bicyclists, what they are saying is to blame. why away area fugitive decided to turn himself in. well it is not official, ed lee claims valid. ktvu channel 2 news continues. good morning, it is thursday, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> and we will start with weather and steve paulsen. >> good morning mike and pam, patchy fog could be forming lows can be from 30s to 40s and 50s, hovering around 50 degrees, low for some, even a few lower 70s mainly towards the south bay here it is sal.

>> this morning's commute looks good, at 6:00 let's go back to mike and pam. we begin with another tense standoff, this time it is at the birthplace of the free speech movement... [crowd noise] this was the scene overnight, i am mans of pushing shoving and they are determined to start their own riot gear plant. live on the campus, alex, what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: well things are peaceful but student protesters are angry and tell me they are staying put here at the plaza despite that practice down, by

the police of sers have violated university policy but as you take a look behind me, you can see several tents are back up and protesters are refusing to back down. >> we call protest we call protest... >> get back... >> hey, move back, move back! move back, move back, move! late last night protesters were forming a human chain. police eventually broke down the tents set up on the plaza and they told these protesters they could stay overnight as long as they didn't have tempts but some people were notel to hold their john. >> we intend to take back the

space that has been taken from us and we intend to camp and create a community here just like oakland and it looks like we are doing that and it was the first night and it is significant we are still here and our tents are still here and we have people sleeping here. >> it is an effort to fight against tuition hikes. they are calling for a statewide strike urging the public to stay at home that day. close to 40 people were arrested about members of the faculty as well and police are not saying what action could be taken as you can see people continue to sleep out, some in sleeping bags and a couple of people are setting up tents.

meantime, the future of the occupied santa rosa encampment will be talked about tonight. they are worried about crime they have made more than 2 dozen occupied arrests. there are also new concerns about crime, coming up at 6:15 on a newly opened ice skating rink. ronald bridge said he will surrender in a red wood city courtroom. he is accused of shooting at police in south san francisco. he is now a married college

counselor with two grown the children and wants to do the right thing. he is charged along with members of the black liberation army in the killing of a san francisco police officer in 1971. they are investigating a series of accidents involving pedestrians and tells us they were three in less than an hour. we are at the site of one of them and you can see the crosswalk and some of the remnants of the flares when police came to investigate. now police say a 67-year-old woman was walking across that crosswalk at 6 5:00 when -- 6:35 when she was hit by a vehicle. five minutes later, a man was working on tullely road and he was hit. five minutes after that, a 44-

year-old bicyclist was hit and also suffered life-threatening accidents. this whether two people killed versus all related accidents. certainly at this point, investigations are ongoing and police are trying to figure out what has happened and they don't believe alcohol or drugs were related. as far as the two others what they are guessing is it had something to do with the time change and they are asking people to be aware and to be very careful out on these streets. ktvu channel 2 news. ed lee shows he has passed the 50% threshold and lee has

now 61%. john has 38% with 34,000 ballots that still need to be counted and lee became emotional when thanking supporters. >> i want to thank the people of san francisco. it is wonderful. it is wonderful to represent so many different diverse communities and to know that your work is welcomed. >> supervisor john is not ready to concede to votes. >> well they have not yet been couped and his in or her mind they will be tab beau lating provisional ballots over the

next few days. george gascon is trying to stay on as the city's district attorney. gascon has 64% of the vote compared to david who has 34%. he was the police chief and was then at that pointed d.a. at the beginning of the year when pamela harris became state attorney general. he is leading with 53% of the vote, and second with 47%. it is still too close to call. overall to you a days' election is low. as of this point, they are repeating sap san antonio 22% in san francisco 33%.

