a run-in between university students and police. a student riot erupts at penn state. it happened just hours after a legendary cope was fired. a serious accident in a large city good morning everyone. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm mike mibach.

>> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, november 10th. dave clark has the day off. topping our news, another tense standoff in the "occupy movement." this time it's on the campus of uc berkeley. police and protesters have been involved in several violent confrontations overnight. alex sav vig joins us -- savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning. so far the students are being allowed to camp out here in front of sprawl hall. you can see police officers are standing by, uc berkeley police, and you can also see that a couple of tents are set up on the plaza area and some people are sleeping in sleeping bags. a very calm scene, a lot different than what we saw late last night as police moved in to clear out what was a growing encampment here, part of the "occupy cal" movement.

>> peaceful process! >> peaceful process! >> peaceful process! >> hey! get back! back! back! >> reporter: this is the scene last night as protesters clashed with police at sprowl plaza on the campus. officers in riot gear used their batons to push through a group of people trying to get through. a police sergeant toll me this morning, close to -- told me this morning, close to 40 people were arrested, including a cal student and one protester -- prefacer. protesters are upset about the rising cost of education. >> it's not over. if anything, it will make us stronger. >> reporter: this is being -- beaing called "occupy cal" part of the broader "occupy wall

street movement." students are calls for cut -- are calling for the students, faculty and public to stay home during the next rally. several dozen students remain camped out here and police are not taking any action, at least not yet. protesters say they are planning to hold a rally and a march beginning at noon today. we're live this morning in berkeley. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll check back with an update soon. thank you, alex. >> now, should protesters be able to okay pie and set up -- occupy and set up carm? here's what some of you -- camp. here's what tomorrow of you had to say --

>> steve wrote -- send a message to the ktvu facebook and we'll share them in the 8:00 hour of "mornings on 2". there are new concerns of crime at the "occupy sf" encampment. coming up at 7:19 how businesses say they are being affected by the presence of the protesters. vandalism at a church in milpitas is being investigated as a possible hate crime. police say vandals targeted the lutheran church last week and spray-painted vulgar words on the building as well pass 666 on the windows. a $200 reward is being offered to anyone leading to an arrest. a show of support for fired college football coach joe paterno turned into a riot

overnight. [ chanting ] >> we want joe! we want joe! >> police in riot gear con fronted hundred of -- hundreds of angry protesters. microsoft is moving in with a new area where crowds are attracted. kraig doe bro has more. >> reporter: i can't hear you, tori. but i'm assuming you want to know what's going on here. the people who were standing outside a half-hour ago are all outside. you can't see as far back as the people go. i would say 200 people here and they are all here for the grand opening of the microsoft store. these people, many of them, spent the night here. no, wait. nowky do my thing i wanted to

do last night. how many of you are here for a microsoft product? okay. the silence speaks for itself. we'll talk to the store emergencier to ask him about this -- manager to ask him about that in a minute. this is number 13 microsoft in the u.s. here's the manager. >> hi, good morning. >> reporter: mike. >> thrilled to be here. >> reporter: are you excited to be here? >> yes. >> reporter: what kinds of deals are you offering? >> we have a wide variety of them. we'll be able to offer the latest-greatest pcs. >> your promotion pay be -- may be out doing your products. >> i asked how many people were here for the products. >> we're excited. we invited the celebrities out to help us celebrate our grand opening and we do it across the country. >> reporter: and joe montana is

gonna be here? i heard he used to play football for somebody. >> yeah, the 49ers. >> reporter: i want to ask you -- i want you to answer this question -- was this planned? look. there is an apple store nearby. are we gonna see the fisticuffs? [ laughter ] >> we're here to offer a choice. we can do everything from our windows phone all the way up to community events. >> reporter: that's very nice of you to say. the manager of the brand-new microsoft store. i know i need to wrap up. i want to show you one more thing. if you look inside the apple store this morning. now -- what is it? 7:15. they've got like ten people in there cleaning up. they did not have those people in there cleaning up yesterday. clearly they are reacting to the competition. reporting live from santa

clara, kraig dequestion -- kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a little competition going on there. thank you, kraig. the opening of a temporary ice rink is now on hold. the walnut creek on ice rink was scheduled to open tomorrow. but a problem with the ice is making that a problem. the rink has operated for the last six years during the holidays and have drawn shoppers downtown. i've been there. >> i've been there myself. it gets quite a bit of traffic. and speaking of traffic, sal, what's happening? >> the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for about 20 minutes. the morning looks pretty good if you are driving into san francisco along northbound 101 or southbound 101. no major problems there.

traffic continues to look good all the way in to and out of the city. the morning commute on 101 and 280 here on the peninsula looking good. if you are driving up towards the dumbarton bridge. >> let's go back to steve. >> sunrise over the big city. higher clouds will continue to filter in from the southwest. today that easterly breeze continues for some. will -- it will start to turn southerly. >> it will be mild, warm, other places are cool. our system, inching closer. i still maintain the forecast, that maybe right alove the coast they might get some rain, noon, inland, i don't think you will see anything out of this. it will cool us down. it's also starting to form a little bit of coastal fog. patchy. that's not been the case lately. some of the fog inland continues to pop you.

-- pop up. downtown oakland, the east wind coming off the oakland hills. 50 degrees. redwood city to 41. san jose is down to 42. santa rosa, 32. fairfield, 35. concord, 37. speaking of the east-northeast, there it is. 6 miles an hour. southerly breeze starting to show its way along the coast. every time the system getting lesser, it looks like it's -- closer, it looks like it's weakening. the tail end of that is getting weaker and weaker. it will slide closer towards us by friday. increasing clouds. we'll get more of a westerly wind, today, warmer, mostly sunny, cold in the morning, high clouds. the system comes in, maybe a little rain right along the coast and then slides south. it's looking weaker and weaker as we get to friday. mostly sunny today. temperatures come up for some.

mid-50s, low 60s. 68 oakland, 67 berkeley. castro valley, 65. woodside, redwood city, mountain view, mild. palo alto 68. 60s on the coast. half moon bay was 66. i will go 64. i think a west wind will try to kick in. mostly cloudy. this will bring you rain across -- rain along the coast. clearing out on saturday. >> all right. thank you, steve. it's being called one of the worse debate performances ever. >> it's three agencies of the government that -- that when i get there are gone. commerce, education and -- what's the third one? let's see. [ laughter ] >> what rick perry is saying about whether he will pull the plug on his presidential

