. they are setting up new tents at a park in oakland. the original occupied site gets cleared out, the reason protesters were told to get out but will now be let back in. and becoming a possible new home for the 49ers, the big vote is scheduled for today. ktvu channel 2 news continues. well,good morning, it is november 15th, i am dave clark. let's check in with steve paulsen for the weather. we have mostly clear skies,

some of that reducing visibility with fog, but 70 degrees in santa rosa, here is sal. traffic on interstate 880 is moving nicely in both directions and traffic will be moving nicely up to the toll plaza of the bay bridge and westbound 80, same thing goes, traffic is moving well but there is a little bit of cutting on the east shore freeway, 6:01 let's go back to the desk. students at uc berkeley are being asked to go on strike and that's part of the movement on the campus and allie rasmus tells us it could end with the reestablishment of an occupied camp, here is more. >> reporter: students are already preparing for today's events and one student was doing her homework while

passing the time to get started this among. they set up a chalkboard for workshops that will happen this morning. uc students and supporters from occupied oakland and san francisco are all planning to converge here. later they will mash to downtown berkeley and join up with other students and some of the people taking part want uc board members to sign a pledge urging financial institutions to contribute more to avoid future cuts to the system. we will talk to them and they will decide by vote whether to reestablish an occupied cal encampment. >> the whole point is that should not generate police crackdown and i mean i could go into it, it is establishing a sense of home, a site in which

people can collectively meet and think and work through the overwhelming issues at the very least this public education system faces. >> now last wednesday police clashed with students, students linked arms and tried to stop police from breaking up the camp. 31 students were arrested for resisting arrest. they sent out a campus wide e- mail that he was out of the country when this happened and after he saw police demonstrations he found the video disturbing. he is looking at a review of the police response to the demonstrations and he wants a statement on students arrested but there were some teach outs and workshops are planned as part of a day of action here. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2

news. >> well students are also suing over last week's occupied cal demonstrations. police used excessive force during a peaceful protest and that the university did nothing to stop it. they plan to sue oakland police and alameda county sheriffs. well the occupied protesters are now getting ready to start the student strike in berkeley. live in oakland, they tell us only a couple of them spent the night in ogawa plaza. as you mentioned, people will be gathering later today and the plan is to join that general strike but if you look, a big difference from yesterday and even at this hour there is still a lot of darkness, you can see there is nothing on the plaza but another park, it is called snow park and located

near harrison and grand avenue. if you look at this live picture, one officer over here tells me they are more politically motivated and active than some of the people he saw at frank ogawa which he thought were mostly homeless people. i spoke with some of the people who stayed here and they tell me why they returned. >> to occupy and get it again and again and again. it is our end bag. >> police are standing by but they are not making any moves to cite the hold outs and unless somebody pitches attend, it is particularly not sleeping in the park which is what the ordinance prohibits. they were backed up and broke camp at ogawa plaza.

the camp strayed and campers were notel to point outlaw breakers. just because they can't sleep there, does not mean they can't speak here. >> it is just like standing on th and broadway. >> the main purpose is to show it is still a massive movement. >> and that's the plan right now is to plan political actions and last night, that is what people did and last night was not only to take part in today's general strike but despite the fact that the end calm -- encampment was broken up, people are still meeting here on a daily basis and again they are showing their defiance which is perceived as political inn equities. we will walk around to see if anybody else spent the night

here in ogawa plaza. where mayor jean quan, she said she needed to take immediate action before more people were hurt and the police raid did lead to a shakeup, two top aides to the mayor have resigned. she resigned last night and yesterday morning legal advisor dan siegel quit. meanwhile, during the night in new york, police raided the occupied wall street camp. [crowd noise] >> occupied wall street members shouted at police officers this morning after they raided and then cleared out the park. however protesters are now being told they can go back to the park. they just announced they obtain

a court order from enforcing rules. he will did to court immediately over this matter. now if the cal strike we have throughout the morning and we have the latest stories on our website www.ktvu.com. in other night news -- in overnight news they are looking for the cause of the fire at a mobile home park. it started on mitchell way. now the flames spread from the mobile home to an adjacent building. firefighters managed to get everybody out safely. one man rushed out carrying his dog. the flames caused major damage to two buildings. leon panetta would warn lawmakers that deeper cuts would have devastating results. coming up, we will have a live

