live pictures from the cal campus where there's developing news, a tense standoff between uc berkeley police and occupy protesters. >> reporter: an overnight raid at the sf encampment. why some of the encampment people are upset with ed lee. another arrest tied to the occupy oakland move and why this one is getting so much attention.

houston we'll -- "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. welcome it "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. topping our news, a campus showdown at uc berkeley. right now, dozens of protesters are gathered outside of sproul plaza. there's quite a few people out there, even some tents. these protesters are being closely watched by police officers who have wanted therm repeatedly to pack up their tents and leave. this moving's standoff follows a huge occupy cal protest that at one point, involved as many as 10,000 students and occupy activists. the situation here this morning

is changing by the minute. ktvu's claudine wong is watching both police and protesters and she will have a live update from this scene coming up in 30 minutes. meanwhile, occupy san francisco's attempt to expand ended overnight. ktvu's kraig debris joins us live from -- kraig debro joins us live from san francisco and says police removed more than a dozen sites near the occupy site. >> reporter: good morning. the mad earn told me there were -- the commander told me there were 15 sites. they raided the encampment. seven people cited, three people yeted -- arrested. the reason for the raid last night was actually overcrowding. you see, that's the main encampment occupy san francisco, justin herman plaza. but because they got so big, they started to send people down here, the market down here, the sidewalk is open. that's a new development. they call that section the

bridge because it loosely link, the justin herman plaza encampment with the one in front of the federal building at 101 market street. reaction was swift. police say they've been warning people sleeping on the bridge that the encampment was blocking the sidewalk. occupy sf admits they have received warnings of the illegal cam. police said they arrived here with one mission -- to remove thants it -- to remeasure the tents. that's it -- to remove the tents. that's it. seven people were arrested. >> we came in and removed the 15 tents set up there. >> there's some panic. but when we think about it, talk to each other, we realize we are unique in san francisco and hopefully we'll do things a different way here. >> reporter: now, one of the reasons that occupy sf is a

setup raid, they say they have a meeting tomorrow afternoon to talk with ed lee about expansion. one of the people i talked with said this sort of kills the spirit of agreeability heading into that meeting tomorrow. one more thing, the sidewalk, i just want to remind everybody is open. i know a lot of people get off the ferry and they come here to go to work. earlier this morning that sidewalk had been closed. it's now open. reporting live from san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. overnight in oakland, police arrested a military veteran who had been camped out in front of the building as part -- memorial building. by were there as he was released -- we were there as he was released about an hour ago. >> it's not that there's conflict. i just want peace. i don't want -- i just want to sleep without anybody bothering

me. >> it makes me angry because our veterans literally give their lives for us, whether they lose their lives or not. once they join the military, they sign their lives over. >> benjamin hanks says he and some other veterans have been camped out in front of the veterans memorial building in oakland for several days. he says he was arrested when he refused to leave. stay with us for continuing coverage of the occupy protests. you can go to ktvu.com any time for the latest. 7:05. the academy coroner is trying to -- the alameda coroner is trying to determine why a-year- old -- 4-year-old boy from stockston died during a medical procedure in oakland. christien kafton is live with the details. >> reporter: good morning. i tried to get in contact with the family of jermaine harrison in stockton just about 15 minutes ago. so far, i've not heard back from them. now, the family brought the boy

here to children's hospital's research center in oakland on friday to have some teeth removed and other teeth capped. the family says he was put under anesthesia and never came out of it. the 4-year-old was born with a hole in his heart and had to have open-heart surgery and a pacemaker as an infant. they brought him here for the dental procedure. a nurse toll them he was given gas and never should have been due to his condition. >> the doctor checked out pacemaker out and his heart and said everything was find. he had no -- was fine. he had no liquid or fluid around the heart. he had nothing wrong with him. >> reporter: now. hospital said the boy was not overanesthetized. the hospital was not ruled out the child's heart condition as a possible cause of death.

the alameda county coroner is examining and an autopsy report should be available in about a month. and we're going to reach out to the family to see if they have heard anything from the hospital about little jermaine's death. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, christien. police in mountain view searching for a man accuse of sexually harassing a housekeeper at the tropmy can na. police say the man asked for the 49-year-old housekeeper to come into his room to see something. buns inside, he allegedly hugged, kissed and exposed himself to her. eventually she was able to push him away and get away. police are not sure if the man rented the room is the attacker. we want too to -- we want to check in with sal.

