visit limbsareessential.org. using your money to make a statement. what thousands of people are planning to do today to protest the four major banks. and another war veteran is injured at oakland occupy protests during a confrontation with police. in late word about the death of a legendary news commentator. >> cool and wet by the afternoon. we have details coming up!

good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's november 5th, saturday. a very chilly start to the weekend, let's get right to rosemary with your forecast. >> good morning to you! it's a frosty start out there. although a frost advisory has expired for our area. we're waking up a very cool, some near freezing but in the overnight hours the high clouds have moved over and that has actually put the brakes on that cooling trend we've been seeing. we are going to remain cool through the morning hours. by afternoon, the wet weather will arrive. we will break it down for but show what you you can expect for your saturday, coming up! there's a nationwide movement underway today to encourage americans to take action at their banks. organizers want people to walk in, close their accounts, and head to a credit union. ktvu's ali rasmus joins us live from san rafael with more on bank transfer day. >> reporter: the banks are certainly aware of this movement, and so are the credit unions. many credit unions are going to be open late today, some have

taken out ads telling people they're staying open late to accommodate any new customers who may want to come in today and open some new accounts. people taking part in bank transfer days are upset with the major banks for a number of reasons. the federal bailout, some people think the banks don't pay their fair share in taxes. but much of the momentum started a couple months ago when bank of america announced plans to add a $5 fee for its debit card users. other banks, wells park, chase and citigroup, also said they would consider a similar move, and that's when many customers started closing their accounts. all of those banks have since dropped plans for that debit card fee, but meantime an estimated 650,000 people have opened new accounts with credit unions and more are expected to do so today. >> i am a customer of one of the big four banks, and i fully expect for us to do my bank next. and i'm going to close my account and my child's account is there, and i've been banking with this big bank since my mom

started me a account there when i was in junior high some i'm a long time customer and i'm fed up. i'm going to a credit union. >> a trade group says major banks are taking notice of this. >> i think banks want people's business, and i think they do listen to consumers. as we've seen recently. and they respond to consumer sentiment. the key is consumer to find the bank that suits them the best. >> now, consumers are advised to do their research before switching their accounts. here's some tips to consider. first make sure you're eligible to join a credit union, make sure it's federally insured. also don't move all your money at once. set up direct deposit and your automatic debits first, then verify the transfers are working correctly, then you can move the rest of your money to that new account.

al ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. another war veteran is in the hospital this morning after a confrontation with police in downtown oakland during thursday's occupy riots. >> i'm an iraq war vet! i did to 24 in iraq, one tour in afghanistan! >> our camera recorded 32-year- old kayvan sabehgi making a plea to police early thursday morning. moments earlier, officers can be seen trying to sub do you the 32-year-old. he says he suffered a lacerated spleen and other injuries as a result of officers using their batons. >> he was walking his dog, and just seeing what was going on. and it started getting thicker, and they asked him to move, and he said i don't like what you're doing. >> he is part owner of the elevation 66 brewing company in el cerrito. friends tell us he was not part of the vandalism in downtown

oakland early thursday morning. the police chief tells ktvu two investigators are now assigned to look into this incident. and in washington, d.c., two pedestrians are sent to the hospital after getting hit by a car near the occupy d.c. protests. ahead at 7:15, why this morning the driver is not facing any charges. the costs are adding up for oakland as it continues to deal with the consequences of the occupy protests. the city said it spent more than a million dollars les saturday. that includes $700,000 for police and public works and information technology workers. guinness these numbers do not include the past week. and mayor quan is now calling on occupy protestors to move to a new location. if they continue to act out. the mayor said the protestors may need to work with the city to move their encampment to a less disruptive area. she didn't say where the area might be. she said the protestors need to

take some responsibility. there's a riot in oakland led to one real estate developer to take matters into his own hands. as we told you yesterday, developers phil used his loaded shotgun to scare away rioters trying to get inside his building. he says he had no choice because there was no police presence at the time. that story is now earning him support, some online commentators calling on him to run for mayor of oakland. but he tells the contra costa times he has no plans to run for mayor. legendary 60 minutes commentator andy rooney has died. it was just last month the 92- year-old gave his farewell address on the show. he died late last night at a new york hospital from complications following an undisclosed surgery. he was known for his surly perspective and more than three decades on the show he delivered nearly 1100 commentaries. andy rooney, dead at age 92. three people were rushed to

the hospital overnight after a shooting in san francisco's mission district. police say gunfire was reported on 16th and hops streets, not far from bart station. officers say a 24-year-old man and a 42-year-old man suffered life-threatening wounds. a 34-year-old was also shot, and he is expected to survive. there is no word yet from police on what led up to this shooting. no arrests have been made. 14 and family of oscar grant will gather this evening to mark the first anniversary of the sentencing of johannes mehserle, a former bart police officer received a two-year prison sentence for shooting and killing grant back on new year's day, 2009. me was released this past june, after serving half his sentence for involuntary manslaughter. today's rally begins at 5 p.m. at franco gallow plaza. organizers will stand in solidarity with the occupy oakland protestors there. a group of peninsula high school students are recovering

this morning after inhaling diesel fumes from their school bus. the vehicle carried some 35 students from woodside high in redwood city. they were returning from a trip to yuba city when a fuel leak forced the driver to pull into pleasant hill. about 11 students went to the hospital for minor problems. you better bundle up and carry an umbrella this weekend. workers at lick observatory are already encountering snow. look at that! the cold snap is bringing many plant owners to the fuji garden center in san jose. they're seeking advice on how to best protect their plants with a temperature drop. and last night's frost advisory in parts of the bay area. >> reduce your watering to probably one-fourth of what you usually do. and i would start deadheading most of your lavender and other varieties that are starting to look skunky for the rest of the year. >> some south bay homeless shelters opened early yesterday to protect people from having to brave the cold. they don't plan it open

additional shelters until after tagliamonte, when the agency's cold season begins. senator not a lot of sunshine expected today. high clouds already moving over the bay area. because of these high clouds, we're just not as cold this morning than we were 24 hours ago. bone-chilling cold out there, but not as cold and the frost advisory allowed to expire. winds between 5 and 10 miles per hour. less look at some of the numbers. 48 oakland. 50 san francisco. you can see widespread clouds out there, across the bay area. 45 san jose. 42 livermore. livermore a few degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. from 3 to 5 degrees warmer over north bay. 39 in santa rosa. 30s -- definitely chilly, getting outside this morning you're going to see the frost

on your grass. giving you a look at the next system over the pacific northwest and northern california. you can see the rain-snow mix over areas along the higher elevations. we could actually see once again a dusting over our area as well. areas like mount hamilton, possibility. from 3500 to 4,000 feet expected in the overinto the hours. satellite radar here, so here's the next system going to bring us already the clouds and the rain expected by early afternoon. we're looking at anywhere from 1/10" of win it half inch. but it will be the first half of the afternoon for the north bay, it will slide south some of the heaviest rain expected in the evening hours. by about 2:00 or so, all the way down to the golden gate, perhaps even over san francisco, by 4:00, 5:00 we're all getting wet so for dinnertime. and then here's the heavier rain moving through, 7 or 8:00. scattered showers overnight and we wake up tomorrow morning with scattered showers. so if you have plans to see the raiders play tomorrow afternoon, you should be in

good shape. afternoon highs expected for today, cool. upper 50s, low 60s. 57 novato. 60 expected oakland. 58 san francisco. inland east bay 59 for concord, head to the south bay more of the same. 60 fremont. 61 san jose. 61 expected at los gatos. and 58 degrees this afternoon for santa cruz. your extended forecast, temperatures will be very cool today. just as cool tomorrow but we'll be drying out by tomorrow morning. so the afternoon will have nor sunshine than what we're seeing for today. monday, tuesday mild and not too bad. mostly sunny skies. wednesday increasing clouds and the model shifting. but looks like we could be a little unsettled once again. wednesday, thursday, friday and into next weekend. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. checking in on traffic right now, we want to remind you that part of highway 1 in san francisco is closed at that hour because of the doyle drive construction project. right now giving you a live

look there of the golden gate bridge, traffic in both direction on 101 looking smooth at this hour. want to hoe you a map of the closure and the highway from lake street to the northbound ramp on to doyle drive will be shut down until 9:00 this morning. just for a couple more hours. and if you're in san francisco this morning, and need to cross the golden gate bridge, you can always detour by making your way over to lombard street. the project is part of the seismic upgrade to doyle drive. and you may want to give yourself some extra time if you're taking the capitol expressway in san jose. right now crews are replacing a storm drainage system north of story road. the work is expected to interfere with both directions of traffic this morning. an overnight earthquake rocks the midwest and it was felt across four states. plus, the lawsuit herman cain is threatening to file as the fallout on his alleged sexual harassment scandal continues to grow. and new effort to have some inmates pay rent. the punishment they could face if they fail to come up with the money.