report with these specific programs and he said they would have to be cut. they are moving closer to home possibly becoming the 49ers. $10million will go to sidewalks water and sewer lines and if everything goes as planned, construction will start in 2013 and the 9ers will play their first game in santa clara two years later. we have been asking you how do you feel on facebook if the 9ers should build in santa clara. here is what you a few said already. they are the san francisco answer is a tee few and no. this will bring business and a chance to watch the 49ers

closer to home. so what do you think? just send your answer to the morning news team on facebook. sal is covering traffic what are you keeping an eye on, sal? right now we are looking at the east bay, more people are getting on the road and let's look at interstate 880 in oakland, that traffic looks good getting into the downtown area and also -- i was reading something off my screen. we also watch northbound 101 getting to the 880 split, no problems here, traffic is looks good. we already have signs of stop- and-go traffic here and it is mostly through antioch, 680 from concord to walnut creek, in fremont we still don't have a big slow down heading south

as a lot of people are heading out. westbound 580 coming into livermore we have some slowing at the livermore city limits and traffic is smooth at the caster valley city. we have a colder pattern here than yesterday, not much in the way of fog and some of it is redicing visibility. although the napa airport, temperatures went up and also livermore. sunny and warm, yes, although you better bet out and enjoy because it toes not last very lodge. put a colder, that is the main message, colder windy, there will be some rain, it does not look like a big rain event.

it had be near 70 degrees. that is the coldest i can find and 38 degrees palo alto 39 saw four readings there and the coldest was danville at 40 and loss at toes. livermore holding at 40 and there is napa at 37 because of a north wind at 5. santa rosa went up to 39 and san francisco flip flopped in the last hour. the system will drop down at the north and that will pack a pretty good punch. the only win is along the coast, near 70 defreeze, san -- san rafael, 66, alameda 64,

hayward 64, los gatos 67 and santa cruz 61, about the same woodside red wood city, not much of a dims and mountain view runs differently on this -- not much of a difference on the mountain view runs differently on this pattern. maybe friday light rain with your weekend always in view, tough on timing here it does look colder and rain again possible late saturday early sunday. thanksgiving is just about a week away. a new study raising questions about concerned foods you may -- canned foods you may be using for dinner. >> the question that seemed to confuse presidential candidate

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this stuff twirl around in my head. >> in the interview herman cain went on to say he would have decided to intervene in libya as president barack obama did and he later dismissed his confusion gathering his thoughts. he will testify before a congressional committee and as allison burns reports, he talks about the possible impact of very big deep defense cuts. >> reporter: now on capitol hill, they have eight days to reach a deal and if they don't automatic spending cuts across the board kick in including $600 billion in cuts to the pentagon budget. defense secretary leon panetta is now offering his most specific assessments of what

they would look like. the fighter program would be eliminated and ground vehicle and helicopter model endization program would be ended and every program will be slowed within ten years. we would have the smallest ground force, the smallest number of ships since 1915 and the smallest air force in history. it would cut off a swift decline as the world's leading military power. we will have more on the appearance on capitol hill during my next update, allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news it new concerns about concerned foods they just went for several products which will be used for a typical thanks

giving dinner. some include campbells cream of mushroom soup and ocean spray cranberry are you sauce. some of the products test dollars had enough -- tested had enough b.p.a. in it and it causes cancer and other health problems. the cancer fund conducted this new study. we are now finding out voters ignored the rank choice selecting system and selected only one candidate. also there was a big turnout with asian voters overall voter turnout is expected to be low. typically that number is supposed to be 50% in a mayoral

election. is anybody interested in hearing potential sides of the debate, they will have bullet trains that would take part in a public hearing and discussions will take part in hearing project as well as members of the high speed rail authority. palo alto will meet between 1:30 and 4:30 this afternoon. right now we want to go back over to sal, is it getting busy out there, sal? yes, things are doing well in most areas as you drive out to the commute and there are no major problems coming to the toll plaza although there is a bit of a back up and we are just checking with chp. sometimes i read to make sure nothing has happened while we were talking because things happen that way. let's go to interstate 880

southbound traffic is moving nicely no major problems moving to downtown oakland. i want to take it to livermore where westbound 580 traffic is getting more filled in coming to caster valley and traffic will be busy as you drive there and as we move the maps to san jose, just a little bit of slowing, the san jose is still nice and clear for you, but if you are trying to get to red wood city, they are potential good bets, no problems near the san francisco international airport, it is 6:21 let's go to steve. >> i was just talking to you 30 minutes ago. a little colder this morning, patchy fog, it will be sunny, a few high clouds, there is a little band sliding through parts of the east bay,

it will be near 60s to 70 degrees. then it turns colder, maybe some rain although it is looking more like a rainy pattern but believe me i will fine tune those, pam and dave. thank you steve. the commerce department reports retails, great he demand for electronics and building demands helped push the overall up desk and on line sales helped. the leading analysts could have a stronger than expected who'll tie season. profits of 3.3 billion dollars, it is actually town 3% and for the first time in years, it is actually those who increased. they are taking in nearly 10%