>> there's a new crash on the peninsula. southbound 101 at willow road, just north of it here. it's so knew new -- it's so new that the chp system doesn't have it up there yet. it would be right around here. be careful with that. we will get you -- lert you know. i don't think the chp is there yet. maybe they are just trying to confirm that it actually is there. we'll let you know. let's move the maps to the south bay. there was a bus on fire and that fire is out. no one was hurt but the bus is on the shoulder and that offramp from 6 0 northbound to calaveras is tell -- 680 northbound to calaveras is tempo rare rarely closed -- temporarily closed. just up the road it slows down. the coliseum is fine. and the westbound bay bridge, you can see that traffic is backed up, moderate delay.

>> no problems on the span but there is a -- but there is a rather large backup at the toll plaza. it's about a 25 -- about a 25 to 30-minute delay. it's will let's go to steve -- let's go to steve. thanks, sal. mountain bikers, get out there, it's gonna get stick eye out there and even a -- and even hikers. today is nice. the fog has come back. so coast and bay cooled down a littlepy. is still sunny and nice. turning cooler to colder tomorrow. clouds will be increasing. low clouds and higher clouds. we could get drizzle tomorrow but the main system looks to be on late saturday and sunday. but again, colder weather is on the way, at the -- as the system drops down from the gulf of alaska. june up in mendocino county on a tweet said some higher clouds and also lower clouds. most of the low clouds seem to be hugging the coast more so

than the inland areas. there's moving around. 30s, 40s, to righted a 50. ridwood city, 42. irsame for fair -- same for fairfield. napa, 36. david up in novato, at 3. not too bad today. just a little increase in that fog and we'll watch that system starting to drive down. usually systems coming down don't have a lot of moisture but they have a lot of fog. partly sunny. it will be sunny and then mostly sunny and then the temperatures will drop, especially on the weekend when temperatures will struggle to get out of the 50s. fog, sun, mild, by the coast, a little breeze kicking in. stinson, 5 to 67. pet lana is -- 55 to 67. petaluma is in there. 62 oakland, san leandro, 63. alameda, 61. a little cooler by the cruiser.

santa clara and sunnyvale and same for woodside, menlo park and also mountain view. 50s on the coast. daly city, westlake, san bruno, foster city, san mateo at 64. cooler with clouds starting to col in on -- roll in on thursday. a cold pattern. and a strong system looks to come in on sunday. 7:10. this week in washington, the house and senate will take a vote on legislation that would keep pizza and french fries on school lunch menus all over the country. on monday, lawmakers released this. also, schools would be able to classify the tomato paste on pizza as a vegetable. we've been asking you, our viewers, on facebook this morning, whether i think pizza

and fries -- you think pizza and fries should stay ton the lunch menus. michael wrote "pizza and fries have become american cal churl classics. it should not be the responsibility of condition nor should she have the authority to watch and control what kids eat." denise wrote "take off the pizza and the french fries. our kids deserve better." weigh want to you -- we want you to join the conversation. we'll share some of your comments during the 8:00 hour. the chp is asking for help in solving a grim mystery. why the body of a woman was found along the highway in san ramon. also, a big scare at the white house. what was found that's prompting a secret service investigation. and what prompted hillary clinton to burst out laughing in the middle of a photo-op in the summit?

