. students prepare for a strike on the uc berkeley campus. coming up, we will tell you why the students say the scenes behind these events are somewhat different than others.

many oakland occupy protesters will be yesterdaying -- heading to oakland today. also, a suring development -- surprising development involving the encampment that started it all. we'll tell you why the feds are looking at record from a university. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. welcome back. >> thank you. >> it's tuesday, november 15th. the occupy movement returns to the uc berkeley campus. students and staff are being asked to go on strike to protest tuition hikes and other cuts. allie rasmus joins us live from sprowl plaza with a busy day coming up. >> reporter: good morning. students are setting up and

getting sprawl plaza ready. over to the left, you can see they've set up a chalkboard and a sitting area. that's because they are gonna have work shons this moving. the subject of some of the workshops will have to do with the way the schools are funded. students say that's really what the heart is at of what they are protesting today. at noon, uc students and fact ill supporters -- faculty and supporters are planning to right here -- planning to meet right here. one of the students here told us what motivated him to get involved tad -- involved today. >> you couple that with how much tuition we'll be paying. you couple that with prospects of finding a job and the

amounts of student loan debt and it kind of wakes you up. >> reporter: now, later on this evening, student also also decide by a vote whether to reestablish an occupy cal encampment right here. students tried to do that on wednesday until university police stepped in and they broke up the encampment. students clashed with police at the demonstration and students linked arm and formed a human chain to try to stop that. in the end, 31 students were cited for right sifting arrest and unlawful assembly. the chancellor said in an e- mail he was granting all of those tunes cited for arrest amnesty. back out here live, this is all part of a general strike and day of action that will be

happening here. we'll be here throughout the -- throughout the morning. allie rasmus must, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you -- allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. protesters are already planning to be in berkeley later this morning. [ chaning ] [ chanting ] >> last night, 1,000 demonstrators returned to frank ogawa plaza for a peaceful march and rally. many will send to the cal campus to join today's general student strike. >> the main goal tonight was to come back here and show that we still have a lot of support. this is still a massive movement. >> we took these picture as short time ago. only a few protesters remain outside oakland city hall. the demonstrators have been told they can still gather

there around the clock. there's no curfew but from now on no camping will be allowed and there's not a single tent in sight. mayor quan said last week's shooting made it clear that the situation at the occupy oakland encampment was getting out of hand and she felt she needed to shake more reaction until more people got hurt. two top aide at city hall have quit and the deputy mayor resigned. and legal add visor ran rezer -- adviser dan rezer resigned. this a live picture of new york city. a lot of people out there, signs as well. now, just after 1:30 this morning, new york city police moved into zukati park, ordered protesters to leave. police then clear out the park for the first time in two months. but juff about an hour ago, the

-- just about an hour ago, the lawyers guild announced it obtained a court order allowing them to go camp out again. coming up, we'll take you live to new york and find out what's next between the protesters and new york city officials. >> we'll have complete coverage of all of the occupy protestify and the cal strike. we'll have the latest stories and video on our channel 2 website. officer jonathan romolla was called to a home on friday morning for a report of an unresponsive child. now, when the officer arrived, they found a woman holding a 2- year-old boy having problems beating. the officer put his pinky finger in his little -- in the little boy's mouth and found food lodged in his mouth.

he was able to get the food out and he started to breathe again. there's a grade changing scandal investigated. christien kafton has more. forming. >> reporter: good good morning. >> reporter: good morning. someone hacked into the system changing students sometimes turning fs into as and other times minor changes burning a b into a b plus. the school combed through about 50,000 academic records and found those 60 plus cases of grade tampering going back to the year 2004. they believe the stewart breach happened sometime between june of 2010 and july of this year. the school says only a handful of records show any signs of

being tampered with. those students are at a variety of majors. the school is working hard to correct those grades. we took immediate action to secure our data networks and are working to correct any errors in our transcripts and our data system. >> at this point, school administrators say some of the changes were minor, all of the grades were altered and they don't know how they are connected. it seems clear that some of them didn't know what was going on. and now the the fbi is looking into this hacking scandal to find out what happenedded on the campus of santa clara university. back to you. >> thank you. 7:0. well, the city of san francisco may change its band on plastic bags. next week, the board of supervisors will consider

expanding the ban. this new proposal would ban plastic bags from all retail stores. shoopers, you would have to pay -- shoppers you would have to pay 10% for any bag you are given, including compostable and reusable bags. if this takes place, this will take effect in july. all right. we want to deep an eye on traffic with sal, especially contra costa county. >> yeah. we've had some problems there. the person injured there take away. the problem is traffic was backed up almost all the way onto the benicia bridge. now, highway 4 turning red. still slow in antioch and parts of pittsburg. as we move to the east shore freeway, we're getting slow traffic as well. that's heading to richmond as well and el so retoe -- el

cerrito. the metering lights have been turned on for almost an hour. no crashes reported i by police on the upper -- reported by the police on the upper upper part of the blinn. blinn -- upper part of the bridge. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. forethose of you who like to go hiking, mountain biking, whatever, mount tam, whatever. next week things could start -- next couple of days could change. can't beat weather now. patchy fog, clear, sunny, mild to warm. no big changes tomorrow. about the same, maybe slightly cooler but about same. the changes start thursday night as a really cool system starts to move in.

it will be comb. temperatures on hi side will be around the 50s. if it goes over a land we don't get much. if it things over water, we'll get more. the forecast models are just having a tough time. >> reporter: today a lot of sunshine, everything continues to go up and over. there continues to be rain up to the northwest. kenwood 34. petaluma, 38. gilroy, 38. palo alto, 39. numerous reading and 39 and also woodside. danville, los gatos, 41. 41 livermore, and also fair field. napa airport dipped back down. they must have lost the breeze. they are back to 37. oakland downtown, 37. san anselmo, also there as well. not much of a breeze but what's there is variable, north- northeast out of fairfield.