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. good morning, traffic is moving along well, but it is getting crowded on interstate 880 coming out of the el cerrito area. a police officer's dash-cam a captured an unusual rescue, the officer stopped, the deer was frozen for about an hour. the deer was in a state of shock after the accident and as you can see, the deer eventually relaxed and went off into the woods. they are calling for a ban

on some rat and mouse poisons. the way to encourage businesses not to use poisons that pose a danger to wildlife and children, they encouraged them not to sell them but as you can see some remain on store shelves. a man said he was shocked to find out drugs were packed into a mini-van that he bought from a rental car company. they found 19 bricks hidden behind the panel of that chrysler car. it took him months ago to get the breaks checked out but they called police who valued the drugs for more than $1,000. >> they told me how lucky i was that i had never been stopped because i would have just been put into jail for you know a long time. >> so he said he bought the van from a karen tall company about a year and a -- a car rental company about a year ago and he

tries not to think about what would happen if the owner of those drugs came knocking on his door. we will tell you why the feds are investigating at a south bay campus. and some big familiar names in business could help wall street today. we go live, next.

. welcome back to the opening bell, both are coming in with some good news, wal-mart as we mentioned a little bit less than analysts expected but u.s. sales are up and home depot says things are looking good so that could mean a good day on

wall street, futures were low but we will keep watching. welcome to ktvu channel 2 news, it is tuesday november 15th, i am dave clark. >> and time now is 6:30, students are being asked to go on strike today to protest rising tuition and budget cuts. allie rasmus is live and she said we may also seen a return of the encampment that was shot down by -- shut down by police just a week ago. >> reporter: this is sprawl plaza and students have been here throughout the night and all morning preparing for today's event. off to the right they have a chalkboard and make-shift classroom and that is because they will have some workshops. the topics, a lot of them have to do with the way public

education is funned it various labor unions and supporters of occupied san francisco are planning on converging on the steps of sprawl plaza. they are planning to march downtown berkeley and will merge with berkley students. there is frustration over cuts to education and they will tell us what the proposed tuition hikes would mean to him. >> it is like the rug being pulled out from under me and i know a lot of students feel the same. we literally have no control over it and it is decided by somebody whom we don't have any control over so it is hard to be helpless in that situation. >> reporter: police clashed with students of occupied cal

didn't takes and they linked arms and tried to stop police from breaking up their encampment and he said he was quote, disturbed by the police response to the demonstrations. he said in that statement, 31 students who were arrested will be given amnesty but other things on the agenda later today, one of the students here said students could vote on whether to reestablish an occupied cal camp here and that will happen later this evening and it is all part of a day of action happening here on the uc berkeley campus. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. well it is a quiet morning at frank ogawa plaza and only a few protesters remain under the watchful eye of oakland police. they are told they can gather there around the clock but from

now on no camping will be allowed and there is not a singel tent in site. we will find out what the protesters plan to do today. we brought live coverage this time yesterday morning and arrested protesters who refused to leave. mayor jean quan said the shooting made it clear that the encampment was getting out of hand. she felt she needed to take more action before more people got hurt. now the raids and clean up has cost them nearly 2. $5 million and that includes nearly 1 million-dollar for police staffing. mutual aid cost the city a half million dollars and the city is paying $16,000 a day to remove tons of debris from the frank

ogawa plaza and the surrounding area. $30,000 will be sent to replace the grass at the plaza. we will take up live to new york city, look at these chopper pictures, we are looking at occupied protesters just hours after it was raided. those protesters are now being told they can go back to the park and camp out. this is a changing still developing story and the national lawyer's guild is preventing the city of new york from enforcing park rules. however new york city mayor michael bloomberg plans to go to court to fight that court order and he wants to fight for their rights and public safety has to come first. occupied wall street, we will

