. final is run out for occupy protesters in oakland. when they are told they need to pack you and leave. occupy richmond gets loud as protesters take over a bank and demand action. and a first for stanford, why today's match-up against the university of oregon is drawing national attention. for the second time in less

than 24 hours occupy oakland protesters have been told to shut down their encampment at frank ogawa plaza. jade hernandez. >> reporter: ken, hours ago leaders sent out a second eviction in the and we saw a couple of people took down their portable structures and remove it from frank ogawa plaza and told us they were unlappy that the way the structure was used and thought the homeless were using it more than who they had set it up for and we have also witnessed a lot of activity. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: we watched dancers, musicians and others and we understand that the mayor's office has extended outreach to those who are homeless and carving out in the square. operation dignity reaches out to those who might need a place to stay. flyers about ministries that take in the homeless have been distributedded. earlier today they were told 160 tents were in the plaza,

down from 180 earlier this week, but again, many tents are still out here. this is one of the concerns. we wind scuffle while shooting the encampment, nobody was hurt and shortly after we say handle of police officers who went you to the camp and asked one woman what she thinks about the eviction notices from the city? >> we plan it remain peaceful. >> reporter: do you plan to remain? >> i live here. that this is my home. that is what people don't understand. we're a family out here and we take care of each other. we are nice to each other the sames in a family situation. >> reporter: some occupiers will resist leaving and we have been told there may be a general assembly held, but no official time. we can also tell you that we saw about six police officers out here in front of the

square, monitoring the encampment today tonight reporting live if oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have descriptions of the subjects from the fatal shoots on thursday both described as black men in their 20s. oakland police and crime stoppers are offering a $00,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. scott olsen the former marine seriously injured during clashes between police and protesters has been released from the hospital. friends say olsen left the hospital yesterday and organizers say the 24-year-old veteran was hit by a tear-gas canister. according to a blog post olsen is struggling with his speech, but he is trying to have

conversations. demonstrators at occupy st. louis returned to their protest site this morning after getting evicted. police arrested dozens of protesters who refused to leave. a federal judge denied the protesters' request to stay through the weekend. in spite of that weekend and the arrests, several protesters returned this morning. most of the tents though are gone. the judge will consider whether the protesters can occupy a different part of the park next week. in richmond occupy protesters took aim at a bank of america branch. kiro-7's john sasaki talked to the demonstrators who blame the bank for the foreclosure practice. >> reporter: dozens of protesters hit the bank of america at mcdonald and san pablo in richmond. >> we're asking them to recognize we're the community. that is our money in the bank,

but it's our people, our neighborhoods, our communities -- . >> reporter: they were hear as part of spreading occupy moment devicing decrying economic inequity. >> i am sick and tired the bank taking our money and home. >> reporter: they say the crisis and in turn the banks are doing irreparable home to the neighborhoods, such as this one, where we found a row of five properties, three of which are abandoned and blighted. >> there are about 15 in my neighborhood in a two-block rake foreclosed that are being broken into and when the banks were contact they use loopholes, i don't own it. well, if you didn't own it, why did you foreclose it? >> reporter: protesters want people to take their money out of burbank

which they couldn't do because the bank shut down. he returned after going to another branch. >> this is what i'm doing here. >> we have been oppressed for them long enough. [ inaudible ] another october occupy moment voted to re- establishment the encampment. police quickly moved in and removed the half-dozen tents that were there and 40 people were arrested. there was movement this afternoon in san francisco. the group protesters are showing saladarity by marching down the embarcadero. that story coming up in about 15 minutes and to keep up with the latest in the occupy movement and things are developing quickly, you can log onto ktvu.com and click on the

tap at top of your homepage bloomberg a richmond neighborhood is back to normal after a gas line rupture prompted a brief evacuation. that evacuation was ordered to residents around 10:30 this morning. a richmond fire department spokesperson says a private contractor hit the pge natural gas line. that line was reappeared 11:45 this morning with the evacuation order lifte . in woodside right now pg&e crews are in the process of retesting a portion of pipeline along interstate 280 that burst during safety tests last week. officials tell us serving going as planned so far. testing should be done by 8:00 tonight. the nation assists longest college football winning streak is on the line down on the farm. kutv's alex savidge is in palo alto. >> well, no. 3 stanford has a lot on the