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good morning to you, san rafael! cool start to the derek high clouds ahead of the next storm that approaches the area for the afternoon. new this morning a series of earthquakes is rattling the midwest. the first quake was a 4.7 magnitude after midnight pacific time and was centered near the town every prague, oklahoma. that's about 50 miles east of oklahoma city. since then, they're reporting five aftershocks ranging from 3.4 to 2.7. law enforcement have not received any reports of injuries, but several people say items have fallen off shelves in their homes. the 4.7 quick was felt by people in states as far away as kansas, missouri and arkansas. also new this morning are two people in the hospital after getting hit by a car near

the occupy d.c. protests. it happened last night after the car drove through a crowd and hit three people altogether. two had to be taken to the hospital. their conditions are not known. the driver is not facing any charges. the d.c. police department says the driver had a green light and the pedestrians hit were apparently trying to block the roadway. the work of the original occupy wall street protests is starting to change. organizers in new york city have brought in large tents to replace several smaller ones. the idea is to increase safety and communication among the protestors. some tents will be designated for groups like women only, or transgender. efforts to secure a bailout for the country are moving ahead. the greek prime minister survived a no-confidence vote it thorn partly because he vowed to step aside to for. a new coalition government, which is seen as the only way greece can secure that bailout

package approved by european union leaders. the bailout package is needed to greece can avoid a default on its debt. and marine one brought president obama back to the white house late last night. the president spend the les two days in france and much of that summit focused on making sure thely doesn't follow grosse into a near default on its debt. with president obama traveling back home, veto biden taped the video address and the focus once again on jobs. >> my dad used to say a job is about a lot more then a paycheck. it's about dignity. it's about respect. and too many americans have been stripped of their dignity through no fault of their own. so we can't wait to help them. >> the vice president taped the online video address yesterday after speaking to students at the university of pittsburgh. in our election 2012 coverage, two g.o.p. candidates for president will face off in a debate tonight. but it will be a bit different

format. businessman herman cain and former house speaker newt gingrich will debate each other in houston. and tonight's event is inspired by the 1958 lincoln douglas debates. there's no moderator and it will last 90 minutes. during the debate, the two candidates will discuss and respond to each other's positions on domestic policy. the night's event is being hosted by the texas tea party. and as her maine cain gets ready to take part in the debate he's also dealing with his ongoing sexual harassment scandal. the campaign is considering a lawsuit against the politico website which broke the news that two women accuse cain of sexual harassment in the late 1990s. politico says it's standing by the story. meanwhile, a lawyer for one of the women who accused cain of harassment says his client has no plans to go public. >> she and her husband see no value in revisit this is matter now, nor in discussing the

matter any further publicly or privately. in fact, it would be extremely painful to do some of. >> the lawyer went on to say his client stands by the sexual harassment claim she made against herman cain. the women ended up receiving a settlement. there's a new public service announcement aimed at helping kidnap victims and jaycee dugard has let her face and voice to the cause. [audio not understandable] >> this was released yesterday on behalf of the jaycee foundation, which helps families who are victims of abduction or suffered traumatic injuries. jaycee was kidnapped by philip garrido and his wife and held captive at their home near antioch for 18 years. jury deliberations in the dr. conrad murray trial will continue on monday. protestors on both sides of the case made their voices heard yesterday outside the courthouse. inside the courthouse, jurors failed to reach a verdict after

beginning deliberations earlier in the day. the deliberations followed six weeks of testimony. the prosecution is accusing murray of involuntary manslaughter for the death of pop star michael jackson. >> the evidence in this case is overwhelming. the evidence in this case is a you abundantly closure that conrad murray acted with criminal negligence that, conrad murray caused the death of michael jackson. >> what dr. murray gave michael jackson absolutely would not have harmed him without an unusual and intervening circumstance. >> seven men and five women sit on the jury. a two-hour notice will be given once a decision is announced. several police officers and sheriff's deputies in sacramento are facing weapons charges this morning after being accused of illegally selling weapons. federal agents did serve search warrants in the case this past week. the sheriff's department is only saying that there is an ongoing investigation and that

other departments are involved. it's not known what kind of weapons the officers and deputies are accused of selling. prison inmates in riverside county may soon be charged rent. an ordinance unanimously approved by county supervisors would charge prisoners about $140 per day. now, if payments can't be made, the county would put a lien against the inmates' property or the nearest family member's property. county supervisors say it is fair, since inmates receive free medical compare have access to public defenders. >> this also very important time for counties and cities to recognize ways in which we can be reimbursed for the costs of providing services. >> if the measure is passed, the county estimates it could bring in 3 to $5 million per year in added revenue. kelly slater is no longer an lever time surfing champ. the mistake that caused him to lose the title for now. >> and the focus on our weather

forecast, how cold it is as we start this saturday. but by the afternoon, the focus will be the rain. we have your forecast coming up!

a british company says california could hit the jackpot, if the firm is allowed to take over the lottery. the group is proposing to manage lottery sales and marketing. the company believes it can boost ticket sales and generate far greater earnings. camelot would also pay the state a fee of a billion dollars. the group already consults with california and operates the united kingdom's national lottery. a convenience store in stanford, connecticut sold a powerball ticket this week. the owner says a customer is insisting he picked those right numbers, but there's a slight problem. >> he said his number but he can't find the ticket. he lost the ticket. so i don't know what to say.

>> how upsetted was he? >> upset. >> sure more than a little. no one has claimed the prize yet but the store has a reputation for selling winning tickets. a previous customer won a million dollar jackpot. surfing great kelly slater could try yet again today to regain his 11th world decider tight. the association of surfing professionals announced yesterday it made a scoring mistake. and that it prematurely awarded slater the world title wednesday. turns out he is still a few points away, but he could get another chance to win at the rick crow pro search competition today. as for who caught the mistake, it was surfer kelly slater himself, and when he did, he notified the association right away. honest man. >> yes, he is. time is 7:25. cold outside, and if you have outdoor stuff to do, get it in before the rain comes in. >> yes. i have a feeling the soccer fields this morning are a bit frosty. so 1 you will up the kids.

we're going to be cool throughout. we are very, very cold over the north bay, although not with the frost advisory at this hour. giving you a live look there. we've got still a few months to the sunrise. 10 to 15 minutes. but remember, we do fall back in the overnewt hours. that means tomorrow morning at this time, we will be with hopefully the sunshine as this storm has already been on its way. 39 degrees right now santa rosa. 38 in napa. 49 san francisco. 40 degrees in livermore. so it is a cold one out there. although high clouds overour area this morning, moving through in the overnight hours helped cancel the frost advisory earlier this morning. so through the 8:00 hour we'll be sit in the 30s. widespread upper 40s to near 50 degrees right around the bay. and the coastline. noontime numbers, 50s. it's going to be a cool day, mostly cloudy, the rain arrives in the afternoon early afternoon for the north bay, and then it looks like late afternoon for the rest of the

bay area. more moisture with this system than the first time around, and from 1/10-inch to half inch of rain some by sunday morning, maybe just a few scatter showers remaining and we're drying out some wet today, drying out tomorrow, temperatures remainicalliy. and overnight not as cold with the clouds through most of the evening and overnight we will be warmer as we start tomorrow morning. monday, tuesday sunny and mild. wednesday increasing clouds and looks like another storm perhaps for the second half of the week. back to you. the cold wet weather has led cal-fire to end the 2011 wildfire season. the agency has let go of seasonal employees, closed some stations and returned its float of firefighting aircraft to its home base in sacramento. cal-fire is now hiring for its 2012 fire season, and firefighters have until january 31st to apply for the jobs. we all remember that deadly gas line explosion in san