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all right. good morning. we have cold numbers for some. 32, santa rosa. downtown oakland, 51. easterly wind. fog will give way to mostly sunny skies. highs 60 to near 70 -- near 60 to 70. an aftershock in turkey has rescue teams back at work today. emergency crews carried injured people on stretchers from the rubble. within the last two hours, the turkish officials have raised the death toll to yesterday's earthquake to an 8. that

includes -- to 8. that includes an aide worker in japan. last knight's gop presidential debate proves to be one that rick perry will never forget. >> it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone -- commerce, education and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. [ laughter ] >> can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government, i would do away with, education -- let's see. commerce. and -- let's see. i can't -- the third one, i can't. [ laughter ] >> he meant to say the department of energy. jamie dupre joins us via skype. how is the perry campaign reacting to this? >> reporter: well, he made the round osen -- on the -- rounds on the talk show and said

basically we -- look, we've all been in it. i've done it on tv and radio. you want to say something, you just can't come up with it. the difference is when you or i do it, it's just a small deal. when he does it on the national tv stage in a presidential debate after a nare raw tiff has develop -- narrative has developed, he struggled. it can be a big deal. i'm not saying this is the end of the rick perry campaign. he still has a lot of money but this is not the -- this is not the kind of incident he needed. he got a lot of cheers from the crowd. mitt romney, sort of skating above everything. so the gop was shaken up a little bit by rick perry, and that might make "saturday night live" material if anything. back to you. >> thank you. disturbing new details are emerging about how the mortuary at dover air force base handled the remains of u.s. military

troops. alison burns is live this morning in our washington, d.c. newsroom with where some of those remains ended up. alison. >> reporter: this is a very emotional and gruesome story and it seems to be getting worse. now "the washington post" is reporting that the dover air force mortuary air force base disposed of individuals' for years. an air force investigation revealed gross mismanagement after three more rare -- mortuary employees blew the whistle. >> even those who came forward, every person there just like this is a sacred obligation -- just like every other person there, this is a sacred obligation. >> reporter: leon panetta says

he's disturbed by the reports. back to you. dianne feinstein will ask the senate judiciary committee to redesign the federal definition of marge in the united states. she says -- marriage in the united states. she says it's time to repeal the act that defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. there was a hearing held back in july. 7:18. concern is growing about safety around the "occupy san francisco" encampment. police say officers arrested a man yesterday who was carrying an unloaded loan at justin herman plaza. another was arrested for

tossing a a bottle at another. >> this has not done much to the business. the guests seem -- i don't want to say mused by it but certainly interested in it. ♪ >> despite worries, people were out at the holiday skating rink that opened just feet from the enramp can't. protest -- encam. ment. protesters tell us there are peacekeepers policing the campus. well, a bold armed robbery attack near 680. new details about the man police are looking for. and rain clouds are rolling toward the bay area. that's a pretty sunrise you are looking at live. some drops may not fall in some prices -- places. ktvu's meteorologist, steve paulson, will have the forecast. good morning. traffic looks good on the 8 0 interchange. we'll -- 88 interchange. we'll tell you more -- 880

interchange. more on that and the weather -- coming up.

the contra costa county police department is asking for help to find a man who tried to rob an individual. he's described as white, 45, 5'10" with shoulder-length hair and a goatee. the victim said he pulled over on arthur road on thursday last week and tried to pick up something by his car. at that point he said the man tried to rob him. the gun went off shattering windows. the victim was not hurt. this morning, caltrans opened up an extended carpool lane on southbound interstate 680. the carpool lanes are expected to shave about three minutes after the -- off the travel time between walnut creek and alamo. it can pretty -- it can get

pretty busy around that time. let's check in with sal. >> we're looking at that area because a lot of the slow traffic starts there. people are driving from antioch to pittsburg/bay point. a lot of people make the entire trip from antioch to the bay bridge. right now, we see a fair amount of slow traffic there in many of these areas with no major problems when it comes to crashes or stalled vehicles. we want to move the maps to the east shore freeway. you will see the traffic in pinole is going to be slow now. it really does slow down as you head westbound out towards the el cerrito area. we're also looking at the freeway here in hayward, we had an earlier crash on the dumbarton bridge eastbound near the toll plaza. that's really kind of a minor

issue now. there's about a 20, 25-minute delay at the toll plaza. this morning's commute on san jose, around the curve there is heavy. let's go to steve. good morning. 40s for some, 30s for others. patchy fog. mostly clear. it will be a day where we get higher clouds. the east wind continues for some which is really cold for ears. it's really warm. our observer in crockett says an east wind at 21 miles an hour with a windchill at 24. downtown oakland, 50. look at the system for tomorrow. it's looking weaker and weaker. i don't think it will do anything. along the coast we could see get some. 32, santa rosa. there's the 50 in oakland.

35 fairfield. redwood city to 39. livermore 37. san jose at 42. east-northeast or northeast map, fairfield, the wind is turning southerly now. there it is. it's running into -- it doesn't have anything to bump it along yet. mostly sunny, higher clouds. a little warmer for some. you have the east wind and you are out towards concord, livermore, it's cold. santa rosa, 67. san jose, mountain view, redwood city, 70 degrees. mostly cloudy friday. it will be cooler. we'll get a west wind. i will mention some rain for the coast. and the weekend, clearing saturday,. 7:25. eddie murphy is pulling out as host of the academy award. he made the announcement yesterday after his friend brett ratner resigned.

he was supposed to be involved but he stiped down after a gay slur. the show is set for february 26th. a another violent clash between police and protesters in the "occupy movement." a chaotic scene overnight and what's happening right now. >> reporter: five accidents in five days. what we're learning about the accidents and what police are asking everyone to do. and a student riot erupts at penn state overnight. it came hours aftera controversial decision involve -- after a controversial decision involving a legendary coach.