yesterday sfo was howling. today, not so muff. east-southeast at san jose. it just depends along the coast. there are some pretty gusts. you can see the rental of high pressure everything -- everything going up and over. it's a dry pattern for at least two and a half days. mostly sunny, patchy fog, there is a lot of sun. 2 will -- it will be warmer 60s to 70s. year's -- we're going 70 in santa rosa. novato 6. san rafael, mill valley. same for walnut creek. hayward, alameda, berkeley, 64. morgan hill. and then mid-60s on the peninsula. menlo park, redwood city, san mateo, 64. a little bit cooler on the coast. upper 50s but low 60s also in

san francisco. maybe some rain early in morning. then cole air always arrives -- the cold air always arrives and then -- maybe saturday, sunday. the u.s. military reacts what. what is it saying about that former navy s.e.a.l.'s book claiming to know what happened to osama bin laden. and how people voted and what people think about the rank-choice voting system. the trial of michael jackson's doctor is over but now a member of his legal team coulden in trouble. -- could be in trouble. [ screaming ]

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hundred of protesters have been camped out behind me at the park here for a couple of months. the sticking issue is whether they will be allowed to return with their tents. at this point, they are not alouded -- allowed to come back with the tents and mayor bloomberg has said adamantly it's unsafe and it's generated very unhealthy and sanitary conditions. so the cleaning crews came in at about 1:00 in the morning. they got the whole park cleaned back up which is it now.

let me show you some of the images. some of the aerials give you scenes of police dressed in riot gear and armed with everything from their weapons and their gear to fight back those who don't want to see them there. at least 100 people were arrested right here on the spot, including several who chained themselves together or to trees using bike locks. now, officials have warned those that the city was being restored an those who did not leave, they would be arrested. and then the officers began to take down the tents and then the protesters rallied around the kitchen. let me show you video around the -- on the ground to give you a better idea of how this place looks. they began making barricades, the protesters put up makeshift

barricades -- barricades. the protesters chanted with whose park! our park! and the company that owns that park will be in here. let's listen to mayor bloomberg and what he had to say just moments ago. >> the final decision to act was mine and mine alone. the park has become covered in tents and tarps, making it next to impossible to safely navigate for the public and for first responders who are responsible for guaranteeing public safety. >> reporter: so now occupy wall street has a whole team of lawyers that are fighting for their rights and those lawyers have -- they have smitted a -- submitted a court order that would allow them to come back in with their tents.

a court hearing is skeled -- scheduled for 11::00 this morning -- 11:00 this morning. we're waiting to see if the judge will let them come back in here with their tents. the mayor has said absolutely not. this will be a political fallout. the park should be open within the next couple of hours. but i imagine they will wait until the court order to see if they can come back -- come back here and sleep here of. and the protesters say they are not backing -- sleep here. and the protesters say they are not backing down. back to you. >> thank you. a lawyer for michael jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray, is facing a contempt hearing today. he gave a tv interview during the trial despite orders from the judge not to talk about the case. he criticized the prosecution witness and talked about the jury in the interview.

dr. murray, who was evacuated of -- convicted of involuntary manslaughter, will be sentenced on november 2th. the u.s. military is speaking out about a book written by a former navy s.e.a.l. that claims to describe the real version of how osama bin laden was done. he claims they shot bin laden 0 seconds within them arriving at the hideout. but they calling this a fabrication because they never -- he never spoke with the author, they say. >> reporter: alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with a letter that was just sent to senate leaders.

>> reporter: some of the questions is supposed to be -- he's warning if the deficit super committee fails to reach a deal next week, $600 billion cuts kick in, that means some major defense programs will be slowed down and eliminated. tops is the f-25 joint strike fighter program alonging -- along with canceling. program. the navy would have to postpone its replacement for the submarine issue. the army would have to cover all of its vehicle and some congressional republicans on committee that we just saw are pushing legislation that would overturn automatic defense cuts. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu

channel 2 news. >> thank you, ail little -- alison. we're finding out that some voters in the mayoral election did not follow the ballot instructions. investigators say some ignored the system and chose only one candidate. overall, final voter turnout is expected to be low, around 42%. typically, the number is around 50% in the mayoral election. time now, 7:22. an amazing find inside of a foreclosed unit. we have details of a treasure centuries old. good morning. westbound highway 4, stop-and- go traffic coming up to the grade. i will tell you where traffic is slow all of a sudden.

welcome back. time now, 7:24.

a san jose man really hit the jackpot at an auction when he won a:00:00 county storage unit. now, it was -- won a contra costa county store an unit. it was a foreclosed unit. he paid about $1,000. but inside the container was 16 gold coins, spanish coins and several gold and silver bars. it turned out to be more than $500,000. contents of storage units can be auctioned off when the renter does not pay for it for three months and buyers have no idea what's inside. >> pretty nice return for a $1,000 purchase. let's check in with sal. things getting busy in downtown san jose? >> yes certainly are. all of a sudden, things are getting busy on 280 and 101. on 280 our cameras are looking north at bird avenue. you can see some slowing around the corner. 85 is slowing down. 87 is slowing down.

let's take a look at the bay bridge which has been backed up for about a 20-minute delay. this morning if you are drive onle -- on 80 in pinole. southbound 101, and then pockets to san rafael. let's go to steve. >> a few high crowds and patchy fog -- clouds. plenty of sunshine. this may be the warmest day of the week as things start to change on thursday. today and tomorrow look similar. everything upstream is a couple of days away. it's going to be sunny for all. 30s 40s to -- 30s, 40s to right at 50. we had a lot more loy clouds and fog. that's not the -- lot more low clouds anding if. very cold system is dropping do you. that won't be until the end of the week. suny -- subny, warmer, hazy, breezy on the coast. nothing inland or the hills. low 60s to near 70s up in santa

rosa. about the same wednesday, changes thursday, cooler and then maybe a quick hit of rain on friday. the main message colder and i -- maybe rain saturday and sunday. >> wow. it's coming. >> uh-huh. it's the bay area university known all over the world for student protesters. today, it takes center stage in the occupy movement. >> reporter: no cammers but -- campers but cleaners here. coming up, we'll tell yu a group of occupier -- you why a group of occupiers are vowing to stay here. and the former coach in the penn state sex scandal breaks his silence. what he says about the sex scandal.

