. >> extending unemployment is a jobs bill. it's the people who will have this extra income that will allow them to make rent payments, allow them to buy some clothes or lunches for their kids at school. >> a hearing has just started here on capitol hill where the head of the bureau of labor statistics is testifying about his hiring and his not. i'll have that during my next update in about an hour. allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. g-20 sum in france world lead are looking a little ways the international man tore fund could help end europe's debt crisis. this is video of president obama arriving at the summit this morning. europe is looking to the imf is use its resources to help prevent the debt crisis from

spreading to large economies like italy and spain. the u.s. is paying close attention as europe is the largest trading partner with the u.s. and greek prime minister george papandreou faces a crucial confidence vote in parliament today. his political future rides on this vote as well as the european bailout plan that was agreed to last week. his party holds a slim majority of seats in the 300-seat assembly, only by slim margin of two. and members of his party have been calling for his resignation. they are angry he withdrew his plan for a referendum on the european union plan to bail out greece from its mountain of debt. back here at home, the city of hayward helping shrink fares in the past but want something more permanent to pull in shoppers and new businesses. hayward is updating its

official downtown plan, and tomorrow at 10 a.m. a community workshop will be held at hayward city hall. jury deliberations are about to begin today in the involuntary manslaughter case against michael jackson's doctor. he could get up to four years in prison. coming up at 7:35, what the prosecution and the defense said in their closing arguments to the jury. it's coming up on 7:18. two adults and two young children were seriously injured when a vehicle plowed into them in orange county. the mother and her adult niece were pushing the kids in stromers when a car hit them yesterday afternoon. a three-year-old was pinned under the car. the driver told police she didn't see the victims in the road. she was also taken to the hospital for an unrelated medical condition. the nba players and the owners go back to the bargaining table tomorrow, hoping to end the four-month- old lockout. but now reports about 50 nba

players held two separate conference calls with an antitrust lawyer. and they're pushing to decertify the union. the new york times says the players want to take that step if the latest round of talks fails. the month of regular nba season games have already been cancelled because of that lockout. and today is day two of the final champions tour of the year. it's right here in the bay area. fred couples and jay haas are tied for the lead at the charles schwab cup championship. the two shot, three under par to finish at 68, and yesterday's first round at tpc harding park. it was great towatch. the second round begins at 10:00 this morning. tori campbell is waving. >> freddie couples -- so easy and effortless. >> he's great, too. >> yes. mikary moore continues to visit

occupy protests across the country. but his recent stop wept that pleasant. how he lashed out at a reporter questioning his involvement in the occupy movement. plus a new drip in the justin bieber paternity scandal. why his accuser may end up in trouble with the police. >> if you're driving in marin county, it looks good. san jose, it's slower. we're you more about where the slow traffic is.

welcome back. movie maker michael moore continues him visits tots occupy wall street protests. now his latest stop in denver include a confrontation with a news reporter who asked if his wealth made him part of the 1% the occupiers are protesting against. >> i don't have dollars 50 million. is that what you do, sell rumors? you're just punk media, that's all you are. you lie to people. stop lying! stop lying. >> what else do you want -- >> he visited occupy wall street protests in several cities, including oakland and san francisco. in new york, mayor

bloomberg is urging the occupy wall street camp to change the way they deal with crime. there have been reports of sexual assaults and a possible rape at the protestors gathering place in the park. mayor bloomberg says instead of calling police, the protestors have chased people out, allowing them to commit another crime. one person at the camp has already been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault. the woman who was accusing justin benicia of fathering her child could face criminal charges. police say they could investigate the 20-year-old woman's claim she had sex with the pop star last year. if the allegation are true, bieber would only have been 16 and it would be considered statutory rape. the woman wants bieber to take a paternity test and pay child support. bieber denies the child is his. let's check in with sal. hey, sal, have the wet roads caused problems this morning?

>> they're still wet, and i guess i'm part of that punk media, but i don't lie! i don't lie! less go out and look at the commute now. out on highway 4, we've had slow traffic, but it's been just a little better than normal here. highway 4 in bay point looks good but still slow in antioch and a lot of people who watch from antioch say it's always slow in antioch. and i know it! 680 looking better this morning in this area. and so is highway 242. if that makes you feel better. let's go out and look at westbound bay bridge. that is backed up for about a 10-minute delay. it's a little better than normal here so sometimes on fridays we get -- friday better. and this morning's commute in livermore, slow traffic here coming into the main part of the livermore but it gets better by dublin and certainly better by castro valley. and again we showed u2 42, southbound 680 near the treat boulevard exit a minor crash on the shoulder. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir.

for some it's a little rain but that's mainly towards santa clara valley or monterey. but for the rest it's partly sunny, partly cloudy, and it's cold out there. for very cold. there's some foggy cold conditions in the north by. temperatures are about below freezing for a couple. our system didn't do much for the north bay, but rotated in behind that front is what is giving us a little bit of rain. most of that cleared the area and it's out. also down towards monterey. but for most of us we're about done. 31 santa rosa. 37 napa and san rafael down to 40. 38 fairfield. livermore 41. 44 redwood city now. even san jose at 48. so that's a cold air mass in place. 20s up in the mountains right now. things are calming down for the next system and that at the top of your screen that. will drop in and be a stronger system. give us more rain and more widespread rain than from this system saturday night into sunday. cold and foggy parts of the north bay, tracy up in rohnert park says cold and foggy there.

there's a lot of 30s up in the north bay and we'll end up with 50s for highs today. now we're cleared out and be really cold saturday morning. across the board, not just north bay. then increasing clouds, then rain saturday night into sunday morning. clearing out sunday night. monday, tuesday look to be drew. >> thank you, steve. a gunman out to commit robbery on a busy bay area freeway. >> with caltrans doing overnight, that might put a little of clay delay into drivers heading from san francisco into marin county. >> also the emotional plea from the mother of a missing bay area teenager. look, every day we're using more and more energy.