30 -- 7:29. in san jose, police are investigating a series of accidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists. police are asking drivers to be more cautious. claudine wong joins us live from san jose and tell us just last night there were three accidents just minutes apart. claudine? >> reporter: that's right, tori. three minutes -- three accidents last night. five in the last few days. obviously very concerning this morning. we're at tully road and lanai. this is the one of one of the accidents. but there were actually two in the immediate area last night. one happened at 6:46 p.m. a 54-year-old man was cross

cross -- was crossing the road when he was hit. also on tully road, a 44-year- old was injured. this is video from jackson. you can see the remnants of flare still on the ground. that's where police say a 67- year-old woman was hit and killed last night as she crossed the street in the crosswalk. i talked to a woman last night. she said she heard about the accident and she's worried because she crosses that intersection every day. >> most of the cars -- >> reporter: you worry every time you cross? >> yeah. it's dark. i'm worried. >> reporter: back live out here on tully road and laini -- lanai. the total killed in san jose,

14. at this point, police are asking everyone to be more mindful. they do not think alcohol was a factor in these accident. so he are just staying everyone to slow down. be mindful of the tame change. if you are on a bike or walk -- of the time change. if you are on a bike or walking, wear reflective wear. back to you. you are looking at live pictures of the uc berkeley campus. a marathon demonstration began yesterday afternoon with violent clashes between police and protesters this was the scene knight -- protesters. this was the scene overnight. this morning, students we saw still camped out at sprowl plaza. police in riot gear are just as

determined to stop them. back to you. in oakland, a shouting match erupted between occupy protesters and city and business leaders and police. [ chanting ] >> several city council members called a press conference to demand the encampment outside of frank ogawa plaza to be broken up. their message was drowned out by angry protesters. >> we're here -- [ inaudible due to shouting ] >> mayor quan said the camp at frank ogawa law za must be removed. police found a man shot around 11:00 last night at 34th

and magnolia. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. police are not saying what led up to the shooting and no arrests have been made. 7:32. ed lee is now claiming victory in the san bernardino mayor's race -- san francisco mayor's race after the latest elections show he's passed the required 50% park. he was 61% of the vote. john avalos has 38%. more than 38,000 ballots still need to be ballot -- counted. >> i want to thank the people of san francisco. it's wonderful -- it's wonderful to represent so many diverse communities and then to know that your work is welcomed. >> but john avalos says he's not yet read toy -- ready to concede. >> there are a lot of votes

that have not been counted. i think any candidate in his or her right mind would weight it out. >> the department of licenses say they -- says they will be tabulating the remaining volts by mail and the provisional ballots in the next few days. gorge cass gone -- george gascon is going to stay on as the city's district attorney. he has 64% of the vote faired to his opponent -- compared to his opponent. the race for san francisco's sheriff at this point is still undecided. ross mirkarimi is leading with 53%. the difference this votes is only 7,000. so it's still too close to call. overall, voter turn out in the bay area was low.

sam ballots are still being counted -- some ballots are still being counted. at this point, officials in alameda county are reporting a 27% turnout and in san mateo 22%. and officials say off-year elections frequently have turnout but this year's elections, even lower than they expected. last night, police confronted hundreds of angry protesters and students near the penn state campus and a student march turned into a student riot. we are live from the penn state campus. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. here on campus, the students are waking up to a new era. joe paterno is no locker head football comb and that -- coach and that did not go over well with students.

>> joe paterno is no longer the head football coach, effective immediately. >> reporter: it's the news that rocked pennsylvania. >> we want joe! we want joe! >> reporter: an overturned news van, pepper spray. >> they are going after the wrong guy. nothing's been proven wrong. joe -- if anything, joe is legally cleared. >> reporter: penn state's board of trustees announced they were firing paterno and the university's president. >> these decisions were made after careful deliberations and in the best interests of the university as a whole. >> reporter: with his wife by his side, paterno addressed the crowd that gathered outside his home. >> get a good night's sleep. all right? study. all right? we still have things to do. >> reporter: the winningest

coach in major comfortable history also issued a statement saying -- "i'm disappointed with the board's decision but i have to accept it. a tragedy occurred and we all have to have patience to let the legal process proceed." jerry sandusky ask accused of sexually abusing eight boys from 1994 to 2009. sandusky is out on $100,000 bail. penn state fans are now gearing um for their first game without joe paterno. this saturday, against nebraska. back to you. >> all right. sara hoy live. thank you. 7:37. let's check in with sal for an update on the commute. sal? >> let's go and take a look at the south bay, northbound 280. we'll see some slow traffic as you get up to highway 17. no major problems on the way. unless you consider slow traffic a problem. you will see plenty of it all over the south bay, santa

clara, the great american parkway, there a crash on the offramp involving a few vehicles. bay bridge toll plaza backed up for about 25 minutes. highway 4, westbound, antioch and pittsburg at bay point. slow traffic in antioch, again in bay point and 680 slows from pleasant hill to walnut creek. 7:38. less go to steve. >> thank you. before i get -- let's go to steve. thank you. before i get going, yesterday, i was speaking at the alamo rotary. i want to thank them for inviting me. you can see some clouds near redwood city. things are changing a little bit. they are changing.

now, the system is still -- yeah, clouds are coming in from the southwest. the direction of the wind now southerly, so it will draw some of the cloud cover up here. we're on the northern edge. still, partly cloudy/partly sunny. over all, there is a lot going on. observe other eb -- overall, there is a lot going on. the east american canyon feels like the 20s. it's not but it's really cold and with an east wind. that's the direction the wind is coming from. napa airport is 45. look at oakland, 50. redwood city, 39. san jose with the cloud cover, 42. san rafael, still at 41. some of that cloud cover start everything -- starting to come up towards monterey. at least we'll get some partly cloudies here. our system, it's already wrapped up. it's reached its maturity. there won't be a quiz. i promise. it will come right to the coast

and slide down the coast. i will mention some rain for along the coast. but inland, i don't think anything will happen. we'll get some cloud cover. but today for some it's a little warmer with that east wind. for others, it's -- for others, that's a cold pattern. the low goes right down the coast. mostly sunny, high clouds, a little warmer for some. low 60s, mid-60s. st. helena, 67. santa rosa, 67. but 63 antioch. that's 68 oakland. 66 pleasanton. there is san leandro, warmer. san jose at 70. santa clara at 70. also for woodside, redwood city. there's some patchy fog out there, too. we'll cloud it up on friday. we'll cool down. i will mention rain along the coast. it's gone -- it's gone saturday. a weak system brushes us on sunday. it's cool and breezy.