students an faculty with the occupy cal movement may try again today to set up a camp at sprowl plaza. members tried to set up a camp last week but police quickly stopped them. now, one week later, occupy cal wants supporters to attend an afternoon rally and march on banks before it votes on whether to set up camp once again. that vote will happen during a general assembly meeting. a strike in march will also

take place today. uc officials said rogue elements were planning something during the regents -- regents meeting and those meetings have been canceled. the occupy protest students are getting ready to strike that strike in berkeley. kraig debro is live in berkeley and he says only a few protesters spent the night at frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: that's true, dave. there's what i would describe as a -- a vacuum on one side of the street, the other side of

the street there is a high pressure pressure washer. >> reporter: despite a heavy police presence, three people spent the night in the plaza. i just went down there. two people slept on chairs. one on the ground. police stood, watched nearby but did not move in police say as lob as nobody pitches a tent, technically, it's not -- as long as nobody pitches a ten, technically it's not camping. snow park is located near harrison and grand. i spoke to a sergeant about 45 minutes 'about whether people will be allowed to stay at snow -- ago about whether people will be alow youd it stay at snow -- will be allowed to stay at snow park. the policy at frank ogawa plaza will be no sleeping but speaking is encouraged. >> we're here to facilitate a

peaceful protest. even if it goes past 10:00, we're able to get our views out and have free speech. >> reporter: the new pre and rally held at the plaza last into the -- the new protest and rally held at the plaza last night, the rally shows the movement is still moving forward even if the people are not allowed to sleep on the plaza. i'm gonna try to talk to police again to see what their intentions are with the folks at snow plaza. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. 7:33. oakland police will looking for three men they say shot another man during a home invasion robbery. it happened at a home on sunkist drive and edwards avenue around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. police say three men broke into

the home and shot the victim in the leg. he's expected to survive. the three men made off with $1,000 in cash. a contra costa county sheriff's lieutenant tells the news deputies found the car used in a fatal drive-by shooting last night. one man died on ruby. the department told us a woman wounded in the shooting is still recovering at john muir medical center. deputies have not made any arrests. former penn state coach jersey sandusky breaks his silence about -- jerry sandusky breaks his silence about the sex scandal. pam cook has more. >> jerry sandusky is already charged with molesting eight boys. now "the new york times" report ten more people are telling investigators about their contact with a former coach. in a phone interview with bob kostas, he says he's not a

child molester but does seem to admit to inappropriate behavior, dismissing it as "horse play." >> i can say i've done some of those things. i've horsed around with kids. i've showered after workouts. i've hugged them and i have touched their leg without intent of sexual contact. >> find the evidence, find the witnesses, get their confidence. >> now, sandusky is charged with sexually abusing eight boys, some on penn state property over a 15-year period. a state senator is push for stronger legislation regarding reporting child sexual abuse. we've been asking our viewers on facebook what you think about sandusky's comments.

mario writes," try him and convict him, then go after everyone who covered for him." another writes "a 67-year-old man who is educated, graduated from penn thinks it's okay to touch, horse around and shower with young boys is a mentally sick person." we want you to join the conversation, send us a message on the page, our morning news team page. i'm gonna share some of your comments muon "mornings on 2." -- comments on "mornings on 2." i'm pam kak -- cook. let's go back to dave. the quarterback of the yale football team is giving up a chance at a prestigious scholarship in order to play in his final game. he's a finalist for a road scholarship. however, his scholarship interview on saturday conflicts with the team's game against the arch rival, harvard. the 22-year-old asked if anything could be done to accommodate his schedule but it

wasn't possible. whit is a senior but he can reapply for a scholarship any time before his 24th birthday. in overnight news. >> u.s. park place are investigating into a grim discovery in san francisco. last night, officers recovered a body from the bay near the hyde street near near aquatic park. it's still not clear if the victim's death was the result of an zen, homicide or suicide. investigators expect -- accident, homicide or suicide. investigators expect to have more information today. the water tower is about to undergo a million-dollar renovation. today we're going to learn more about that renovation plan. the national parks service is gypping the media an upclose look at the construction. the water tower is considered historic. it's covered from graffiti from the tribes. the city of vallejo said it

mistakenly collected $16,000 in fines. the money is from code enforcement fines on foreclosed homes. the city says usually nobody pays the fines. but at leaf in ten days, two different made the -- at least if in ten days two different entities paid the fine. the city council is expected to approve a major tax plan bid -- tied to the 49er stadium. $10billion would go toward billing sidewalks, water lines and sewer lines. in everything da -- if everything goes as planned, construction could begin in 2013 and theers could possibly -- the 9ers could play their first game there two years later. we want to check in with

sal. there are some slow spots out there. >> there are, all over the place. u.n. of the things we're watching is the fact there are a lot of serious questions. we like that but there's certainly a lot of slowdowns. let's take a look at 280 northbound. getting up to highway 17. the chp is not reporting any crashes along the way. as we monitor 87, 85 and 101 as well just looking around here. it looks like it's been a relatively problem-free morning when it comes to traffic problem spots. again, stop and go traffic as normally is the case here, crossing 8 0 and continuing up to zanker road. highway 4 cones to be slow in all kinds of spots. antioch, pittsburg, now bay point. 6 0 they cleared a crash near concord avenue. the damage is done. on 0 very slow traffic in pinole -- pinole. -- very slow traffic in pinole.

