rrell owens. a nurse attacked by a patient at an east bay hospital. what we're learning about the incident and story you see only on two. >> more earthquakes rattle oklahoma last night including the largest ever in that state's history. a copper theft turns deadly when the thieves get caught red handed. >> complete bay area news coverage starts now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. welcome to ktvu mornings on 2. it's sunday, november 6th.

>> let's check in with meteorologist rosemary. the storm is winding down and looking at a nice sunday, just a few showers expected through the morning hours. partly cloudy skies to mostly clear in some spots and the south bay dealing with mostly cloudy conditions. we'll remain understood settled throughout the afternoon. looking at sunday and patchy fog in a few moments. a nurse is attacked by a patient and come tomorrow morning, the nurse's union will file a complaint against the hospital. it's a story you see only here. joining us live this morning on what happened. alley. >> reporter: according to several staff members here at summit medical center, it happened friday morning inside this hospital.

this is the summit medical center in oakland. a patient unrevoked lunged at a nurse and put her in a head lock and began hitting her in the head. security was called in after the attack and police did respond to investigate, however the patient was not arrested. the nurse went to the er and she's physically okay but shaken up by what happened. we talked to a nurse who was not working when the incident happened, but she's not surprised, dealing with unstable patients is one of the risks of the job. >> they put their lives on the line and as a nurse you put your life on the line especially if you work in the er, you don't know what is going to come through the door. >> reporter: the nurse's union

will file a complaint with cal osha tomorrow. they say they don't have sufficient security and the patient should have been in a psychiatric. they will be at odds because of some tense labor contract negotiations. the nurse's contact expired in june, nurses here went on a one- day strike and the hospital locked them out for the next five days. the spokeswoman said she hadn't heard of the information yet but will get back to me for the hospital's side of things. we're expecting to hear from some of the staff members that were working when it happened and we'll bring it later on in the show. oklahoma authorities are assessing the damage caused by a record-breaking series of earthquakes, one of the strongest hit last night

between oklahoma city and tulsa. it rocked buildings. they have recorded dozens of states in that region. a 4.7 yesterday. although the quakes occurred on a known fault line, people in oklahoma are not used to the ground shaking under them. >> he grabbed a gun, he thought there was an explosion or attack i'm not sure what he thought. >> watch out california for tornadoes, we're getting earthquakes here. >> seismologists are determining why the quakes are happening at this time. they predict more after shocks will happen in the next few weeks. the latest one hit yesterday, we'll hear about the heyward faults and how much the ground is shifting every year.

a solo vehicle crash took the lives of two people. it happened at midnight at perrer road south of santa rosa. a honda slammed into a large tree along the roadway. it's unclear if the rain was a factor. but the road was wet at the time of the collision. two men died at the scene. a two-car crash in richmond on richmond parkway close to brent road. police say that the man killed was pronounced dead at the scene. an early-morning shooting left two injured. east 18th street and rosedale avenue after receiving a report of gunfire when they arrived at the scene, they located 2 people inside a car, both were shot. the victims were transported to

the hospital. conditions are not known at this time. police are investigating a copper wire theft that turned into a deadly shooting. crime tape surrounded this home yesterday. investigators say that the owner of a vacant home interrupted a burglary in progress. they believe that the suspect threatened the owner, leading the owner to shoot and kill the suspect. >> it's been a year now. >> what do you think of this happening? >> i don't know. >> neighbors describe the homeowner as frustrated after recent burglaries. the owner is cooperating and has not been arrested. police trying to figure out a motive behind a drive-by shooting that left one dead.

it happened friday night on the lawn in front of an apartment complex. police say that the victims were walking on the street when they were attacked. the suspects are gang members but the victims were not afailuated with gangs and not targeted. it is the first homicide in two years. the mayor of one city is clearing out after a woman taking part in the protest died. the woman was in her 20s was found yesterday at occupy vancouver. police say she was transported to the hospital where she later died. the cause of death has not been determined. some protesters she died because of a drug overdose. police would not confirm the reports. the wet and cold weather hitting the bay area is making things a bit soggy here.

some occupiers hit the bongos hoping to drive the water away. others say they're homeless and used to the wet weather. >> now we have tents. before you would get arrested for sleeping on the street corner. right now, they're in the most defensive position. >> some tell us that the camp has a limited number of tarps and tents. some on the south bay spent last night in the dark. 1400 customers were affected. it went out last night and crews spent several hours restoring power. we do not have word yet on what caused the outage. crews worked to patch a water main break in san francisco. it began yesterday afternoon with a transmission line. the break happened near general hospital but there was no flooding inside. crews did have to divert water

from near by mains to supply the neighborhood. good morning to you. a live look at the sunshine. it's been about half hour now since the sun rose and a cool start. most of us will be dry. we're not out of the woods completely. let's head to storm tracker where you see some moisture over the bay area near san jose, picking up returns, looks like evergreen, for the afternoon, this system continues to move out of the area but it leaves in the possibility of a lingering shower now and again. what were the rain totals? pretty impressive. santa rosa. 3/4" over the mountains. 1-3/10 reported in some spots.

