joe paterno is out as head coach for penn state after the sex scandal that rocked the university. the school board could force him the leave immediately. he resigned this morning and said he was devastated by developments in this case

against his former assistant, jerry sandusky, charged with sexual abusing eight boys from an at-risk youth foundation he started. paterno was informed of one instance of abuse nine years ago and told his supervisors but many feel he should have done more to stop sandusky. the occupy oakland camp is growing and so is the controversy surrounding it. many businesses say they are suffering. a new call to remove the camp comes next hour. we have a closer look at video showing protest assaults on officers. >> there is a press conference scheduled for within the hour with city and religious leaders, all calling for the mayor to shut down this camp. >> she's trying to find every possible excuse not to do her job and make a decision. it's something that i don't think the city council or the

citizens can continue just waiting. >> for now it appears the ball is in the mayor's court. this morning the fire department made another daily inspection. they say they do it knowing that tent city will fail as it does every day because there's no realistic way to get this encampment to meet the fire code. one protesters told us 30 more tents were squeezed in overnight. a track could be could come next week. if it does, police are hoping it won't be as violent as the last one and hoping the video they get released shows things through their eyes. we'll take you through the video. we have an overhead shot of the crowd, police officers making their way down the street. it appears they are trying to make and arrest. they stop and the crowd fills in behind them. one officer is standing on the perimeter as red paint hits him in the neck and another camera shows paint hitting a vehicle. at least two of the officers in

this incident are wearing camera. you see the camera here in this shot. from one officer's perspective, we see batons as that officer jabs into the crowd trying to shove them back. you can hear the crowd chanting. this officer's camera records a scuffle that end only when a protester is pushed back over a car. >> the mayor issue add statement yesterday but didn't set any deadline. this press conference will be within the hour and they will talk about what they think should be done if the mayor doesn't take action soon. >> thank you. inspired by the occupy protests, a grown up at uc berkeley is planning to march on a nearby bank of america. the occupy movement is made up on students and workers an community members. these are live pictures of the

scene. quite a few people there. this is protesting cuts to all levels of education. they are calling on the director to sign a pledge to make wall street pay for cuts to education. they also plan to establish and encampment at cal later today. it's been a tough day on wall street, markets have been down all day dough the uncertainty over who will lead italy through the debt crisis once berlusconi resigns. a short time ago, officials said they have no plans for a rescue plan for italy and that really spooked the market. the dow was down over 400 points at within point, now down 371. the nasdaq is down 97. president obama used a pen

today to trim government waste. >> it directs agencies to slash spending in each of these area, travel, printing. >> he signed an executive order to cut spending by 20% in these areas. agencies are being ordered to limit the number of departmental vehicles and post information online rather than printing them out. he's exercising the executive power on modest proposals to cut spending. when we come back, why it was a god day for the formerly conjoined twins recently separated at stanford. and we'll have details on when you could see showers in your neighborhood.

it's a milestone day for phillips power energy. ahead, the celebrations held in the bay area.

scary moments for two people trapped in a car this morning.

our news chopper took these pictures above the scene. it crashed into an embankment and went down and got pinned for 15 minutes before crews were able the pull them out. two sections of pipeline on the peninsula is being repaired today. they are getting better access to the natural gas pipeline. a small hole was discovered during high pressure water tests last week. >> once this band is welded around the pipe, we'll reconduct the test later today and be sure this is safe for operation. >> they have conducted 60 tests over 120 miles of pipeline this year.

abdomen is if you were watching television or listening to the radio a little over an hour ago, no doubt you noticed the first ever national test for the emergency alert system. all tv and radio programs were interrupted for about 30 seconds at 11:00 a.m. with the announcement. fema and the sbc coordinated the tests. it could be used in cases of a

national security threat or national disaster. a hear asking scheduled today for the suspects in a drive-by shooting where a 14- year-old girl was kill instead mar began hill. these four men and a 17-year- old boy are said to be gang members but the videotapes are not. she died at the scene of friday night's shooting. three other teens were also shot and are recovering. police and city officials will answer questions about the shooting at a community meeting tonight. it begins at 7:00 at the morgan hill community and cultural center. a 67-year-old man who's been in hiding for 40 years is preparing to turn himself in to san francisco police. an attorney for ronald bridgeforth says his client intends to turn hymn in today and plead guilty for assault with a deadly weapon.