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. good morning. right now traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. no major problems getting on to the bridge. overnight construction in san francisco may affect your weekend plans. ktvu's kraig debro is live in san francisco with the road closure near the golden gate bridge. kraig. >> reporter: good morning, sal. it's going to be just in one direction, it's going to be overnight. so caltrans is kind of hoping it won't affect too many people. caltrans saying you can't get here from there, meaning park presidio, which is down the road from here, and it's just

northbound traffic. that's because the caltrans will be closing part of park presidio for construction overnight. we drove the route this morning, looks dark here but we have a map and photograph. it's doubles as highway 1, will be closed at lake avenue, all the way to the toll plaza. so at least you get a break there. the closure is part of the $1.1 billion driver retrofit replacement project crews are going to be working on the bridge. here's a map of what it will look like. red part is the part that will be closed overnight. and you can see how it curves around to the north and this is sort of an overview of part of the project. but if you still don't get -- we have a photograph. this is one of caltrans' webcams, obviously taken during the day. not today. you can get an idea of what is going on. so right-hand side is the northbound direction of highway 1, and then at the top of the

screen just before doyle drive, going across there, you can see a little part that curves off. that's the ruttman bridge. they'll be work wong that overinto the from 9 to 9 tomorrow morning, and it's just northbound direction. i talked to caltrans this morning, they tell me they're going to do both directions this weekend but decided to split it up. she says the plans are now that you do the southbound next weekend, so be aware of that. then also coming up in january, that's going to be the big project where they close doyle drive for the weekend. put in the ear now, because you're going to be -- big detours during the weekend. alternatives, one alternative coming from park presidio 101 is take 25th avenue, mauck a right on lincoln and over here. it dumps you out across the street there and get back on the golden gate bridge.

kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:31. the activists group move on.org will rally outside bank of america in downtown san rafael tomorrow promoting bank transfer day. supporters nationwide plan to take their money out of big commercial banks and deposit it into credit unions or community banks. the protests is in response to rising bank fees, including bank of america's proposed debit card fee, which it just scrapped this week. at least 650,000 people nationwide have signed up for credit union accounts in the past four weeks. the oakland police department has released statistics showing many outsiders were arrested during the riots early yesterday morning. it all 103 people were taken into custody. 76 are men, 25 are women. two others are teenagers. only about a third of those arrested are from oakland and at least nine don't even live

in california. police say they were among 200 people intent on overnight confrontation with police. they're accused of violence and vandalism that erupted after a largely peaceful day of protests. we talked to some after they were released from jail. they deny they're anarchists but are not apologizing for the violence. >> these movements can't just be these subdued demonstrations. people are angry. people have the right to be angry. >> one well-known rely estate developer did his part to restore order during the riot. he says there was virtually no police presence outside the rotunda building yesterday morning, so he used his loaded gun to scare away rioters, trying to get inside. our coverage on the occupy protests continues at ktvu.com. you'll find a slide show of images, just click on the occupy protest link at the top

of the homepage. a woman who was hit by a muni streetcar in san francisco last night is recovering this morning. this happened just before 5:30 at 19th and randolph street in merced heights. she was treated for non-life- threatening injuries. the crash sund investigation. a police search is happening now to find a gunman who tried to rob a motorist on interstate 680 in contra costa county yesterday afternoon. it happened near the northbound onramp at author road. investigators say the victim pulled over to get something out of his car, when the suspect suddenly came up to him and pulled out a gun. there was a struggle, the gun went off, shattering a car window. the victim was not hit, but he was still taken to the hospital. these police dogs were brought in to search for the gunman, but they did not find him. marin county's coroner is working to identify the woman found in the rubble of a condo

fire. during mornings on 2 yesterday, we reported firefighters had problems attacking it because of the intense heat. around noon, they discovered the body of an elderly woman. neighbors say it's likely the 90-year-old resident, but the coroner has to use dental records to confirm that. san francisco firefighters had an easier time extinguishing flames in the apartment building yesterday. they used their ladder truck to get on to the roof. it took about 20 minutes to put the fire out and we're told it damaged one apartment and no one was hurt. this morning the power is back on for hundreds of san francisco residents. pg&e says an electrical vault 14th and noe caught fire about 6:20 yesterday evening. about 3100 customers in the haiti western edition and castro neighborhoods were left in the dark but it's since been restored. police in pleasanton released some disturbing new information about a missing 15- year-old girl. her name is shelby harris.

she vanish halloween night. her mother thinks she's with a 25-year-old man. police have identified that man as gavin mcfate. he is facing several felony charges, including supplying cocaine to a minor. the girl's mother is making an emotional plea to mcfate. >> please, if you have any heart, if you really do care about shelby, if you do care about her, you would want the best for her and want her to be with her family, her friends, and school where she should be. >> cindy harris says her daughter has been hiding her relationship with mcfate. the two were last seen in concord on tuesday. police say mcfate is driving a black honda civic, late 1990s model. he replaces his license split on the car with a california plate. after six weeks of testimony, jury deliberations

are set to begin today in the trial for michael jackson's doctor. adam housley joins us live from outside the courthouse in los angeles, with what the jurors heard during closing arguments. and adam, any chance we could get a verdict today? >> reporter: yes, lot of legal analysts say there's a chance of a verdict today bus there's only one count against dr. murray, being involuntary manslaughter. you mentioned how long this trial has taken. a judge apologized to the jury last week for the trial took longer than even he expected. we're talking about well over 300 items of evidence, 49 witnesses spread out over 23 days of arguments and testimony. today boeing the 24th day. all that spread out over six weeks, and yesterday it all came to a conclusion as the prosecution and the defense made their final arguments. both sides making some points, both sides coming out swinging. the prosecutor at one time saying this is all about the actions of a man that the reason why dr. murray is being prosecuted has nothing to do with michael jackson being famous and everything to do with because this man they

believe is responsible for michael jackson's death. take a listen to a clip from both sides from the arguments yesterday. >> the evidence in this case is abundantly clear that conrad murray acted with criminal negligence, that conrad murray caused the death of michael jackson. >> they want you to convict dr. murray for the actions of michael jackson. they just don't want to tell you that. >> once again, both the prosecution and defense making the arguments yesterday. they both went over. the judge told them they had 90 minutes each, both went at least a half hour past that time limit. now the jury did finally get the case at the end of the day. they were sworn in. the judge didn't let them go home. so they come back this morning here, 9 a.m., begin deliberations. they'll pick a foreman and go at it. will they come back with a verdict of guilty or not guilty? we'll start to know in just a

short time. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, adam. go to sal, any good news about the toll plaza? >> well, if you look at it, it's a little better than normal. if you are driving into the city. if you look back at the area there at the top right hand part of your screen, normally lot of punched up traffic. today it's just a little better so we're looking for the bright spots getting into san francisco. and another bright spot is stopped raining in the bay area for the morning commute. steve will tell you more about that. you can see downtown san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looks pretty good approaching the 80 split. and no major problems getting on to that lower deck. and it appears to have droid off here in the city. also the morning commute, contra costa county as we look at our maps, still just a little bit of a slowdown southbound 680 treat boulevard because of minor crash. 80 is slow as you drive from san pablo and head to west