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the dow is up 50. nasdaq is down 8. s&p is up 3. also helping the markets, a new report out this morning shows the number of people applying to jobless claims for the first time fell to its lowest number since april. applications for new unemployment insurance dropped 10,000 from the week before. it's the third time within four weeks initial claims are down. but applications need to be consistently lower than 375,000

to signal sustained job growth. and that has not happened since last february. it's a surprising turn in a bay area cold case. it involves a fugitive who has within on the run since the 1960s. pam cook's in the newsroom with more on this story. good morning, pam. >> good morning. he's eluded police for more than 40 years. now he says he wants to do the right thing. now, we're live outside the cut hours in redwood city where -- outsite side the court house -- outside the courthouse in redwood city where the suspect is expected there within the hour. now, bridgeforth has two grown children. his family says they knew nothing of his father's past but i wants be a better role model for them.

>> he's coming back to plead guilty and deal with the consequences. >> reporter: he's said to plead guilty to the charges of firing at police officers back in the late '60s. no one was hit in that confrontation, though, in south san francisco. however, he denies being a member of the black liberation army and denies being involved in the educates of this -- in the death of this police officer. let's go back to mike. >> all right. thank you, pam. former obama administration official told activists in how they can help the movement.

the oakland tribune reports president obama's former green energy czar told a moveon.org that just -- meeting that just because you have leaders doesn't mean you have answers. 7:47. in less than an hour -- less than four hour, the u.s. senate will take up the job for vets bill. the legislation calls for companies to receive a $5600 tax credit for each unemployed veteran hired of the white house estimates that 250,000

post-9/11 veterans are out of work. the billion-dollar package also provides money for jobs training programs. a group for military leaders says the obesity problem is now a problem of national security. a group of retired admiral, generals and -- admirals, generals and top military brass says some are getting too overweight to fight. several restaurant chains around the country are marking veterans day with special  offers for current and retired members of the military. chili's, applebee's and olive garden are offering a free meal to anyone with a military i.d. and subway will give a six-inch sub sandwich and outback will give a flee bloomin' onion and

free soft drink today and tomorrow. we'll have more gifts for military veterans coming up in the next hour. plater -- later today, pg&e will vent natural gas from a section of pipeline in san mateo county. it will happen sometime before noon at la canada and edgewood roads near redwood city. that should last about 0 minutes and people living near the area may smell the gas but not not be alarmed. green peace says two bay area companies are the greenest of technologies in the world. hewlett-packard is the -- is in the top spot. green peace sites hp for not only reducing carbon emissions and dell is second, nokia next and then apple, in fourth. the california supreme court will hear arguments about whether the state has the right to eliminate about 400 local redevelopment agencies.

cities and counties say the state is raiding their coffers in violation of state law. the state says the move will save california nearly $2 billion a year. pleading for an end to the violence. how eel in organize be -- morgue -- how people in morgan hill are coming together following the tragic shooting of a little girl.

funeral services will be held on monday for a 14-year- old gunned down in a drive-by shooting. last night, 350 people attended a town hall meeting. they were there to seek answers about the shooting that killed her and wounded three other teenagers. her father was also at the meeting urging the community to come together against any illegal activity that may lead to violence. >> if your neighbor is doing

something illegal and you see something happening in your neighborhood, report it and get these people off the street right away. >> the five suspects ranging in age from 17 to 23 years old were arraigned yesterday. they were charged with homicide and attempted homicide. police tell us they are gang members and randomly targeted romero and her friends. they say the victims had no gang ties. the puppy that was stolen from a san francisco animal shelter has been recovered. the 8-week-8 pup was take -- was taken from the spca on wednesday right before he was supposed to go up for adoption. a woman returned him to the shelter yesterday. she said she bought the puppy from someone from the safeway on market street for $200. images from the spca show a man and a woman taking the puppy. anyone with information on the suspects is asked to call police. the popularity of mail-in ballots, sources -- versus voting in person continues to

increase. election officials in san mateo county say in tuesday's election, about three quarters of voters cast ballots by mail. that's the highest percentage ever in the county. less than three years ago, less than half of the -- less than half of the voters chose the mail-in ballots. happy anniversary to apple's ipod. it was ten years ago today that apple sold its first ipod, now considered the electronic device that changed the -- changed the way the world listens to music. apple founder, steve jobs, said some day this would be obsolete and people would not want to carry a separate device to

listen to music and that inspired apple to develop the iphone. marking a milestone birthday of the bay bridge. it was 75 years ago this week that traffic first opened on the span. today's celebrations will include the unveiling of a new sign for the bridge on treasure island. my father-in-law remembers when the bridge was being built. it's just hard to imagine the bay area without the bay bridge. >> and the golden gate bridge is celebrating a birthday next year as well. let's check in with sal castanedo on the brim, i think -- on the bridge, i think. >> yeah, we's gonna look at -- we're gonna look at the bridge. the traffic will be slow from concord and it slows after the crash heading from alamo to danville. we're also looking at slow traffic on 80 richmond. a lot of stop and go. let's take a look at 8 0

northbound. that traffic is moving along okay here driving past the coliseum. remember, the raiders game tonight is not at hole. they are playing in -- not at home. they are playing in san diego. you don't have to worry about the traffic associated with the home game this time. westbound bay bridge isbacked up for about ten minutes. now, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. >> higher clouds, mainly peninsula and also south bay, i think they will clear out, though, a little bit later, really cold for some and mild for others this morning. 30, 40s to 50 if you add the east wind, that cuts right through you. that's really beneficial. those higher clouds are already starting to push off. those are coming up from the southwest, mainly central california. our front out there, the low, continues to spin. it will cool us down tomorrow. we'll get increasing clouds and some of that low cloud and fog deck coming in and maybe some rain on the coast.