let's go to steve. good morning. fog is still dancing around. our observer out in crockett said, okay, it's about a third of a mile visible. on the coming -- cumming skyway, be careful. you can go from clear to foggy. it will be sunny but some of this fog is very slow -- is very low. 32 to 50. fog, it's fair. there's a few high cloud. but any will clear out -- high clouds. but they will clear out. at 3:00 now, i used to put 4:00 now, but it's dark at 5:00, so i changed it. 60s to 70s. santa rosa, 70 degrees. storm track stays to the north at least until thursday night and friday, then it will get much colder ard here. already cold for some. 30s from 34 to los altos and 30s in between for palo alto,

gilroy, nocasio. petaluma, yeah and santa rosa. low 40s, fairfield and also livermore p with 44 in redwood city. but woodside is in at 3. not much of a breeze. a little minute of -- hint of a north or south northeast. a little breeze. everything cons to ride up and over. there's projections up in seattle. our pattern will change after wednesday. actually, about thursday afternoon. it will start to change. patchy fog, chilly morning, mostly sunny. 65 clearlake. napa, 68 degrees. kentfield, san rafael, 66. also in novato, vale, benicia, some fog around the area. walnut creek, 60. same for antioch, 67.

alameda, 64. downtown oakland, there's a little puff of an east wind. fremont 65. saratoga, 67 degrees. we'll go the same for mountain view, daly cities 60s, it's been a tough pattern to get out of the 60s for san francisco. mostly sunny on wednesday, then we'll start off with some clouds, increasing on thursday. it will turn cooler and then it will turn much cooler as we head into friday with your weekend always in view. what i do know it will be colder. what i don't know is when the rain or how much it will arrive look -- will arrive. it looks like saturday or sunday. >> okay. thank you. when wedding bells will ring for two gads held in iran -- grads held in iran. hey!

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as 90 people have -- have been killed today. [ sound of gunfire ] >> those killed are syrian soldiers who came under deflect the united nations estimates the regime's military crackdown on decen has killed 3500 -- decent has killed 3500 people so far. a video of herman cain has gone viral. it shows cain seemingly getting confused when answering a question about whether he supports president obama's intervening in lib pia. >> i don't agree -- libya. >> i don't agree with the way he handled it for the following reasons. no. that's a different one. i gotta go back and see -- i have all of this stuff twirling

around if my head. >> jamie deprejoins us live via skype from washington. jamie. >> reporter: herman cain has been sliding a little bit in the polls. there's a new cn envelope poll that shows it looks lie newt gingrich, he has been in margin of error behind herman cain, but then we've had new polls out this morning showing various numbers. gingrich, i mean everybody gave him up for dead. i didn't. but a lot of people did in june and july. i have covered him so for so long when he was here. everybody would always say newt gingrich will never become

speaker and you should certainly not count him out. he's trying to find his momentum but struggling. if you can believe it, seven weeks from today -- today, voters will caucus and determine the race. back to you. >> thank you. 7:47. in our news, former first daughter chelsea clinton nanded -- landed a new job as a tv reporter. chelsea clinton, by the way, is not the first president's daughter to get a tv job. former president bush's daughter, jenna, is also an on- air reporter, as is megan mccrane, daughter of john mccain -- megan mccain, daughter of john mccain. corporal desantos invited

gisten timberlake to the ball. justin timberlake says she's his here re. brad pitt says he plans to quit acting in three years, when he turns 50 years old. the star of "money ball" is not walking away from hollywood. in the future he would like to focus more on other things. he has not ruled out having more children with angelina jolie. they already have six children. sarah shourd and shane bauer have a wedding date. the ceremony will take place may 5th, somewhere in the bay area. the two uc berkeley graduates were enganged while being held captive on spawn charges in iran. they were detained in july of 2009. bauer used the threads of his

shirt to make an engagement ring. a police officer's dash-cam uncovered an unusual rescue in michigan. the officer stopped as the deer stood frozen in the middle of the road for a half an hour. it apparently was in a state of shock because of an accident. since the deer would not move, the officer picked it up and put it on the side of the road. but he ran off into the roads. talk about deer in the headlights. >> beautiful picture of the rescue. gabrielle giffords continues with her recovery. gabrielle giffords

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the spca has confirmed a case of paro virus at the justin herman. that's a highly con take eyes, fatal disease. the spca held a free clinic to vaccinate some some of the dogs there. they also say there are several suspected cases of kennel cough, which is another highly containous disease. david stern says know that

players have rejected the -- -- rejected the entire deal -- the entire nba season is in jeopardy. observers have already followed a preemptive on this and are calling this a charade. she wants to get better. >> better. >> you want to get better. >> better. >> her husband, retired astronaut, mark kelly, helped his wife complete her thoughts. she says she will not return to congress until she's better. her new memoir chronicles her recovery from the january ram pain in tucson. this is her over the summer

when she made a suffer price visit to the white house to -- surprise visit to vote on the debt ceiling bill. 7:55. i just want to thank everybody who came to the series last night and i had the honor of emcee with laura bush, extremely grace shus lady. it was fun. it's kind of fun to do that. >> and tori is a -- tori is a

good emcee. i've seen her in action. >> thank you. thank you. >> hey, the compliments are right here, tori. >> let's take a look at the commute. i wish i could -- i wish i could compliment on the commute. 680, we had an earlier crash on on cord -- on concord avenue. let's take a look at the bay bridge, backed up for about a 25-min delay. no accidents or stalls on the bridge. it's a little bit slow on that span. 8 0 near 23rd there is a crash -- 8 0 near 23rd -- 880 near 23rd, there is a crash. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. not much fog left here.

for us, the fog will burn off fast. temperatures are mild to warm. everything continues to stay to the north until late thursday until friday and then a really cold system will drop in. san jose, though, already starting to warm up. they were 46. now they are 49. santa rosa/any, still holding onto 40s. sunshine even though the days are getting much, much shorter. at least we'll have some mid- to upper 60s today. i know there is a pretty thick band out near crockett. 60, low, mid, upper and one 70. i went 70 in santa rosa. why not? they were 68. this will be the warmest day of the week. changes on thursday as the system drops in. it won't do much rainwise. it will give us a blast of cold air. there's another stronger system coming in on sunday. i'm not sure on timing. it will be colder and breezy.