berkly. the 739, let's go to steve. >> thank you. very good morning. very cold friday morning. oh, man! i don't know, angry sky? >> yeah, angry sky. all right. definitely not friendly clouds. but we'll have some later today. we still have light showers holding on, some rain overnight. not anything too heavy. sun and clouds just really cold, cool and breezy day. rain in monterey. tonight will be really cold into saturday morning. there's already some 20s. some sun in the morning on saturday, clouds rolling in, rain starts in the north bay. overnight for everybody into sunday morning and then clearing sunday night, monday and tuesday looking quieter. couple days ago, just two days ago, we had temperatures in the 70s to near 80 degrees. today upper 50s for some, it's just really going to be a cool pattern here for a while. you can see the system to the north clearing out but fog

under that. some locations haven't had enough of breeze to scour it out and the system marches south and east out of the area. rain towards monterey. heading in there just southwest of santa cruz and few light showers around oakland as well. kenwood 29 degrees! 29 degrees! middletown, observer greta, 31. windsor 35. marshal in win county close to the coast, 38 degrees and 39. so temperatures are heading down. fairfield in the 30s. napa airport, only reason they're not colder is bus they have a north wind at 3. santa rosa 31. sonoma county airport 30. 41 livermore. 44 in redwood city. check on los gatos. still too clutch cloud cover. our system will continue to clear the area. there could be a scattered

shower but on the dryer side now. then we'll focus on attention on that system dropping down which will be here on saturday. so fog, some cold readings. time to get out the gloves and scarves! temperatures are cold now. upper 50s for many today. cool and breese. i think the win will kick in later on that. will take care of the clouds. but a partly sunny, partly cloudy day. very cold saturday morning. increasing clouds saturday. saturday evening, saturday night, the rain makes it in sunday. clearing out late sunday, hmong and tuesday dryer. >> all right. thank you, steve. a close encounter when an astroid is expected to pass very close to our planet. and why this could be a pivotal day in the campaign for presidential candidate herman cain. it's about building cars in america.

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stocks sliding ahead of a confidence vote for greece's prime minister that may determine whether european bailout package will go ahead as planned. and this morning's. >> reporter: on the job market shows 80,000 jobs were created for the last month, about half 158,000 added in september. still the unemployment rate edged down% from .1. a lot of jobs added by the private sector while the public sector is cutting jobs. dow down 164. s&p is down 19. sometimes with the market needs is a hot stock to give it a boost. but pam cook says the reviews are in and they are mixed over whether today's offering is hot or cold. pam. >> reporter: we're talking about groupon's deal of the day. shares in the company.

it's public debut. ringing the opening bell this morning. the ipo was priced at $20 a share last night. symbol grpn, right now still hasn't started trading to the general public yet. that's not unusual. lot of times when a stock is particularly when it's very popular, might take couple hours. but is it a good investment? groupon is valued between 10 and $11 billion, but so far the company is not making a profit. in fact, the chicago based coupon company lost $1million in the second quarter of this year. losses are down quite a bit. still lost continue million for the third quarter. but analysts point out that groupon's competition is growing. analysts also say that groupon spends a lot of money on marketing and advertising. but we're going to watch the stocks, see what happens when it opens. groupon going public today. pam cook, back over to dave. >> thank you.

time is 7:46. some hiring managers say a lot of young adults are text savvy but socially impaired. labor department says millenials, the name for people born after 1980, have one of highest unemployment rates out there. one headhunter said times spent online could be causing a lot of people to lose face-to-face social skills if they need to win a job. he says he has seen a change in the demeanor of young adults. >> more ill at ease dealing with what were standard questions at that time. for example, tell me about your strengths. tell me about your weaknesses. >> some companies are actually using etiquette coaches to teach manners and social skills to the young adults they do end up hiring. websites politico now reporting one of the women who accused republican presidential candidate herman cain of save. sexual harassment received

$45,000 as a settlement, more than the two or three months salary herman cain says he remembers the woman receiving. today her he speaks to a conservative group, in line with the tea party movement. texas governor rick perry also a republican presidential candidate says illegal immigrants should be allowed to move freely between the united states and their home countries, in order to find work. he says he opposes amnesty or a path to citizenship, but says deporting up to 15 million illegal immigrants is just not realistic. republican presidential candidate mitt romney is now getting details of how he will cut $500 billion in government spending if he makes it to the white house. >> like amtrak, but 1.6 billion borrowed from china to pay for it is not a good idea. i'll cut it out. >> he also says he would make cuts in aids to other countries

and federal arts programs and he says he would repeal president obama's health care reform plan. the president speaking at the end of the g-20 summit now in southern france. he's taking questions from reporters. let's listen in. >> they will do what they have to do, and the second part of my question is, how ward was it to convince these folks to do stimulus measures when your own stimulus measure is not going anywhere right new in capitol hill? >> first of all, we did not have a long conversation about stimulus measures. so that was -- maybe two or three g-20's ago we had a discussion about what steps could be taken to continue to spur economic growth, and had may not always involvement government spending. for example, the rebalancing agenda i talked about is one way in which we can make a big difference in spurring on global demand. it requires some adjustments,

some changes in behavior on the part of countries. but it doesn't necessarily involve classic fiscal stimulus. there wasn't dispute with the europeans. i think the europeans agree with us that it is important to send a clear signal that the european project is alive and well and they're committed to the euro. and that they're committed to resolving this crisis, i and think if you talk to european leaders they're the first ones to say that it begins with european leaders arriving at a common course of action. so -- >> that's president obama speaking at the conclusion of the g-20 summit in southern france. he says earlier progress has been made to put economic recoveries on a firmer footing. of course the agreements that was made last week for bailout plan is still up in the air depending on what happens in greece. we'll have more on the results

of this g-20 summit coming up in our next hour of mornings on 2. nasa says the earth will have a very close encounter with a large asteroid this coming tuesday, but it won't crash into earth. scientists are excited about this because this will be the closest an asteroid of this size has come in more than 30 years. but if you want to see, you need a telescope and it will be visible on the east coast. japan has now approved a plan to give $11.5 billion in public money to the operator of that tsunami damaged nuclear power plant. the ministry says the money will help this cash-strapped tokyo electric power company pay the massive costs of decontamination and future dismantling of hits reactors. the money is cooling from the fund is made up of all the japanese nuclear power plant operators as well as the japanese government. it's 9 minutes before 8:00.

tracking stolen bicycles in san francisco, which neighborhoods are a magnet for thieves? and unbelievable pictures, this doesn't happen every day. a real close call for whale watchers in santa cruz!