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welcome back to mornings on 2. it is being called bank transfer day. organizers are planning rallies and marches across the bay area and the entire country. the goal, to get people to close their big bank bank accounts. ali rasmus is live to explain. >> reporter: the idea behind it, moving your money to make a statement. so moving from one of four major banks like bank of america, chase, wells fargo and citigroup to a smaller community bank, or even a credit union, that operates as a not-for-profit. the people taking part in bank transfer day are upset with the major banks for a number of different reasons. number foreclosures, the federal bailout, but much of the momentum for this started a couple months ago when bank of america announced plans for a $5 debit card fee for its debit card users. other big banks said they would also consider similar move and that's when many customers started getting angry and closing their accounts. all of those banks have since

dropped their plans for deb the card fees. meantime, an estimated 650,000 people have opened new accounts with credit unions, more are expected to do so today. we talked to one man planning to close his account at within of the major banks and he explained why. >> you have no ethics. that's it. >> so where are you moving your money to, a credit union? >> i'm not sure yet. credit union, maybe not. i'm not sure yet. >> we also talked to a spokeswoman from a banking industry trade group and she says major banks are sitting up and taking notice of this movement. >> banks are very competitive, and they want your business. so they are going to try to offer the most competitive rates. and you can't just take it for granted that you're going to get better rates at a credit union. >> now, there are some advice that consumers should take into consideration. some tips before they make a switch. first of all, you should make sure you're eligible to join a credit union because not everyone is. make sure that credit union is

federally insured, and don't move all of your money at once. experts advise you set up direct deposit and your automatic debits first, then verify that the transfers are working correctly, then move the rest of your money over. so this even though there's one designated bank transfer day, this cob a process for a lot of people taking part. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. occupy san francisco is set to march from justin herman plaza today at 2 p.m. protestors are planning to head to the federal reserve building as part of that nationwide protest against banks, and after that they plan to head to the bank of america tower in the financial district. many of the people taking part in occupy san francisco and occupy oakland are camping out every night. but others are protesting part- time. we did find several people spending just a few hours each i did at the encampments saying they're juggling other obligations but want to give what they can to the movement. >> i have to balance my responsibility to my family and

my children especially, my obligations to support my kids with my desire to be more deeply involved. >> one man we did talk to do not want to go on camera because he believes his employers might not like the fact he spent several hours each day at that occupy encampment in san francisco. the occupy fort collins movement in colorado is distancing itself from a arsonist. mrs. say 29-year-old ben gilmore set fire to a condo complex under construction, destroying the building and damaging a second nearby building. before the fire, he reportedly spent time at the occupy fort collins. >> he may have stopped by, but he is in no way a direct relation to our movement. peaceful protestors. >> one person's actions within the group does not represent the group. >> gilmore's mother and wife left court yesterday after his first court appearance. during that appearance, his mother asked the judge to lower the $250,000 bond.

the judge refused. firefighters found a body while battling flames apt a condo in san rafael thursday morning. neighbors say it is likely that of a 90-year-old resident. two units were destroyed and two others were damaged in the fire. firefighters are still looking for the exact cause, but they say it appears to be accidental. pg&e says it will take several days to repair a pin hole size leak in the same pipeline that explode indeed san bruno last year. a high pressure safety test this week uncovered the leak in palo alto near page mill road. that's about 20 miles south of san bruno. crews are draining the line of water and will then pump a special traceable gas to locate the leak. pg&e says the hole is about a millimeter in diameter, and not an immediate health hazard. >> it should be fairly easy to

repair. what we can to is put a sleeve around the pipe or if it requires we might just cut out and replace this section of pipe as well. >> of the 60 tests completed so far, pg&e says two have revealed leaks. pg&e also plans to retro if the a section of a 50-mile pipeline in san francisco. three people have been detained in connection to a shoot that injured an 11-year- old san francisco girl. 911 calls reported several gunmen yesterday afternoon who were firing into a mini park on leeland avenue and peabody streets. that is in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. a bullet grazed the girl but her injuries are not life- threatening. the gunman was seen driving off in a green lexus. police located that vehicle and recovered a gun. the woman hit by a san francisco muni train is doing worse than originally thought. she was struck on 19th avenue on thursday night.

it was originally reported she suffered non-life-threatening injuries, but police now say she is in critical condition. that crash remains under investigation. san francisco's city hall will open its doors at 10:00 this morning for voters who want to turn their ballots in early. meantime, the election department is raying to solve a problem before tuesday's election day. an outside printer published voting guides directing 115,000 people to the wrong polling place near city college. >> that's the primary thing that i'm worried about for this election something, that the people who have that -- on the back of their voter guide and it's not their polling place, i don't want them in to go there and all of a sudden i have like 3,000 people online. >> three notices have been sent to voters telling them their correct polling place. another concern is clearing up any confusion over the rank choice voting system turns out -- turnout is expected to be or is so far fairly low. officials say 1500 people have voted at city hall.

there's a recall this morning involving frozen oysters sold to asian grocery stores in california and seven other states. korean farm is voluntarily recalling this brand quarterback frozen oysters. those are passed in three pound bags and and have a use-by date of february 2013. the fda says three people in washington state at restaurants ate those oysters and then later tested positive for moreo virus. recreational fishermen are bringing if there can be this morning. make the season a lot longer whether there's more crab available.

>> the recreational catch will give commercial crabbers an idea on the size and amount of crabs this season. good morning to you a live look at bay point here. there's the sunrise, and you can see high clouds as well. high clouds helping us out this morning. a chilly start, but not as cold, especially over the north bay. from 24 hours ago. storm-tracker 2 showing you all those clouds. they have helped hold our temperature steady in the overnight house we were slipping pretty fast, even into the 30s, low 30s overrer over parts of the north bay and our shelter valley location the last hour or two. temperatures have climbed just a bit. 38 in napa. because of this the frost advisory issued yesterday by the national weather service for this morning has been allowed to expire for the north bay. salinas valley still dealing with it through 9:00. 4 wyoming in concord. 482 livermore. 45 degrees in san jose. so still cool out there especially if you need to be

out early. bundle up! 50 degrees san francisco. winds generally light at 50 degrees right now redwood city. next storm, over the northwest corner of california. eureka, crescent city, redding reporting light rain and snow for the mountains. levels down to 4,000 feet. even here locally perhaps another dusting over the overnight hours. the clouds going to be with us through the morning hours, afternoon the rain doesn't arrive until the second half of the afternoon for the south bay. looks like the north bay could get it sooner. 2:00 and already looking amount light rain over santa rosa, all the way down to golden gate. and then looks like by dinnertime or so we're looking at it down through san jose, into monterey. now here's the front where we see the heavier rains some looks like the north bay by 5, 7:00 is over san francisco. oakland east bay, and then 8 to 9:00 over san jose when you'll see the heaviest rain.