tori? dave? 7:57 a terrifying incident on a hike trail. a teenaged girl managed to fight off her -- off already attacker -- attacker -- off her attacker. >> reporter: we'll tell you what the students have planned here for the demonstration. we'll tell you what students have to say about a high-tech cheating scandal on a south bay university campus when "mornings on 2" continues.

good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, november 15th. it's a day of protest on the cal can campus. students and staff are being asked to go on strike to protest tuition hikes and budget cuts. allie rasmus is live at sprowl plaza now to tell us about a really busy day ahead. allie? >> reporter: that's right, dave. there are flyers and posters like this throughout the campus calling for a general strike today in the day of action. some events they are having because of this are workouts an

teachouts. they will be teaching right here. some of the subjects have to do with the way the uc system is funded and also talking about the way of board of regent makes decision about student highs. students say' what they are -- hikes. students say that's what they are really upset about. also tonight, students could decide by a vote whether to reestablish an occupy cal campus right here on the hall steps. it's establishing working through issues that at the very least this public system faces. >> reporter: now, students tried to set up the tents on

tuesday. police stopped it. 31 students were cried for resisting arrest and unlawful assembly that day. but yesterday, the officer sent out a campus-wide e-mail saying he found the police response to those demonstrations very disturbing and the students were arrested for trying to block to the campus will be -- the campus. many ackty. s will be -- activities will be taking place here. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alley. many of the occupy protesters in oakland they are getting ready to join that general student strike in berkeley. it's been a pretty quiet morning in oakland's frank ogawa plaza, the day after the police raid. you are looing -- you are looking at video taken here.

only a couple of protesters stayed here during the my. demonstrators have been told they can still gather there around the clock. but from now on, know camping will be allowed. and there's not a single tent out there. meanwhile, jean quan says last week's fatal shooting here made it clear to her thin were getting out of control and she needed it take action before more people got hurt. this caused a shakeup at city cowell. deputy mayor reneua resigned. yesterday morning, her legal adviser, dan seger, quit. after 1:30, a.m., the new york city police department moved into zakati park and ordered protesters to leave. "the new york times" is now

reporting the raid ended with more than 200 arrests. however, the national lawyers' guild says it has a core order allowing the protesters to camp out again. ahead, we'll go live to new york for more on this. and we'll have complete coverage of the occupy protesters and the upcoming strikes for you. we also have the latest stories an video at ktvu.com. in overnight news, investigators in:00:00 county are looking for the -- contra costa county are look for the cause of a mobile home park. it started at 8:00 last night. the flames spread to a nearby building. firefighters got everyone out safely. one man rushed out of his home carrying his dog. 8:04. los gatos police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a

17-year-old girl. this happened sunday afternoon right near the trail. the teenager says a man asked her if she needed a ride when she told no, he tried to grabber in. police say he let her go after she i had him in the face and kicked -- she kicked him in the face and kicked him in the groin. the suspect is described as latino, mid-40s, about'56, 150 pounds -- about 5'6", 150 pounds. he was driving a small car with dark blue and black paint spots. it also had a manual transmission. the car was brown. there's an investigation about grade changing. kristin campus is -- kristin kafton is -- christien kafton

is like with more. >> reporter: we had to huh for the -- we had to hunt for students here today. you make a sharp left and down there and that's where they are. they've learned someone hacked into the computer system and changed grades for about 60 students. the school combed through about 60,000 record and found evidence of grade tarperring going through -- tampering going through. the says only a handful though tampering an that comes from aview of majors. this moving, they said they were surprised to learn that

anybody would -- anybody would break the school's honor -- honor code. >> i was surprised. but i wasn't completely shocked. >> reporter: at this point, school administrators say why some of those -- while some of those changes were minor, all of the alterations were in the grade improvement area. they don't know how the suits whose grades were all altered and connected. it seems certainly that some of those students were unaware of what's going on. now, the federal investigation has started. fbi is working with campus authorities to try to track down exactly how somebody got into the computer system and how they tampered with those grades. we'll continue to monitor the story and tell you what that investigation yieldsle for now we're live on the santa clara university campus. christien kafton, can ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. people in walnut creek will finally be able to lace up

their skates and get on the icele this is wall night creek on ice at civic park. there's the ice rink. the season opening is for today. the opening was set for last friday. but crews needed more time to set it you. as you can see, three quarters of the 8,000-square foot rink is covered with the tent so it can be used rain or shine. >> i would love to do that if i had any talent at all. >> you don't need any talent to do it. [ laughter ] 8:08. sal has talent. >> the commute is dry. it's not all that cold. the traffic is still slow, getting up to highway 17. you see a stalled car on the left there. one of our traffic cameras has captured someone having a bad morring with a conked out car but the traffic is moderately

heavy through san jose. 101 is slow. up there near tully. you can see it gets slow into sunnyvale. things are beginning to improve a little bit. the toll plaza is backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute delay. if you are coming in on 24 or 580, still slow. 580 is backed up from hyde street heading to the maze. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. mostly clear. some patchy fog. but a lot of the observers are saying it's about to burn out or thin out. overall, temperatures rebounding from the 30s and 0s and already into the few low 50s. everything -- and 40s and already in the low 50s. everything is will be warmer by the end of the week.

high pressure is here today and tomorrow and then it gets blasted out of here. patchy fog, breezy. hazy sunshine and warm he, 60s for some. upper 60s for others and then near 70 for santa rosa. but this will be the warmest day of the week because mostly sunny tomorrow. probably not as warm. increasing clouds thursday. much colder on thursday night into friday. maybe some light rain. the bigger question will be will the system on sunday make it, it will be told and -- cold and breezy around here. 8:10. we've all had unpleasant surprises after buying a used car. but one south bay man has a story that tops them all. a critical budget dad line looming. why congress is getting a warning from the secretary of defense. a scary scene in southern california is giving many people a sinking feeling.