welcome back. if you live in san francisco, and you own a bike, where is the most likely place your bike will be stolen? developer phillip yip looked at three months of craigslist post reporting stolen bikes. he determines the mission district had the moist bike thefts. 43. south beach and the castro neighborhoods, tied for second place with 16. we have stunning video to show you of a whale sighting too close for comfort on the santa cruz coast. take a look. two whales suddenly leaped out of the water barely making a surfer and kayakers.

the surfer paddled to see the animals but didn't think she would come that close. boyologists say whales have been getting closer to shore and there's urging people to stay away. >> i believe i could walk on water that day, run across! >> just to get away? >> hey, sal, how is 80? how are the roads now? >> dave and tori, they're better than we thought they would be because it's raining, wet. this is a first wet weather we've had in a little bit. and i thought maybe we would have a messy commute. hasn't turned out that way which is good. it's also dried off a little bit. this is a look at interstate 880. as you pass the coliseum. so you can see traffic in both directions. that's a good commute for this time of morning. also we're looking at the bay bridge, it's beginning to lighten up quite a bit. you see spots where there are holes. no major delays, and to get on to the bridge, it does look good into san francisco. and this morning's drive in the south bay, we have slow traffic here on 280 northbound

approaching highway 17. a minor crash there, not causing a huge backup. if you're on the peninsula, 101 is looking good to the airport in case you want to catch a flight. 280 is clear from san mateo county all the way up into san francisco. 7:55. let's go to steve. >> on this friday morning we have some light rain holding on but emphasis on light. most of it out of the area but couple little showers, just decide to go stick around. we have some sun but it's not very warm. it's cold especially towards the north bay and maybe where are you. but a lot of 30s even a few 20s. there's our system. a front didn't do much. rotating offshore. that's what came through overnight. and that gave us about two/10- inch of rain towards san jose, more in parts of santa cruz mountains. and diane tweeted me, 42 in kings mountain. so that's cold even in santa cruz mountains even with cloud cover and just a couple showers. i think i'll san leandro hang out for 10 minutes. kenwood, 29.

middletown 31. mid 30s windsor and fairfax at 39 some there's a lot of 30s in the north by and right at 40 now for livermore. redwood city, 44. 40 at san rafael. it's cold. if it wasn't for the cloud cover, my breeze would be colder and that is what will happen tonight. today, partly sunny, partly cloudy. that next system will drop in late saturday. then this one will have more rain for us, and the rain ends for us then clearing and cool today. then tomorrow morning cold, very cold. clouds increase, rain returns late. takes us into sunday morning. even some fog up in the north bay along with the cold temperatures. but after that mostly sunny, partly cloudy. cool and breezy, 50s are very, very low 60s on the temps today. , 10ed outlook which has your weekend in view, does have a cold saturday morning. then rain saturday night into sunday. clearing sunday night. dry monday, tuesday. safety concerns mounting at one bay area school, what is causing the recent spike in prices? >> and what will be the next step for oakland when it comes

to this occupy oakland tent city in the concerns the mayor says she has and reaction this morning. >> he's one of first people in the 1% to take a stand against wall street. coming up, meet a san jose magnet, what he is doing when mornings on 2 continues. @

good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday, november 4th. it was a loud, long and late night, oakland city council meeting last night about the occupy protests. but it's stillaguamish not clear what will happen next in the oakland occupy movement. claudine wong joins us live to tell us what happened when the protestors moved inside city hall. >> reporter: a lot of emotions, and this morning the mayor and city council still thinking about what to do with this tent city. still here this morning. we just took a walk around the encampment. it's estimated to be about 165 tents at this point. people are just getting up and moving around, and city workers out cleaning the plaza around the area. this has been a scene for weeks now pretty much and people we

talked to this morning, however, were just passing by who work in the area say they are ready for it to go. one man says he is not surprised to hear some businesses here are considering not renewing their leases and getting out of oakland. >> within my business we just did. so i was thinking we might reverse our -- you get no a lease you can't change it today. but -- >> made you think you might want to? >> definitely. >> i actually bought a condo in 2000, and i have eight years left and if i can make it eight years, i might be moving somewhere else even though i really like it. unfortunately. things aren't moving in the right direction. >> the president of the chamber of commerce went to the meeting to express that, saying something needs to be done now. at least three businesses have cancelled deals to come to oakland because of the occupy oakland pro of the and what is in its wake. the mayor says it's a huge concern for her.

>> in a city like ours, where the unemployment particularly in the black community is 28%, losing 3 to 400 jobs of people who decided not to renew their leases or not come ear after we worked really hard is pretty painful. >> back live out here at oakland at the occupy oakland movement, so it appears to be two issues here. even people we talked to say they're ready for this to go, say they actually support the occupy movement. they support the protestors. the city councilmembers say the same thing, they support the occupy movement. that does not mean they support this earn camp. and they're saying at this point they trying to consider whether or not this has to go for all sorts of reasons, from economics to sanitation to just problems with the problems -- [not understandable] small group within this larger group. so uncertainty this morning, the city council just says they'll go back to the table and talk about it some more. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2

news. a well-known real estate developer helped restore order during the riot in downtown oakland, phil says he there was no police outside the row building yesterday morning so he grabbed a loaded shotgun to scare away rioters trying to get inside. today a prominent silicon valley businessman will announce he is taking his money out of bank of america. even more people may do the same tomorrow on bank transfer day. tara joins us live from san jose with details about this growing movement. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we're here front of emmy fox company, where mike fox is going to be making an announcement in about three hours that he has decided to pull his personal hundred of thousands of dollars out of bank of america. and by all accounts, he is part

of the 1%. his company is actually a home flown local beer distributor here in san jose. the 75-year-old has had a longstanding account with b of a, but says he is fed up with the banks and can only influence people through example. we received -- he says his father is also asked his executive team to move a $4 million plus line of credit held by his company from b of a to another institution. many americans have criticized the banks for not doing more to help homeowners underwater with their mortgages. but officials from b of a say the banks has made more loan modifications than any other lender and has modified close to 200,000 mortgages in california since the howing crisis began in 2008. national transfer day was initiated in response to the outrage over the $5 monthly debit fee. some banks backed off those fees, but customers say they have had enough. coming up at 11:00, we'll again

hear from fox and learn more about why he decided to take what many consider a drastic measure. >> thank you, tara. negotiations between occupy santa rosa protestors and city officials are getting off to a rocky start. on tuesday, the city council agreed to let protestors stay camped out as long as the two sides can come to an agreement on conditions for the camp. but yesterday protestors rejected the city's proposed requirements, which prohibits pets and portable heaters among other things. another manying is scheduled for monday afternoon. our coverage on the occupy protests continues at ktvu.com. just click on the occupy protests link at the top of our homepage. new unemployment numbers released just hours ago this morning show conflicting results. on one han the economy added just 80,000 jobs in october. that's the lowest amount in four months. at the same time, the

unemployment rate actually went down a bit, from 9.1% to 9%. coming up for you at 8:15, we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. to explain those numbers. republicans in the senate blocked another provision of president obama's jobs bill, $60 billion for reads, becomes and other infrastructure project. the president wanted to pass saying it would create tens of thousands of construction jobs. the president's job package has had a really hard time funding support from republicans it would partially be paid for by higher taxes on the wealthy. free wi-fi is coming to more parts of san francisco. the city already offers dozens of free hot spots. san francisco's chief information officer told the chronicle that starting in december, the city will rule out internet access to spots on market street from the castro to the ferry building. that should be completed by early next year.