napa 1 1/2". satellite view here, easy to see the trough, there's the front off to the east and we're just here on the backside. northwesterly flows beginning to move in today and the cool air will be with us through today and warmer tomorrow. i want to show you the forecast. we're not looking at a lot of rain, it's 10:00 here, begins to fizzle out as it moves through, but it's over us noon, 1:00. into sunset a little bit of moisture in the area. upper 50s today, low 60s at best. 57 in the city. 56 the pacifica. upper 50s east bay. 60 degrees san jose. and we're looking at 59 in redwood city. if you're heading out to see

the game, looking at your forecast coming up. here's your extended forecast. temperatures will rebound, we'll be with a chilly start and even this morning, areas cleared nicely and parts of the north bay, take it easy if you have an early-morning drive. into the afternoon, low 60s expected. wednesday and thursday looks to be the warmest days with the possibility of rain returning to the area. again that radar forecast coming up. the drive up to and back from the sierra may be slow moving this morning. here's a live look from a caltrans camera. covered in ice and snow. chains are required. seeing some powder on bay area mountain tops. in the sierra, there's a number of accidents on 80 this weekend. a pickup truck and trailer ended up on the side of the

road after the driver loss control trying to make a lane change. his truck took a big hit. >> what did you think when you realize i'm going off road. >> i thought oh, shoot, i just totaled my truck. that was my first thought when i saw the trees coming through the windows. >> highway patrol advices motorists to get in the winter- driving mind set and bring the correct size chains. skiers are enjoying the early snowfall. >> i need a little more snow. there's some discouraging news from the job front, the reason half of the nation's unemployed are no longer getting help from the government and what is being done about it. terrell owens is in trouble with the law. the reason a warrant was issued for his arrest here in the bay area. a live look at 880 and

oakland. some metal debris in the westbound lanes. there's an accident on 880 and 101. a car crossing all lanes and hitting the center divide. you're watching mornings on 26789 hey guys, what can i get for you?

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. good morning, a live look outside. a little bit of patchy dense fog over the north bay. the heyward fault remains active. a quake struck yesterday afternoon. it was 3-miles northeast of downtown berkeley and part of a series of quakes there many the past month. scientists say there's a 30% chance of a major earthquake there in the next 30 years. the ground is moving at a rate

of 4 1/2 millimeters a year. >> you can do it from the north end of san pablo eventually it goes under the bay. >> they could lessen the size by shifting some of the energy away. two and a half months after the the earthquake rocked the east coast, some are finally receiving help from uncle sam. representatives assisted homeowners, the 5.8 quake caused about $100 million in damages to one county. some homeowners who couldn't pay for the repairs say they had almost given up. >> i have no money to do anything with and it made me feel like i didn't care no more. >> some virginia counties are offering property tax relief and building fees for quake-

damaged homes. the labor department announced that the country's unemployment rate is down to 9% but the new numbers show that most of the unemployed are no longer receiving benefits. at least 14 million people have been unemployed for 1 year or longer. congress is expected to decide by the end of the year whether to extend benefits up to 99 weeks. a demonstration against the california dream act brought out a large group of counterprotesters. deputies and officers in riot gear ordered the counterprotesters to move away from the barricades. it took place yesterday. they say that the california dream act is one more example of what they call lax u.s. immigration policy. the weak economy in the united states could be one

reason for a recent drop in illegal immigration. officials tell the newspaper that the number of illegal immigrants arrested in the tucson sector fell by 40% last year. 123,000 illegals were arrested. it was the lowest number reported since 1993. ten years ago, more than 600,000 arrests were made near tucson. some officials say that the deployment of national guard troops, and a weak economy are reasons for the drop. vallejo police investigating a shooting near a high school. it happened friday night near vallejo high school's field. a man picking up his two daughters says that someone shot at his car. he drove off and found that one hit the rear seat head rest narrowly missing his daughter's

head. one man in custody after he walked on to the campus with an assault rifle. it happened yesterday morning. police cornered the man, but he refused to put the rifle down and that's when officers opened fire. >> me and my roommate were inside, i heard pow, pow, pow. i was like oh my god. >> i turned my tv down i heard the gunshots and heard it again and i went to the window and seen people running. >> police say that the man refused to give up even after getting shot and ran into the woods with that ak-47, officers found him later. he's a former student at the school. the chances of nba basketball games tipping off the system are looking grim. refusing to call it an

ultimatum, they said to give in by wednesday. they call it a fraud and an illusion. >> hope springs -- more games will be canceled if a deal is not reached. an arrest warrant has been issued for former 49er terrell owens. it's for failing to show up for a child support payment hearing. the wide receiver trying to reschedule it for himself to set up a televised workout to secure a contract. he's trying to lower the contract because it's based on his pay when he played with the dallas cowboys in 2007. unruly passengers that spit

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. it's a hi-tech way to combat a low-class crime. in boston a growing number of unruly passengers are spitting at them. they have been given dna kits to use if they're spit on again, the saliva will be run through a data base of convicted felons. >> it's another tool we'll use. >> it's worth a shot. no one deserves to be spit on. >> i sympathize, but it seems expensive. >> the boston herald reports 25% of spitting, a conviction could bring up to a 20-year sentence. right now new york city is flooded with runners taking

part in the annual marathon. let's go live for a look at the streets, you can see they're all shut down and the roadway is clear for the runners to come through. we'll see when they make it through the portion of the course. the race did start about 40 minutes and 47,000 people expected to take part including athletes. over the history of the race, it's grown to thousands of people. it could become a two-day event because of a one-day event. officials are considering holding races on saturday and sunday in the future. the bay area has its own race, it's the tenth annual half marathon. this is the course they take this morning. they will cross the golden gate bridge and come back and end close to the starting point.