line with no. 6 oregon in town. right now, all the tailgating and trash-talkin' is over with and the game is about to get started inside. the duck fans confident that they can win, but stanford fans say they have luck on their say and beating the ducks boils down to this relatively simple equation. >> it's all a matter of time and speed is what this equation is all about. >> reporter: hours before kickoff, people packed the parking lots here stanford alum amy rosenthal made the trip from new york for this huge game. all the way from the east coast? >> yeah, everybody loves stanford. >> reporter: stanford star quarterback andrew luck is looking for a big game. although ducks fans don't seem intimidated by the heisman hopeful. >> who needs luck when you are a duck? >> reporter: they pedaled this huge aluminum duck into cardinal country. >> i'm very concerned. i wanted to make sure it had a

special treatment so eggs and tomatoes would be the stain the aluminum. >> reporter: it's a big time college football showdown in palo alto. >> i was a inside linebacker and officelie guard and center. >> reporter: for this group of former stanford football players it's amazing to see how far the program has come and as for stanford's tailgating menu, you have steaks, sausages and of course, roosted duck. roasted duck. we're live in palo alto, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. at penn state the team played its first game since the child abuse scandal surfaced this last week.

extra police officers were posted inside and outside the stadium during today's game against nebraska. local and statement law enforcement came in to help the campus police department. last night police investigatorred a bomb threat at the stadium, but knock was found. emotions did run high as the team played its first game clout legendary coach joe paterno coming up, fan reaction and how fans and the team showed their support for victim of sexual abuse. supporters of a bay area filipino immigrant are joining him at sfo, hoping to prevent his deportation. j.b. librojo pasted this video on youtube. librojo says he has been here 16 years and commit nod crimes and pay taxes and it's unfair to deport him to the philippine because his parent's visases

ran out. he recently graduated from san francisco university and hopes to become a dentist. it just takes your breath away. you know? when you see all of the names? >> a moving memorial to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice stops here in the bay area. the indianapolis tribute hundreds are paying on this veteran's day weekend. >> a special stop in the barack as amtrak celebrates its 40th anniversary. the rain has moved out-of- the bay area, but the temperature change you will notice for the second half of the weekend.

. security service is investigating reports of gunfire last night near the white house. police cordoned off the area after two cars were spreading between the presidential home and washington monument. one cipher got out and escaped on foot. officers recovered an ak-47,

but found no confirmations that shots were actually fired. president obama was traveling at the time. reconnecting with lives lost. ktvu's allie rasmus tells us about the traveling vietnam memorial stopping here in the bay area this veteran's day weekend. >> reporter: it's a memorial meant to be seen and touch and many were looking for someone that they loved and lost in vietnam. >> a boyfriend i had when i was 19, and i remember we were going together when he went over there and never came back. >> i had three cousins go over there and two didn't come back and my anti-was never the same woman after that. >> reporter: they had a chance to search for those they never met. this is a replica of the memorial of the one in the nation's capitol the names of

the 58,000 men and women who died in vietnam are etched in these walls. the traveling wall gunshot 1998 and this year --. i have a lot of mixed emotions. >> reporter: one man told us his experience makes his think about his time in vietnam and his son who is in afghanistan. >> the war we have going on compared to nam -- . >> he says it's a remainder of the sacrifices of war and the toll it takes. >> it just takes your breath away. you know? which you see all of the names. >> reporter: in cupertino, allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. at this hour, republican presidential

hopefuls are debating in south carolina. the primary there is considered key to winning the southern states. tonight's debate is focusing on national security and foreign policy. it was a rough week for herman cain, who deflected numerous allegations of sexual harassment as well as rick perry whose campaign is recovering from a memory loss in the last debate. newt gingrich has come back to score well in recent polls. president obama is in hawai'i tonight, kicking off a tour of asian pacific region that he hopes will create more jobs here at home. while hosting an economic agreement he proposed a trade zone between the countries. he also met with leaders from china, japan and russia. before departing for hawai'i mr. obama delivered his weekly address ? >> . >> is vincent and urged

congress to finish a tax credit package for veterans. >> standingum for our veterans is not a democratic or republican responsibility. it's an american responsibility. it's one that all of you have an obligation to meet and the house should pass this bill as soon as possible so i can sign it into law. >> president obama praised the service of the men and women. and then there took in the carrier classic basketball game with the first lady. >> there have questions about the punishment hand down to government employees who fail to spot bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. the sc sc announced that eight employees were disciplined, but not one was fired and instead of the sec issued pay cuts, suspensions and reprimands. madoff is now serving a 150- year prisoner term.