online insults are being blamed for sparking physical confrontations at one east bay school. the principal of freedom high in oakley tells the contra costa times that negative facebook comments caused seven fights on campus since school began. to help diffuse tensions the school is offering anger management workshops. the school also wants parents to be more aware and plans to offer a course help them track their child's online interactions. a school administrator has been arrested on child pornography charges. 43-year-old steven shields is an employee at the vacaville unified school district but also works for the newark unified school district. police arrested him at his clayton home on wednesday after finding the material on his personal computer. investigators say there is no evidence he victimized any of his students. sal is back and again you're watching the toll plaza.

>> that's right. i think we'll like what we see here. as we look at the oakland area, westbound bay bridge toll plaza is going to be a little bit better than it normally is. but oakland and also 880 a little slow, 580 is backed up from near high street and it stays that way until you reach 980, just a little before 980, about hairston street is where it eases up. 80 westbound also slow from the albany hill. let's go out and look now at the toll plaza. i think you'll like that. look how much light terry is. and san francisco northbound 101, looks pretty good into the city. the other side. so northbound 101 traffic moves well. it 80 looks good even from daly city and pacifica on 280 and highway 1, just a little bit better than it normally is. 808, let's go to steve. >> thank you. before i get going, we fall back saturday night, sunday morning. set that clock back the way it

should be, one time all the time. but we do that saturday night, sunday morning. it's cold out there! some 20s showtowains kenwood. lot of 30s. our system is rotating out of the area so we'll have a mostly sunny, partly sunny day but cool and breese. some of those showers -- i'm not done yet with heading towards san mateo bridge and in between peninsula also san leandro, there's a few little showers. kenwood there's your 29. middletown lake county 31. yountville 30s. very cold numbers last couple days towards marshall, also fairfax it's been cold and 35 now fairfield. that's a big drop for them. 31 santa rosa. 37 napa airport. even 40 at livermore holding on there but not far away it's in the upper 30s. there goes our system. not bad. just -- looking extended outlook, i distinguish way out

there sometimes. 5, 7, 10, 15 days out. looks like a very, very active pattern here for us as we've gone from being very warm to now looks like it's going to stay very cold here. it won't be continuous but it looks like a very cold unsettled pattern for a while the rain will be ending, clearing and cool to cold today. it's cold for some of you. and then tonight will be clearing and very cold saturday morning. clouds increase, rain will return late afternoon for the north bay. but i think for the evening hours for everybody else, overnight into sunday. so we get some clouds. still some fog in the north bay. really cold readings there. the wind should pinning later we get a more northerly breeze, north westerly wind will help scour out the clouds but only 50s for a lot of these high temperatures today. saturday cold. saturday morning wind-protected areas will there be mid to upper 20s toward the north bay. 40s by the coast. increasing clouds, rain saturday night takes us into sunday morning. clearing late sunday. monday and tuesday dry but more rain towards the end of next

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good morning. still some partly cloudy skies around, most of the rain about

done, a couple -- and we'll see generally clearing skies, but really cool today. cold right now. temperature in the 50s. cool, breezy, rain returns again saturday night. it's 8:13. new unemployment figures were released this morning for the month of october. more companies hired workers last month, but as allison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, it only made a small dent in the unemployment rate. allison. >> reporter: the government was firing while the private sector was hiring last month here is the bottom line. employers added 80,000 jobs in october, the unemployment rate dropped to 9% from 9.1% the month before. the most hiring was in business services, leisure and hospitality, and health care. manufacturing jobs increased slightly. but construction and government jobs are on the decline, both sectors lost about 20,000 jobs last month. at a hearing on capitol hill

this morning, the head of the bureau of labor statistics played down the drop in the unemployment rate. >> i'm not sure i put a lot of stock into that because it's a small change, but that could be a -- encouraging sign. >> state, local and federal governments are all expected to continue to shed jobs over the  next year. reporting from washington, d.c., allison burns, now back to you. >> thank you. a rescue operation continues right now in china trying to reach 50 trapped coal miners after an explosion last night. one is brought up to the surface and carried through a crowd getting treatment. however, there are at least four confirmed deaths already. that mine explosion followed a small earthquake that occurred near the mine. also a philadelphia tugboat pilot will spend a year in prison for a crash where two

people were killed. now matthew dev lon, the pilot, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter this summer. he was using a cell phone according to prosecutors and a laptop computer when his tugboat crashed into a stalled sightseeing boat on the delaware river. two tourists were killed. he reports to prison if january. a woman is credited with saving her son's life before drowning in costa rica. a strong current swept 33-year- old woman had her son about a hundred yards off the pacific coast a week ago. a friend says she used all her energy to keep her 8-year-old son above water until she handed him to a surfer, who came to help them. she then disappeared under the water. she had just arrived on the island to started a kindergarten and small beach town about five weeks ago. this morning officials at

arlington will give an update on their efforts to make reforms. this follows the revelation last year that more than 200 gravesites at the cemetery were misidentified. in september the inspector general issued a report saying the mismanagement uncovered a year ago no longer exists. but the cemetery still has some problems including wait times of nearly 3 months for burials with full military honors. back here at home, a former member of oakland's black muslim bakery is due in court in 30 minutes from now. he is scheduled to be sentenced for his role in the kidnapping and torture of two oakland women four years ago. investigators say he and four others took the two women to an abandoned house, allegedly held one woman at gunpoint and tortured the other. in a failed attempt to find hidden drug money. one of those men is former bakery leader yousef bay, now in jail after his conviction

for ordering the killings of bailey and two others. graduate school of business has just received a $150 million donation from venture capitalists robert and dorothy king. it's the largest donation ever made to the business school. the money will be used to help graduate students from around the world create innovative businesses in their home countries. california's high speed rail authority has thousand formally requested the billions of dollars it needs to start construction next year. the agency adapted a funning plan seeking $3.3 billion in federal grants and 2.7 billion in state bonds to begin the initial segment of tracks through the central valley. the request goes to governor brown and then the legislature. the dungeoners crab season is about to start. it's expected for nobody good season.