they frequently have lower turnouts, but this year it was even lower than expected. a lot of people commute to san francisco and sal, i know you are keeping an eye on the roads. >> that's right. traffic is moving along well and getting into san francisco, a lot of people have to wait and it is not all that bad. this is already some weighting going on. i would say you are coming in from the peninsular driving to downtown. you can see slow traffic and these are the work horses of the bay area and so far the traffic is moving well. i have not forgotten about you

highway four, let's did to steve, well it will steve the toast, it and it is still out there, some patchy fog, other than that, i don't know what is going on. 31 red wood city, santa rosa 34 and red wood city 73. hour love observations... >> that is a really cold breeze but wind should turn southerly and it is still a mild pattern for us and this is not a cold system. now there is a lot of moisture, you can see tropical moisture screaming towards california this is a cloud rain forecast

pattern and i don't like to show these because i think they are too confusing but rain is to the left and this is through 6:00 tonight, we are good to go by 10:00 tonight. this is 6:00 a.m. friday at noon and by tomorrow it is gone. there will be a system clipping us sunday morning, early sunday and after that we turn cool and breezy, but higher clouds for come, low-to-mid, same for cop cord. warm in oakland. sarah saratoga 70 mountain view, 64 san in that matt. we will cool down mention --

san mateo, we will cool down for the oregon game, the system will come through and cool and breezy for the rest of sunday into monday. 6:11, changing the definition of marriage, what the senator did for one man as one woman. and we are learning now too details about where some u.s. troops ended up. [ male announcer ] steak combos,

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. disturbing new details about how they handled the remains of u.s. military troops. allison burns has more on where some of the remains ended up. >> reporter: pam, defense secretary leon panetta will face questions about it in a news conference this afternoon and in the meantime family members of fallen service members are expressing outrage at the dover air force base. this is a picture of the area where they disposed of the troops by cream mating them and dumping them in a landfill. it was standard practice from

2003 to 2008 and service family members did not know about it. officials insist employees at dover do take their jobs very seriously. >> they are there to provide retch reference and dignity and at the same time creating support for those service members' families who have fallen. >> reporter: they have been disciplined but none of them have been fired, reporting live allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. job prospects for unemployed veterans is about to get better. they are voting on legislation for tax credits to hire out of work veterans. this morning california senator die and finestein will

repeal the desense sufficient act. they define it is a man and woman within with testimony of supporters and opponents, legally married same sex couples from filing joint income taxes. they are working to get a spacecraft stuck in orbit back on course and headed for mars. it was supposed to be lifted out of earth's orbit but it did not fire. if it remains the spacecraft will fall back to earth. they are now staging their own occupied movement... protests that began on campus last night spilled into the streets with protesters blocking traffic. students say they are angry

about the where the university is investing and the school should be more socially responsibility obligation. and concern is growing from justin home man plaza. they found a man carrying a gun at the camp. protests are up including assaults, fights and a stabbing despite worries people were out at a holiday skating rink clear to the encampment. >> it is historically known for this. so... >> we spoke to business owners but some say they would tell like to see it go away.

it had happen sometime before noon. the test should last 20 minutes and people living in the area should not be alarmed. sal is covering traffic, any problems, sal? >> although we are getting busier, mike? we'll see some at the bay bridge toll plaza. in fact middle lanes are moving freely and by the next time i show you this, you will see a bigger crowd. also the morning commute looks good on northbound 101 across the 80 split, 6:19 let's go to steve. if you have a weather app,

it says light snow, that is not happening, but there are anchors, and if you have an eerily breeze, oakland is 50, and that's a huge difference. our system will did you ever us some clouds, patchy fog gets closer but it looks like it will not amount to too much much. high clouds mainly towards the south, some 60s if you have that east winds, it is a cool pattern and for others -- with

your weekend always in view, stamford game at 5:00, system will brush with clouds and it will be clear cool and breezy and we will take it into monday, pam. first time unemployment claims fell to the lowest level in seven months. 390,000 people filed claims, that is 10,000 fewer than the number before, a much smaller number and this economies have -- economists have filed. special deals on toys and clothes and at midnight special december on electronics. they all plan on opening their doors along with sears say they will be open thanksgiving morning and just an early reminder, while you are out shopping drop off a coat. well a sex scandal has