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lawmakers about the looming you cans. >> reporter: they have eight days to strike a deal. if not, cuts kick in, including to the pentagon but. let's get to the san jose arms committee this morning. defense secretary, leon panetta, is among the witnesses. this moving's testimony is focused on ending the war in iran. but in a letter to the committee. secretary panetta offered his most assessments yet about what the cuts would hike lie he says the joint strike fighter program would be eliminated. the army's ground vehicle and helicopter modernization program would be terminated an every condition -- construction and weapons program would be you can down. he said within ten years we would have the smallest ground

force since 1950. reporting live from alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:14. well, new information shows a slumping american economy is also slowing down illegal immigration from mexico. immigration experts say fewer u.s. jobs an criminal gangs on the mexican side of the border is discouraging illegal him i grans -- immigrants. :15. new york city police -- 8:15. new york city police moved into the wall street protesters. here's more. >> reporter: in fact, moment ago, hundreds of protesters

actually came back here to park. this place was closed down they were kicked out. it was cleaned you. it's not reopened yet, however the park will reopen. there is now a legal dispute going on in court. in fact, that our hearing expected at 11:00 in the morning. so in about 15 minutes from now, a judge needs to rule whether the blow testifiers will be allowed back in with their tents and sleeping bags. michael bloomberg said they would be allowed babb in -- allowed back in. we just got an e-mail from occupy wall street, they have a team that notifies the media that they, this fact, have -- in fact, have secured another park south of here.

so we understand they may be relocated. but for now they have private security officialsle they have nypd completely armed in riot gear, surrounding the park making sure nobody questions back in. the protesters have been kept outside the -- nobody gets back in. the protesters have been kept outside. no arrests right now. overnight a much different story. if you have video of that, the dramatic pictures of overnight, essentially the mayor went ahead and green lighted an overnight raid that occurred at about 1:00 in the morning and some 200 protesters who have been spending the night here every night were told to get out. that's when people got angry. they got their bike chains and bike locks and used them to chain people to the trees and to one november. we have a protester right now trying to -- one november. wewe have a protester right now -- one another. we have a protester right now

trying to -- already. i think i'm gonna wrap it up and they need to deal with the guy standing here. we need to get our security on it. a south bay man has had his minivan for a year and a half. but he only recently found out it was filled with cocaine. mechanics found it two months ago after charles presston took it in to have the brakes and windows. once they found it, they called police who arrested the -- who estimated the value over $1 million. >> the panel, it was all taken up on the inside. so there's seven kilos on each -- each door.

>> presston said he -- presston said he -- preston said he bought it used an is lucky, they wherein discovered -- as a vehicle and he's lucky that police did not find it during a traffic stop. >> it's tell. we can't get rue any more. it's kind of -- it's terrible. we can't through here anymore. >> no homes are threened -- threatened. 8:19. a strange home intruder case right here in the bay area. it involves a teenager, alcohol and a sandwich. good morning. northbound 280 traffic, pretty

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kitchen and found the man making a sandwich. they called the police. they detained the man until the police arrived. police say the 19-year-old suspect was apparently intoxicated. he told officers he thought he was in his cousin's house. well, new bpa concerns about karned food this morning, just a week before thanksgiving. a new study just tested several popular canned products that may be used for a typical thanksgiving meal. some of the products are campbell's mushroom soup, and carnation milk. some of the products had enough bpa in it to cause health effects in lab studies. high levels have been linked to cancer, infertility and other health problems again. the breast cancer fund conducted that study. 8:23. a new chp plam is hoping to make the commute through --

plan is hoeing to make the commute through -- hoping to make the commute safer. let's quickly go to sal. let's get you out the door. see what's happening on out. road -- what's happening on the road. >> okay. northbound 101 aproproposing the 8 -- approaching the 880 split. is backed up. also the toll plaza is backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute delay. this moving, we have a new crash northbound 8 0 at deco toe -- 88 at deco toe road -- 880 at deco toe road. looking at the south bay, 101 is backed up from near the

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a general strike will take place today on the cal campus. students and faculty members with the occupy movement may try again to set up a camp at sprawl plazale now, members threed to set up a camp last week -- tried to set up a camp last week but police quickly stopped them. earlier, they want cal to be at the afternoon rally when it gets about whether to set up a vo again. well, the university of california board of regents meeting that was set for today and tomorrow, it was canceled. after police warned of possible vie less. you are looking at video of a previous ming. uc officials say they received police information about rogue el machines planning possible violence during student protests. those meetings were closed -- were supposed to take place. the occupy oakland protesters are getting ready to join the strike. kraig debro is live in downtown

oakland. he has all of the details. >> reporter: good morning. they are not allowed to sleep here but they are planning their next political no. -- movement. you see frank ogawa plaza. it's empty. there's a fourth person who is defying police orders and getting read yes to sleep -- ready to sleep there. his name is david, he's a vietnam vet. police say as long as no one pitches a tent here no one is violating the ordinance of sleeping overnight. in addition to being a vietnam vet, he also admits for searching 14 years for battery on a -- serving 14 years for battery on a police officer. >> well they gotta look at the big picture here. >> reporter: there's also a cleanup going on at frank ogawa plaza this moving. the health conditions were one

reason police moved in yesterday and arrested 33 people. there was also a growing number of criminal complaints about people in and around the encampment. today there is another encampment one -- another encampment. police say for now, it will stay. one of reason they are not moving in is because of resources. police say the encampment at snow park, however, will eventually have to come down just exactly when has not yet within decided -- yes been decided. >> back to you. >> thank you. 8:31. it's now been more than 24 hours since hundreds of oakland police officers moved in on the "occupy oakland" camp. we brought you live team coverage this time yesterday. you see the police tearing down the tent city. they arrested protesters who refused to leave.