sport fishermen statewide can start setting your nets after midnight tomorrow. for commercial fishermen the season begins november 15th. south of mendocino county and december1st on the north coast. it may not be taken within san francisco bay because it's home to crab nursery areas. it's 8:18. happening right now, president obama and french president nicholas sarkozy are in france honoring the alliance between the united states and france, just at the conclusion of the g- 20 summit. there's the french president who has played a crucial role in the leader of the european council and he has played a crucial role in trying to get the greece situation under control. of course, the prime minister of greece wanted to have a referendum on the bailout plan for europe and sarkozy and

german chancellor merckle played a big role in convince egg him to drop the referendum. but this is a -- ceremony that we're watching now live in france honoring the alliance between u.s. and france. obviously u.s. playing a big role in ending world war ii. >> and again the g-20 summit is wrapping up today. it's a big part of that ceremonial event. >> sound like the french national anthem they're singing there. that's happening right now. the search for an animal that is only 24 inches tall is happening at a bay area park. also a growing disaster overseas, the pictures to say it all. a quarter of a huge city now underwater. >> good morning. requirement now 237 stop and go traffic as you cross 880. traffic and weather minute ahead.

welcome back. story now about a tiny deer that maybe someone's form he pet but believed to be in danger. there have been three sightings of this, this is a monk jack deer. and that park, right next to the berkeley marina. reportedly people often dump unwanted pets in this park. the deer is only about 24 inches tall. it's illegal to keep one as a pet here in california.

so look at the picture. if you happen to see this deer, call berkeley animal services. it's the time to check in with sal, keeping a close eye on some of the slow spots. >> we're looking at some of these pictures and i want to show you that it's slow in oakland on 580. and unusually slow for friday because when you get to the toll plaza it will be light. but 580 is still definitely slow coming up and from at least hyde street, maybe longer. and 880 is slow into downtown. a live picture now show you that the bay bridge very small delays some most of the slow traffic is concentrated getting to the area. but once you get here it's fine. also we're looking at 280 san jose, that traffic continues to look good. so definitely is lighter than usual. let's go to steve. >> thank you very much. well, we have gone from a very warm week to a very cold pattern. it's -- there you go. 60-inch high-def tv.

partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. but very, very cool and a nice tweet from peggy in lafayette. she goes, i don't do well in cold. well, you're in trouble here future a couple days! it will warm up later but highs in the upper 50s and snow in the sierra, about 5 inches at lake level. at the keys, 10 inches at norton some not too bad. and there's a little rain just right there by the san mateo bridge. on the hayward side looking look it's heading towards the middle as well so that's about all that's left unless you're towards santa cruz or monterey. 30s. 35 fairfield. 31 santa rosa. may it to 29 kedwood. and we'll see a lot of upper 20s in the north bay tonight and tomorrow. there goes our system. it's on its way out but there's another one coming in tomorrow night into sunday. clouds, sun, cool, fog even parts of the north bay, 50s for a lot of highs today. it's just a really cold air mass so with your weekend always in view, saturday

morning will be darned cold. darned cold! then increasing clouds, rain saturday night into sunday. clearing sunday night and monday. and tuesday okay. looks look more rain towards the end of next week. >> all right. about 1200 mountain climbers are stranding in the foothills below mount everest. the airport where climbers fly into before making the climb has been closed for the last four days. government officials in the nepal cancelled all flights because of heavy snow and fog. eight lot of climbers are stuck sleeping in their tents and dining halls around the area because hotels quickly filled up. there's no letup. this is what you call flooding. this is thailand. floodwaters are turning roads into rivers. this morning one fifth of the capital city is reported to be underwater. the flooding started with heavy rains and tie lan's north in late july. rising waters are blamed for the deaths of almost 450

people. another huge big money project for pg&e. this one has ties to the pipeline disaster in san bruno. >> if you're going to marin county from san francisco, tell you why your trip to the county might be a little slower tonight. >> also, the moment of truth has arrived in michael jackson's death trial. we'll bring you a live update from the courthouse in los angeles. have to do is call.

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major improvements. kraig is telling us about work that will be going on on a portion leading up to doyle drive in san francisco. it could create some detours for people near the golden gate bridge, right, kraig? >> reporter: we'll take some people out of way, but fortunately there are some alternatives, so if you're trying to get from marin county or san francisco parts of san francisco to the golden gate toll plaza, this is a free direction, you might have a little delay. that is because of a closure this weekend. here's the map of the closure. sort of a diagram of the cloudsure. the red is the direction you cannot go between 9:30 tonight and a.m. tomorrow morning. that will be closed approximately 12, 12 1/2 hours. there are some alternatives we wanted to show you. but then when it opens up in the morning, however, should you have no problem. but it's just a northbound direction. now, later on couple months from now, we have bigger

project going on. and that project would be part of the doyle drive project. that project of course is a $1.1 billion project. it's a retrofit and replace. right now you're looking at video of the northbound drive and highway 1 to golden gate bridge. that will be closed starting tonight at:30 until a.m. they'll be doing the rickman bridge, which is basically a little tiny section of highway 1 that curves off to doyle drive. what will be the new doyle drive when it's completed. this project is scheduled to be completed in 2015. but caltrans says in a couple months from now they'll close doyle drive for the weekend. it was originally scheduled for january of 2012. but that is not etched in stone. it just talked to molly graham with caltrans. she says that date could change, could be a little bit further into 2012. but tell you about it because it will be a major adjustment

when it comes along. but tonight we have to worry about if you're going northbound on highway 1, it's marin county, the closure at 9:30 of that section of the roadway. by the way, one alternative is taking lincoln all the way here to the golden gate bridge. reporting live, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news no thank you, kraig. a police search is happening now to find a gunman who tried to rob a motorist along interstate 680 in contra costa county yesterday afternoon. it happened near the northbound onramp at arthur road. investigators say the victim pulled over to get something out of his car, when the suspect suddenly came up to him and pulled out a gun. there was a struggle and the gun went off, shattering a car window. the victim was not hit but he was still taken to a hospital. police dogs search for the gunman but could not find him. marin county coroner trying to identify the bod of a woman