32, 50. -- 2 to 50. 32 to 50 degrees. >> mostly cloudy. it will be warmer for some and cooler for others. low 60s to near 70. mostly cloudy cooler, cooler on friday. we'll see some rain along the coast and that's about it. with your weekend always in view, clouds and then he are gone. cool and breezy, we'll take that into monday. >> thank you, steve. and -- an emotional free speech battle in court that involves a t-shirt and some

south bay students. >> reporter: and university students clash with police on the uc berkeley cam fuss. we'll show you exactly what's going on. i will tell you what protesters have planned for later today.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm mike mibach. it's thursday, november 10th. dave clark has today off. topping our news at 8:00, another sense standoff in the occupy movement. this time it's on the campus of uc berkeley, the birthplace of the free speech movement. >> move back! move back! >> this is images of pushing and shoving lost night -- last night, along with several arrests. hundreds are camped out at the sprowl plaza determined to start their own camp. alex savidge is live on the campus. what's happening now? >> reporter: well, students protesters refusing to backdown despite the crackdown last night by uc berkeley police. let me give you a look at the scene. you can see a couple of tents

in front of sprowl hall. also some people in sleeping bags. everyone is being left alone. police are simply standing by here. a much different seen that we saw last night as police moved in to dismantle the tents set up here. officers used batons to push through a group of people forming a humane chain. we talked to -- human chain. we talked to one individual. >> i got involved in the chain. they were using batons and i got thrown to the ground by police. at that point, i decided i was here for the long stay. >> reporter: police say 40 people were arrested, one was a student and one was a pro ker -- professor. this is part of the broader "occupy wall street" movement.

>> we intend to camp and create a community here just like oakland. it looks like we're doing that. i mean, this was the first night. is really significant that we're still here and that our tents are still here and people are sleeping here. >> reporter: as we come back live, police standing guard outside of sprowl hall as several dozen students remain camped out. we did hear a police officer walk through and told people to pack it up. let's go. i've called uc berkeley police several times to try to figure out what, if any, action they plan on taking today. i still have not heard back. these "occupy cal" pretesters are planning a -- protesters are planning a rally and march. back to you. >> no doubt a developing situation there on campus. thank you for the update. we've asked our viewers on facebook about whether they

they think she should be able to occupy. here's some of the responses. >> tell us what you think. vandalism at a church in milpitas is being investigated as a possible hate crime. police say vandals targeted mount olive lutheran church and spray-painted vulgar words as well as 66 on the window. a reward is being offered to anyone with information leading to an arrest. a bol is being accused of starving her baby to death. sheriff deputies arrested 23- year-old jessica bradford. her baby's body was found in a dorm where she lived and

worked. bradford said she gave the new- born water when she cried but did not feed her. she gave birth in mid-december without telling anyone. antioch police have made more arrests related to an armed robbery ring around contra costa county. police say two 17-year-old boys were taken into custody on tuesday they are thought to be part of a group and three other boys were arrested last week after they allegedly robbed a 7- 11 in concord. a lawsuit that was back to 2009, when five students came to school in clothes covered with american flags in cinco de mayo. the students were asked to change their clothes or go hole. families sue -- go or home -- or go home. the familiesed sued but their

suit -- families sued but their cases were thrown out. one medical group is expanding to am coy dam -- to accommodate since 2007. the clinic expansion and other projects should add about 500 jobs in the next six months. music fans are you outnumbering techies at the grand opening of microsoft's first bay area retail store that just happens to be right across from a rival, apple, store. kraig debris is live at valley fair mall to explain why the crowds are out there if they are not looking for technology things. kraig? >> reporter: i was listening very carefully, tori, because we're having audio problems. as for the store being across the street from the apple store, i'm told it's a total coincidence but a fortuitous one for both of the businesses. take a look inside the mall. there are probably about 150 to 200 people who are here this morning.

and they are here, of course, for the grand opening of the microsoft store. the number of apple stores, they have about 330 with commitments to build many more in 2012. we've been here since very early in the morning and since the store doesn't open until 10:00, we thought we would show you what people are doing to pass the time. first of all, one of the microsoft people is pass out t- shirts. i rallied to get one of my own. but i will visit that issue there. we've seen students from moraga, uc santa cruz. people are playing chess, people are playing cards. people are drinking coffee. all of these things. one of the reasons people are here, not just for the grand opening, but for promotions. i've been asking people all

morning long and without exception they've said for the promotion. one is you get jonas tickets and black keys tickets. and joe montana will be here later on. do they -- does the company know you are not interested in the products? >> not really. >> reporter: if you wanted something, you would go to the apple store? >> yes. >> reporter: you don't want to use their products. >> i know what you mean. >> reporter: people have been here since about 9:30 last night. the mall that people spend the night over here are sleeping on the sidewalk and the cold. many people did that. i talked to one woman who is taking her 10-year-old and 12- year-old children out of school. she says they have montana fever. meaning they want to see him.

they can't see him and go to school -- mean -- they can't see him and go to school at the same time. reporting live from santa clara, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. well, steve jobs has been nominated for "time" magazine's person of the year. if selected, he could be the -- would be the first person to be recognized post whom mewously -- posthumously. the person of the year for 2011 will be unvailed at the first of the year. i'm reading his pie yography. fascinating book. he was furious when he was not selected for the person of the year earlier. >> furious? >> yes. >> pretty angry person. not a nice guy, really. >> and the books are flying off the shelves. >> yes. the commute is starting to

heat up. >> i'm a pretty angry person, too. >> no, you are not. [ laughter ] >> there's slow traffic here for sure. we haven't had a lot of crashes, a lot of stall vehicles. we've had the normal run of the mill slowdowns. the morning commute looks good if you are driving through the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to about the end of the parking lot. maybe a little bit more. so instead of being 25 to 30 minutes we're looking at 10, 15 before you get onto the bridge. also this morning's commute on 0 westbound as you drive by pinole and richmond, that -- 80 westbound as you drive by pinole and richmond, that traffic is heavy. we're seeing a little bit -- a very slight improvement from a

normal weekday. not a lot. tomorrow is veterans day. it's also medal day. some people may be taking some time off. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you, sir. mostly sunny. we do have higher clouds around. some patchy fog. things are changing a little bit. but it will still be mild to warm for some. there's a cold east wind for some. foreothers, it's very mild. tropical clouds, mainly in the south. i think they will clear. it will still be mostly cloudy, mild, warm. the system is getting closer. we're still wrestling with this st. louis. i don't think rain -- with this system. i don't think rain will be an

issue. 30s, 0, 50s -- 40, 50s. 39, redwood city. san jose, 42. almost 50 in san francisco. by the coast, the peninsula, we're starting to see a south wind. our low is closer. a little more for some. it's really a challenging

forecast. i think they will get some rain on the coast. mostly sunny -- that's tomorrow, not today -- some high clouds, low and mid. a few upper. 65 novato. sonoma, 67. but vallejo, 62, 63. antioch. 63. warmer in oakland. pleasanton, livermore. mimed 66 -- alameda. 66. sunnyvale at 68. it's been a warm couple of days towards mountain view. 70s, redwood city in there. a little bit more hint of a westerly breeze. sunday, a weak system from the north comes in and then it clears out and it will be cool and breezy. why barbara boxer is earning high praise from

republicans. and a disturbing revelation in the military cemetery scandal. new information about remains of some americans killed in action. they are going for the gold. some are breaking the law in order to buy it. he's a promising big league baseball star who is now the victim of a horrendous crime.