by sunday morning, we're already going to be drying out. let's hope for at left a patly to mostly cloudy skies tomorrow morning. otherwise it will be quite cold once again but for sunday afternoon, partly cloudy skies, forecast the highs for today with mostly cloudy conditions, rain a little later. 59 expected in the afternoon. 57 san rafael. 59 expected for berkeley. 60 in oakland. upper 50s, low 60s livermore, danville, and the santa clara valley we're looking at 61 for san jose, 62 morgan hill, the peninsula 59 san mateo, 58 in the city, 57 degrees expected daly city. your extended forecast, rain in store for today. drying out by tomorrow. and then we're going to be dry for the first half of next week. temperatures will warm just a bit. low to mid-60s expected by tuesday. overnight lows not as cold although going to be chilly. we have the longer nights straight ahead as we roll become the clocks tomorrow morning. 2 a.m. we will take a look at your sierra forecast, we do have an

advisory there, coming up. the cold weather is bringing new snow to the sierra. here's a live look for you at eastbound 80 at kingvale. there's some snow there on ground. we just checked with caltrans website. and there are no chain requirements, and no traffic jams at this hour. but there was a large backup yesterday alongnd state 80, just below donner summit. officials say an unusually large number of people driving to the mountains were just unprepared for the conditions. and reminder, if you're heading up to tahoe to get an early run on the slopes, boreal is the only ski resort that's actually open. heavenly and north star tahoe plan to hope in just about two weeks. a rare interview with the late steve jobs is released. what you can see it in the bay area. but first our live look at 101 in marin county. we're getting word of two accidents in the napa valley, one is a rollover crash on

third avenue at coonsville road, also a car in a ditch on congress valley road at sunset road. right now 7:42. you're watching mornings on 2. "

good morning to you, a live look from a top ktvu here, auckland, mostly cloudy skies sitting in the upper 40s. arizona is dealing with two extremes this within, snow and dust. in the even if, area, the clean- up is underway after yet another dust storm. the large cloud moved into the area yesterday during the rush- hour commuted. a portion of the interstate had to be closer and police had to

escort traffic through the area. north of phoenix in flagstaff, people there preparing for a winter blast. three to five inches of snow was expected overnight. and that snowfall is connected to continue throughout the weekend and possibly into monday. across the country in connecticut, the governor is promising that state will be back up and running by tomorrow. the nor'easter at the beginning of the week knocked out power to more than three million homes and businesses in the region. a couple hundred thousand people in connecticut do remain in the dark right now. the state utility company has apologize towed for the delays. there have been more more than 300 carbon monoxide poisons in connecticut. >> i know that everybody is at wits' and i just would not want to see any additional co problems, carbon monoxide problems, play out as a result of people getting desperate. >> connecticut has called in the national guard to oversee clean-up repairs and the distribution of food and water. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is back at her

outpatient rehabilitation facility in texas after two weeks of intensive therapy sessions in north carolina. and there is a new book about the story of her recovery. it's called gabby, a story of courage and hope. and it was written by her husband, astronaut mark kelly. it describes her 10 months of recovery from a gunshot wound to the head. suffered in january when a gunman opened fire outside a tucson grocery store where she was meeting with constituents. kelly writes that giffords cried when she learned six people were killed that people. the bach will be released on november 15th. the biography of late apple co-founder steve jobs is at the top of the bestseller list after its first week in bookstores. steve jobs by walter isakson sold 379,000 copies just in its first week. the book was released october 24th. it sold 3 times as many copies than next bestselling book, and steve jobs became one of best

top 20 bestsellers in its first week alone. fans can soon see more of him. a 70-meant interview from the 1990s before jobs returned to apple will be released later this month. it will be shown in landmark movie theater, including ones in berkeley, palo alto, and san francisco. the white house is condemning a subpoena for documentst regarding solyndra. a house committee issue the subpoena thursday and it's demanding the administration turn over internal documents related to the failed free month solar company. but the white house says that subpoena is driven by politics, rather than a responsible investigation. greenhouse gases are on the rise. new figures released yesterday show the world pumped 564 million more tons of carbon into the air in 2010 than in 2009. that is a 6% increase. extra plows in china accounts future more than half of that increase. much of that extra pollution is due to the burning of colm

scientists are calling the rise alarming. in news of the world, rescue crews this morning pulled out 45 coal miners in china. the miners spent 36 hours trapped by thursday's cave-in. rescuers dug a small tunnel, 1600 feet deep, to reach the miners. now while 8 miners died, seven others were pulled to safety yesterday. an earthquake caused chunks every coal and rock to explode in the mine some 2,000 people are killed each year in chinese mining disaster. and in columbia, the leader of the country's main leftist rebel group has been killed. columbia's defense minister announced last night alfonzo died in a firefight four other rebels died in the incident. he led the revolutionary armed forces every columbia. it has been at war with the colombian government since the 1960s. he was 63 years old. today marks the beginning of the annual pilgrimage made by millions of muslims. at dawn this morning nearly 2.5

muslims started climbing the hill outside mecca. the mountain is where the prophet mohammed is said to have delivered his farewell sermon. roman catholics will soon notice a change in language of the english mass. 40 years ago they first heard the mass in their native languages instead of latin. the new english prayers introduced this month seek to provide a more literal translation. >> in many cases it won't sound like everyday casually opponent already. we're just used to saying also with you, and now it says, and with your spirit. >> other languages are also boeing translated. the vatican's goal to unify the world's catholics. stopped in its tracks, the robber whose crime was stopped by a couple guys in town for a martial arts competition and it was all caught on tape. >> outside our doors the next cool storm it already

approaching our area. we'll show you what what we expect to be on our doorstep and happening outside your door at this hour, coming up.

a bus crash kills one college student and injures 15 people in texas. the vehicle belonged to abilene christian university. the agriculture students were headed on a mission when their bus hit a highway culvert and flipped over several times. four passengers are in critical condition this morning. airline passengers could get annoyed this holiday season. fares are generally higher this thanksgiving compared to last thanksgiving. and some cases, the difference is more than 20%. airlines are saving money by cutting down on the number of flights. travel agents say boy tickets as soon as possible, and expect to pay $5 a day more for each day you delay through thanksgiving. local hospitals and chain, are facing a drug shortage.

many of the drugs are needed for cancer treatment and surgeries. the government blames the shortage on the introduction of more drugs without the same production capacity. president obama even signed an executive order this week to help reduce drug shortages. local hospitals tell the bay citizen they've been trading with each other to cover up for those shortfalls. san francisco is taking part in a lawsuit to block a federal crackdown on them marijuana dispensaries. last month california's four u.s. attorneys announced a wide ranging investigation claiming the industry had been hijacked by profiteers. the lawsuit is on baffle the dispensaries and other advocates. they say the department of justice should come to the table and talk reasonably about public policy. a neighborhood group is blocking efforts to bring a professional baseball team to san rafael. they hope to bring in a team by renovating albert park, but that neighbors have told the city they will file a lawsuit

seeking an environmental review. they are concerned about noise congestion and an increase in crime resulting from night games. suspected arm will beer in los angeles got the surprise of his life. authorities say 31-year-old luis rose al's pointed a 9mm gun and demanded money from a clerk of a korean town hotel. when he allegedly putted the weapon down inside a duffel background, the clerk held down his arms if called for help. that's when two mixed martial arts fighters in the city for a fight stepped in. >> i went over around him, grabbed him, and then locked him up from behind his hands, positioned him down. >> the mma fighters say the robber pleaded for them to let him escape, but they used their moves to hold him until police arrived. customers of bank of america and merrill lynch have a chance to tour bay area museums today for free.

it's part of the museum on us program. here's a list of some. places you can go. in the south by, there's the san jose museum of art and the tech museum of innovation. daylight saving time ends this weekend, and go for it! >> that means of course you get an extra hour so you should turn your clock become an hour tonight. the official time change is at 2:00 sunday morning so we can always call you from here and wake you up. while you're adjusting your clocks, it's a god idea to put in new batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide de detectors. you never when whenner on. >> i'll take it! good morning to you! always be prepared. all right. giving a lining at what you can expect outside your doors this morning. mostly cloudy skies, a chilly start to the day. although over north bay, 6 to 8- degree warmer because of those high clouds and as a result of those high clouds, frost

advisory. no longer in effect for the north bay. 39 degrees right now in santa rosa. 38 in napa. 44 in fairfield. 46 concord. 50 oakland. 49 san francisco. mid-40s san jose. afternoon will be cool as well, and we are expecting rain by the afternoon. winter tomorrow warning for the sierra down to 4,000 feet. five to 10 inches of fresh snow expected tonight into tomorrow morning. that winter storm warning goes into effect 5 in afternoon lasts through tomorrow morning. so if you are making a trip to the sierra, you definitely will neat the chains and be prepared for snow over the passes. extended forecast, look at temperatures to be cool today, tomorrow and then we'll be dry for the first half of the week. back to you. a rare act of violence in one south bay city. the homicide investigation now underway in morgan hill. and overnight we learn of the death of longtime 60 minutes commentator andy rooney.