150-year prison occupancy term. the san francisco space shuttle issued a tentative ruling on thursday and the judge said the county and former tax collector were immune from civil suits. a fire tax imposed on rural landowners is once again coming under fire. the fosterry board voted in the week to raise the fire protection fee to $150 a year. some homeowners with local fire service will get a discount. a republican state senator is blasting the move as another tax. fueled by democratic appointees on that board. >> it's like triple taxation. you pay your normal taxes and pay your fire district tax you agreed to as a neighborhood association and this one is dumped your back as well. >> extra fees will bring in an

estimated $50 million to state coffers at the frank of calfire's budget. >> late-season storms last spring helped reduce the amount of land burned by wildfires. state officials declared the peak wildfire season over this week. about half the state's firefighters have been sent home for the winter. a state tally shows wildfires consumed 92, 200 acres, almost 8,000 acres less than last year, just saw a picture outside of another nice sunset looking over the golden gate. with max tamayo -- mark tamayo checking out our weather. >> santa rosaa, 62 degrees. san francisco is 57 and san josi in the upper 50s. for tonight, we're expecting this partly cloudy skies and temperatures on the cool side, tomorrow morning temperatures come up a

few degrees. the extended forecast, a dry weather pattern and differs come up a little bit as we head into tuesday and also into wednesday. despite satellite and radar, yesterday's storm system across the bay area drifted south, producing rainfall closer to southern california and a few high clouds moving overhead from earlier this afternoon. we still have clouds moving into region sunday morning. so the coolest locations in the north, santa rosaa, 39 and napa at 406789 40. coming up i will highlight the warmest day. >> amtrak celebrated its 40th anniversary. a train turned moving museum stoppedded at jack london's

square. it cointained memorabilia celebrating 40 years of riding the rail. >> each decade you see past, the present and future, of where amtrak is going. >> today's nop oakland is the third on the west coast that the amtrak anniversary tour includes 40 stops all over the country. there is much more to come on ktvu channel 2 news. occupy san francisco was on the move and whom the protest were marching in solidarity with. >> and the shake up in italy and what it means for the financially strapped country. >> this man as a million reasons to say yes. a mistake that resulted in a million dollars.

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. protesters for occupy strait of juan de fuca are october san francisco gathered at the plaza and marched up the embarcadero this afternoon. oregoners are calling for an end to us military aid to the current egyptian regime. activitiesand fans lied up in philadelphia to pay their respect to boxing legend joe frazier. frasier's body lie in state at

the wells fargo center for a public viewing. mementos, such as frazier's boxing gloves along with an original poster from his 1971 match with muhammad ali were placed next to the casket. frazier died monday everyday brief battle with liver cancer. >> hevia yes, rapper who real name was dwight myers died after clasping outside of his home. he was just 44 years old. new details are emerging about the rescue of kidnapped washington nationals catcher wilson ramos. roll was abducted on wednesday in front of his parent's home in venezuela. police rescued him yesterday amid a hail of gurn. ramos told reporters he was held in a remote mounteddous area. four of his alleged captors have been arrested.

one escaped. ramos said he is happy to be alive. italy a prime minister resigned today to chants outside. >> bye-byee! >> and applause as you see here inside the parliament. parliament the measures are needed to secure a european union bailout. a distinguished economist is now italy' leader. how tensions tonight in syria. the arab league voted today to suspend syria starting next week if the violence doesn't stop. syria agreed earlier this month to a peace deal, but more than 250 people were killed so far this month, making it the boozist month in the syrian uprising. human rights groups estimate 3500 people have been killed since the violence began in march.