oakland mayor jean quan says last week's fatal shooting made it clear. the situation at the occupy oakland camp was out of control. the city says the police raids and the cleanup of the occupy oakland camp has cost nearly $2.5 million. that includes more than a million dollars for police staffing, mutual aid cost the city $500,000 and the city says it's paying $16,000 a day to remove tons of debris from frank ogawa plaza. 30,000 will be spent just replacing the grass at the plaza. we'll have complete coverage of the occupy portland protest and we also have the latest stories and video on our -- on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. :32. for the first time -- 8:32. for the first time, the former penn state coach is speaking

out about sexual charges against him. pam cook is in the newsroom and says this is happening at more -- as more accusers are coming forward. >> good morning. well, jerry sandusky is already charged with molest -- molesting eight days. now "the new york times" all rights ten more people are telling investigators about their con duck with federaller coach. in a phone interview, sandusky says he's not a child molester but he does seem to admit to some inappropriate behavior, dissing m as -- dismiss -- dismissing it as just horse play. >> i can say i've done some of those things. i've horsed around with kids. >> i can say i've showered, i've hugged them. i've touched their leg would you inten of sexual contact. >> find the evidence, get the

witnesses to testify,. >> that's the governor of pennsylvania talking about building a case against sandusky. his next court date is supposed to be december 7th. >> now, he's charged with sexually abuing eight boys an has been indict -- indicted on 40 counsel of child abuse over a 10 -- 40 counts of child abuse over a ten to 15-year period. we've been asking you -- been asking what you think. walter writes -- ur now, obviously this is a national story. it's a very embarrassing one to the penn state students and alumni and a twitter message today said graduates of penn state university have raised $372,000 for abuse victims in also than a week. reporting live in the newsroom,

i'm pam cook. back to dave and storile. 8:34. the quarterback of the yale football team is giving up a chance at a pristine out scholarship in order to play in his final college game. patrickwy is a final et for a road scholarship but his scholarship interview on saturday con flicks with his team's game against harvard. the 22-year-old asked if anything could be done to acomday his schedule but it was not possible. he's a senior but can rely a -- reali for a zoller -- reapply any time before his 24th birthday. a new update from the bryan stow family. he is allegedly writing his children's names with his left hand. they try to get him to east breakfast but he doesn't as you

do. he pushed himself across the room. >> that to me is that he wants to get better. he definitely wants to get better. >> stow's family also posted on their website -- the two sides in the high speed rail debate will face off in a public discussion today of public inis invited to hear from both supporters an opponents of the plan to have bullet trains run on the peninsula. they will meet at palo alto city hall between 1:30 and 4:30 this afternoon. the discussion will include statements from the leading critics of the project as well as members of the state high speed rail authority. a new study shows something most of us suspected. los angeles traffic is among

the worse in the country. seven of the ten most congested roadways are in leaks, according to texas transportation institution -- ins stew. researchers say roads are responsible for 3 million gallons of wasted fuel as cars sit in traffic. roads in chicago, new york city and washington also made top ten list. you were nodding your's, dave. you lived in la for many years. >> i tried to tell you. hey, sal, how is highway 101? >> are you sure you don't want to hear about the 405or the 10? >> no -- 405 or the 10? >> no. >> it looks pretty good here in san jose but it's pock of slow traffic from capitol expressway up to the valley. it slows dub and it picks uple most of it is gonna be slow

traffic here. between "a" street and about thornton avenue. there is a littleby of slow traffic there. we move up the maps to highway 4. you can still see some slow traffic where i've circled here, pleasant hill to walnut creek. 8:38. let's go to steve. >> how's the 10? >> it's slow of. >> okay. well we do have mostly sunny skies. a little cold this morning. 30s and 40s. temperatures in the mid-60s. emeryville, berkeley upper 60s for some. it will be probably the warmest day of the week. a big cold change coming in. now the question will be how much moisture is with it. we'll get cold air that's a given. we'll ease into that as we get closer. 40s for many.

probably warmer than 39 in santa rosa. that's about 40 minutes old. but temperatures with some patchy fog. hope of the fog will be going up to the mid- to upper 60s. high pressure is sending everything to the north. maybe the secondary system coming in will come this way. today, mild to warm. we'll see a lot of mid- to upper 60s to near 70 in santa rosa. mostly sunny tomorrow. fog will be on the increase. here comes cold air and with your weekend always in view. timing is impossible. don't change any plans we can just get into this little crowser as we head into friday. it looks like a secondary system comes in late saturday/sunday. san francisco may soon change its ban on plastic bags. why many storeowners may not like the change. also, they won the hearts

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stocks have been wavering between gains and losses in trade as investors worry about the financial crisis in italy. also -- or rather pleased with retail spending. however, walmart, urban outfitters and staples are down after degree negative reports. dell -- after negative reports. the dow is down 66. the nasdaq is down 9. s&p is down 5. your time now, 8:43. let's brick you up to date on -- brick you up to date on -- let's bring you up to date on tom of the other top stories -- the city council is expected to approve a major tax pan for a billion-dollar stadium project for the 49ers. quiet outside city hall, 24

hours after demonstrators raided the hall. only a couple of demonstrators spent the night at frank ogawa plaza. and they are planning -- plan a strike today at uc berkeley. and cal union is authorizing a strike today. students want to petition student hikes and budget cuts. allie rasmus says today could be the day we could see the return of an unoccupied encampment. >> reporter: there are signs like this calling for a general strike and a kay of action -- and a day of action today. some are already underway. out here at sprowl plaza, we counted at least three different classes taking place outside. some of the grad stews said they are having their classes outside today in order to honor the strike that's been called. uc students and faculty are getting reports for a number of

rallies today. they are to meet up at noon and march to downtown berkeley. tunes say they are -- students say they are angry over the ongoing threat of tuition hikes. >> i'm a first year. it will affect me the most. by the time i graduate, i will have to pay practically double what i am paying now. students are also upset here at what happened here at sprawl plaza. students tried to set up tents for an occupy cal demonstration. police clashed with students to try to get through. back here on at the steps of sp

hall. later on tonight, students will decide by a vote whether or not to reestablish the occupy cal encampment here. one of the tunes explained it would be a symbolic gesture and they need to have that encampment back here to get their point across. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. it's 8:45. those conjoined twin girls separated by doctors at stanford are doing so well, they are set to be released from the hospital a couple of days earlier. doctors say the 2-year-old twins are recovering well from the nine-hour surgery to separate them. they are receiving -- they are receiving therapy learning how to walk forward and not sideways sideways. >> we cannot way to see them, playing, waking and running -- walking and running. thank you very much! god bless to all!