using your money to make a statement. what thousands of people are planning to do today against the big banks. and another veteran is in the hospital this morning, the confrontation with police his friends say is to blame. >> a dry, cold start to the

morning with a cool, wet forecast for the afternoon. we have details coming up! good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, november 5th. enjoy the dry mornings, because rain is moving in later today. rosemary joining us now with a quick look at that forecast. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you! and this next system looking to have a little more moisture than the last one, from a 10th inch perhaps to half inch in many spots around the bay. we'll be cool and wet for the afternoon this morning a frosty start although we do not have a frost advisory in place at this time. the afternoon rain will break that down for you and show what you the models are predicting for your area, coming up. morgan hill police are investigating their first homicide since 2009. police say one person was killed in a shoot that happened just before 10:00 last night. there is no information right

now on the victim and it's not clear if anyone has been arrested. but homicides are rare in morgan hill. there have only been three in the last 10 years. two men are fighting for their lives this morning after shooting in san francisco's mission district. police say three men were shot at 16th and hoff streets at 11:00 last night. a 24-year-old man and a 42-year- old man suffered life- threatening injuries. another man was shot. there is no word yet on a motive or suspects. an movement is encouraging customers onlynn to tick their money out of large finance institutions today. ali rasmus is live in san rafael, where hundreds of people are expected to demonstrate in front of a bank of america branch there, ali. >> reporter: the protest is supposed to happen in front of this bank of america at around noon. but it's happening today to coincide with what is called bank transfer day, for people to express their frustration with four major banks by closing their accounts and moving their money to a smaller bank or a not-for-profit credit

union, and some of those credit unions are getting prepared, open lit today to accommodate any new customers who may be opening accounts. but let's show you the facebook page for bank transfer day. tens of thousands of people have already signed up in support announcing their plans to close their accounts with the imagine banks and move their man. people are frustrated with the big banks future a number of reasons. their mostly cloudy rated, the federal bailout, and new bank fees. we talked to one woman who has been with the community bank for years, so she doesn't plan to move her money. but she supports the idea behind bank transfer day. >> i really hope it makes a difference. i think it's about time that the larger institutions and political machines start to listen to the people. we've had enough. >> we talked to a spokeswoman from a banking industry trade group. she says major banks are taking notice of this movement. >> banks are very competitive and they want your business.

so they are going to try to offer the most competitive rates. and you can't just take it for grand that you're going to get better rates at a credit union. >> she also says consumers should do their research before closing their accounts so here's some things to consider. first, mack sure you're eligible to join a credit union, federal lain insured and don't move al of your money at once. set up direct deposit and automatic deb us first, verify the transfers are, working correctly, then move the rest of your money over. another war veteran is in the hospital this morning after a confrontation with police in downtown oakland during thursday's occupy clash. >> i'm an iraq war vet! i did two tours in iraq! i did two tours in iraq, one in afghanistan. >> our camera recorded kayvan sabehgi making a plea to police thursday morning. moments earlier, officers could

be seen trying to subdue the 32- year-old. friends of sabehgi say he suffered a lacerated spleen and other injuries. as a result of officers using batons during that arrest. >> he was walking his dog. and just seeing what was going on. and it started getting thicker and, they asked him to move, and he said i don't like what you guys areing. >> he is part owner of the elevation 66 brewing company, located in el cerrito. friends say he was not part of the vanillism in downtown oakland early thursday morning. police chief tells us two investigators are now assigned to look into that incident. and the costs are adding up for the city of oakland as it continues to deal with the consequences of the occupy protests. the city says it spend more than a million dollars through last saturday. that includes $700,000 for police services and $37,000 for public works and information technology workers. again, these numbers do not include the past week. and mayor quan is now

calling on occupy protestors to move to a new location if they continue to act out. the mayor said yesterday the protestors may need to work with the city to move to a less disruptive area. she didn't say where the area might be. the mayor also added that the pro at the timers need to take some responsibility. ers mehserle was released this past june after serving half of husband sentence for involuntary manslaughter. today's rally begins at 5 p.m. organizers will stand in solidarity with the occupy oakland protestors there. a group of peninsula high school students are recovering this morning after inhaling diesel fumes from their school bus.

the vehicle carried some 35 students from woodside high and they were returning from a trip to downa city when a fuel leak forced the driver to pull into pleasant hill. about 11 students went to the hospital for minor problems such as skin irritation and breathing difficulties. you better bundle up and get your umbrella for this weekend. workers at the observatory on mount hamilton saw this. there's already snow there! the cold snap is bringing many plant owners to the fuji garden center in san jose. they are seeking advice on how best to protect plants with this swift temperature drop and last night's frost advisory. >> reduce your watering to probably one-fourth of what you usually do. and i would start deadheading most of your lavender and other varieties starting to lock skunky for the rest of the year. >> some homeless shelters opened yesterday to protect people from having to brave the cold. ehc do not plan to open

additional shelters, however, until after thanksgiving because that is when the agency's official cold season begins. good morning to you! a live look here over the city. high clouds in place, rolled in while we slept. and because of it, no frost advisory to worry about this morning over the north bay. the north bay 6 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday although still a chilly start. you can see all the gray. they will begin to thicken and lower by the on. and the rain still on track to hit us by the afternoon as well. 39 degrees right now at santa rosa. 40 in napa. so although it's cold, in the last hour or so we've watched temperatures rise and they've been rising over the last two to three hours. 47 in livermore. a cool one in san jose. 45 for you. the wind are light. right over redwood city, 50 degrees. 50 in oakland as well as san francisco. plenty of gray skies in store. there's the storm there as well as the rain. you can see over northern

california, eureka, crescent city, redding light rain at this time. we have a snow over the shasta county mountains and over the sierra expected for the afternoon. we talked about mount ham. ton. snow levels down to 4,000 feet late tonight. i think at the observatory perhaps a little a dusting, a possibility there for tonight and into tomorrow morning. so increasing clouds this morning, for the afternoon the rain developing from 1/10 to half inch over the bay area. mostly cloudy skies between now and then. looks like 2:00 or so well over the north by, all the way down to golden gate bridge, even san francisco a few scatter showers. scattered showers over the rest of the bay area. by 3 or 4 clark, here's the heaviest rain by 5 over the north bay. looks like 6 to 7:00 over areas of i-80 and south of san francisco. and then into san jose by 8 to 9:00. scattered showers in the forecast in the overinto the hours and looks like by tomorrow morning we begin to clear out. so sunday could be a pretty

good day. forecast highs for today, cool no matter where you go. upper 50s, low 60s. 60 oakland this afternoon. 60 degrees in livermore. santa clara valley looking at 61 in san jose. and we are looking at -- that should be 60 for areas around sunnyvale. temperatures get updatable. 59 in san mateo. extend forecast here, cool today, rainy today. coliform, but drying out. monday, tuesday mostly sunny and mild. and wednesday increasing clouds. if you're taking a trip to the sierra, we have an advisory to talk about coming up. part of highway 1 in san francisco is closed root now as part of the doyle drive construction project. the highway from lake street to the northbound ramp on the doyle drive will be shut down for about another hour. if are you in san francisco right now, and need to cross the golden gate bridge this morning, you can always take that detour by making your way to lombard street. project is part of the size nick upgrade to doyle drive.

of upgrades to interstate 680. and give you a live look at the traffic. this is the sunol grade, highway patrol right now not reporting any major incidents on bay area roadways this saturday morning. several earthquakes shake the midwest overnight. plus the ongoing sexual harassment scandal involving presidential candidate herman cain. now he is talking about a lawsuit. >> you do the time in our county, you better have the time to help people. >> and charging inmates for their time in jail. why one california county says it's only fair.

