are not moving, what happens next. closure for a deadly case of a distracted driver, big decision in the county courtroom today. coming to the bay area, hundreds of jobs affected by the latest proposal, ktvu channel 2 news continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news. good morning. thank you for joining us on wednesday, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, here is steve. we have fog increasing on the coast, 50s and 60s inland it will still be nice, a lot of mid-60s but temperature trend after today will be way down, we will talk about that coming up in about five minutes. here is more. a looking good approaching the 80 split with no major problems on interstate 880

westbound, slowed traffic with parts of richmond and penol. let's go back to the desk. occupied san francisco is attempted to expands overnight -- expand over night after they remove tents. live out there and protesters are telling you they feel betrayed, kraig? >> i just spoke to a captain and he tells me there have been three arrests connected with this overnight raid. one was a refusal to leave and behind me you can see there are many officers with barricades here. protesters are calling this part of market street the bridge because if you look way down the street, it is in front of the federal reserves down there and that's why it is called the bridge because the main occupied encampment is over here so this part of the

street would be a bridge to the main part of occupied to that part of herman plaza. it loosely links the federal reserve with the one at justin herman plaza. now reaction to the raid, police say they arrived around 1:00 this morning with just one mission remove the tempts on the block -- tents on the block. at the same time they announced their intentions and they also want people who are sending off a chain reaction. >> i think a few are on the extreme side ran through camp, went to the trading post stole the tobacco from the trading camp. we have a meeting scheduled

with mayor lee tomorrow at noon to discuss expansion and they showed very poor faith especially after agreements we made with the mayor. >> conversations they had don't constitute agreements but mayed a little distrust to tomorrow's meeting. i can see if they can issue citations and it will be part of same group. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. on the cal campus, right now dozens of demonstrators are outside and are being closely watched by police officers who repeatedly warned them to pack up and leave. claudine wong joins us with what is going on today, claudine? >> reporter: one of the pro testifieders made an

announcement he saw a back up of the building right here at the hall and leading them to believe police may be taking action soon. i spoke with police and they have not told this -- they have told this crowd repeatedly if they do not pack up and go home they could be arrested. they came out just about 30 minutes ago. >> camping here is unlawful and if you stay here, you are subject to arrest so i am asking please pick up your tents and your stuff. >> that was the third warning, one came at 2:00 and one came 3:30 a.m. there was dialog which led us to believe there would be further negotiations, we will tell you about that.

>> i think what would be an amazing victory for potential sides would be to allow for a peaceful night of camping and then we will clean it up, it is occupied cal but a chance to have one night between police and the participants. >> that sounds good >> so let's just do that. >> reporter: i asked the police if there would be more negotiations and he would not say what is next but he did say the warnings have come out virtually every hour since 2:00 a.m. pause there has been criticism in the past that they have not been warned properly to leave. so they have been warned since 2:00 a.m. this morning, we have this late word from one of the protesters he saw police officers

gathering on the other side of the building. police presence has been consistent but it has not been large, many just on standing by and watching. we will take a look on the other side of the piling live wopping wong ktvu channel 2 news. announcing a suspect shot on the campus had no connection to occupied cal at the school of business right near the memorial stadium. an alert member spotted a person with a gun in his backpack. a campus police officer shot and wounded the man after he pulled out the gun in the business school computer will be a. >> he was in fear for their safety and other individuals' safety and was forced to fire

on the person. >> investigators still don't know why he took a gun to the business school and it is still not clear if he was a student. make sure to stay here with continuing coverage of the occupied protest. you can go to our website www.ktvu.com. it would make it easier for people to carry a cop sealed weapon in other states. coming up, we will have a live report with the critics we say it is up sensitive following such a measure which killed two and severally injured others. a sonoma state student was texting behind the wheel when