the stanford cardinals football team won their 17th in a row yesterday. there was a scary moment here. the second quarter, chris gets leveled. he suffered a concussion and would leave on a stretcher. it's the third time he's taken a huge hit. sanford beat oregon state, a huge game now set up for next weekend, down on the farm is the cardinal host. the big win, tough loss. >> the fans who went out had to brave some tough weather. the fans had some rain gear going. we're hoping for better situation. >> we're not expecting the soaking from yesterday, we're dealing with a few scattered showers, looking at this view, mostly clear skies in some cases, north bay dealing with

patchy fog but a beautiful sunrise. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies over san jose and perhaps a few scattered showers over monterey at this time. heading to see the raiders play, a mix of clouds and sun but should remain dry. upper 60s in the forecast. if you're getting outside, it's a great morning for a run, mainly dry, patchy fog over the north bay and temperatures are cool. wide-spread upper 30s to 40s and 50s, for the afternoon, nearing 60 degrees in many cases. a lot like yesterday but plenty more sunshine with just an isolated shower left. extended forecast, we start tomorrow morning, chillier with clear skies. monday afternoon, notice just a slight warmup, continuing the

trend, election day tuesday, no excuse to get out and vote. wednesday and thursday, partly cloudy skies and a possibility of rain returning to the area by thursday. thank you. an alarming report, a short fall that could leave many roads in bad condition and what state lawmakers are considering to do about it. a nurse attacked by a patient. we're learning this morning more.

. exclusive details this morning of a nurse attacked while on the job in an oakland hospital. >> that attack happened in oakland. it is a story you will see only on 2. ktvu joining us live with details and what the nurse's union plans to do next. alley. >> reporter: they plan to file a complaint against the hospital with cal osha tomorrow. it happened friday morning here at the summit medical center in oakland. according to several staff members who work at the hospital, they say a patient unprovoked, lunged at a nurse and hit her in the head several times. according to staff members, hospital security was called

in. police were called in to respond and staff members say that the patient was not detained. the nurse involved went to the er to be checked out and she is physically okay but shaken up. this morning, we talked to another nurse who was not working when it happened but says she's not surprised. dealing with unstable patients is a risk of the job. >> i'm not concerned with my safety, if i know that this person is upset, i will get some help. we do have policies in place that when a patient starts to get agitated, we have a code we can call to get assistance. >> reporter: the nurse's union says the policies are not adequate and many members are concerned for their safety. they said that the patient should have been in a psychiatric union not in the

regular parts of the hospital. there's tense negotiations going on between the nurse's union about the nurses' contract. on accept they went on a strike. i contacted to the hospital's spokeswoman. she said she hadn't heard of the incident yet and would get more information, as of this morning, we have not heard back yet. a teenage girl is dead after getting hit by two cars in san jose. police say that a honda civic and a mazda hit the pedestrian shortly after 8:00 last night between pearl avenue, it's not known what led up to the accident, but investigators say that the drivers remained at the scene. it's not believed they were driving under the influence. the southbound lanes of 101 are back open this morning after a four-car crash that

left 7 injured. it happened 1:30 this morning. a volkswagen bug and limo were involved. three of the victims were taken to the medical center. soaring transportation costs for california. a state commission study concludes that california meets half a trillion dollars to maintain roads in the next decade. they're already floating the idea of raising the gas tax for the first time since 1994. more confrontation in oakland after occupy protesters tried to enter a wells fargo branches for bank transfer days. bank officials clashed with the protesters at the downtown branch. the protesters wanted to close accounts because of what they call corporate greed and

because of wells fargos mutual funds. they say they hold for illegal immigrants. >> we know there's tough economic times now. you have to be under a rock not to understand that. >> more than 1000 people marched through the financial district. there's talk that the occupy in the city could expand from justin herman plaza. from the cities to the suburbs, bank transfer days brought more protests. >> crime scene tape was strung around the wells fargo tape followed with a loud protest outside of two other banks. >> wells fargo is closing down on my family. i have a foreclosure sale date

of december 1st. others took place in walnut creek. wells fargo is defending itself. it employs 1000 people in the bay area, gives to schools and contributes $20 million across the region. -- friends are teaming up with the occupy oakland movement. they gathered last night at the plaza. they were marking the first anniversary of the sentencing, the former officer accused of shooting and killing grant in 2009. >> the root of america's suffering quite frankly is basic immorality. doesn't see things in right or wrong, sees things in profit and loss. >> a l.a. jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter and released in june after serving

11 months. police arrested 20 people after they refused to leave their occupy camp. several were arrested for blocking streets and one person is facing assault charges after being accused of on confronts a motorcycle offer. it follows the arrest of others last month. >> heyward city workers looking to spice up the area. looking for value input from residents, some of those called for more walking areas and making downtown more of an entertainment center with restaurants and theaters. others suggest that the city should put student housing downtown. they're hoping to get a grant for the plan. three high schoolers beat out some of the best minds on

the west coast. the high school senior received a $3,000 scholarship for her report on cancer stem cell research. jeffrey and helen won top team prize for their work on infant intestinal diseases. the peninsula humane society is raising its reward for information on a cat drowning case. they spotted the cat floating in the lagoon. they say someone zip tied a dumbbell to its neck and dropped it in the water. it was a black and white cat and it had been declawed. they're offering $8400 in the case. crab season is underway.