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fog is definitely increased on the coast and also around the bay. so that means a little bit cooler pattern. inland will still be in the mid- 60s but closer to the coast and bay, upper 50s and low 60s turning much colder tomorrow. a tragic accident in china involving an overloaded minibus filled with little children, that's causing outrage across china. at least 18 kindergarteners and two adults were killed when their bus crashed head on with a bus in western china. authorities say the minibus had nine seats but it was jammed with 62 children. critics say that crash highlights all of the problems with an underfunded education system in some of the rural areas of china. well, the chp back here at home wants your help this morning. they are investigating a grim

mystery. a mother of two young children was found dead along interstate 680 in contra costa county. the body of 47-year-old roma batiaa was found south of bullinger road saturday night. she had been hit by a car or a truck. no one stopped. investigators hope someone will come forward with information. here's her photo. they also want to know more details about what happened on that road. 7:16. security, a lot tighter in washington, d.c. after two bullets were recovered from the extear year of the white house. the see -- exterior of the white house. the secret service is still investigating to find out if what happened on friday night, where the bullets came from -- came from. one of the bullets hit a window, but that window was specially protected by special glass. police recovered and assault rifle friday night. however, the suspect a 21-year- old man, is still somewhere on

the loose. police still don't know if he had a specific target when he was firing those shots. 7:16. democrats are calling on president obama to issue a veto threat today as the u.s. house prepares to pass a bill to make it easier for people to carry concealed weapons across state lines. but as alison burns reports, critics say it will ultimately weaken gun laws here in california and across the country. alison? >> reporter: that's right. republicans have tried to for years to pass this bill. today it looks like they -- it looks like they have their best shot. supporters say this ends confusion about how and where you can carry a gun. >> any time you make it easier for law-abiding citizens to carry firearms, it's good news for gun owners and bad news for criminals. >> authorities say the strict requirements for getting a

permit in california would basically be lenderred -- rendered obsolete by the legislation. it's expected to clear the house. it's unclear what will happen in the democratic-controlled senate. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. all right, alison. thank you. the veterans job bill is expected to pass in the house. this bill is expected to provide businesses who hire veterans financial help. the senate passed the bill last week by a 95-0 vote. one week left before the deadline. >> the congressional super- committee says they are deadlocked. gop feels like they have gone as far as they can on tax hikes. if they don't come to an

agreement, 600 billion would be lost. a u.s. postal service wants to hear of the public's plans -- wants to hear the public's opinions about closing two postal offices of the postal service says relocating their work to oakland could save $2.5 million every year. a hearing will be held at the pet rue ma hearing facility and starts at 6:00 p.m. meanwhile, the u.s. postal service says it cost $5 billion despite deep job cuts. the postal service faces a deadline to pay $5.5 billion into a fund. congress is expected to delay that payment but postal officials expect to run out of money by next september. they say that would stop all service and private companies would only be able to pick up a small portion of the mail

handled by the u.s. postal service. republican presidential candidate, newt gingrich, is fielding questions about reports that he was paid as a lobbyist for the mortgage company freddie mac. according to bloomberg, gingrich made between 1.6 and $1.8 million in consulting fees from two contracts with freddie mac. but gingrich said he only provided advice to the mortgage firm and that he was not a lobbyist. >> that's just not true. i have never lobbied. >> can you describe what you did? >> there were no contracts at any time. we were always clear about that. how's that? >> since din grip's contracts with freddie mac ended in twa -- gingrich's contracts ended with freddie mac ended in 2008, he's been a critic of the program. rick perry said if elected, he would end lifetime appointments for federal judges. he also said he would slash the pay for federal lawmakers,

effectively turning congress into a part-time institution. perry says congress is out of touch because lawmakers are overpaid, overstaffed and away from home too much. 7:20. well, secretary of state, hillary clinton shows she can life at life's funny moments. take a look at what happened during a photo-op in hawaii. [ laughter ] >> you didn't know she could laugh, did you? for reasons nobody seems to be automobile to -- seems to be able to explain, a man wearing nothing except what appears to be a cloth or traditional hawaiian skirt ran behind her carrying a torch. maybe when she turned around she saw the man's exposed backside as he ran by. all right. 7:21. why the nba standoff heads to oakland. we'll have that when we come back. good morning.