her car hit and killed a toddler. she pled no contest to vehicular charges stemming from that crash. she was distracted by her cell phone and hit a mother and daughter at the park. two-year-old cali died and her mother was seriously hurt. today, u.s. processing facilities for sonoma marin and lake counties. it could save 2. $5 million a year. now a hearing will be held on north mcdowell street and it starts at 6:00 p.m. the postal service said they lost $5 billion last year and that's despite cutting 130,000 jobs and closing some post master. they say they could run out of

money pie next september. postal service has been hurt by the increased use of the internet to pay bills and correspond. watching the east bay, it is getting piss-year-old. this is the hour you can clearly see it just in the half the few minutes not only here in pay point also if you are driving we are getting crowded conditions on that freeway as well. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, next time we see this, mean just a few minutes this will be filled in and they are turning those metering lights on and there is a big crowd that develops at the toll

plaza. also from haywood to union city, no major slow downs if you are driving on the way to the south bay, 880, 680, 280 they are off to a nice start. thank you steve. it will still be nice today, just a little cooler. fog has come back to the coast and tomorrow that cooling continues not only as low clouds but higher clouds will be on the increase. tomorrow night early friday we may have to talk about some rain. still looks like sunday is the best opportunity. if it does overlap, we will get

our fair share. today you can see that fog. many high clouds they are up in california. it does save some in the area where pockets can be reduced. mid-40s for others, naharya and san -- san rafael, and you can see the bends, it is already starting to push down that system and it looks to be the first of two in about 72 hours. again today is our high as the fog starts to increase, 50s and 60s, novato 65, warmer in antioch, berkeley all meet haywood. everybody will be close,

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. this video shows an attack on the southern city of hahns. seven soldiers were killed on tuesday which made it is bloodiest crackdown since march. two bullets were recovered from the exterior of the white house. those bullets were found this happened after friday night's shooting near the white house. one bullet was stopped by the special glass near the white house. police recovered an ak-47 but the suspect is still on the

loose. police don't know if he had a specific target when he was firing those shots. they are voting on a bill to make it easy -- easy to conceal weapons across state lines. critics say it will ultimately weaken gun laws here and across the country. >> the bottom line is if you have a concealed weapons permit, you will be able to carry your weapon to any other state regardless of that state's laws. it ends confusion as to how wear and how they can carry their weapons but they are bringing up a bill which killed several people in the tucson shooting and injured several others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> it is like a bad dream.

>> president barack obama has not weighed in on the bill but democrats are calling him him to issue a veto threat -- calling on him to issue a veto threat. >> now they are also scheduled to vote on the jobs bill. it provides tax credits for out of work veterans. it also improves job counseling for service members before they leave the military. newt gingrich is being questioned about reports. he claimed he was being paid $1.6 million in consulting fees with two contracts with freddie mac however newt gingrich said he only provided advice to the mortgage company and was not a

paid lobbyist. >> that is not true. it is very clear, at no time there were no contracts. we were always clear with that. >> reporter: since contracts ended, he has been often a critic of that government sponsored program. the office will release its latest revenue report which could indicate if more state budget cuts are needed. if it falls short by more than $1 billion, it will trigger cuts. it includes inn home support for seniors. if it falls below more than 2 billion, school funding could face cuts. shoe will be on capitol hill to testify about his role in solly why.

republicans on a house energy committee want to know what politics were played in securing the no $35 million loan. the drinking water is a step closer to containing floride. yesterday the water district board will add to the three water treatment plants. this will save money for families and now the board has to pay for the money for this project. the time is now 6:00 and i want to go back to check in on traffic. it is getting busier, as we suspected. once they turned on the metering lights, you will see more of a crowd waiting to actually get through and then get on the bridge. it is not a huge delay, but ones you get on to the bridge

into sap fran. well bound 82 traffic looks good, you can see the flashing lights and that tow truck is not causing a huge delay. a little bit of slowed traffic here and there but still time to get out there before it gets two crowded. 6:20 let's go to steve. a little more fog on the coast, not a big deal but there it is. thank you to the control room. spot on, on point. that fog means much cooler temperatures coast and around the bay. inland it will still be sunny about 70 degrees and still in the mid-60s, testimony is starting to make its move on