in emeryville, fishermen pulled out traps used to catch crab. one crabber said that the season is off to a good start. >> we went out and pulled the crab, we pulled the crab pots and they're really good. >> fisherman can catch up to 10 crabs a day. the season for commercial cab fishermen starts next week. good morning to you. what a beautiful shot this is. mostly clear skies in the city. you can see fog along the coastline waking up with patchy dense fog after getting some clearing in the overnight hours. we're going to be cool and still a little unstable for your sunday. in store, a fairly nice day. keep in mind the pops of moisture that could pop up over the area for at least the morning hours and tapering off for the afternoon. getting in closer, light rain

over monterey. most of us dealing with partly cloudy skies. visibility down to 1/4 mile. maybe a little bit of trouble with visibility. take it easy. the winds south and southwest turn northwest for the afternoon and temperatures will be very similar to yesterday. we'll have more sunshine so it's going the feel better out there. this morning, waking up in the upper 30s. 40s and 50s for the bay area and you can see still dealing on the backside of the system, a little bit of moisture. it runs parallel to the coastline. partly cloudy skies in the partly cloudy and the possibility of a shower or two. temperatures in the 60s for the afternoon. a little bit below average for this time of the year and the northwest flow will be dry and

cool. upper 50s today, 57 degrees for richmond, just mid-upper 50s along the beach today. 59 oakland. if you're going out to see the game for the afternoon. 60 degrees at santa clara. morgan hill at 60. along the peninsula it's going to be cool. 57 in the city for the afternoon. still a winter storm warning in place for areas along the sierra above 3500 feet at this point lasting until about 10:00. quite a bit of snow fell overnight. we're looking at temperatures slowly climbing and rising, thursday we'll be mild and cool in the overnight hours. patchy fog and frost. wednesday, thursday, slightly warmer. the chance of rain returning on

thursday. some impressive rain totals for the last 24 hours. that's coming up. candidates making a last- minute push to win your vote before election day. a closer look at the mayor's race. let's go outside to the golden gate bridge. see all of those runners? they are part of the tenth annual u.s. half marathon that got underway this morning. they head back across the golden gate bridge back to the starting point. 5,000 people expected to take part. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card

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. a live look, 40s at this hour. >> election day is tuesday and voter turnout will likely be on the low send. 75% of the voters in the county usually mail in their ballots. so far, a lot of voters have not turned in those ballots. it's received 10,000 fewer ballots than excepted so far. you can hear the candidates making a push to get your vote in the polls. in san francisco mayor's race, we need to sort it out. pensions from jobs is there any way to keep track of who is in front and who is in second?

it's all confusing. >> you have it right. it's a race that is like family feud and x factor. the voting system for the first time really is going to decide the mayor's race. those polls, i think they're almost meaningless, we don't know what will happen. look at oakland where gene received only 22% of the vote and she's the mayor today. hard to make predictions. the interim mayor, the guy who said he wouldn't run is ahead in the polls, under this voting system that a lot of voters don't understand, they indicate their first, second and third choice, the candidate that gets the majority of the vote is the winner. then the bottom candidate is eliminated. that's created all kinds of complications in terms of how the races are run. san francisco could be in for a

big surprise on tuesday. >> that is right. you talk about oakland and people are still talking about how the rank choice affected who they thought should be the leader. do you think any candidates are going, okay, ed lee might be the favorite, can i be the second choice? >> that's exactly what is happening. it's a completely thrown out the book in terms of how they're run. you have complications, take the american vote, there's five different candidates, how will the vote be split? all of the calculations going in. now they're not just appealing for voters, they're appealing for second and third place voters as well. >> we talked about some of the issues, talking about the occupy movements going on, is that an issue they don't want to touch. are they trying to play it safe and they could be first or second or third?

>> this occupy issue has been delicate issue in san francisco. most of the candidates all agree that they're sympathetic to the concerns voiced by occupy but have different views on how it should be handled. we've seen in oakland, it's been an issue and battered her in the polls. everyone is looking at that, the fact that san francisco has some important issues to deal with, pension reform, there's two ballot measures that voters have to decide upon. the city's budget and deficit, $350 million. there's all kinds of complications too. the independent committees that weighed in at least supporters are facing investigations in money laundering and voter fraud. he says he has nothing to do

with it. voters have to educate themselves. >> we're out of time. i'm not going to ask you to pick a winner. do you have a top three you think are the ones we should be looking senate. >> you have to look at ed lee, absolutely. david the president of the board of supervisors got the endorsement of the chronicals. dennis the city attorney. it's hard. there's many, many. >> thank you for the insight this morning. >> thank you. another straw poll win for ron paul. paul won the illinois straw poll with 52% of the vote. the illinois poll is one of the largest to take place this year. -- in texas, businessman herman cain and former house speaker

newt gingrich met last night for their debate. the gop candidates medalled their meeting after the lincoln- douglas debates. president obama's policies were also mentioned. >> obama going i may not be able to send you your social security check. there's two trillion dollars in the trust fund. what kind of a totally dishonest president does it take to scare senior citizens? >> they will be back when they join the six others in the field for a debate at oakland university in michigan. the last debate took place a few weeks ago in las vegas. it will be the 11th gop debate

since may. troops are packing up. troops at the largest military base are counting on trucks and other equipment in preparation for the poll. military leaders say they accomplished a great deal since the war began in 2003. i think that iraq, now is a safe and secure environment. it's not as safe as secure as it should be or it will be, but it's progressing well. >> all but a handful of troops are scheduled to leave by the end of the year. both u.s. and iraq continuing some sort of partnership. thousands of weapons across libya remain unguarded. massive stockpiles can be found in plain site. the big concern is that these loose weapons could get in the

wrong hands. they're working to secure the arsonnals but lack the cash to pay for their own security. two police officers have been indicted for conspiracy to commit murder. he was killed in december of 2007 during a campaign appearance. the two police officers are accused of security breaches and covering up evidence by hosing down the scene. they pleaded not guilty and free on bail. they are believed to be members of the pakistan taliban. it is a story beatle's fans can say, maybe sink their teeth into, a tooth believed to have come from john lennon. how much it fetched and who got it. an improvement over

yesterday. what to expect for the afternoon.