northbound 280 traffic not doing all that welcoming around the corner and getting up to highway 17. we'll tell you what's causing all of this slow traffic.

anti-trust lawsuits filed by nba players against the league means all eyes will be on an oakland federal courtroom. u.s. man straight judge donna rio was assigned to hear the case by the u.s. district court of northern california. oakland flightive leon poe and four other players are listed as plaintiffs. plaintiffs filed suit in minnesota but his attorney wants both matters to be heard in northern california. the league canceled came through december 15th. december 15th -- canceled games through december 15th. a record number of californians are leaving the state and moving to texas. according to census figures,

more than 3,000 moved to texas in the past five years. 70,000 picked up and left in 2010 alone. the experts say historically there's been a lot of back-and- forth movement between california and texas but some people say right now the economy seems to be better in texas, with more jobs and cheaper rent. >> as they say, don't mess with texas. 7:24. let's check in with sal keeping a close eye on the commute. >> all right, tori and dave, we do have slow traffic in many spots now. this is the heart of the morning commute. traffic on 80 westbound is busy. some of that fog is moving through. got some streets with that -- about that. i know steve's twitter is probably blow up. there are no problems on 580 and 80 but very slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plazale we had an earlier stalled vehicle up -- toll plaza. we had an earlier stalled

vehicle up there. if you are driving in the south bay we've had a lot more slow traffic in the last five minutes, ten minutes from 280 northbound to downtown all the way up to the lawrence expressway. 5 looks pretty good. p -- 85 looks pretty good if you can jump on that soon. let's go to steve. all right, sir. the twitter nation is kind of quiet in the weather department. maybe it will pick up in the next while. we are do have turns in the 30s and 40s. you can get a get look at the tree i put up this weekend. [ laughter ] >> i tell you, getting that star on top -- >> you did a good job. >> thank you we do have some fog moving down the most -- down the coast. 39 santa rosa/novato. napa at 36. 41 holding on forler and also redwood city at 41. the city is the only 50. i did see a 46 at the presidio. a couple of things going on. high pressure is gonna get

moved out. if you have sunshine today enjoy it. i think this time tomorrow we're noticably cooler. we'll be seeing clouds. today, not bad, just 50s and 60s a few mid- to upper 60s. no doubt about it. we hit our warmest temperatures of the week. from here on out, they are gonna go down. i think the highs on weekend struggle to get out of the low and mid-50s for inland temperatures. dave and tori? >> tuff, steve. 7:-- thank you, steve -- 7:26. the name frank ogawa is a fame ice plaza right now outside of -- famous plaza right now outside. fop -- also, how a very alert staff worker may have prevented a violent tragedy on the cal campus.

right now, several protesters remain at sproul plaza. they've received several record from the police to leave. claudine wong joins us live from the scene. it looks like the orders are being ignored. >> reporter: the protesters say they are staying, they are keeping their tents here.

they consider it free speech, part of their movement to stay in front of this administration building here at sproul plaza. there are more than a dozen spent tents that are up along the steps here in front of sproul hall. you can see people taking their time sitting -- i talked to protesters out here who say look, they thought sometime in the night police would come in and clear out their tents. that did not happen despite repeated warnings from police that they either had to leave or they could face arrest. i talked to one protester about how he feels about making it through the night. he insists he's not going anywhere. >> we start to worry when they put on riot gear and gas masks because that means they are gonna tear gas students protesting. the violence the police have used is inexcusable. it's not that they are bad people. they are being told to do bad things. >> reporter: so we've watched on two different occasions police come out here and give two warnings. one warning happened a 2:00 --

happened at 2:00 another one at 5:00 and another one at 5:30. when we come out here live, you can see the business of the way getting underway. crews are out here cleaning up the plaza. take a look at kroys the play -- take a look at the plaza and you can see the number of officers on standby. the indications from that one protester who said he doesn't think anything is gonna happen, one, the traffic coming through here -- [ no audio ] >> reporter: at thin po -- at this point, it's still a holding pattern. the police said they are not gonna tell us what their plans are. we will say in the past we've been criticized for not giving