a warrant has been pending since 1968. despite solnydra bankruptcy, one gig watt of power has been installed on houses across the state. that's enough to power 600,000 homes. >> the solar industry has doubled in size since 2007 and california is home to 20% of the nation's solar companies. >> only five countries have hit this mark, germany, spain,

japan, italy and czech republic. california has installed more solar power than france, china and belgium. san francisco may not know who will be the next mayor but there are clear winners in other races around the bay area. in newark, al nesghy will replace david smith, leaving office after 15 terms.

it will be at least another week before we know the fate of a $47 parcel tax proposal to keep doctors medical center from clog by raising $5 million a year. the tax would apply to properties and the vote on the measure is being conducted by a mail-in ballot. all must be received by next tuesday, november 15th. find continuing coverage of election results by going to ktvu.com. there may not be snow in san francisco but there's plenty of ice to go around t. ice square opened this morning and will stay open through january 15th. regular admission is $10 for

adults and $6 for children. for today, looks like a few high clouds pushing into the area. we have a dry weather forecast for you today. as far as the forecast online, we have a few high clouds rolling into the region. tomorrow another chilly morning, skies becoming partly cloudy and could be tracking rain drops as we head into friday. as far as current numbers, santa rosa 59 degrees after a cold start this morning in the 30s, concord 57 and san jose reporting 61 degrees. in the pacific, some activity here. you can see the area of low pressure in the forecast, a little bit for today and little

bit for tomorrow with additional high clouds. as far as the rain chances, we'll show you the timing coming up in a bit. for now high pressure is still in command of the weather. for today, partly sunny and cool to mild, warmest locations will be approaching the upper 60s inland and that dry weather pattern is still out there. tomorrow will be dry with activity out here in the pacific. into the afternoon hours, we'll bring in the rain chances favoring the coast, south bay and chances taper off as you work inland. also into friday afternoon, into the evening hours. for saturday, not a lot to show you but we'll hold onto a chance of showers into saturday morning with still lingering clouds as we head into the weekend. it is a nice one this morning after santa rosa tops out at 66

degrees, and the weekend always in view with no major changes for tomorrow. there's a rain cloud with showers developing, shouldn't be a big deal but you'll be dodging the rain drops in the morning and afternoon hours. there is a slight chance of showers on saturday. we'll still hold onto a few clouds for the second haft of the weekend. the one constant here, chilly mornings out there. bundle up over the next few mornings. thank you. it is 12:223. we have an update on the conjoined twins who were separated and it is good news. these are pictures before they underwent surgery a week ago today. this morning they were moved out of the intensive care unit and into a regular room. the family is not yet ready to share new photos but a spokeswoman says the twins have started physical and occupational therapy and are

watching television. and there was a fire at sky walker ranch in north bay. there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state.

the dow is currently down 356, nasdaq down 54. there was a fire last night at star wars director george lucas' skywalker ranch but it only caused minor damage. it started around 5:30 in the chimney of the main house. a fire crew responded first but no injuries were reported. san francisco's spca says someone stole a puppy today, hours before the animal was to be adopted. a spokeswoman said the 8-week- old was taken around 4:45 yesterday afternoon by a latino couple with a 4 to 6-year-old child. there is a $500 reward for the puppy's safe return. coming up today, we are just hours away from san francisco election officials announcing the first round of

choice vote. we'll have the latest numbers from the city's three biggest elections, including the race for mayor. and the bay area connection to this year's capital christmas tree. thank you for watching t. we're all here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for watching.

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