>> the twins were born conjoined at the chest and stomach and they shared a liver separating the liver was the most delicate part of the operation but doctors say each girl's liver is functioning on its own. they are expected to leave the hospital sometime today or tomorrow. the woman accused of breaking into alex tre deck's san francisco -- trebek's san francisco's hotel room is due back in core. she faces charges of peculiarry and peaking in -- -- and being in possession of stolen property. the incident in july made national headlines. police say trebek and his wife woke up to find a woman inside their room and stealing their valuables. the tv hoff suffered a serious -- host suffered a serious ankle injury when he got out of bed and chased her down the

hallway. a hearing is set for the defendant. she's pleaded not guilty. :47. a two-month investigation by ktvu news has found that the city of oakland has spent more than $57 million over the last ten years. settling police misconduct pains. in the same period, san francisco has paid $2 million. now, patricia gray received one of those settle machines and described her reaction after she was awarded $6 billion in civil rights a -- rights abuse case. >> i was excited. i just like froze. i froze. couldn't believe it. >> now, oakland's city attorney

gave us a written statement about it. saying the city is continuing to work on the forms. 8:48. san francisco's union square is gearing up for holiday season. but getting to union square is more difficult than usual because of construction work going on just yards away. crews are shueing down most of the road at stockton and geary as they do prep work for -- prep work for the central subway project. >> oh, my lord. very difficult. very tough. they should do it as soon as possible. >> it's a crowd of bumper-to- bumper people. you can't walk by anybody. >> city leaders say the will continue next week and then they will shut down all construction work to give people a chance toen joy hopping -- shopping -- shopping at union square. the city of san francisco may change its band on plastic

bags. next week, the board of supervisors will consider expanding the ban. right now plastic bags are banned in grocery stores and this would ban all these bags at all retailer stores and shoppers would have to pay $10 -- 10 cents on any bag they get. guess what. ice saying is about to return to -- ice skating is about to return to civic park. sid is panning his cal raw across to show us everything. this was due to open last friday but it was delayed as crews -- as crews put on the finishing touches. it will usually cost 11 to 15 to skate but it's free this evening between 5:00 and 7:00. also, santana row holds its 10th annual holiday tree-

lighting ceremony. that's a wig one -- big one. that 40-foot tree will be located on the giant board in san tan tau -- santana row park . :-- 8:50. wildfire finding out so -- we're finding out that some voters did not follow the ballot instructions. election officials say 28% of voters ignored the rank-close voting system and only picked one candidate. also there was a big turnout among asian-american voters as san francisco elected is first chinese mayor. but overall, final voter turnout is expected to be low, about 42%. typically, the numbers are around 50% in the mayoral election. nine minutes before 5:00. a lawyer for michael jackson's doctor faces a contempt hearing

today. attorney matt alford gave a televised interview during trial despite orders from the jong not to -- not to talk about the case. he's a law firm -- a law partner firm. he criticized the prosecution's witnesses and talked about the jury. dr. murray will be sentenced on november 2th. a very expensive proposal is up for a vote today in the south bay. how it could affect the drinking water of almost 2 million people.

how you doing? my name is steve. my family's lived in this neighborhood for years. recently, things got so tight we had to go to our local food bank for help. i lost a lot of sleep worrying about what the neighbors might think. that is, until i saw them there, too. how'd i do, steve? a little stiff. you could have done a little better. what? come on. you know, i have an academy award.

yeah, but not for playing me. announcer: play a role in ending hunger. visit feedingamerica.org/hunger and find your local food bank. u.s. park police leading the investigation after a body was found in san francisco. it was recovered from the bay near the hyde street pier at aquatic park. we don't know yet if the victim's death was a homicide, an accident, or -- accident or suicide. more details are expected later today. the largest provider of drinking water in the south bay will vote on whether it supports putting fluoride in its water. the santa clara water district will make the vote today. the cost to put floor identify -- fluoride in the water could top .5 million. right now, the water district does not have a plan to pay for it. the water district serves 1.8

million. right now it's the largest district in the country that does not add fluoride. the city of vallejo says it mistakenly collected 16,000 in fines. the money is from code enforcement fines on foreclosed homes. the city says usually no one pays the fines but in a least ten days, two different entities made the payments. usually banks pay the fines so they can have clear title to the property. now the city will see who should get a refund for the fine. 8:56. it's ticket tuesday. 25 lucky viewers will win four tickets to the san jose harvest festival. it runs from november 25th through the 27th at the san jose congestion center. you will be able to check out more than 24,000 unique arts crafts and gifts. for your chance to -- for your cans to win, go to ktvu.com, do it before midnight and scroll down to "light now" and put in

"crafts." sal, how is traffic doing? is it winding down? >> it is in some areas. we'll show you some slow traffic in some spots. westbound 80, still some slow traffic approaching a crash. let's go to some live pictures now. i want to show you that the bay bridge has cleared out nicely. very small delay. a little bit of a delay on the bridge itself. this morning if you are driving in san francisco, some slowing on 101 approaching the split. sunny, mild to warm, temperatures, 60s to near 70. about the same tomorrow and then get ready. that cold air is on the way. it will be here thursday. maybe some rain late thursday and friday. and another reinforcement of the cold air. the cold air will get here. talking about snow in the sierra? >> yeah. >> well, that's our report. we do thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks.

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