good morning to you! a live look there at the oakland estuary. mostly cloudy skies over the bay area, temperatures up a few degrees over yesterday morning. ledgendary 60 minutes commentator andy rooney has died. it was just last month he gave his farewell dress on the show. he died late last night at a new york hospital from complications following an undisclosed surgery. he was known for his funny and surly perspective. and more then three decades on the show he delivered nearly 1100 commentaries. andy rooney was 92 years old. a series of earthquakes is

rattling the midwest. the first quake was a 4.7 and hit just after midnight pacific time. it was centered near the town every prague, oklahoma and that's about 50 miles east of oklahoma city. since then, reporting six aftershocks ranging from 2.7 to 3.4. law enforcement has not received reports every injuries but several people say items did fall off shelves and homes. the quake was felt as far away as kansas, missouri, and arkansas. also new this morning, two people are in the hospital after getting hut by a car near the occupy dc protests. it happened last night after the car drove rite through a crude and hit three people altogether. two had to be taken to the hospital. their conditions are not known this morning. the driver is not facing any charges. the d.c. police department says the driver had a grown light and the pedestrians hit were apparently trying to block the roadway. the look of the original occupy wall street protests are starting to change. organizers in new york city

have brought in large tents to replace several smaller ones. the idea is to increase safety and communication among the protestors. some tents will be designated for groups like women only, or transgendered. and members of the occupy palo alto will march today in what they call a tour of shame. a group plans to meet in front of city hall at noon. they will then walk downtown, past citibank, wells park, bank of america and chase bank. they will stop at each bank and discuss its business practices. people are boeing encouraged to close their accounts at large banks and take their money to local banks and credit unions. in our election 2012 coverage, two g.o.p. candidates for president will face off in a debate tonight. but it will be a different format. they will debate if in houston, inspired by the 1858 lincoln-

douglas debates. the two candidates will discuss and respond to each other's positions on the do. particular policy. it's being hosted by the texas tea party. herman cain is also dealing with his ongoing sexual harassment scandal. cain's campaign announced yesterday it is considering a lawsuit against the politico website. the website break the news one week ago that two women accused cain of sexual harassment back in the late 1990s. politico says it's standing by the story. meanwhile, a lawyer for one of the women who accused cain of harassment says his clown has no plans to go public. >> she and her husband see no volew in revisiting this issue now or discussing it any further. in fact it would be extremely painful to do to. >> the lawyer went on to say his client stands by their sharm el-sheikh claims against herman cain. she ended up receiving a i settlement

she is a dentest and attorney from irvine and she is known by some as the birther queen. for her efforts to provide that theory that president obama was not born in the united states. she is confident she'll win the general election against feinstein. with president obama traveling back home, vice president biden taped this week' online video address. and the focus once again is on jobs. >> any dad used to have a saying. had he said a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about dignity. it's about respect. and too many americans have been stripped of their dignity through no fault of their own. so we can't wait to help them. >> the vice president taped the video dress yesterday after speaking to students and staff at the university of pittsburgh. three sacramento sheriff's deputies are under investigation this morning for

the possible illegal sale of firearms. a sacramento tv station reports the officers are accused of selling handguns that only law enforcement officers are allowed to buy. federal agents already serve search warrants in the case this past week. a sacramento police officer and a roseville police officer may also be involved. jury deliberations in the dr. conrad murray trial will continue on monday. protestors on both sides of the case made their voices heard yesterday outside the los angeles courthouse. on side the courthouse, jurors failed to roach a verdict after beginning deliberations earlier in the day the deliberations followed six weeks of testimony. the prosecution accusing murray of involuntary manslaughter for the death of pop star michael jackson. >> the evidence in this case is overwhelming. the evidence in this case is abundantly clear that conrad murray acted with criminal negligence, that conrad murray caused the death of michael

jackson. >> what dr. murray gave michael jackson absolutely with into the have harmed him without an unusual and intervening circumstance. >> seven men and five women sit on the jury. once the jury reaches a verdict, a two-hour notice will be given before that verdict is announced. prison inmates in riverside county may soon be charge rent. an ordinance approved by county supervisors would charge prisoners about $140 a day. if payments can't be made, the county would put a lien against the inmate's property or the nearest family member's property. county supervisors say it's fair since inmates receive free medical care and have access to public defenders. >> this also very important time for counties and cities to recognize ways in which we can be reimbursed for the costs of providing service. >> it's a measure passed, the county estimates it could bring in 3 to $5 million per year in added revenue. there's a new public

service announcement aimed at helping kidnap victims and jaycee dugard has joined the cause. speak out. you might be wrong, but you might just save someone's life. >> this was released yesterday on behalf of her foundation, which helps families who are victims of an distribution or who have suffered injuries. she was kidnapped by phillip garrido and his wife and held captive at their home near antioch for 18 years. a group that serves the mentally ill is celebrating its 20th anniversary. a dinner for circle of friends took place last night in vallejo. the group is part of what is called the consumer empowerment movement and calls for the mentally ill to have a say in how they are treated. >> depriving people of their choice making is actually injurious to their health. it will deprive them of their able to become more autonomous, independent, and make better

decisions. >> we're not scary. we're not killers. we're not stealers. we're not to be afraid of. that we want the same thing that everybody else wants. >> circle of friends services about 500 a month. and its principles have been duplicated. 10 international guardsmen are going to receive america's oldest military aviation award today. the distinguished flying cross will be presented during a ceremony at moffet field this afternoon. the guardsmen are receiving the distinguished flying cross for performing heroically during combat missions in afghanistan. a lostnd view of steve jobs, how everyone will soon be able to see a 15-year-old sit down interview with the apple co-founder. >> a soggy saturday in store for the bay area. coming up your current conditions and when we expect that wet weather to arrive. h@

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the christmas tree that sits in front of the u.s. capitol is coming from california this year. the 65 footlight fur is going to be cut down in the stanislaus national forest this morning then travel across the u.s. to washington, d.c. by the end of the month. six inches of new snow to the high sierras. not everyone was ready. yesterday there was a large traffick backup along interstate 80u just below

donner summit. the highway patrol says an unusually large number of people driving to the mountains were just not prepared for those type of conditions. but it is november. >> it is november! snow is here. it's already up in the mount ham. ton. let's head over to rosemary. people already talking about the sierra. it's cold! >> yes and more snow expected. we have a winter storm warning for the sierra down to 4,000 feet. so definitely going to be on the pass later. live look at all that gray sky, they're going to lower and they're going to darken the clouds. eventually they'll drop some rain. the winter storm warning for the sierra starts at 5 this morning, 5 to 10 inches down to 4,000 feet. 6,000 feet could see 10 to 15 inches. here at home we'll see more rain than with the first system. take a look at this. by 2 or so, north bay through the second half of the afternoon, evening hours, we're all getting wet. it will les through early tomorrow morning.

but we do see from half inch over north by two to three, 4/10 over san francisco, oakland, and maybe even more than that up over the highest elevations. snow level about 4,000 feet some maybe another dusting for mount ham. ton and the diablo range. extended forecast here, temperatures will be cool, we're just as cool this morning, tomorrow morning with the clouds could wake up a slightly warmer and many cases but afternoon highs going to be below average for this time of year. monday, tuesday mild and dry. wednesday increasing clouds and temperatures right about the same. back to you. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is become at her outpart rehabilitation facility in texas. after two weeks of intensive therapy sessions in north carolina. there's a new become about re remember discovery. it was written by her husband, astronaut mark kelly. it describes her 10-months of payroll recovery from a gunshot

one to the head in january outside a due son grocery store. she writes that giffords cried when she learned six people were killed that day. the book will be released november 15th. the biography of steve jobs is at the top of the bestseller list after just its first week in bookstores. steve jobs by walter isakson sold 379,000 copies in its first week. the book was released on october 24th. it sold 3 times as many copies, compared to the next bestselling book. in its first woke alone it became one of year's top 20 bestsellers. and fans of jobs will soon be able to see more of him. a 70-meant it view minutend view will be shown in left hand mark movie theaters including ones if berkeley, palo alto, and san francisco. shots fired into a small san francisco park in the