. one man is dead and two hurt after a house explosion. workers responded to the home. firefighters say when they arrived, the home was leveled and what was left was engulfed in flames. >> you couldn't see the house, it was just a fire and then a door that was launched 30 feet from the house and now it's shredded and you couldn't see the house any more, it was gone. the cause of the explosion is under investigation but they're concentrating on a propane tank in the house. an investigation to figure out what caused a helicopter to lose power and crash into a house. it went down in west palm beach. the pilot and another passenger was taken to the hospital.

>> sounded like an earthquake and my house felt like it would be divided. i was thinking that i hope everyone in the neighborhood is safe. >> no one on the ground was hurt. >> the cousin of an oakland raider was gunned down at a fast food restaurant in hawaii. a deadly shooting happened at this mcdonald's. investigators say that a confrontation spilled out on to the street. the victim was a 23-year-old, he's related to offensive lineman. an agent says that he is under arrest for the shooting. both bay area football teams are in action. the raiders host the broncos. the 49ers are looking to win their fourth straight road game

today in washington d.c. against the redskins. you can see the game here on ktvu channel 2. kickoff following mornings on 2 on the live point after show. here's something to chew on especially if you're a beatle's fan, we want to warn you, some might be disturbed with the image of john lennon's tooth. it went on the auction block yesterday. a dentist won with a bid of $31, 000. he gave it to a housekeeper. it's too fragile for dna testing because they think it's real. good morning.

hopefully sunshine outside. partly cloudy skies and given you a look in case you don't have it, we have it here. dealing with a patchy fog over the north bay, even a little dense. visibility down to 1/4 mile. the back edge will be us today. we could see a few sprinkles for your sunday. showing you the rain totals, looking at that, quite impressive, almost an inch and a half, 3/4" santa rosa. the rest fell between 1/10" and half inch in some cases. afternoon highs under partly cloudy skies, clouds rolling over, could be dark enough, scattered showers, 59 expected for the game, 57 in the city, 59 redwood city and 60 degrees in san jose. extended forecast, mainly dry today and drying out through wednesday, looks like the next

storm could approach the area by thursday, we'll be warming it up over to low to mid-60s around the bay about overnight lows frosty. temperatures many in the 30s. it's the end of an occupy camp in canada. a nurse attacked while on the job at a local hospital. exclusive details on the investigation. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying?

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here. >> waking up with the sunrise and sunshine this morning in many cases, as we watched it rise an hour earlier. don't forget to change your clocks back, we're waking up with a few leftover showers remains, partly cloudy skies, cool for this time of the year and looking at the extended forecast looks dry and mild, details it coming up. >> ktvu learned about an attack on a nurse inside an oakland hospital. live outside the summit medical center with details of the attack. >> several members contacted us to tell us about the incident, it happened friday morning at the summit medical center at oakland. a staff member here, you were working when it happened. tell us what you heard when the

nurse was attacked. >> i was in a patient's room and heard some screaming, i went towards the area where the screaming came from, the screaming increased. there were nurses with their hands over their mouths. i went into room and saw a patient jump back into bed. i immediately went between the patient and the nurse who had been assaulted and she was trembling. she was in hysteria and i asked the patient who was back in bed what occurred and he said he was abruptly waken up and decided to hit the nurse. >> reporter: what happened? were there any physical signs of injury to the nurse? >> there was. she was holding her head, her head was, you could see it was bruised, her ear was red, she was shaking like a fish out of

the water. i held her and comforted her and made sure that she was protected from the patient. >> reporter: now, the patient was not arrested however, we have heard that opd did respond to the incident, hospital security was called in, we in the last 15 minutes heard from a spokeswoman and here's their response. >> of course the hospital, anything that is unexpected we'll be looking into it and see whatever changes needs to be made. particularly the nurses, it's of the highest importance to us. >> the hospital says they do have security procedures in place and they will be looking at those and what happened with this accident. the nurse's union says many staff members say they feel like the security has been threatened. they plan to file a complaint

with cal osha tomorrow morning. we'll have more coming up in about 1/2 hour. overnight a vehicle crash took the lives of two people. it happened around midnight near the corner of pepper road south of santa rosa. officials say that a white honda slammed into a tree, it's unclear if rain was a factor many the crash, the road was wet at the time of the collision. the victims died at the scene. the southbound lanes of 101 are back open this morning after a four-car crash that left 7 injured. it happened after 1:30 this morning. police officers responded and rosedale avenue, after

receiving a report of gunfire, when they arrived at the scene, they located two people inside a car, both were shot and the victims were transported to the hospital, their conditions are not known and no word if anyone is in custody. a 14-year-old girl is dead and 3 others wounded after a drive-by shooting in morgan hill. police arrested four people. the shooting happened friday night in front of an apartment complex. the victim has been identified, she and the other victims were walking on the street when they were shot. there's the number on the screen. police are investigating a possible copper wire theft that turned into a deadly shooting.