in other news of the world, the interim greek cabinet held their meeting today to implement the debt dale. it's a $177 ball government reached by the european union late last moment the cabinet must also implement oughterrity measures austerity measures already passed. state tv says two consecutive blasts killed 27 people and injured another 16. iranian officials say the explore explosions were an accident caused after an ammunition got caught fire. the waters are finely receding in thailand after weeks of flooding. food is scarce many areas and prices are going up as much as 40% in some parts. many who left the city are

reluctant to return. the waters have also brought on diseases. this is the country's worst flooding in half a century. more than 500 people have died. family and friends gathered in new york today to remember those killed ten years ago on american airlines flight 587. a memorial service was held in queens, new york this morning to mark the anniversary of the crash that killed 265 people. flight 587 was headed to the dominican republic from jfk airport when it went down back in 2001, just two months after the 9/11 attacks. authorities ruled the crash an accident and not an active terrorism. a man in louisiana is sharing an accidental lottery win with the cashier who made it happen. that is a very happy robert thingeaux who

thibodaux who won the power- play ticket instead of a regular one. that mistake turned out what would have been a $200,000 jackpot into a $1 million jack p.o. box he returned this week to thank her with a jackpot of her own. >> you made me a millionaire, that being said and done, i have a check for you. >> the two agreed not to disclose the amount of money he gave her. thibodaux plans to build a new house for his wife and family. the clerk looks happy too. >> well, penn state's final home-game and the first without legendary coach joe paterno and how the school and fans reacted. muni riders may see changes coming to the transportation line and how they mate hit the riders in their wallets. >> she is the workhorse barbra bridges and we take you back on the anniversary of this engineering playoff.

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. it was a college football game unlike any other. penn state played its final home-game of the season. the first game sentence the child sexual abuse scandal shook that university to its core. david lee miller at today's emotional game. >> reporter: outside of the stadium, the color organized by students to show a sign of solidarity for those victims of sexual abuse. >> our hearts go out to the victims of the tragedies that happened here at penn state. >> reporter: alumni with heavy hearts, the first game in nearly half a century without coach joe paterno. >> this whole incident is more than just a football player or a coach. it's about the victims of the child abuse, child sexual abuse and on the other hand it's also

about the future of this university. >> reporter: security has been an issue with an anonymous bomb threat. >> they have secured the stadium. it'ss actually been locked down for a considerable amount of time. it started tuesday. >> reporter: 21 felony charges against foreign assistant coach sandusky, derailing the careers of joe paterno and two other school officials. and this sovereign to remember candlelight vigil to remember the victims. >> we're all questioning what it means to be a penn state student. >> reporter: before the game the crowd observed a moment of silence. later when joe paterno's picture flashed on the big-screen, the stadium erupted into cheers. at penn state, david lee mil, fox news. the penn state childhood sexual abuse scandal could have a big financial impact on

university. bloomberg reports that moody's investment service play says that possible lawsuits and drop in philanthropic support are all possible in light of scandal and could lead to a downgrade. a decision is not expected to be made for several months. fewer and fur he americans are getting health insurance from a employee. pollsters blame unemployment as well as companies scaling back on health benefits for the decreasing numbers. researchers from the ksdk ksdk property that most tobacco smokers want to quit. the study found that 70% wish they could quit. still about 20% of the u.s. population smokes. some experts consider nicotine more addictive than heroin.

>> new details on a deadly shooting on interstate 80 in vallejo. authorities say the man killed was a local rap artist. police say today they identified the victim. officers say henry was driving on i-80 late thursday night when someone in another vehicle pulled up beside him and opened fire. henry died there at the scene. no arrests have been made. the reward is now growing for information on the drowning of a cat in the redwood shores lagoon. that cat was found last week with a 5-pound dub dumbbell tied around its neck. the human society announced that reward. police say they received a report of an collision and they found a

bicyclist with severe injuries. that cyclist was taken to the trauma center. investigators believe that the victim was hit by a vehicle heading northbound on mission boulevard. anyonee with information is asked to call union city police. starting at 7:00 caltrans will shift traffic to a southbound brink over hyde street for a seismic retrofit project. officials say there will be intermittent lane closures throughout the night on the nimitz freeways and full closures from 3-6 a.m. on monday the san francisco mtc will consider a variety of options to close a multi- million budget deficit and this includes eliminating free transfers. ac transit officials will also consider changes. a new proposal will alter