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with no point caps, and points that don't expire. banks and credit unions across the country are preparing for a big saturday, as thousands of people plan to move their money. and welcome back to ktvu morning on 2. rallies and marches are ready to go, all in support of bank transfer day. the movement steps from a posting on facebook. ali rasmus is live in san rafael where one of the

protests will be taking place. >> reporter: that demonstration is supposed to happen here in front of bank of america to cone side with when is called bank transfer day. a day for people to express their frustration with major banks by clouding their accounts in moving their money to a small been or credit union. [audio not understandable] this all started with a facebook page. a business owner was upset and bank of america's plans for new fees for debit card users, back in late september. and since then the facebook page has grown to tens of thousands of supporters. an estimated 650,000 americans have opened new credit union accounts since september. now, the movement also begin traction with other people who are upset with the becomes future other reasons, foreclosure rate, the federal bailout, we talked to two people this morning who are

closing their accounts and they explained why. >> we have no ethics. that's it. >> so where are you moving your money to, a credit union? >> i'm not sure yet. credit union, maybe, maybe not. not sure yet. >> the b of a 5-dollar atm got me thinking how we bailed this. out and if you it's time to serve us, the customers. they want to keep charge us a lot of extra money some seemed like they're very grote. >> consumers thinking about making the switch are advise towed do some research ahead of time. first make sure you're eligible to join a credit union. mack sure the credit union is federally insured. also it's recommended you don't move all your money at once. set up direct deposit first, and your automatic debits first verify the transfers are working correctly, then move the rest of your money over. so although this is supposed to happen today, bank transfer day this, could be a longer process for people taking part.

occupy san francisco is set to march from justin herman plaza today. the march starts at 2 p.m. protestors are planning to head to the federal reserve building as part of that nationwide protest against banks. after that, they plan to head to the bank of m tower in the financial district. thursday's riot in oakland went one real estate developer to make matters into his own hands. developers phil used his loaded shotgun to scare away rioters who were trying to get inside his building. he says he had no choice bus there was no police presence at the time. the story is now earning him support. some online commentators are calling on him to run for mayor of oakland. he tells the contra costa times he has no plans to run for mior at this time. many of the people taking part in occupy san francisco and occupy oakland are camping out every night. but other protestors are just protesting part time. we did find several people spend, just a for you hours a

day at the encampments. most are juggling work, family and otherrer other obligations but want to give what they can to the movement. >> i'm a young professional. i can't say where i work, but i do work 50 hours a week. >> i have to balance -- >> one man we talked to believes his employers might not like the fact he does spend several hours each day at the occupy encampment in san francisco. a man said to be involved in the occupy movement in colorado is in trouble with the law. coming up in 15 minute, the crime he is accused of committing and what the occupy camp has to say about it. three people have been detained in connection to a shoot that injured an 11-year- old san francisco girl. 911 calls reported several gunmen yesterday afternoon fired into a park on leeland avenue and peabody streets in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. a bullet grazed the girl and her injuries are not life- threatening. the gunman we're seeing driving

off in a grown lexus and police located the vehicle and recovered a gun. the condition of a woman hit by a san francisco muni train is worse than originally thought. she was struck by an m train at 19th avenue and randolph street thursday night. it was originally reported that she suffered non-life- threatening injuries but police now say she's in critical condition. the crash remains on investigation. on monday the marin county coroner expects so release the identity of a person killed in a fire in san rafael thursday morning. neighbors say it's likely a 90- year-old resident. two units were destroyed and two others damaged in the fire. firefighters are still looking for the exact cause but they do say it appears to be accidental. pg&e says it will take several days to repair a pin hole size leak in the same pipeline that exploded in san browno les year. a high pressure safety test this week uncovered the location in palo alto near page mill road and juniper

boulevard. it's just about 20 miles south of san bruno. crews are draining the line every water and will then pump a special traceable gas to locate the leak. pg&e says the hole is about a millimeter in diameter and not an immediate health hazard. >> a pair like this should be fairly easy to do. what we can do is put a sleeve around the pipe, or if it requires we might cut out and replace the section of pipe as well. >> of the 60 hydrotests completed so far, two have revealed leaks. pg&e also says it plans to retrofit a section of a 50-mile long pipeline in san francisco. local hospitals and chain ex are facing a drug shortage. the bay citizen reports many of the drugs are needed for cancer treatment and surgeries. the government is blaming the shortage in part on the introduction of more drugs without the same production capacity. president obama even signed an executive order this week to help drug shortages.

local hospitals have been trade to go cover up shortfalls. the new federal crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries is facing four lawsuits this morning. dispensaries and left hand lords in four california cities filed those lawsuits yesterday, including san francisco. they want the department of justice to come to the trouble and take about reasonably about public policy. the four u.s. attorneys have deferred the crackdowns saying the medical marijuana industry has been hijacked by profiteers. san francisco's city hall will open at 10:00 in morning for voters who want to turn in their ballots early. meantime, the election department is racing to solve a problem before tuesday's election day. officials say an outside printer published voting guides directing 115 thundershower people to the wrong polling place near city college. >> that's the primary thing that i'm worried about for this election is that the people who have that health street on the back of their voter guide and not their polling police, i

don't want them to go there and all of a sudden i have like 3,000 people online. >> 3 different notices have been sent to voters telling them their correct polling place. another concern is clearing up any confusion over the rank choice visiting system some future turnout appears has been low. officials say 1500 people have voted at city hall. time is 8:37. and there's a recall this morning involving bags of frozen oysters that were sold to asian grocery stores in california and seven other states. korean farm is voluntarily recalling the planned individual hi quick frozen oysters packed in three-pound bags. they have a use-bay date of february 2013. and the fda says three people who ate those oysters at a washington state restaurant later did test positive for norovirus. recreational fishermen bringing in their first big hulls of crab this morning. the can be season began

midnight last night. their catch will be sport finishing and crab. the commercial crab season against on the 15th. they hope for a repeat of last year, when crabs were plentiful. >> top tier boats in california can't finish more than 500 pots. and we think that's going to make the season a lot longer, whether it's more crab available or the public. >> the recreational catch will give crabbers an idea on the size and amount of crabs out there this season. good morning to you! a cool, cloudy start to your saturday morning. and we're already tracking the next storm. giving you a like here at all those clouds and now into the rain over northern california. crescent city light rain this morning and some snow over the higher elevations. i want to get in close here to home because we're finding a few returns. santa a, calistoga maybe a light shower here.

the brunt you can see still well north but this is proving to be a fairly quickly moving system. so we're looking at rain future today, most of us dealing with just a cloud cover at this hour. temperatures up because of the cloud cover. 39 degrees right now in santa rosa. 50 degrees san francisco and oakland. san jose checking at 45. 47 livermore. so settle a very cool start, just not as cold as what we saw when we started friday morning. 46 in concord. 40 degrees in napa. frost advisory issued by the national weather service allowed to expire in the overnight hours because of high clouds offer set that cooling trend. so your forecast for the afternoon, most of the rain holding offer until 2:00 for the north bay. scattered showers become part of your day, then for the afternoon it looks look 4 or 5 down into san jose, monterey, heaviest rain holds off until the evening hours. by 5 north by then 6 to 8:00 in around san francisco, oakland,

sergeant bay, off the bay seeing the rain there. by tomorrow morning, we're waking up with partly cloudy skies, and most of the rain will be gone by then. so drying out tomorrow morning. cool and cloudy this morning. by afternoon the rain developing from a 10 together a half inch of rain. the north bay could see half inch and around areas south of the golden gate as well. we're looking at temperatures very cool as well. 58 petaluma. 59 sauls legalityo. temps similar to friday. not going to have the sunshine. win for danville. 60 degrees expected hayward. in the santa clara volumeee, 61 expected at san jose. 60 for santa clara and 60 in sunnyvale. 58 san bruno for the afternoon 58 expected in the city. the extended forecast here, soggy by the afternoon, drying out tomorrow. notice our temperatures are cool, especially into the afternoon. tomorrow morning waking up with clouds not at chilly as this morning. and monday, tuesday look to be fairly mild with mostly sunny

conditions. into wednesday, partly to mostly cloudy skies. back to the deserves. >> city of hayward wants your ideas on how to rejuvenate downtown. the city held street fairs in the past but it is looking for a more perm way to attract shop, and new businesses. city officials are in the process of updutying the official hayward downtown plan. a workshop is scheduled it morning at 10:00 at city hall. a robbery attempt foiled by two trained fighters. >> he's got a gun and just robbed us. >> how they stopped the man and held him until police arrived. >> and here's a loevy lock outside of the traffic there bay bridge toll ms.a. washington state taking on the cal appears in san francisco out at at&t ballpark. can beoff at 3:30. time now is 8:42. you're watching mornings on 2. verizon 4g lte.