crime scene tape surrounded a home at 17th and d street. investigators say that the owner of a vacant home interrupted a burglary in progress. they believed that is suspect threatened the owner leading the owner to shoot and kill the suspect. >> it's been empty for a year now. >> what do you think of this happened? >> time to move. >> other neighbors describe the homeowner as frustrated from continuing burglaries that left the home and two others next door damaged. the owner has not been arrested. four and a half hours ago another earthquake shook oklahoma. it follows dozens of after shocks including one in the town of sparks between oklahoma city and tulsa. we have new video from the epicenter, a chimney fell through the roof. the owner walking around

through the gaping hole in the wall, falling bricks, items toppled. the homeowners were not injured. this unexexcepted series of earthquakes is rattling people's nerves. >> he grabbed a gun, he thought there was an explosion or attack. >> watch out california for tornadoes, we have earthquakes here. they are examining why the quakes are happening at this time. after shocks continuing to jolt the east bay, the latest one hit yesterday. coming up, we'll hear from a geo expert. the rainmaking things soggy at some occupy camps. >> some occupiers spent

yesterday hitting the bongos hoping to drive the water away. other protesters say they're used to the wet weather. >> now we have tents. see before, you would get arrested for sleeping on the street corner. but right now, they're in the most defensive position. >> some occupiers say that the camp has a limited number of tarps and tents. a woman protesting at the occupy vancouver camp died. the woman in her 20s was found unresponsive in a tent yesterday and died at the hospital. the cause of death has not been determined, others believe it was a drug overdose. crews worked through night patching a water main break. it happened around noon with a transmission line on rhode island street. it happened near general hospital but there was no

flooding inside. crews had to divert water from mains to supply the neighborhood. some people spent last night in the dark. a power outage, the electricity went out and we do not have word of what caused it. drivers need to slow down this morning. giving you a live look. this is interstate 80 near truckee. that roadway covered in snow and ice and chains are required on both 50 and 80. snow levels are low this weekend with some bay area mountain tops being dusted. in the sierra, there's been a number of accidents this weekend. a pickup truck and the trailer ended up on the side of the road after the driver lost control trying to make a lane

change. the driver was not hurt but his truck took a hit. >> what did you think when you realized you're going off road? >> i just totaled my truck. that was my first thought. >> the chp is advicing motorists to get into the winter driving mind set. fuel up your car and bring the correct size chains. so far skiers and snow boarders at boreal are enjoying the early snowfall. improvingng conditions here, we have a just a few clouds building up over the higher elevations, we are looking at nice weather for today. looking at storm tracking 2, this moisture continues south and east as the last bit of the storm pushes out for your afternoon. northwesterly flow is expected

to move in and we are looking at dry conditions and cool conditions by the second half of the afternoon. is this what we're dealing with, we're pretty much with clear conditions in many spots. monterey over the north bay because of the fog that settled in in place with clearing in the overnight hours. we're still with the westerly flow. northwest throughout the day. generally light, that's the good news. temperatures in the 40s. and temperatures will climb today, we'll see the sunshine in most cases, it will feel better but we could see a sprinkle in the afternoon. just the back end of the storm and you can see here, it weakens as it moves through the area but it could bring a sprinkle in some spots rolling through the afternoon by 11:00, just east of santa rosa and it fizzles out across the bay, you don't see any blues lighting up, but with the cloud cover,

enough moisture in place, a few sprinkles could drop from the sky. we'll leave in the possibility for afternoon and then in pretty good shape, sun setting at 5:00. 57 in the city. 59 for oakland. upper 50s anywhere you go. 59 mountain view. extended forecast, it will be a cool start tomorrow morning. temperatures rising above what we see today with partly cloudy skies and rain on thursday. there's a growing problem on buses in boston. passengers spitting on drivers. the nba lockout is still on after another negotiation session between players and owners. there's a new deal on the table. but there is also a dead line.

here's a live look outside of traffic on 880 in oakland. clear now but tailgaters making their way to the coliseum. raiders and broncos this afternoon. dñañy

. good morning, san jose. sitting in the 40s and low 50s out there at this hour. partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. the heyward fault is

active. 1.0 quake hit at 4:43 this morning. it followed a tremor yesterday afternoon. it was centered southeast of downtown berkeley. >> there is a 30% chance of a major earthquake on the heyward fault in the next 30 years. the shifting ground is reflected in the walls of buildings and cracks throughout the asphalt. it's moving at a rate of 4 1/2 millimeters per year. >> eventually the fault goes under san pablo bay. >> the small quakes may not lower the chances of a quake many the future, they could lessen the size. 2 1/2 months after an earthquake hit the east coast, some victims are receiving help from the federal government. representees went to assist homeowners. the quake on august 23rd caused

about 10 10,000,000 dollars in damages to one county. some homeowners who could not pay for repairs had almost given up. >> i have no money to do nothing with and it just made me feel like i didn't care no more. >> some virginia counties offering property tax relief and waiving building permit fees for quake-damaged homes. vallejo police are investigating a shooting near vallejo high school. a man picking up two daughters says that a man shot at his car and the man drove off by found that a bullet hit his backseat head rest narrowly missing his daughter's head. in north carolina, police have one man in custody after they say he walked onto a campus of elizabeth city state university with an assault rifle. it happened yesterday morning