its way for us. near peanutter high school, a lot of 42s even a few low 50s. the fog is the sign of a change here which will be a cooler pattern and turning colder as we head to the weekend. more of a westerly breeze, upper 50s and 60s mid-inland. temperatures take a pretty good drop. pay attention those are forecasted highs low-to-mid 50s on the weekend. a bite to the morning air said steve. dropping last month mostly because of lower gas prices in the country. overall gas prices dropped

after rising sharply last spring. four and five star hotels have dropped and san francisco lost one of its stars. it is one of eight bay area tow tell -- hotels earning just four stars. they say a five star rating puts them in the top 10% in the country and a 4 point means just as good. why oakland will be taking center stable and they fight against the owners. occupied protester has become a federal case, we will explain.

. good morning traffic is moving along slowly at the bay bridge toll plaza, may be a little more backing up before you make it onto the bridge. a legal battle involving the occupied camp that started the entire movement, sounds a

lot like the other camp. a judge evicted them early tuesday but they can go back, calm set up cents and can spend the night, now occupied oakland are rallying and faces possible deportation back to mexico. police arrested him during the occupied camp. he is being held without bail due to the u.s. immigration department. he came to the u.s. six years ago to study astrophysics at uc berkeley. they are taking shape and last night they unanimously approved spending $10 million on the development. the decision came with little debate and no public comments.

the city will spend million in redevelopment funds to prepare the parking lot next to great a he america. prep work started with actual couldn't struck from early 013. anti trust lawsuit filed by the league will be heard in away area courtroom. the u.s. circuit court signed oakland based donna ruth to avenue see the case. they say the hock out rye let's anti trust laws. the nba league canceled all games through december 15th. overnight, very tense

moments for objecting paid san francisco. a stockton family is confused about what happened to their four-year-old and we will have more on what they are asking.

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things, they are ringing the bell on the nasdaq exchange this morning. we will go ahead and smile and say good morning to you, it is wednesday november 16th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now is 6:30. police removed more than a toss occupied sites. they tell us it caused them some tense moments, kraig? >> reporter: some of the people are feeling tense here at justin herman plaza. overnight police arrested three people which happened on the first block of market street. occupied protesters called it the bridge because it loosely links the federal building with the main encampment at justin herman plaza. police arrived at 1:00 a.m.

with just one mission, reaction to the raid was swift, police put barricades. several people refused to leave cited. one of the reasons they are upset is because they have a meeting with mayor ed lee to talk about he can perhaps. >> we decided to expand on #0 1 -- at 101 and justin herman plaza called it the bridge. >> there was no agreement there would not be a raid but she feels the spirit of cooperation appears to be thin this morning. >> reporter: there is a group of 7 cited and i have not gotten a response so far. another one was arrested for refusing to leave, kraig debro

channel 3 news. in fact these are live pictures you can see all the steps around there, camera is panning around with an exact view of what is happening. they are being closely watched by police pack up your tents and leave. it follows a huge protest and at one point as many as 1,000 students and occupied protesters. claudine wong is there and will have a live report an update in just a couple of minutes. they have applied for a special events permit and if approved it will allow them to remain camped out and they asked the city to wave any

fees. the leaders are deciding steam today. many protesters will not apply because it comes with restrictions including displaying their names on their tents. yesterday they handed out 30 permits and they are good for 15 days and after that, occupied campers have to reapply. you can go to our website any time of day, www.ktvu.com for the very latest information. a family of four from stockton is in shock this morning demanding to know what went wrong after dying at a medical procedures. live at the hospital with more on what happened, chris attain? >> reporter: germane came here in oakland to have some teeth

removed and others capped, the boy was put under anesthesia and never woke up. the boy was born with a heart defect and received a pace maker as an infant. last week his family brought him here for that complicated dental procedure. because he had a heart problem he should never have been given gas but that is what happened. >> i heard them say they gave him gas also. >> his vital signs coming out of the procedure was normal and excellent. >> reporter: the hospital says the boy was not over and necessary advertised. we should be out and we will try to reach out to the family