good morning. a few high clouds up around

20,000 feet. mackerel skies is what they are called. temperatures anywhere from 30, 40s, 50s -- 50s. well, we mentioned this yesterday. i tweeted it. just an absolute monster of a system in the bering sea. they are used to strong systems but this one is for the record books. i saw wind gusts at 9 miles an hour. it -- 89 miles an hour. this storm moved in yesterday and knocked out pour to villages. there were six-foot seas out. the pressure, if you have a barometer at home, i believe it would tommed out at 27.77. that's just -- bottomed out at 27.77. this big storm is developing in siberia. 8:16. disturbing new details are

emerging about how the mortuary at dover air force base handled the remains of u.s. military troops. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom to explain where some of the remains ended up. alison? >> reporter: tori, defense secretary leon panetta, is going to be facing tough questions about this when he holds a news conference this afternoon. in the meantime, the family members of fallen service members are expressing outrage at the gross mismanagement at the dover air force base. this is a picture we downloaded this morning of the mortuary wilding there. the latest -- building there. the latest, the mortuary disclosed of the remains, by creating them and dumping the ashes in a virginia landfill. it was standard practice from 2003 to 2008 and the service member families did not no about it. they insist that they take

their jobs seriously at the cemetery. >> they are there to provide -- they are there to provide care to the members as well as their families. >> reporter: three mortuary supervisors have been disciplined but none of them have been fired. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you for that update. a rare moment of unity on capitol hill, as republican and democratic senators come together to show support for a bill to overhaul federal highway programs. they passed the bill that consolidates 90 federal highway programs down into 30. pru on the committee praised efforts of california senator barbara boxer. unanimous vos -- votes to pass the bill was rare. 8:18. ktvu news has found some gold buyers breaking the law to get

in on the booming business. this hidden camera video shows an oakland businessman bying a gold necklace. the international storefront doubled as a car repair business. all gold buyers are required by california law to have a license but the state says he does not have one. traditional buyers are upset about new operations taking short-cuts. >> it's very frustrating. it's bad for us trying to raise our families. >> the state requires gold purchases to -- requires gold purchases be reported to the police to make sure it's not -- the items are not stolen.

ramos', the 23-year-old catcher for baseball, has been kidnapped. there is a glimmer of hope for the nba lockout, that it may come to an end very soon. they will resume negotiations in 45 minutes after meet for 12 hours -- meeting for 12 hours. the mood has changed dramatically. the commissioner told the players to accept the latest proposal or get an off -- or they would get an offer that would be a lot worse. a bails bonds -- a bail bonds company is mocking an add -- ad for the raiders.

the ad was shot -- shows people putting up no-trespassing fines -- signs. tonight's game is the first thursday night game of the season. the raiders face the chargers in san francisco in a battle for first place in the afc west. quarterback carson palmer says he's ready for the showdown. >> it's great to be in the -- in the thick of it, to be in the hunt for it. our team understands where we are. we understand the opportunities in front. us we expect to go out and play good football. >> palmer needs to limit his mistakes. he threw six interceptions in his first game as a raider. more shaking in turkey. the powerful aftershock that followed last month's devastating quake.

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the death toll from last night's aftershock in turkey has risen to 10. 28 people were carried out alive from a hotel.

police used pepper spray at one point to break up a group of residents. they were protesting that the government should have shut down the hotels after last month's 7.2 earthquake. a japanese aide worker is among the ten people confirmed dead today. the russian mars probe that lifted off from kazakstan is still stuck in its orbit earth. the engines won't fire. and if the engineers can't get those to fire, the prone is expected to fall back for the next two few weeks. well, time now, 8:25. let's check in with sal and see how the commute is going. are things starting to lighten up a little bit out there? >> a little bit, mike. maybe in advance of some people having veterans day off tomorrow which falls on a friday. maybe some people will make it a three-day weekend and then take the two days off. let's take a look at highway 4.

it's already lighter than it was. highway 4 is lightening up at parts of antioch. it's still a little bit slow there. let's move along and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. you can certainly see lighter than usual traffic. it's only a small backup. and if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, we have stop- and-go traffic but that's getting much better. there is a new crash near deco toe road -- decoto, the crash is now on the shoulder. cold for some, very mild for some. downtown oakland still hovering around 50, 51ess -- 51 degrees. higher clouds near the peninsula. that system will clear out. it will cool us down tomorrow and maybe bring us some rain. it's looking weaker and weaker ul all of the time but it's

getting close. monterey looks cloudy. 30s, 40s, there's 51 at oakland. san jose, 42, cold, easterly breeze. ler, concord, fairfield, out it crockett, american canyon. napa airport by the coast -- the system there will be here for a while. i think inland you are okay. the coast, you might have to deal with some clouds. >> mountain view, san jose, it's pretty nice and mild to warm. mostly cloudy on friday, maybe some rain along the coast. your weekend always in view, we'll clear it out saturday morning. a weak system from the north on sunday, then cool, breezy. >> all right. looks good. thank you, steve. another possible crackdown on "occupy protest." this one in a city just outside the bay area. yeah, i'm married. does it matter?