found in the rubble of a san rafael condo fire. during ktvu's mornings on 2 yesterday, we told you in this fire san rafael firefighters had trouble putting it out because of intense heat. around noontime, they found the body of a elderly woman. neighbors say it's likely the 90-year-old resident -- is the victim but the coroner will have to use den al records to confirm that. san francisco firefighters had an easier time yesterday. they used a ladder truck in this fire. took them about 20 minutes to put it out. we've been told it damaged one apartment, but luckily no one was hurt. police in pleasanton have released disturbing new information about a missing 15- year-old girl. shelby harris vanish on halloween night. her mother suspects she is with a 25-year-old man. police identified that man as

gavin mcfate, who is facing several felony charges, including supplying cocaine to a minor. the missing girl's mother is now making an emotional plea to mcfate. >> please, gaff in, if you have any heart, if you really do care about shelby, if you do care about her, you would want the best future her and want her to be with her family, her friends, and school where she should be. >> cindy harris says her daughter has been hiding her relationship with mcfate. they were last seen in concord on tuesday. police say he drives a plaque honda civic and replaced his license plate with this california plate. senators pg&e plans to spend $400 million over the next two years to upgrade its pipeline operations and improve customer service. that's in addition to the $2.2 billion the utility already

intend to spend on pipeline repairs and renovations. meantime, pg&e reported yesterday that its third quarter profits fell 22% compared with the same time last year. the eviction at a jackson hewitt tax prep office was only the beginning of the headache for some san francisco taxpayers. bags full of tax returns were left on the sidewalk outside the storefront last month. the building's real estate broker toll the chronicle the documents were moved outside to so a vied sledding company could take it away but the company never showed up. now some customers are asking them to pay for credit monitoring. the former payroll manager for the san francisco giants now accused of embezzling more than $2 million from the team. 41-year-old robert o'connor had originally been charge with stealing $1.5 million from the giants. but prosecutors now say she stole an extra $700,000.

she has been dismissed from the giants staff and there are reports she's ready to plead guilty. after six weeks of testimony, jury deliberations are due to begin today in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. adam housley joins us live outside the courthouse in los angeles, so you think any chance there doing a verdict even today? >> reporter: yes, there's a chance a verdict could come today. they only have one counsel to consider, whether or not dr. murray's criminally negligent for the death of michael jackson. of course, that one potential thing they have to make a decision about is the only decision they have to make, other than fining a jury foreman and doing some. things a jury has to normally do. we are under the assumption the jury began their deliberations about 7 men ago. but my watch, they were supposed to start at 8:30. they generally started on time and have been known to be an on- time jury. so our assumption is that the

jury has begun their deliberations. we're not sure if the court will tell us if they have. we do know we will hear when they have come to a decision and we'll be given a warning. there are a lot of people that believe this jury will come back with a decision today. yet there are other people who do believe the opposite, the jury could take their time to ensure they get everything correct even though it's only one count of involuntary manslaughter. yesterday we had the closing arguments, both sides giving their final push to get jury to rule in their favor. the prosecutor coming out. hammering the defendant, hammering the defense, saying dr. murray is solely support for the death of michael jackson, the defense saying it's all just a tragic mistake and dr. murray is not responsible. take a listen. >> michael jackson trusted conrad murray. he trusted him with his life.

he paid with his life. >> you're going to hold dr. murray responsible, don't do it because it's michael jackson. this is not a reality show. it's reality. >> once again, those are the arguments yesterday from both sides. at left a little step in the. the judge had given them each 90 minutes to give closing arguments, both the prosecutor and the defense team went over that by at least a half hour. now you have on rather they have seen this jury 49 witnesses, well over 300 pieces of evidence, and they've had 23 days of arguments. today is the 24th day they've been in session. so they have a lot to go through having said that, depending on who you talk to, depends on whether or not you believe or they believe this jury could come back today with the verdict l that is guilty or not guilty. if conrad murray is convicted, of this charge, he could facing four years line bars and then there's the other question,

will he even ever serve time because of overcrowding in california prisons and jails? that's something they'll have to be determined if they is even found guilty. we'll keep you updated from the latest here at the courthouse in los angeles. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> see if the jackson family had showed up but we'll get those details later. >> they have been very add man about showing up every day. we want to check in again with sal on that friday morning commute. >> i'm finishing up typing this thing so i can show it to you here. my phone is ringing. i'm just doing a map here and i'll have it ready. we have some breaking news in san jose. a train has hit a pedestrian. let's go to had map. we found out a train has hut a pedestrian on the line heading up to -- station here in san jose. the train was capital corridor

train that was coming up to the yard. it was an empty train, but it's a delaying caltrain service in the area. this is on virginia street. the crossing there near virginia and drake, just south of interstate 280. this train has hit a person that person has taken to the hospital. this happened at about 7:45. couple caltrain service trains are delayed, so we will find out more about this for you. let's go to live pictures now. westbound bay bridge looks pretty good coming up. there's not a big delay at the toll ms.a. also this morning, san francisco, traffic in both directions is locking good. so we'll find out more about that news we just got into the newsroom here and have more on it later on. let's go to steve. >> on this friday rain overnight, most of that about -- we do get breaks now. lot more sunshine than clouds. still some puffy q's around, and not as angry as it was a couple hours ago but still

cold, cold morning. 20s, 30s and 40s and it will be a cool breese day. couple days ago we had mid-70s, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. that will not be the case here for a while. we're going upper 50s, maybe very, very low 60s, but i think a lot of 50s here as this air mass settles in. system is rotating in the central california heading to southern california up in the sierra, about 4 to 10 inches of snow fell around 4 to 5 at lake level. although on some -- one to two, just depends on where you were. some higher elevations had 8 to 10. there's our system over the san mateo bridge. how about that. that's about it. unless you're down towards monterey and now still probably in line coming out of the northwest. some of hit and miss showers. 31 santa rosa. upper 20s kenwood. napa 37. fairfield at 35. 43 now redwood city. 40 in livermore. so cold, cold morning. it's a cool pattern. it will be with us for a while. we get a break later today then wait forth next system to come in. that will be saturday afternoon, evening. and then rain saturday into

sunday morning. but clearing and very cold tonight into saturday morning. and cold morning will give way to mostly sunny skies but rain is about over. clearing, cool, partly sunny, mostly sunny here and then tomorrow morning, clouds increase, rain stronger system by the way, nothing outrageous but it's more rain than we had this les system. most of the rain towards the south bay. clouds, sun, cool. 50s for many today. if i think that breeze -- ones the breeze picks up we'll see clouds scoot down to the south. but clearing, cool with your weekend always in view, it's very, very chilly, cold saturday morning. increasing clouds saturday. rain saturday night into sunday morning. clearing late sunday. monday and tuesday dry. >> time is 8 i don't 8:42. drivers who didn't get enough sleep. it's a big day for a company well-known in bargain hunters. what is happening now with groupon. >> and what is next for occupy