express service offer the bridge. the lines run between union city and palo alto. the transit board may vote on the prisonnal during a learing wednesday afternoon. the california audubon society is conducting the bird of year. last year the barn owl won the title and the year before it was the yellow-billed magpie. voter continues through december 11 flood park has been closed since last year. the park may not be open for long, because of the money needed to keep it operational, but the city and county are trying to work out a deal that will keep the park open permanently. >> the bay bridge celebrated a mile stoerner today,s75 th

anniversary. >> reporter: she has aged oh, so gracefully. >> it's really nice to look at. >> reporter: a wrinkle here and maybe one there, but for 7.5 decades. >> she has connected one community to the next. it's a great view from wherever you are. look down, looking up, it's just beautiful. >> reporter: the summer 1933 with the great depression underway it all began to take shape. the towers, the cables, the tunnel, one day at a time. it took three years and four months to construct and during that time more than 20 men lost their lives building what is so high and what is so far and in the eyes of some she play not be as beautiful as the golden gate bridge, but she is strong and she has endured.

9 million cars traveled across the bridge its first year and an estimated 20212 million traveled across it last year. the bay bridge was hit hard when the loma prieta earthquake brought a portion down. caltrans kicked off the anniversary and the backdrop of the ceremony, the new eastern span set to open in 2013. >> just like this brian bridg has stood for generations the new bridge will also stand for future jenations. >> reporter: the workhorse of bay area bridges for 75 years, connecting lives and businesses, keeping the pulse of the bay area beating one day at a time. mike bimachktvu channel 2 news. no pay-per-view required this time for the first time on broadcast television. the best in ultimate fighting faceovers. >> ouch. and bay area weather is about to make a change and meteorologist mark tamayo standing by with what question expect. ♪ born to be wild

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to switch to anthem blue cross. so call today at 1-855-8-anthem. that's 1-855-826-8436. ♪ . >> here is something that you don't see everyday. the cat was spotted by a hiker earlier this week. the hiker returned to the spot to check on the cat and the cat was still there on the cactus, just kind of hanging out. after a few days the hiker got worried and called authorities

and press and just as crews were coming to investigator, there he goes, sliding down the cactus and making his way off to his next adventure. a lot of honeymooners are in las vegas this weekend, many couples took advantage of yesterday's lucky day the 11/11/11 to become one themselves. the clark county courthouse reports yesterday it issued two licenses a minute in the famous via las vegas chapel held ten weddings an hour. elvis was really busy. newlyweds said that they hoped that the lucky day brought them luck and being able to remember their anniversary date. >> let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo. >> . how are things shaping up? >> we have partly cloudy skies across the bay area and temperatures are actually warming up for the second half of the week and no rain clouds to worry about for the hurricane charley of the. our

system from yesterday leading to the south from l.a. toed is. this was the skein across the bay with mostly clear skies a few high clouds pushing through the region, but there is the sunset after 5:00. high pressure continues to rebuild and strengthen and as a result the stormtrack heads to our north. in fact, as this high gradually builds temperatures come up a few degrees. inland spots into the upper 60s and warmest lotions will be approaching the 70-degree mark and embankments main wily 60- 61. here is your cloud forecast model. look at what happens overnight. a few clouds push back into the region and we'll have that party to mostly cloudy forecast, but increasing sunshine into the avenue hours and so for tomorrow at 6:00, temperatures in the 40s. by lunchtime, pornograph, upper 50s and by 3:00,

mostly sunny and mild. temperatures 60-26. everybody up a few degrees today's high. santa rosa, 67. fairfield, 65 and brentwood 64. a little bit of a breeze could kick in 20 10-20 miles per hour. san mateo, 62 and santa cruz in the lower 60s. here is a look ahead, your extended forecast with the remainder of your forecast in view wan. temperatures back uninto the 60. a little warmer monday into tuesday. clearing skies into wednesday, but by thursday we're going to thicken up the clouds throughout the day and that will signal a big weather change. temperatures cool off on thursday and heather and ken it's not in the five-day forecast, but for friday and into next weekend we could talk about a significant cooldown and possibly rain showers and a