and try to find out more about this case and find out if they heard anything more from either the hospital or the coroner's office. for now live in oakland, www.ktvu.com. today in australia, president barack obama announced an expanded military presence in australia with marines. >> these pro takes which will be taking place on australian bases, will bring our militaries closer and more effective. >> over the next several years, he is widely increased with the presence of china. a super committee said they are deadlocked. gop negotiators have gone as far as they feel they can go on tax hikes. if they do not reach an

agreement by thanksgiving, automatic trigger cuts will go into effect. back here at home, doctor's medical center here in contra caster county will stay open. they overwhelmingly approved the hospital and they mean to chose a billion dollar gap. if they failed the hospital would have closed next year. in oakland, they appointed the a city attorney. measure u was supposed to go towards city services including fire and youth violence prevention. and they would have he can tended the deadlines -- extended the deadlines from

2026 to an unspecified later date and would have reduced the city's current annual payments. they are moving a plan to cut a mail bus route. it is over the dumbarton bridge between union city and palo alto. it would eliminate d-b-3 and would reduce trips on d-b-and d- b-1 is. the beating is at 4:00 in oakland. sal, where did all those drivers come from in contra coster program but they are on the road westbound as you drive to the bay point area, you can clearly tell it has become a lot more important. we have a direct line with our computer systems and we have

been looking at 60 and 242 so far so good when it comes to crashes but a lot of people are there. there was a lot of slow traffic between loan tree way and learn road but most of it will be slow all the way to them. it is a 25 minute delay and once you get on it, it looks like that, we have slow and go stop-and-go traffic coming to the main part of the valley. 87 is slow. so you can get on the road soon i think you should have a descend drive on 101 -- decent drive on 101 and 280. a little bit of fog has come back on the coast and around the bay, what is that?

say that again? hold on. >> here it is. >> he is fishing for his microphone. >> it is back. >> 3, 2, 1... >> my mike cord goes from here to concord, just so you know. all right, we have some fog back on the coast, temperatures will be nice today just nots nights to mexico. 52 to 62 mostly sunny and 58 to 67 a lot of it is starting to inch closer, how much rain has yet to be determined. 30s and 40s some 50s but that's

right at san francisco. west at fairfield, yesterday was northeast, our system will give us a pronounced cool down and a little bit of rain but not much, the main system would be sunday. turning colder and i will toss it back to pam and dave. there are new revelations in the penn state sexual abuse scandal. this you are new injuries. >> protesters have been warped several times but still no sign of police moving in, coming up. traffic is going to be slow, another look at the southbound commute, straight

ahead.

is. good morning here is a quick look at some of the top stories. blaming the use of gas and these why as the cause of death -- anesthesia as the cause of death for four-year-old germane harrison. they are looking into what went wrong into routine dental

surgery. a student who was texting behind the wheel, her car hit and killed a toddler in the park. she has pled no contest to vehicular charges stemming from that crash last december. they cleared out a smaller occupied camp. 15 tents were blocking the main encampment from justin herman plaza. seven people were cited and then released. right now as we have been reporting dozens of demonstrators are still gathered outside the plaza and they are being closely watched by police officers who have been warned repeatedly to pack up and leave. claudine tell us what is going on today. >> reporter: as you can see behind me tempts are still here as -- tents are still here as

they have been here all night and there have been a changing number of protesters out here, some put it at 75 and a much smaller contingency in front of those, but police, we are not seeing a lot of them. i can see four that are in and around the plaza. they have repeatedly come out and been told to pack up their tents. the latest warning from police came about 5:30 this morning. >> camping is unlawful and if you stay here you are subject to arrest so i am asking please pick up your stuff. >> reporter: that warning was the the third of the morning, one came at 1:00, one came at

