complete bay area news coverage, starts right now this is ktvu channel 2news at noon. >> we are learning new information about the gas pipeline under san bruno, the scene of last year's deadly disaster. that is our top story. good afternoon, i am tori campbell. we begin this noontime with a new leak found in the same pg&e pipeline that exploded in san bruno but this time the leak will not pose any danger. ktvu has learned the one millimeter crack was found

during a hydro test of line 132, somewhere along a four mile section of the line near palo alto, because the pipe was filled with water there was no danger to anyone near the pipe lane and service was not interrupted. pg&e plans to inject materials into the pipe so crews can determine its location and make repairs. tom is following the story and will have more at 5:00. 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 dollars the utility already intends to spend on pipeline repairs and renovations. in the meantime pg&e reported yesterday that its third quarter profit fell 22%, compared with the same time last year. an estimated 165 tents still remain up in front of

oakland city hall and despite a marathon meeting last night the city still has not decided if they will be allowed to stay. as ktvu's cleedz claudine wong reports city officials seem to be drawing a distinction. >> reporter: this morning oakland occupy protesters started yet another day in this tent city. >> i am actually ready for it to go. >> i think it is time for them to move. >> patience for the camp may be running out but emotions are still high. >> could someone please call a police officer, you are all under citizen's arrest. >> there were several outbursts at the city council meeting. >> you know what? if you keep yelling i will ask you to leave. >> at least one protester was escorted out. >> i want us to be respectful of each other and -- >> all right, thank you. >> but no decision has been made about the tent city. the mayor and city council

members have openly supported the movement but concerns seem to weigh heavily. city council woman spent two nights in a tent but last night said this. >> 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 are not considered. >> the mayor says she is concerned about the million it has taken for police and clean up. about the resources stretched too thin and about the chamber of commerce report that at least three companies backed off on plans to locate in oakland taking dozens of jobs with them. >> we have had several conversations with businesses that are saying they will consider not renewing their leases unless something is done and done immediately. >> so for now the tent city remains. the city council, after hours of meeting last night, did not

make any decisions. they just promised to come back to the table to keep talking. in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel do news. >> our coverage continues on the occupy protests at ktvu.com, click on the occupy protest link at the top of the home page. the g-20 summit ended today without the world's richest nations committing any more money to fight the debt crisis in europe. president obama was among the leaders arriving for today's final session. they agreed in principal the fund needs more resources but put off until next year any discussions on the details. the imf has been involved in dealing with economic crises in greece and italy. in the u.s. the labor department says unemployment fell last month to 9%, from 9.1% in september. it is the first time the jobless rate has fallen since july. employers added 80,000 jobs last month, fewer than expected

but the labor department revised the numbers upward for august and september. if you have been outside today you know it is chilly in the bay area and this is a big change from the warm temperatures we had just a few days ago. rosemary orosco is in the weather center with details on how cold it may get in your neighborhood overnight but we begin with kraig debro in san francisco to find out how people are reacting to this chill. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. and i am recollecting by wearing my coat. it is chilly here. winter is more than a month away. take a look at some of the people here. you can already tell there is a chill in the air. on the other side of town this morning the wind, the cold forced joggers and walkers and bikers to bundle up and it could be worse tomorrow. the national weather service is holding off on issuing overnight frost warnings but only because a storm front could increase temperatures just enough to prevent a cold

chill in the air and frost but not enough to keep the cold away. >> you know i lived in canada, too, for 10 years, in quebec, so cold weather here is a joke. >> come fron fron, walked around yesterday, had to buy a hat, you know, it is cold, so i have no hair so i had to put a hat on you know. >> just like we winterize ourselves pg&e says we should winterize our homes. if you have a fireplace open the flu. don't get offguard by a high bill. keep it at 55 at night and 63 during the day and make sure the furnace doesn't lead to a funeral. >> we have not turned it on. tonight is the first time. we will see if it still works. we don't know yet. >> always take a few minutes, just do a quick inspection, make sure that pilot light is

burning blue. if it is yellow that is carbon monoxide so watch out. >> they say another way to keep your bills low is to wear a sweater indoors and don't forget about pets and plants because they get cold too. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news, now for a full weather forecast let's go over to rosemary. >> good afternoon to you, the storm pretty much out of here and leaving behind it the temperatures we are taking about. 5 to 10 degrees below normal this afternoon. this morning the north bay freezing and subfreezing temperatures. there are your saturday morning forecasted lows. we are looking at 30s below freezing for the north bay again. 47 in san francisco, so just as chilly as this morning. cooler in oakland as well as san jose. we mentioned earlier the national weather service at this hour begin to decide whether or not they want to issue a frost advisory.