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wall street, stocks down all morning. waiting for the results of a vote in greece that would be a vote of confidence for the current greek government after they decided not to hold a referendum on european bailout plan. so a lot of questions to remain on that issue. also new unemployment numbers came out, showed the unemployment market is recovering slowly. 80,000 new jobs were added. unemployment rate ticked down to 9% in october. right now the dow is currently down 150. nasdaq is down 29. and the s&p 500 is down 16. groupon made its ipo debut this morning after ringing the opening bell. they priced shares at $a share but right now groupon stock is now trading up almost 40%, up $8 to $28. the company lost $308 million during the first nine months of the year.

but the opening share price for the value of the discount deal company at $12 billion. some of the other top stories we're following for you right now, an early morning winter storm bringing snow to the sierra and rain here to the bay area. boreal opened ski runs last week. heavenly and north star tahoe plan to open two weeks from today. the g-20 summit in southern france just ended a short while ago. president obama and his closing remarks said the world faces challenges that put globe release recovery at risk but the leaders made some progress, turning things around. and a noisy late-night oakland city council meeting took place last night and signs they would like to shut down the occupy oakland camp. those after a long emotional city hall meeting. claudine wong joins us live now

from downtown oakland with more details. claudine. >> reporter: dave, this morning a viewer asked, isn't the issues that are facing -- oakland now the same for cities across the country? and the answer is, yes and no. certainly cities like san francisco, san jose, l.a., san diego, all dealing with how it deal with tent cities. but oakland has gotten national attention for a couple reasons, for the violence on a couple occasions here, and for the lack of communication. mayor quan said last night she talked with mayors around the country and they say they've opened communication between protestors and the city, something she says she does not have here. but will the city try to kick everyone out of the plaza? that is still not clear. people we talked to this morning say it is having a negative effect on the city. >> it seems like there's not as many people around. they're not sitting around socializing, eating lunches and

doing things. so yeah, i think it's time for them to move. maybe from this area. i support is very much. i do. but right here, it's just sanitation, it's not good. >> the oakland chamber of commerce also says at least three business transactions, businesses that want to locate here, are no longer going to. that means a loss of revenue and possibly jobs. it also sends businesses already here now saying they're considering renewing their leases. there is support on this council for the movement. but the message now seems to be support can't come at any cost. >> none of the expense of the people of businesses, jobs and i think that that's one of things that i want to be absolutely very clear, that we have the responsibility to do something about it. and we cannot continue. allowing the fact that we're moving in a direction that at some possibility collectively we'll have to resolve this.

>> back live out here at the tent city that is the occupy oakland protests, that meeting last night lasted more than five hours. no decision at the end of it. just a promise to come back to the table to keep talking. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you. a new study about drowsy driving. some interesting results. 96% of drivers surveyed by triple-a feel drowsy driving is unaccepteddable. but 32% of those people admitted driving when they were so tired, they had difficulty keeping their eyes open. >> i've drink tired myself. and the past, especially like long stretches of just straight and narrow. you kind of drift off. >> i've actually had the horrifying experience of almost nodding off just future a couple seconds and waking up and that's almost enough to get you out of it. >> a study last year found that one of every six deadly crashes and one in eight crashes

causing serious injury involved a drowsy driver. this new study coincides with next week's drowsy prevention week. new look a the deadly shooting rampage in a carson city, nevada ihop restaurant back in september. show you surveillance video of the gunman firing wildly outside the restaurant. police say this happened moments after he stormed into the ihop. three people were killed in the restaurant. another person was killed in the parking lot. police say he eventually killed himself. he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. new this morning, wounded congresswoman gabrielle gifford of arizona vows she's going to return to congress. this is in a new book written by her husband, astronaut mark kelly. the book is called, gabby, a story of courage and hope. it's due to be released november 15th. she was wounded in the january

tucson, arizona shooting rampage where six people were killed, 12 others were injured. the book gives all the details about the congresswoman's therapy and struggle to come to grips with the tragedy. the accused gunman remains behind bars. the palo alto school district has purchased new land for the first time in a half century. they now own two acres of land on san antonio road near middle field rolled. it used to be the peninsula daycare center. there are reports this could be the location of a new elementary school, the district wouldn't say exactly what plans it has for that property. the upcoming event that has nasa scientists and sky watchers excited. plus, they were stuck in that plane on the tarmac for hours. how jetblue is trying to make it up to hundreds of angry passengers. >> ktvu is following a train

accident in san jose. find out how it will affect your ride on caltrain.

welcome back. nasa says the earth will have a choice encounter with a very big asteroid this coming tuesday. but it won't crash to earth. scientists are excited because this will be the closest an asteroid of this size has come to eric in more than 30 years. but if you really want to see it, you're going to need a telescope. and it will be more visible on the east coast. the number of deaths blamed

on last weekend's snowstorm in the northeast is now up to 22. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power and some may not get it become in. monday morning. the loss of power caused school districts to use more snow days this week. they're now running low and it's not even winter yet. some districts are considering trimming winter or spring vacations to ensure schools do not stretch beyond june. and jetblue is refunding hundreds of passengers stuck on planes for hours during the snowstorm. on saturday five flights sat an the tarmac in hartford for eight hours. all of passengers will get their money back as well as a runned-trip voucher for a future flight. sal says we just had a train accident. what happened? >> there was a train being moved on to some tracks. it was a capital corridor train empty it wasn't in service. but the train is stopped near virginia street here in san

jose. the person was taken to the hospital. caltrain is also briefed the delay they're getting back on time as they're using other tracks but this train will be there for a while. capital corridor train may have -- it's out of service but may affect service eventually we'll keep on top of that. let's move along and look at interstate 880 northbound, slow traffic on 880 and also on 580 west in oakland. it's light at the plaza. >> rain is gone, still couple showers holding on but it will be mostly sunny, partly sunny, cool and breezy. very coal out there this morning. clearing tonight, cold saturday morning. increasing clouds saturday. rain saturday night into sunday. clearing sunday night, monday, tuesday look dry. >> what do you want us to do with the clocks this weekend? >> set them back! 2 a.m. sunday morning. back, backing back! >> fall back an extra hour of sleep. >> collect. >> i like this cold weather. it's supposed to be cold this time year. >> it's november. two days ago it was 78 degrees. >> it's nice but that's -- you

know, the way it should be. >> just my opinion. >> it's the report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. and join ktvu channel 2 news at noon for more on the silicon valley tycoon who is pulling his money out of a major bank.