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. good morning, traffic at the bay bridge plaza, it is still a 15 minute delay before you get onto the bridge. angry penn state students, hundreds rioted just hours after legendary football coach, joe paterno was fired and we have someone at penn state, we will check in with her to see what the mood is like at penn state and again there were riots overnight. i am being told we will check in with sal, hey, sal. traffic is getting busier out there, this is the time when traffic starts getting busy and it just started and

there are fast track remains fill in, metering lights are on, no major problems, this is a look at northbound 101 in san francisco, traffic looks good, it is getting busier as you head to the split. words of northbound getting to document town san jose. you see the red light metering. back into the tanker trucks, emergency crews are just arriving and again it is the way most people are not going and it sounds like a serious crash and we will let you know more about it.

well overnight shall -- joe paterno was fired and sarah is at penn state, what is the mood on campus this morning? >> reporter: well, actually here on campus, it is business as usual and here on campus, it is business as usual as classes are starting, buses are passing, the other interesting thing to notice it is vastly different than yesterday, there was quite a lot of chaos in the street, they were upset targeting the media and one thing we noticed was that the student newspaper had an editorial titled, the fall of giants. one thing the editorial was asking for is that the students become the leader and they must look to themselves. right here even at the end, it says the student body must be a

huge part of this rebuilding process. we need to step ahead of us all. that gives you an ink link on what is started as well as students mourning him, 15 to 20 students came to his home to support him. there are other students talking about the fact that yes, they want to know what was in that grand jury report, are these allegations true, who are the victims and what has really happened so the bus is aware of what -- campus is aware of what is going on and emotions are high. >> and they are at the campus watching this entire story unfold. police and protesters in the occupied movement... >> move, move . this time it

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with their health coverage needs. . a much different day today than yesterday, dow jones industrial average is expected to shoot up and it is almost a 400 point drop yesterday. >> and we'll see how it goes this morning and this afternoon. good morning thank you for joining us, it is thursday november 10th, i am pam cook. >> and dave clark has the morning off. on the uc berkley campus, police have been involved in

several riots, what is going on in the protest? >> reporter: protesters are refusing to back down after a clash with campus police and they dismantled the tempts that have been -- tents that have been set up and two of them are still set up and students are tell me they are not moving. [crowd noise] >> hold up! move, move! move back... >> reporter: late last night clashes with police officers, officer in riot fear pushing through a human -- riot gear pushing through a human chain.

close to 0 people were arrested including cal students and at least one professor. we spoke with one student who was in the middle of that stuffel with police. >> i got in the middle of the chain and they were using batons and i got thrown on the ground and when i saw all that stuff happening i decided i was here for a long stay. >> reporter: this is called occupied cal, students are camping out to make a statement about the increasing costs of higher education and as you can see several tents, two of them are set up outside of the sprawl hall, police are standing by and i put a call into uc berkeley police and i have not heard back so it is not clear if they plan on

taking action. they are planning a midday clash, live in berkeley channel 2 news. >> we were asking if they should be able to occupy it and it has only shown to be a huge inconvenience and i think they should be kicked out. crystal wrote, it is a free country. tell us what you think on facebook and we will share some of your comments coming up on mornings on 2. a shouting match erupted between occupied protesters and city and business leaders. [crowd noise] >> several city council meetings demanded the encampment outside frank ogawa plaza to be broken up but their message was drowned out by

angry protesters. >> we have more -- occupied oakland must leave -- we demand they take appropriate action... >> mayor jean quan did not attend the press conference but did release a statement saying she is pleased a consensus is starting to develop and that the encampment at frank ogawa plaza must be removed. a shooting on 34th street and magnolia, police are not telling us much but they are saying at least one person was shot. well can microsoft be as cool as apple? they had the first northern california store and kraig debro is there with why people are standing in line all night without plans to buy anything,