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oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting in west oakland. police found a man shot near 34th and magnolia. he was tangen to the hospital -- taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. police are not saying what led up to the shooting and no arrests have been made. san jose police are asking drivers to be more cautious following a series of accidents

that took place just yesterday. three in a matter of a span of minutes. ktvu's claudine wong joins us live with more on this story. claudine? >> reporter: we're at the scene of just one of these five accidents. five in the last five days. three people are dead. two are fighting for their lives. san jose police tell me this morning that the investigations are ongoing but they are warning people this morning, just everyone to be careful on the road. >> each individual case separately. there's no relation -- indication they are related to one another in any way. but this is the opportunity for us to remind everyone to be mindful of pedestrians, bicyclists and everyone else that shares the road. >> reporter: there were three

accidents just last night. one happened at 6:46. a 54-year-old man was crossing the road when he was hit. seven minutes later, also on tally road, a 44-year-old cyclist was hit. both of those victims are fighting for their lives this morning. a few minutes before the accidents there was also a fatal accident on jackson. i want to show you video from the scene where you could still see the remnants from flairs on -- flares on the ground. a 67-year-old woman was walking across the crosswalk when she was hit and killed last night. i talked to a woman who said she did hear about the accident and was worried because she does cross that intersection every day. >> most of the cars they don't stop. >> reporter: so you worry every time you cross -- >> yeah. i'm worryied. >> reporter: back out here live on tully, the scene of one of

the accidents, there were also two other accidents, and that brings the number of total killed 14 this year. and san jose police are just asking everyone to be more aware, drivers to keep an eye out. pedestrian and cyclists asked to wear reflective gear. and it's getting darker earlier. again, all of the drivers in all of these accidents are cooperating with police. there's no sign that drugs or alcohol were involved in any of these accidents. so again, just a general message this morning to be careful out on the road. live here in san jose, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >> claudine. if you have official business in oakland today, it may have to wait. city offices will be closed today because of a furlough day. the closures affect libraries an street sweeping among other things but parking will still be enforced. the city of hayward announced the furlough days for the rest of the year, city offices will be closed from november 21st

through the 25th which is thanksgiving week. also in december from the 23rd through the 30th police, fire and emergency crews will not be affected. starting today, the public can see the grand jury testimony -- grand jury testimony of former president nixon about the watergate scandal. the judge ordered the record to be unsealed four years ago. today, the nixon library is maybing them available and at the library in yerba buena. a battle is brewing over police documents that are related to a raid on the "occupy oakland" camp. the aclu has reportedly fired a public records request for documents from the october 25th incident. but oakland's police department has refused to hand over the document that name officers who

approve the -- approve the use of force. police say certain documents are part of an -- are part of an ongoing investigation and therefore unavailable. dozens of harvard students are stabling their own occupy movement. protests that began on -- began on campus last night spilled out on the streets. students are angry about where the accident is investing and say the schools should be more socially responsible. this morning about a dozen students are camped out in tents in harvard yard. and in san francisco, occupy members could face an injunction. the city has already capped the number of tents at 50 due it health and safety issues. there's been another violent clash between police and protesters in the occupy movement. this time on the speech movemen

began. there have been dozens of arrests. a live update coming up for you at 8:45. 8:35. california state university students could face another tuition hike. csu is asking for an extra $138 million from the state. if it doesn't get that funding, it could raise tuition by an additional 9%. the increase would mean an extra $500 in student fees and would be the 6th consecutive year for a tuition hike. the board of regents will board on the plan next wednesday. some good news for carpoolers in the east bay. caltrans opened up an extended carpool lane on southbound interstate 680 between rutger road and lavornia road. this is expected to shave about 0 minutes off the commute tame -- 30 minutes off the commute time. i want to talk to sal about

how we're doing today. >> i think we're doing okay. today is a little lighter than unusual out there. you will see some stopped go traffic here which is typical. it usually -- stop-and-go traffic here which is typical. it usually stops up there. the morning commute will be backed up for about a five- minute delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving on highway 680 and 24, that crash is on the shoulder there. we're gonna take a look at 80 westbound. at 8:37. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. a little easterly breeze for some. cold, cold. a couple of tweets coming in from santa rosa and mendocino county. sonoma county airport says 34. things are warming up a little

bit. but still for some it's cold. mild for others -- mild or others. this will cool us down tomorrow. we'll get increasing clouds. rain looks to be in the early- morning time. for us, turns are any -- are anywhere from 32 -- it's now 34. i just saw the update there. 30s for fairfield, concord, livermore, oakland is 51. redwood city, mountain view, san rafael, 44. hayward 45. north-northeast for some. easterly breeze. expect that to turn more southerly later on. that easterly wind coming in from the valley. that's cold. our system continues to get closer. it's just crawling along. as it moves closer towards us. we'll -- towards us, we'll get

increasing clouds. mostly sunny today. cold morning for some. not so much for others. mostly sunny, partly sunny, a few high clouds, mainly the peninsula south bay. increasing clouds dumbing -- coming in tonight. tomorrow morning the low gets to the coast. along the peninsula, maybe the coastline, monterey, in line for rain more so than anybody else. 60s today, low, mid, you have to find those closer to oakland. danville, 68. antioch, brentwood, 63. just too cool over there. 70s, san jose, saratoga. woodside is in there. mountain view, upper 60s, palo alto, san mateo, 60s on the coast. a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday -- than yesterday. mostly cloudy. it goes down the coast. one little system drops down from the north sunday morning after that goes by, cool and breezy. we'll take that into next week.

8:39. homeless advocates in san jose are hoping to help people stay barm during the winter months. members of the -- warm during the winter months. members of the alliance were out handing out hundreds of blankets. a christmas tree tax proposed by the obama administration is now on hold. earlier this week, the department of agricultural announced a -- agriculture announced to put a 15% fee that growers have requested on fresh- cut christmas trees. growers say their sales have plummeted as more people are buying artificial trees. some republicans in congress have accused of -- have accused the obama administration of playing scrooge. so for now, the tax is being reviewed. thousands of california homeowners who live in rural areas will have to pay a higher

firefighting fee. the state imposed $150 fee that are apply -- that will apply to 50 homes. all right. 20 minutes before 9:00. he has eluded police since the 1960s. the surprising development today involving a bay area fugitive. also, in the overnight riot at penn state. it followed a controversial move against a legendary coach. and students and police clash over cuts.

this morning, california senator dianne feinstein is asking the senate judiciary committee to repeal the defensive marriage act. that's the law that defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. commerce, education and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. [ laughter ] >> texas governor, rick perry, says he's staying in the race

despite last night's debate. he had trouble naming the third cabinet level agency he would like to cut. dozens of berkeley students are camped out at sprowl plaza determined to start their own camp. police in riot gear seem to be just as determined to stop them. here's more. >> reporter: well, the student protesters seem to be complying with police orders. we've just watched within the last hour or so as these student protesters what had been set up here in front of sprowl hall started to take down their tents. we'll show you the video. police came by and issued a warning to them. they said officers would take their tents if they stayed up. we watched as students dismandelled one of the tents -- dismantled one of the tents themselves. some students said they struggled with the decision to give into the demand of the police. but they say this does not mean they are giving up the fight.