have complete coverage of the occupied cal strike that is planned and we will have it all for you, throughout the morning on -- and also on our website www.ktvu.com. contra coster sheriff's taped off the scene, one man died at the scene and a woman was airlifted to a hospital. no word on her condition at this point. a sheriff's lieutenant told us at ktvu channel 2 news, deputies recovered the shooters car less than two miles from the scene and no arrests have been made. time now 6:36 los gatos police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a 17-year- old girl. it happened near the los gatos creek trail. a man asked her if she needed a ride and when she said no he tried to grab her. he let her go after she hit him in the face and kicked him in

the groin. he is 5-foot six inches tall. has a clean say -- clean shaven face. he was driving a car with dark blue and dark paint spots and manual transmission. a grade changing scare has them checking the transcripts of 50,000 students. joining us on campus with why the fbi is now involved. >> reporter: the campus is just now starting to stir, you can see not a whole lot of activity on the santa clara campus as they come to grips with this new reality as they are facing this grade changing scandal. this was a high tech effort, somebody hacked in and changed the grades for about 60 students. one of the students remembered

her grades were a little better than she remembered. they found grade tampering in 2004 and the breach happened between june or july of 2010. only a handful shows signs of tampering and they are in a variety of majors and they are working hard to correct those grades. >> some have moved from a "d" or an "f" up to a very respectable grade of an "a" or b. >> some of them were grade improvements and they don't know how they were altered or all connected but it seems clear some of the students were unaware of what was going on. as we told you the fbi is investigating trying to get to the bottom of this and we will look for students to find out what they have to say about all

of this. for now live on the campus, ktvu channel 2 news. hey, sal, how are things happening around the toll plaza and san francisco? >> well things are getting busier, westbound bay bridge traffic is getting busier. let's look at these pictures in san jose which is also trying to get into the act with some traffic through downtown san jose, 280 is not stop and go but more and more cars are driving around the curb to highway 17. as we mentioned metering lights have been on for 20 minutes or so and traffic is backed up for 15 to 20 minute delay. southbound 680 at concord avenue, there is a crash it is on the shoulder but it may be slowing traffic and on 80

between penol and richmond, also looking good to central san rafael. let's go to steve. we do have cooler lows, some low clouds, not as much yesterday, although a president has picked up. it is still chilly to cold. the pattern is very quiet today and tomorrow. we start off atkins wood, wet loom 38 and potential at 38 as well. 40 degrees and also los gatos checking in right there at 40, some fog in the area as well. napa was 37, that is the airport and north winds at 5 kicked in.

44 red wood city, santa rosa the coolest at 36 degrees. high pressure is here and you can see the bend in the clouds, a system will be driving down from the gulf of alaska and usually they pack more cold air than rain but today will be sunny mild and warm. sunny and mild to warmer, patchy fog breezy on the coast but 60 to 70 degrees. petaluma 6 . and fairfield 66. not much of a difference in brentwood, danville one of the warmest, gilroy 65 because they are starting off so much colder than san jose which is why san jose is one degree warmer. cupertino 66 and palo alto a

degree warmer, 60s along the coast and san francisco low-to- mid 60s. red wood shores, san mateo foster city all around 64 degrees. no big changes wednesday and thursday, it will be cooler maybe some light rain late thursday into friday and with your weekend always in view, don't change any plans, i can fine tune this easily, looks like a colder shot late -- colder shot late sunday morning. jerry sandusky speaks out about allegations. >> how he talks about his relationship as the investigation widens. protesters are out here but one thing police say they cannot do while they are here... >> good morning if you are driving on 680 past mission

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. well,good morning, here is a quick look at some of the stories we are following, students may try to set up a camp at the plaza, they tried to set one up last week but

police stopped them. occupied cal will vote on whether a new camp should be set up. the fbi is helping to investigate in the case of santa clara university and their computer system has been hacked. the university tells ktvu channel 2 news grades of current students and graduates were improved without authorization. and today they are expected to take another step towards a possible new home for the 49ers. they are expected to approval a new tax plan for a billion dollar stadium project. there are only a few protesters outside city hall but the occupied movement is far from over. kraig debro tells us what oakland protesters plan to do today. >> reporter: the movement is far from over and so is the cleanup, they are trying to

clean up the bricks and cobble stone. some refuse to leave and they are taking efforts to keep people off the plaza and in fact we were no longer able to park our trucks here. despite heavy police presence, two slept in chairs, one on the ground police stood by, one officer said as long as nobody pitches attend, it is not camping which is what the ordinance prohibits. you are looking at live pictures and this park is located on harrison and grand. i just talked to them about whether they will be able to sleep there and he said yes for now but he predicted they will be moved in the near future but the policies at frank ogawa