we will show you the determining factor in that and your weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you rosemary. if you are headed to the sierra this weekend pack chains and sledding gear. here is what it looked like after a light snow fell. hiring is in full swing as many plan to open by thanksgiving. they even opened a run last week. there is a new call for people to remove their money from big corporate banks and put it instead in credit unions or local banks. tara moriarty joins us live to explain the reason behind this effort and you have just spoken to a wealthy business owner in the bay area leading by example. >> reporter: that's right. we are here at this company. in just the past hour the ceo here said he decided to take his own stand against wall street. >> my conscious just makes me want to be that jerk that has to stand up for what is right and even what is wrong. >> reporter: beer magnet and fi

fi land p hilanthropist is taking it seriously. he is yanking hundreds of thousands of dollars out of his personal account. they sat side by side together, each frustrated by it. >> i think many consumers eyes have been opened to the great benefit that banking with a credit union or community bank can offer. >> they tend to have higher fees and offer less. >> small banks or credit unions don't advertise as much as giant banks do, but one thing they are very good at is letting you keep more money. >> they were encouraged. >> this is a first step. it is fantastic this guy is

doing it and i commend him. >> fox is among 650 thousand americans who have decided to take their business elsewhere. now exactly where that is for fox, he hasn't yet decided but he says it will be local. now bank of america did issue a statement. it reads every customer is important to us, we are sorry to hear about his plans, we have modified mortgages there since the housing crisis began. fox says he did not come to this decision lightly and his mind has been made up. live in san jose, tara moriarty, ktvu channel two news. >> earlier this week we told you about a san francisco woman who re-claimed her foreclosed house in the city's bay view district. at 12:15 we will tell you about the high level support she is getting. a report by an advocacy organization claims 30 major u.s. corporations paid no taxes

over the last three years and it includes two big bay area companies, the group citizens for tax justice lists wells fargo bank and pg&e among those not paying taxes. pg&e says it reinvested its profits in large scale capitol investment as congress intended when it wrote the law. wells fargo says it did not pay because its acquisition of wachovia bank led to a loss on its income statement. ahead we will check on the trial of michael jackson's doctor, his fate is now in the hands of the jury. also chilling video now out it shows killer on a rampage at a shopping center. >> i have actually had the horrifying experience of almost nodding off just for a couple of seconds and waking up. >> drivers say you should not do it but many do it anyway according to a study just released. ♪

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street to doyle drive. 96% of drivers feel drowsy driving is unacceptable but 32% of those admitted driving when they were so tired they had difficulty keeping their eyes open. >> i have driven tired myself in the past, especially like long stretches of just straight and narrow you kind of tend to drift off. >> i have actually had knee horrifying experience of almost nodding off just for a couple of seconds and waking up and that is almost enough to you know get you out of it. >> the study last year found that 1-6 deadly crashes and 1-8 crashes that caused serious injury involved a drowsy driver, that is to conin side

with next week. this is 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 there, one person was shot to death in the parking lot. police say he eventually turned the gun on himself. he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. amtrak officials say one of their trains hit a man this morning in san jose, it was headed north at virginia street around 7:45 when the accident happened. the engineer was moving the train into the station and there were no passengers on board. the many was taken to the hospital but there is no word on his condition. cal train was delayed for an hour. this morning the jury began deliberations in the trial of conrad murray. protesters made their feelings

heard on both sides, closing arguments concluded yesterday against michael jackson's person physician. prosecutors say murray caused the pop star's death by giving him the powerful anesthetic propofol to help him sleep. his defense attorneys says the prosecution is trying to blame murray for jackson's on actions. the city of hayward wants help to boost its downtown district. the city has held street fares in the past but want something more permanent to attract shoppers and new businesses, they are updating their downtown plan and tomorrow at 10:00 ama community workshop will be held at city hall. housing activists and a san francisco supervisor came out this morning to support a woman who re-claimed her foreclosed house in the city's bay view district earlier this week. carolyn gauge took back her home on tuesday but said she is not yet live in in it again, representatives from the city urged others to come to them for help. >> this is not a unique

situation, it is actually foreclosures have decimated the southeast part of san francisco and what is -- what is not commonly known is it is not just in the southeast part of the city but all across the city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor collin says she is working on legislation to hold lenders accountable when they defraud borrowers. >> good afternoon to you, it is going to be a cool brisk one outside our door for the afternoon today. we are looking at temperatures again anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees below normal. just a few residual clouds up over the higher elevations. but this storm now pretty much out of here as we awaited await the next one. storm tracker showing you will progress south and east through friday. meanwhile mostly clear skies for the afternoon. the winds are blowing 5 to 10 miles per hour, even 13 miles per hour around fair feel.