>> there's no legal reason why they should take down the tent. i pay tens of thousands of dollars to be on this campus. i should be able to put up a flimsy tent. it's not hurting anyone but at the same time, i would like to be able to use this tent in the future. >> reporter: last night, protesters were here. officers were in riot gear. they used their batons to push through people forming a human chain. as we come back out here live, it looks like one of the protesters has just lifted up the tent, the final tent, the last remaining tent here in front of sprowl hall and may be taking it away shortly. we've seen the police come by several times in the last

couple of minutes. police have been issuing warnings that the tents need to come down. for now we're live in berkeley, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. we've been asking our viewers on facebook whether they sink they should be able to -- whether they think she should be able to -- they should be able to stay there. here's what some are saying -- >> tell us what i think. send a message to the ktvu channel 2 morning news team. we'll share some of your comments coming up in some of the later newscasts coming up today. a fugitive that's been on the run for decades just turned himself in. the man just spoke with our crew in redwood city. pam cook is in the newsroom with what he had to stay and why the change of heart. pam? >> reporter: well, he was eluded police for more than 40

years. now he says he wants to do the right thing by his family. we're live outside the san mateo county courthouse in redwood city where ronald bridgeforth just walked into court. we caught up with him and his attorney outside. bridgefor is now 67 years old. he's a married, college professor and counselor with two grown children. but today -- but today he's set to turn himself in for something he did back in 1968. >> well, this seems to be the right thing to do. in the end it's always about family. >> what do you mean? >> no. no. let's just go in. he's taking responsibility for his actions. he wants to be a model for his sons. he wants his sons continue to be proud of him, for the man that he is today and not on that tragic day of november 5th, 196 -- 1968. >> reporter: now, again,

that's ronald bridgeforth and his attorney moments ago outside the redwood city courthouse. he's reported to plead guilty. no one was hit in that confrontation in south san francisco. he denies being a member of the black liberation army and denies being involved in the shooting deaths of san francisco police officer john young, looking at his photo right there, that was outside at the ingleside station in san francisco. now, again, we want to take you back outside live to the courthouse. themate county cut house in redwood city, ronald bridgeforthand his attorney inside the courthouse -- county courthouse, in redwood city, ronald bridgeforth and his attorney inside the cut hours in redwood city. the -- inside the court hours in redwood city.

the prosecutor said they don't plan to go easy on him. she said if you shoot at a police officer, you need to go to prison, it's not a probation case. we'll be following this story throughout the day. i'm pam cook, back to you. >> thank you, pam. 8:49. moments ago, interim penn state coach tom bradley said he's replacing joe paterno with very mixed emotions. the defensive coordinator is the first penn state coach, other than paterno, in half a century. he will be on the sidelines for the game on saturday against nebraska. meanwhile, some protests over the firing of joe paterno turned ugly last night. >> we want joe! we want joe! >> police used pepper spray on the violent crowd that flipped over a tv news van and vand amized buildings. his dismiss -- a -- vandalized

buildings. earlier paterno and his wife came out to thank the hundreds of opportunities -- suits who gathered outside his home to show their love, loyalty and support for the most successful coach in history. paterno shows no signs of bitterness or anger as he talked about the phone call that informed him he was fired. [ inaudible ] >> last night, paterno issued a written statement saying he was disappointed with the board's decision but must accept it, the coach also expressed remorse for not having done more after he learned of the child's sex abuse allegations. tomorrow many retailers across the country will thank veterans and military personnel for their service. in honor of veterans day, both home depot and lowe's stores will offer 10% discounts with a military i.d.

card. the company that makes sleep beds are participating and other companies are participating by washing -- one car wash will be washing -- washing their cars for free. the aircraft carrier, the same warship that buried osama bin laden, at sea. millions of people are expected to watch. with the navy facing cuts she heap to -- though shop to showcase the importance of the carrier. there's another reason people have within lined -- have been lined up for hours at a store.

stocks, bouncing back after yesterday's big selloff. one economist said the fact that italy managed to sell its debt under 7%, at 6.9, is ease eating fears -- is easing some fears. also, jobless claims fell to its lowest level since a. the dow is up 114. the nasdaq is up. s&p is up 10. and here's a live lookout side the brand-new microsoft

store at -- live look at the -- live look outside the brand-new store, microsoft store. our crew has been out there. they found out that many are there for concert tickets and not the latest gadget. ed lee is claiming victory after the latest election results show he's pasted the required 50% vote. lee has 61% of the vote and the supervisor, avilos, has 38%. more than 30,000 ballots still need to be counted. >> i want to thank the people of san francisco. -- it's wonderful. it's wonderful to represent so many different diverse communities and then to know that your work is welcomed.

>> superjohn avilos says he's not yet ready to concede the race. >> there are a lot of votes that are left to count, like 30,000 is what i've been toll. a lot of those are votes that have not been counted. i think any candidate in his or her mind would wait it out. >> the department of elections says they will be taboo liting the results of the remaining vote-by mail and provisional ballots during the next few days. overall, voter turnout in the bay area for tuesday's election was low. some ballots are still being counted, so the numbers may go up slightly. but at this point, election officials in alameda county are reporting a 27% turnout, in san mateo county, 22%. in san francisco, 33%. election officials say off-year elections frequently have low turnouts but this year's election was even lower than they expected. 8:57. let's get another check in with sal. >> hey, mike and tori. right now. >> traffic is moving along

better than it was -- right now, traffic is -- right now, traffic is moving along slowly. let's go to steve. mostly sunny, high clouds around. upper 60s to near 70s for others. we'll increase the clouds and then the weekend clearing. >> thank you, steve. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and be sure to join the news at noon for more on the "occupy cal" protests.