plaza will be allowed to speak as it is encouraged. >> they will make sure they are able to get their views out. >> we need our space back, we should be allowed to reassemble and they are not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: a huge rally was held not only to take part in the one day student strike but as one occupy also put it, the val rally shows they are still going forward. they tried to talk to oakland police officials about what to do about the campers at the park. reporting live kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:48 for more alleged victims for defensive coordinator jerry sandusky are coming forward as jerry sandusky says he is innocent. new york times reports ten more people are now telling investigators about their contact with jerry sandusky.

he is already charged with molesting eight boys and in a phone conversation with bob costa, he is not a child molester and his contact was horseplay. >> i have horsed around with kids, i have showered after work outs, i have hugged them and i have touched their leg without intent of sexual contact. >> now the grand your are you report -- grand jury report says it came through a charity he founded and joe paterno never spoke to him about his behavior or expressed any disapproval. the board of supervisors will vote on new legislation next week it coming up, how the van would be expanded and the

new fee you would have to pay >> all right, sal, you can see traffic is moving along fine. some of the overnight consent sayings, there is nothing major and traffic is moving along well, let's look at the bay bridge, it is backed under for a 15 to 20 minute delay and there are no problems reported by chp and we mentioned marin county and want to show you the road counties, there is southbound #0 1 passing -- 101 passing highway 37 and as we move to contra costa county, slow and slow in antioch and now beginning to slow in pittsburgh, let's go to steve. mostly clear, fog dancing around a little bit, it will be sunny mild and warm, pretty

much like yesterday, it looked like the warmest day of the week is yesterday. changes will start to develop on thursday but mainly the message i want to get across will be much colder. i mean there is no cop sepsis and forecast models are having a long time. we start off cold, 37 and i think it was 45 because they had more fog. petaluma 38, palo alto 5 readings of 38 and livermore and napa was 37, now 40 about a north wind at 5 kicked in. santa rosa 30s and 40s and city is at 50 degrees. high pressure even though it will not last very long, it will keep things held in check until thursday when cold air

will come down. it does not look like the rain will overcome them sunny and mild extended outlook mostly sunny on wednesday increasing clouds, cooler light rain thursday early friday and with your weekend already in view it will be colder late saturday into sunday. home depot said they pasted the overnight income by 12%. it beat expectations and reports profits during the third quarter. a company spokesperson said it is from repairs along the east coast and it comes after the net income is 44%. the earliest backers plan to

sell more than 6 mill shares of stock since its ufo in may. they plan on selling his share and he would still own more than 2 million shares in linked in. time now 6:52, the alex case, what is happening today that is getting national attention. also a mystery surrounding a tragic discovery in the san francisco bay.

. welcome back, futures indicated a 100 point drop for the dow jones industrial average, but a live look the dow jones industrial average up about 20 points and retail sales, analysts say it could mean a good holiday shopping season. they are leading them into a grim discovery in san francisco. lat night they recovered a body at aquatic park. it is still not clear whether it was the result of homicide or suicide but they expect to have more information later this morning. time now 6:56, a woman is accused of breaking into alex's room and linda is facing charges of burglary and being

in possession of stolen property. it happened at the marquise hotel. police say they woke up to find a woman in their hotel room stealing their valuables. the television host suffered a serious ankle injury chasing the thief down the hallway. and holding their 10th annual tree-lighting ceremony in san jose, it is really a beautiful event. they are moving it to the giant chest board. she will be performing however festivities run until 9:00 tonight. a lot of costume characters and carolers, it should be fun. coming up on 7:00 so let's check in with sal for traffic. pam and dave, it is getting

much busier and we are getting into the heart of the morning commute and 101 san rafael, slowed traffic coming down the terry lynn area, it stays slow but it is not that slow north of the parkway. this morning's commute will be backed up at the bay bridge for a 25 minute delay. 101 slow in the city passed the ups building. let's go to steve. low clouds, sunny today mild to warm, upper 60s to 70s, biggest change occurs thursday and friday so enjoy that sunshine and warm conditions today. pamela and dave. >> all right, i will. coming up on mornings on two. they take center stable in the occupied movement, we did live to the campus up next.

and cheating at the campus university, why the fbi is now involved.