dusting of snow potentially. so at least enjoy the frankil weather over the next few tranquil weather for the next 49ers game. we have developing news toe tell you about. a march is underway in downtown oakland. this is new video coming into the channel 2 news newsroom, 150 people, allot, a lot of them wearing black, you can see how large this crowd is. it's unclear at this point if the march is directly related to the occupy protest at frank ogawa plaza. we have been following that encampment for a couple of weeks and as we reported at the top of the newscast, those people sleeping in tends have been told that they have to leave of again we're monitoring the march taking place in downtown oakland and we'll have much more on the story coming up on

the 10:00 news. for the first time an ultimate fighting match will be shown on broadcast television and not on pay pe view and it's on fox. fox is showing the ufc heavyweight champion fight. ufc has gained in popularity in recent years with fewer rules than boxing. the fighters used mixed martial arts and it airs right after this newscast. >> coming up, wield i have rundown with college football. >> and cal hosts oregon and sportswrap is next.

. good evening hello everyone and thanks for joining us our early saturday edition of sportswrap. the last team to beat stanford in football was oregon some 13 months ago and the last timing or lost a conference game was back in 2009 at the hands of you guessed it stanford. the cardinals trail the ducks 8- 8 and we have full highlights and interviews tonight at 10. >> cal hosted oregon state at at&t park. golden bears need one more win to become bowl-eligible. 19-yarder. and then just before halftime, cal puts tot an

incredible 9. >> minute, 16-play, 96-yard drivee and maynard takes it in himself. snow was waiting for san josi state this weekend in logan, utah. spartans needed to win their last three gazillions to become bowl-eligible buc trailed in the 4th quarter when freshman tyler irving takes the kickoff and he makes a nice cutback right there. yes, just one more augie to beat and spartans take advantage of. spartan's defender falls down and goes boom. austin catches the game winning touchdown and utah state wins 34-33 and startans are now 3-7 overall. it's hard to imagine the kind of shock and heard break that parent state community experienced this week, but today, they tried to ease of anguish of the sex scandal

by playing football with nebraska. there is the first game in 46 years that joe paterno was not leading the lions. huskers quarterback taylor martinez pitches to burkhead who takes it 14 yards and nebraska beat 12th-rankgth-ranked pann state. assistant coach and son of joe paterno walks off after emotional day in happy valley. 00 70 seconds left, hornfrog for the 2-point conversion. it's another and 36-35

hornfrogs. s that is 39-yard field goal wasn't even close. tcu wins in boise, 36-35. broncos perhaps on the homefield turf right now. new york giants might be the 49ers toughest test this season, but they have their issues as well. we'll explain when we come back.

. 49ers call tomorrow's game against the visiting new york giants a test, a measuring stick. but the 6-2 giants have some of their offensive weapons who may be on the shelf. and welcome ahmad brad shaw is out with a broken bone in his foot and his absence will certainly affect new york's running game. and receiver hakeem nicks missed last week's game with a hamstring injury and his presence is a game-time decision. mario manningham is lessed as questionable and david boss may not play for new york. yet the 7-149ers are just slight favors at home. >> we would like to be doubted. you know? they t-makes us play harder. we hear a lot of stuff on espn and the oh, the giants are going to come in and beat the niners and that is what we

like to hear to make us play harder. that is when we're at our best. >> we use it as a measuring stick that we're going to have to adjust. so we can use that as a measuring stick, but our season doesn't depend on a win loss against these guys, but we really want to win this football game. >> and los altos hills resident julie inkster was the coleader with lorene ochoa in guadalajara. today's her tend tendinitis kickstand trails the new leader katrina matthews. matthews has a 3-shot lead overall going into sunday's final round and this is sports as we see it for this early edition ever sportswrap. remember stanford-oregon postgame tonight at 10. >> it's still early, but it's getting late early. >> the

49ers getting no respect from the east coast sports writers. >> that is fine. you can hear them talk. they don't care. they would rather be the underdogs. >> that way when they win, they can see ah-hah. >> neener neener. [ laughter ] >> a rally is set to take place at sfo and found out if he is allowed to stay or must go. >> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we'll seee you at 10:00. remember we're always onktvu.com.