f airfield, so again with wind out there chilly. 50s at this hour san jose around the bay, 54 oakland and liver more, slowly warming up but not warm at an, 55 napa as well as santa rosa, reports of a rain-snow mix and some snow in some areas right up over these areas hamilton as well as the diablo range. these temperatures caught me offguard, didn't expect them so soon. upper 50s and 60s are what we are expecting there. upper 50s near san mateo, this is what i was looking for, this system now off to the south so the rain ending, clearing conditions, very cool conditions, it feels a lot like winter out there. the next system already on knee horizon for saturday, it is a cold morning, mentioned this about 5-10 minutes ago, talking about subfreezing temperatures for some of our valley locations once again, clouds are increasing and looking at rain returning to our area late in the day. let's show you what happens here over the next 24 hours or so. so mainly clear through your

friday. by saturday morning we mentioned earlier the possibility of maybe a frost advisory, this is where we will actually see whether or not this occurs. national weather service determining that on the cloud cover. the cloud cover will offset the possibility of those very cold temperatures coming in. look it is only saturday morning. we are already seeing the high clouds again ahead of the next storm that. could bring us, again, the possibility of temperatures slightly warmer than what we saw this morning. but by the afternoon it looks like 4:00 or so over the north bay and then by dinnertime sliding over the rest of the bay area. by sunday morning we have scattered showers in the forecast. if you are headed to tahoe it is going to be snow and showers and very cold. teens in the overnight hours. 30s for the afternoon. your extended forecast here again zeroing in on the weekend expect a cool day today, most of tomorrow, rain tomorrow afternoon, lingering through sunday morning it looks like then it begins to dry out by sunday afternoon. temperatures very chilly for this time of year. monday, tuesday at this point look dry.

we do see temperatures climb just a little bit although the lows will continue very very chilly. >> all right. and the good news we set the clocks back an hour saturday night so we get an extra hours sleep sunday morning. >> extra hour. >> all right, sounds good. >> you are welcome. >> the crab season is expected to begin and it is expected to be another good one. they can set their nets after midnight. for commercial fishermen it begins on those dates. the crab may not be taken within those bays which are homes to crabs nursery areas. nasa says the earth will have a close encounter with a large asteroid this coming tuesday but it will not crash into earth. they are excited because this is the closest one has come in more than 30 years but if you want to see it you will need a tele scope and most easily visible on the east coast.

we have video to show you of a whale too close for comfort. two what else leapt out of the water barely missing them. they paddled just to see them but didn't think they would come that close. biologists say they have been getting closer to shore and urging people to stay away. a bay area company's stock went public and made a splash. we will check on the allegations involving pop star justin bieber. there is a twist concerning the accuser. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. being sent to the back of a freezer.

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stocks sliding ahead of a confidence vote for greece's prime minister. investors are worried the country might not go through with a program needed. the dow currently down 111, nasdaq is down 17. s&p is down 12. groupon is making a big splash today in its first day on the stock market. shares of the popular on-line discount site surged then fell in the company's debut. it started at 20 dollars a share, soared to more than 31, then fell back to 25. right now trading at just over 27 dollars a share, up 33%. today they gave 20 billion, double the amount the company sought. a pile of tax returns left on the street is causing

hundreds of san san franciscans do worry about their credit. they were left outside the old jackson huet office. the broker told them the bags were moved outside so a shredding company could take them away but they never showed up. one former customer says she wants them to pay the cost to monitor her credit rating. if you live in san francisco and own a bike where is the most likely place your bike will be stolen? the developer looked at three months of craig lists posts reporting the most. he said that. the woman accusing justin bieber of fathering her child could face criminal charges,

they could investigate her claim she had sex with him. he was only 16 so it could be rape. he denies it is his. thank you for joining us. be sure to join us again at 5:00. we have a new story but questions concerning red light cameras and always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu, thanks for watching. have a great weekend. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.