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good morning to you! a live look at alcatraz in the difference. gray skies and a foggy afternoon for the bay area. a bus crash killed one college student and injured 15 people in texas. the vehicle belonged to the abilene christian university. and the students were head on a mission when their bus hit a

highway culvert and flipped over several times. four passengers are in critical condition. there are major sex abuse allegations out of penn state university this morning. authorities have arrested 67- year-old jerry sandusky on charges he abused eight young men. he was a defensive coordinator on the football team from 1977 to 1999. he is accused of molesting at- risk children he was supposed to be helping through his foundation. two current penn state administrators including the athletic director have been charged with perjury. in columbia the leader of the main leftist rebel group has been killed. the defense minister announced last night the man died in a firefight. four other rebels also died in the incident. he led the revolutionary armed forces of columbia. it's been at war with the colombian government since the 1960s. he was 63 years old. at least 67 people are now dead after a wave of terrorist attacks in nigeria.

the bombings and shootings around the city in the northeastern part of that african nation. gunmen blue up a bank and attacked police stations and churches. a radical muslim sect is claiming responsibility. it wants the nigerian government to enforce strict muslim edicts, threatening more attacks if that does not happen. rescue crews pulled out 45 coal miners and china. they spent 36 hours trapped by thursday's cave-in. rescuers dug a small tunnel 1600 feet deep to reach the miners. while eight miners died, seven were pulled to safety yesterday. the earthquake caused chunks every coal and rock to explode in the mine. some 2,000 people are killed each year in chinese mining disasters. there have been no reports of damage or injuries after an earthquake in chile overnight. a 5.7 magnitude quake struck in the northern part of the country. last year an 8.8 earthquake and tsunami in chile killed more than 500 people. in grosse this morning, efforts to secure a bailout for the country are moving a hess.

the prime minister survived a no-confidence vote this morning in the greek parliament. partly bus he did vow to step aside to form a new coalition government. the coal eggs government is seen as the only way greece can secure that bailout package that has been approved by european leaders. the bailout package is needed to grosse can avoid a default on its debt. the white house is condemning a subpoena for documents involving solyndra. a republican controlled house committee issued the subpoena on thursday. it is demanding that the administration turn over internal documents related to the failed free month solar company. butt white house council has sent a letter back to congress saying the subpoena is driven bipartisan politics, rather than a responsibility investigation. the governor of connecticut is promising his state will be back up and running by tomorrow. the nor easter at the beginning of the week knocked out power to more than 3 million homes and businesses in that region. a couple hundred thousand

people in connecticut do remain in the dark. the state's utility company has apologized for the delays and there have been more than 300 carbon monoxide poisoning in connecticut. >> i know that everybody is wits end and i just would not want to see any additional co problems, carbon monoxide problems, play out as a result of people getting desperate. >> connecticut has called in the national guard to oversee clean-up repairs and the distribution of food and water. the occupy fort collins movement in colorado is distancing itself from a suspected arsonist. police a 29-year-old ben gilmore set fire to a condo complex under construction destroying the building and damaging a second nearby billing. before the fire, he reportedly spent time at occupy fort collins. >> he may have stopped by, but he is in no way direct relation to our movement. peaceful protestors. >> one person's actions within the group does not represent

the group. >> gilmore's mother and wife left court yesterday after his first court appearance. his mother asked the judge to lower the $250,000 bond. the judge refused. a pair of mixed martial arts fighters showed they are as tough outside the cage as in it. authorities say 31-year-old luis rosales pointed a gun and was demanding money from a clerk at a los angeles hotel. when he allegedly put the weapon in a duffel background, the clerk held down his arms and called for help. that's when the two fighters who are in the city for a bout stepped in. >> i went over around him, grabbed him, and then locked him from behind his hands, positioned him down. >> the fighters say the accused robber plead for them to let him escape. but they used their moves to pin him down until the police arrived. it's time to fall back. daylight saving time ends tomorrow morning. that means you should turn your

clocks back an hour before you go to bed tonight. the official time change is at 2 a.m. and while you are adjusting the clocks, it's also a good idea to put new batteries into your smoke detectors. hard to refuse an extra hour's slope! >> we'll take it. an multimillion dollar lottery jackpot up for grabs. one man insists he has the winning numbers but there's a problem with that claim. >> called in mainly dry at this hour. cool and wet for the afternoon. we have your forecast in five minutes. [ female announcer ] when something isn't right,

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today marks the beginning of the annual pilgrimage made and i millions of muslims. at dawn this morning nearly 2.5 million muslims started climbing the rocky desert hill outside mecca, known as mountain of mercy. the mountain is where the prophet mohammed is said to have delivered his farewell sermon. young twin sisters from san jose continue to recover this morning after a long and delicate surgery to separate them. they underwent a long surgery on tuesday at children's hospital. the twins were born joined at the stomach and chest. but now they are in separate beds, awake and breathing on their own. and next week we should see the first pictures of the twins separated. a new england man may have let a quarter billion dollar winning lottery ticket slip

through thinks fingers. a store in stanford, keck sold the powerball ticket this week. the owner says a customer is insisting he did pick the right numbers. but there's a dollars 254 million problem -- >> he said it's his number but can't find the ticket he lost the ticket. so i don't know what to say. >> how upset was? >> upset. >> no one has claimed the prize yet. the store has a reputation for selling winning tickets. a previous customer won a million dollar jackpot. the fourth ranked stanford cardinal are in corvallis, oregon today taking on oregon state. with a win the cardinal could move much in the bcs rankings bus the top two teams in the nation face off tonight. also today the cal bears taking on washington state at at&t park. the san jose sharks taking on the national predators tonight at the tank. the sharks coming off their come from behind win over the pittsburgh penguins thursday night and soon you'll see

several shark players with extra facial hair. 11 players are growing mustaches as part of the annual fund raiser to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men. golfers become in san francisco today. three golfers share load after the second round. michael allen, freddie couples and david frosted are at 4 under par. charles schwab championship is the final event of the year for the seniors on the champions tour. the world's largest marathon is less than 24 hours away. opening ceremonies were hell les night ahead of the new york city marathon. spectators enjoyed a parade of nations, entertainment and fireworks, more than 47,000 runners will run 26.2 miles through the city tomorrow. it's estimated that race will generate at least $350 million. surfing get kelly slater will have to wait physical

tomorrow to regain his 11th world title. the association surfing professionals announced yesterday it made a scoring mistake and prematurely awarded slater the title on wednesday. turns out he is still a for you points away. he still has another chance the search competition at the boetsch, just not today. organizers declared a lady because of condition, they will reassess tomorrow morning. >> certainly do have a lot of weather. we're talking about the cal game limiter today at 3 lone 30. rosemary, lock like the weather might be dicey for those going to at&t park. >> grab the rain gear! it's going to be cool and wet. if you don't have a place to be, plan your day indoors. moving in, we're waking up with gray skies this morning, a chilly start but not as cold. 39 santa a, 40 degrees right around napa. wild spread 40s and low 50s, around the pay area. oakland san francisco livermore and san jose, so a chilly start. afternoon highs will be very

similar to how we were yesterday afternoon. but we're not going to have the sunshine. so upper 50s, low 60s. wet and cool. we will begin to dry out as early as tomorrow morning. so one day of cold, wet weather. we're got sunshine in the forecast for monday, tuesday, going to be mild. but snow levels down to about 4,000 feet. once again if you're going to the sierra, there's an advisory for later today no a god die a on extra hour today to snug until bed a little longer. >> i agree! >> that's our reported for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. join ktvu for your next newscast at 6:00ing and we're always on at ktvu.com, and local ktvu. have a great saturday, everyone!