kraig? >> reporter: people are laying down in sleeping bags and freezing but they are waiting for the opening of the microsoft store and you can see people are walking, now they are moving people inside the building and i was going to ask people why they are here. let me tell you why now they have the expert 360 and did anybody hear from the microsoft product. i will look them up on the interstate. like the first few people, i wander if they will be here. as a promotion, the point is a lot of these people spent the night here so they could see the artist play, just moments from now people will be allowed inside the building and when i

spoke to a woman who brought her two sons here, she said when her sons told her they wanted to come here because joe montana would be here she said she surprised them with a plan of her own. >> he said he is going to see joe live and i said if you want to see him, you will have to spend the night because joe is pretty famous. >> she said they have montana fever. you are looking at a live picture and these people are getting ready to move inside the mall and look to your left, hopefully the people on their left hopefully will pick up their garbage, anyway we will go inside and have a report from inside. ktvu channel 2 news kraig

debro. some political analysts say was it a disaster rouse debate -- disasterrous debate performance, coming up, the question he needed help from his rivals in order to answer. this morning, california supreme court, whether the state has the right to eliminate hundred local redevelopment agencies. they are raiding in violation of state law. the move will safe nearly $2 billion a year. well it is looking good, slow in some areas for the morning commute, we don't have any major problemsen a car ran into a's large truck but westbound traffic has not been affected, there is a little bit of a slow down as emergency

vehicles are distracting people. let's move to live pictures, 237 may be the way to go, if you want to go to 237, that is not a bad commute at all. and at the toll plaza, it is backed up to a 15 minute wait. >> sal, kraig debro does not know the black keys? >> well they have been around for a long time. they are one of my favorite bands. there is a system and every week we get closer to it. it looks like it will come right to the coast tomorrow and down the coast so if you are inland, you have to travel highway 5, don't worry about it and after that, there will not be much to it.

still getting an easterly breeze, sheila said, what do you mean by that. it is the direction it is coming from. south at fs o and now at three. and when you see them wrapped up, unless it taps into tropical moisture -- taps into tropical moisture i don't think it will happen. mostly sunny, patchy fog and that has not been the case the last couple of mornings but it is today, lows 30s , 40s and 50s and a little warmer for some but it is a cool pattern. it goes to the coast and will clear out by saturday. temperatures mid-60s and only

63 brentwood, oakland has been warm in the last couple of days. santa clara saratoga, mountain view, red wood city, 64 in the city, now tomorrow we'll see a cooler pattern, mostly cloudy and with the weekend always in view, it is gone saturday afternoon, a week system, cooler and breezy sunday into monday. the talks today can finally end. three people are dead, two are fighting for their lives, what police are asking for people to do this morning. good morning if you are driving on northbound 280, you will see a little bit of traffic getting up to highway

17, we will tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead.

. good morning everyone, here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following, students are camped out determined to start their own occupied camp.

there have been dozens of arrests and we will have a live report at the top of the hour. a show of support for joe paterno turned ugly overnight, police confronted angry students and police used pepper spray on the few lent crowd and vandalized a number of builtings. after tallying ranked choice votes, he has 31% compared to john more than 30,000 votes still need to be counted and the supervisor has not yet conceded the race. quitting nothing and an embarrassing moment had many writing his campaign's obituary. >> it is three agencies of government that will gone, commerce, education -- and what

is the third one there, let's see. >> well his rival suggested the epa and afterwards michelle bachman said everyone on stable felt bad for him and herman cane used it is a chance to dismiss sexual allegations. >> the american people deserve somebody better than somebody being tried in the public court based on unfounded information. >> they are not at risk of losing billions in the debt crisis. >> san jose police are asking drivers to be more cautious involving pedestrians and bicyclists. claudine wong has more on what may be behind this. >> reporter: three people dead,

two others are fighting for their lives and this morning police are asking everyone to be extra careful. we have moved to tullely road, obviously a busy intersection this morning. this was the site of one accident and there are two in this area just last night. a 60-year-old man was hit and several blocks away 44-year-old bicyclist was killed, a few minutes before those accidents rather, there was a fatal accident at jackson and we were there and saw remnants of flares in the crosswalk and spoke to a woman because she crosses that intersection up with day. two people were killed, police say it does not look like alcohol or drugs are involved, all were stopped at the scene