5:30, at 3:30 there was a dialog where protesters said can i clean up. police have not been back out here so the big question is what is next. i did talk to them asking them what their plan will be if the protesters refuse to leave. but again we have seen a decreased police presence whether there are more people inside the police department or whether it is unfolding we just don't know at this hour. it is quiet, they are looking for breakfast, whether they will still be allowed to stay is unknown. tell straighters will vote on the proposed 9 percent hike. the proposed $498 increase

would bring undergraduate tuition to nearly $6,000. the proposed hike would only take affect if they failed. meantime, cal east bay plan on walking off the job tomorrow over an ongoing wage dispute. reporting sex abuse now he is trying set the record straight. in an e-mail that was obtained by the associated press, mike mcquery made a tough decision after watching jerry sandusky sexually abuse a boy in the showers. he wrote quote, i did stop it, made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room. now the grand jury report does not say mcquery intervened that day.

they are investigating the sexually assault. how that woman was able to escape and tall for help. what are you looking at. >> as a matter of fact, looking at the map that chp and cal trans people put on there is a crash as you drive up in the non-commute direction right near the 237 exit but about an exit away there was a bus on fire on the right shoulder, it's not causing a huge fire but it is there. 880 traffic is moving a long nicely as you drive passed the coliseum. for the most part it can get out there before it gets too

bad. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it remained steady and slow for a 12 minute wait. steve? it will be cooler and the big cool down starts tomorrow. it will be sunny and nice, there are still moments we will have the sun, temperatures topped out yesterday, although i have seen 46. 7 7 napas. >> a little more of a westerly breeze, that was not the case yesterday, things are turning around, just a slightly cooler pattern 2 to 4 degrees and tomorrow we will really drop temperatures. it looks like kind of a colder pattern as we go into friday and also the weekend. if you have any plans get out

there and do it because by the weekend, old man winter will be here. it is going to be cold with highs in the 50s. mid-60s same for antioch brentwood oakland, presentton 66, los gatos, same for sunny veil, red wood city, low 60s. cooler clouds start to roll in thursday, some rain possible, mainly colder on friday, colder and breezy on saturday, and looks like it is posed to move in on sunday. in the last hour, crude oil prices topped and has been

ending concerns over the european debt crisis. wall street journal reports they have signed three of the four mail record labels and they may download with friends who use google plus. continuing search now for two prison escapes, what you should do if you see them. around in the justin bieber lawsuit, what his accuser is doing this morning.

. welcome back, concern as we mentioned, really taking stocks down, european markets are down and live on the big bored, nasdaq hanging on to that 12,000 level. new this morning. two minimum security inmates are still on the run for the delta conservation camp. one was doing time for making terrorist threats, the other was sent to prison for a 2005 carjacking and they may be wearing orange suits. if you see them call 911 one. a shooting injured one man, police responded to 18th street near the contra coster

fairgrounds 11:30 last night. they found a man who had a bullet wound and they are trying to determine if he was tar getted. right now there is a recall for milk after five children became ill with e-coli. this facts fresno county including milk butter and cream. e-coli has not been found in samples of organic products but several people in contra coster county. the baby's father is now changing her opportunity, this comes after the pop star said he would take a perfect turnty test -- fraternity test.

they are threatening the woman about making a false claim. steve jobs the lot of interview is the unhed -- unedited interview which was recently found in a gap rajai davis in -- garage in london. it will be shown in palo alto, and san francisco sister. >> and in the san jose area, 237, i ought to circle it, the bus fire is out there were some passengers on the bus but they got off safely, that ramp is closed but for a little while longer, use caution use the next off ramp. despite that highway 4 stop and

go coming up over the grade as you can see it will continue to be slow over that grade to concord. this morning's commute on the bay bridge, once you get on to the span, it is crowded and there is a big back up on the toll plaza but we are waiting 30 minutes before you get onto the span. let's go to steve. highs in the 60s, the big cool down starts, more on the developing news on the cal campus, a tense standoff between police and occupied protesters, the situation is changing by the minute. and also the occupied san francisco camp, this could be a preview of things to come. stay tuned.