and police say they managed to corner the man but he refused to put it down. >> i was inside, next thing i heard pow, pow. i was like oh, my god. >> i heard two gunshots. i shut my tv down and heard it again and i went to my window and seen people running. >> police say that the man refused to give up even after getting shot and he ran into the woods with the ak-47, officers found him later. the man is a former student from the school. in southern california a neo nazi brought out counterprotesters. deputies and officers ordered the counter protesters to move away from the barrier. it took place yesterday. they say that the california dream act is one more example

of what they call lax u.s. immigration policy. >> we can't go to another country and get free money to go get educated here and they're coming here because of corrupt politicians. >> everyone has the right to say what they want to say. >> they clashed with police when they tried to take down the police barricades. former 49er terrell owens has a warrant for failing to show up for child support for a payment hearing. the wide receiver says he tried to reschedule it because he set up a televised work out in hopes of getting a new contract. he's trying to lower his child support payment. the chances of nba basketball games tipping off this season are looking grim, refusing to call it an

ultimatum, he said accept our new deal or the next offer will be much worse. they give players 51% of revenues but the union is calling it a fraud and an illusion. games have been canceled through the month. the sanford cardinal football team won again in corvallis. one suffered a concussion and left the game on a stretcher. it's the third time this year he's taken a huge hit. sanford wins 38-13, a huge game next weekend on the farm as the cardinals host the ducks . a cold and rainy day to watch them take down washington

state. they ran for 288 yards to get a win over the cougars, they're one win away before becoming bowl eligible. the spartans scored the first 28 points of the game, but they came back to win. the spartans fall to 3-6 on the season. >> it's a high a growing number of unruly passengers are spitting at them. drivers have been given dna, they're spitting on bus drivers. >> i don't think anyone deserves to be spit on. >> i sympathize for people spit on but it seems expensive. >> 25% of assaults involve

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there this morning, hard to believe, right? waking up with patchy fog over the north bay. mostly sunny, the storm tracker showing you a few sells over the water and that continues for the afternoon. perhaps half moon bay seeing a sprinkle or two. san francisco oakland, and we are cool again, santa row rosa checking in in the 40s. if you're going out, partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50s in the afternoon. extended forecast for the most part of us this afternoon, upper 60s, partly cloudy skies, maybe %c1 . back to you.

>> 8:26, in the weak economy, it could be the reason for a recent drop. the number of immigrants arrested fell by more than 40% last year. they were arrested, it's the lowest number reported in that sector. new technology is the reason for the drop. a police investigation at a bay area hospital, you'll see it only here on channel 2, the clash between protester abs bank officials.

the nurse attacked by a patient. this is a story you see on channel 2. >> live in oakland with the details of the attack and what is coming up next. >> this is the hopital where it happened. several staff members contacted us to tell us about the

incident. started hitter her in the back of the head and the ear. the nurse is fine other that a few bruises on her head. she's still in shock. >> hospital security was called in and oakland police were called in and they responded to the incident. the patient was not arrested but moved to another part of the hospital -- whatever changes might have to be made. all of the employee, particularly our nurse is of the highest of importance to

us. the nurses union says it's not an isolated incident, the union says they're concerned about the members about other patients. it's some of the members and the nurses at the hospital, the union says changing the procedures at> this hospital they hit the pedestrian late last night. it happened between pearl avenue and the loop. they don't know what led up to the incident. investigators say that the drivers remain at the scene. police cannot believe they were driving under the influence. no charges expected to be filed. one man is dead and two others injured after a two-car crash

overnight. it happened on. >> more confrontation, they that tried to enter a branchwhat protesters wanted to close the account because of wells fargo's funds. we know it's tough times, people angry, you have to be

under a rock. crime scene tape around the wells fargo bank yesterday. that was followed with a loud protest. other protests took place. wells fargo says they give to public schools and contributes another $20 million across the region. they refused to leave outside

of the courthouse. a tv station reports that deputies gave the protesters several hours to pack up tents and belongings. they say the deputies will be stationed to make sure they do not set up camp again. police arrested 20 people last night after they refused to leave. several others arrested for blocking streets. more occupy arrests this time in hawaii. a half dozen protest ers were arrested. occupy honolulu are trying to help the homeless people.

occupy oakland movement, some calling it oscar grant plaza. they were marking the sentencing the root of america suffering, quite frankly it's basic immorality. she things things in profit and loss not right or wrong. >> he was released in june after serving 11 months. a new report predicts costs for california. the mercury news concludes that california made half a trillion dollars to maintain roads and freeways over the next decade, the state only has about 1/2 the money. they are floating the idea of raising the state gas tax for

the first time since 1994. the humane society is raising the reward for information in a cat drowning case. the cat was floating in the redwood shores lagoon. someone zip tied a dumbbell to its neck and left it in shallow water. two pledged to donate upping the reward. the retail store set to open tomorrow in and fran. blue shield is opening the store inside the lucky supermarket. blue shield says that the store is a convenient way for members to drop in and get health and wellness information. the store opens tomorrow morning. tens of thousands are running 26.2-miles through new york city. live this morning in new york

at the world's largest marathon. good morning to you. this year the city should make more money this year. expected to bring in $350 million this year it's like an annual olympics, expected to be the latest wind fall for the latest event. a much needed boost . runners will be scattered throughout the five areas with family and friends cheering them on and