and are cooperating and at this point police are asking whether they are in a bike or in a car or walking be mindful of the surroundings because of the time change and to be extra careful. ktvu channel 2 news claudine wong. there is a glimmer of hope the lock out may soon come to an end. they may come to 'end, the league has now stopped the clock. the mood has changed dramatically and the commissioner told the players to accept the league's latest proposal or get an offer that would be a lot worse. oakland raiders taking on the san diego chargers in san diego in what is a battle in the afc west and the

quarterback is ready for tonight's showdown. >> it is great to be in thick of it and our team understands and we expect to did out and play. >> he needs to limit his mistakes and has thrown two interceptions in his roll as a raider. we are looking at highway 4 this morning, pam and mike, you can see slow traffic but it is typical slow traffic, nothing you should worry about too much because we always see it this time of morning. you will see some slowed traffic in antioch and you will see traffic will be slow driving out to the concord area. bay bridge, traffic is moving along nicely for this time of the morning once you get onto

the bridge it is fine. looking at a crash near the toll plaza dumbarton bridge, westbound traffic may be affected, on the peninsular and 280 traffic looking good heading south near the south bay. let's go to steve. cold for some should the turn southerly unless you have thatee easterly breeze and it is cold out there. sun today, lots of sun, high clouds, cool to warm. increasing rain right on the coast, although the system is getting weaker and weaker. not much rain and it will be done by sunday morning cool and breezy and it may put a cap on

things. it is inches closely, it means downtown oakland will be on the mild side winds will start to turn southerly and you can see it, there is plenty there but it has reached its max, i don't think it will happen, it is slowing down, putting on the air breaks, and it will come down the coast and i am degreesing every time we get closer to it. mostly some, especially out towards the inland areas by saturday morning it will be a non factor, mostly sunny, a little warmer for some, lots of 60s, anywhere else towards antioch and brentwood, cooler in downtown oakland, san jose,

saratoga mountain view, loss at toss, -- los gatos, light rain on the coast late afternoon maybe, with your weekend always in view, sunday a little system in the morning but it is cool and breezy. the number of foreclosures an actions between seven percent. california has the highest rate of foreclosure with 1 and 23 homes and that's more than twice the national average. let's check in on the numbers dow jones industrial average up 100 points to 11888 after quite a sell off yesterday, a bit of a bounce back this morning, european markets are open and they are mostly mixed right

now. many retailers are thanking veterans and both home depot will offer a military discount and they will give hundreds of car washes which are also participating and we have been talking about a number of restaurants offering free lunches tomorrow. they could be headed to court related to the occupied raid weeks ago. and talking about the rebirth of apple, stay tuned. 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.

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. welcome back to the morning news, a battle is brewing on the raid to oakland calm -- oakland camp. they are filing a public request from the october 25th incident but they have refused to hand over documents to name officers who approved the use of force and they are part of an ongoing investigation and there for unavailable. they are helping people stay warm during the winter months and members of the alliance ministry were out handing out hundreds of

blankets. they urged the homeless to take over abandoned buildings for shelter. the electronic device first went on sale later today. it proud apple and now -- it brought apple and now more people are looking to their smart phones for everything on their phones. >> how is traffic? >> traffic is looking good, let's take a look at what we have westbound bay bridge backed up, no problems on interstate 880, although it is heavier but no major problems. if you are driving on the peninsular so far so good on 101 and 280, let's go to steve. sun mostly mild, we still have a breeze which helps downtown oakland, mountain view san jose, 60s and 70s and a little cooler to the east and

increasing clouds tomorrow. >> thanks steve, coming up, occupied movement goes to away area campus and what is happening right now. also a student riot at penn state, just hours after the legendary coach lost his job, we will have live coverage, stay with us.