adding to that. we could see the perfect recipe foreseeing green. >> cleanup crews around central park since we got the blizzard, the city getting snow on top of tree branches that were covered in leaves, causing the much damage, cleaning up central park for the last week. they had a backup plan, if they didn't have them cleaned up in time, they would change the route and have to move the finish line. the finish line is in new york

city. all right. nice day on the east coast. a nice day here. just a little bit of rain. what a beautiful start, these little bits of moisture will be with us throughout the afternoon. the winds generally calm out there, the breeze, we will see the wind shift northwest as the back edge of the

looking at napa, almost 3 /4" over the santa cruz mountains, more than an inch of rain. quarter inch over concord. dealing with the possibility of unsettled weather for your sunday. many of you are saying what are you talking about? we're going to be unstable today. temperatures are going to be cool. plenty more sunshine in the forecast. 45 degrees now, 53 mountain view.

45 concord. cool by the coast, 56 pacifica. the extended forecast, temperatures will begin to warm, it will be a gradual warmup into wednesday. the possibility of rain in the forecast. partly cloudy skies in the forecast. coming up in a few moment, we'll look at what you can except if you're heading to the sierra for sunday. a state department special agent accused of shooting and killing a man at a mcdonald's. giving you a live look

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a deadly pileup in utah. one person died in the 24- vehicle wreck, cars and four semitrucks across the roadway. the driver who died actually got out of the truck and helping others in the pileup. troopers believe he fell to his death a con front station spilled on to the street. the victim is a 23-year-old,

he's related to raiders offensive lineman. in news of the world this morning, 500 people died because of the flooding in thailand. the water is three-feet high. 3 months of intense rainfall, it's the worse flooding in the country in 70 years. in libya, thousands of weapons are unguarded despite the pledges -- the government is working to secure the arsenals. three people could be dead after a multicar pileup.

there's 7 fatalities about 50 injuries. they may find more bodies. 34 vehicles involved friday night. the cause of the accidents have not been determined but foggy roads and wet conditions could have been to blame. they could have been distracted by a a fireworks display. american troops in iraq are packing up as they get ready to leave the country by the end of the year. troops at the largest military base in southern iraq are counting trucks and equipment in preparation for the pull out. leaders say they accomplished a great deal in iraq since the

war began in 2003. i think iraq is now a safe and secure environment. it's not as safe as secure as it should be. a house explosion in connecticut. 100 workers respond. much of the home was leveled and what was left was engulfed in flames. witnesses report it from miles away. >> you couldn't see the house, it was fire.

they're concentrating on a propane tank inside the home. >> they are trying to figure out what caused a helicopter to lose power and crash into a house on west palm beach. they are expected to be okay. no one on the ground was injured. representative jackie joins the assemblywoman at a campaign event. they praised her for her courtroom experience and her work combating human

trafficking. the office says that it received 10,000 fewer ballots than expected. >> another win for ron paul. paul won with 52% of the vote. the poll is one of the largest to take place this year. they allowed voters to cast it online. in texas, businessman herman cain and newt gingrich met. they tossed out most of the normal rules and modeled their interaction. >> president obama going i may not be able to send your social

security check. what kind of a totally dishonest president does it take to scare senior citizens? time now, 8:51. a tooth fetches thousands of dollars at an auction. who it used to belong to. i love being a mom, i didn't care for the aftermath. is this a wonderful procedure to target the abandonnal area to give that contour back. >> with the mommy makeover, you're doing two procedures at once.

we do work with multiple surgeons to lessen the operating time and foster recovery time for the patient. these are two patients that had the same complaint of loose hanging skin. it's on the breast area, you can see toning and tightening and the contour back and better than before the pregnancy. >> i love the mommy makeover both areas are addressed with one recovery. if you'd like to

here's something to chew on. showing you a picture of the molar that went up for sale. a canada dentist won the bid with $31,000. lenon gave it to the housekeeper was a gift. it's considered too fragile for dna testing, but auction say it's confident it's real. crews cut down a tree in the national forest yesterday. it was selected based on fullness, shape and color. the tree is going on a national tour before arriving in washington at the end of the month, it will be lit on december 6th. three bay area high schoolers beat out some of the best young minds. the prize at the high school math and science competition. the high school senior received a $3,000 scholarship for her

report on cancer cell research. they won the top team prize for the work on infant intestine diseases. the top prize is a $100,000 scholarship. >> the san jose sharks came back to win -- the predators responded to tie the game at 3. at overtime we go. the game winner for the predators, they win 4-3 3 and they host tomorrow night. the raiders host the broncos, they're in washington d.c. facing the redskins and you can see the game here on ktvu.

the 49ers. . the showers are getting out of town. that means it should be good weather for kickoff. >> partly cloudy skies, now we are still dealing with a storm. a shower a possibility. most of us will remain dry. temperatures very similar to yesterday, a few sprinkles a possibility. low 60s expected again. take a look at that, heading to the sierra, winter storm warning in place until about 10:00. another inch of snow for the afternoon, in the 30s. extended forecast is dry for about thursday, a chance for rain for the area temperatures will be gradually warming into the low and mid-60s and the lows could be a bit frosty at

times with the clear skies. >> that's it. thank you for joining us. that's the report and join ktvu for the next report at 5:00. you can always connect on facebook and twitter. have a great sunday. enjoy the games.