them enough warning. we'll watch things here and check back for -- and have more later. it appears the suspect shot on the cal campus had no connection to okay pie cal protests -- occupy cal protests. the shooting happened near memorial stadium. a man was spotted in the elevator carrying a gun in his backpack. the police shot and wounded the man after he pulled out the gun in the computer lab. >> the officers challenged the individual to drop the firearm. he did not. and the officers were forced to have to fire on the individual. >> the unidentified man is still at oakland's highland hospital. investigators say they still don't know why he brought a gun to the business school andis -- it's still not clear if he is a student. 7:33. only a handful of protesters remain at occupy oakland and frank ogawa plaza as the city cleans up the area.

take a look at new video. the city is out there power washing and cleaning. the city is planning on resodding the grass where people have been camped out. it will cost around $30,000 to do it. city officials say the occupy protesters can use the plaza for cities and rallies. but they are no longer allowed to set up tents and campout overnight. >> it's not over. this is huge. it's monumental. i'm proud of myself and everyone who is involved. i'm not sure who is dash what's coming up next, but it's good -- >> there's still a police presence as you can see, just to make sure no camps are set up out there. 7:24. new this morning, families living in a san jose mobile home park say they are fed up with bad living conditions out there. residents in san jose community -- and community leaders have

called a news conference for outside the western trailer park on monterey highway at 11:00 this morning. they say park management is not repairing sewage and other problems in a timely manner. the park's owner told the mercury news she's spending $15,000 in the past year upgrading the sewer system. today the california legislative analysts office will release its latest revenue report which could indicate whether more state budget cuts are needed. if the revenue forecast calls short by more than $1 billion, it will trigger automatic cuts. those cuts would affect universities, developmental services and in-home support for seniors and the disabled. if revenue calls short by more than $2 billion, school funding could face further cuts. csu students are bracing for another round of tuition fee hikes. this morning, csu trustees will decide whether to raise tuition by 9%. coming up at 7:45, what could

help the 23 campus system avoid tuition hikes next year. 7:35. a strange story. a santa clara county man has been charged with killing a bobcat and then eating it. 38-year-old henry arnabel was arrested november 7th. investigators say he shot a bob cat, skinned it and ate it after it attacked five of his roosters. prosecutors say he's not really in trouble for eating the bobcat. eating a bobcat is not against the law. but it is against the law to kill one. 7:36. well, sentencing is set for today for a sonoma state stunt texting pea hind the wheel when she hit and killed a toddler. 1-year-old kaitlynn dunnaway has pleaded no con toast to misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charges steming from that ins tent -- from that

incident. 2-year-old callie murray died. callie's mother was seriously hurt. 7:36. a sonoma county firefighter has pleaded guilty to em baezleing -- embezzling money. michael becktold is accused of taking more than $63,000 from the firefighters union. police say he spent the money on housing, shark season tickets and a trip to disneyland. he faces up to three years in jail. a man released under the -- under california's new medical parole program is back in custody. the department of corrections and rehabilitation ordered convicted burglar, peter post, back into custody, after he committed a lewd act as at a -- a lewd act at a nursing home. a parole board will have to decide whether to revoke his parole. the law pass was designed to save the state millions of dollars by releasing those inmates to those facilities.

city officials have been considering banning from people from living in their cars. the city is now looking at alternate idea, among them is an ordinance that would designate certain parking lots for people to live inside their cars. well, the -- well, the a.c. transit board will hold a public hearing today about its plan to cut a major bus route. that proposal covers express service over the dumbarton bridge between union city and palo alto. it two eliminate dd-3 on december 13th. it would reduce trips on db and db-1. that meeting, by the way is at 4:00 p.m. at the a.c. headquarters in oakland. 7:3. we want to check -- 7:38. weigh want too economic in with sal -- we want to check in with sal. >> hey, tori. you probably won't be surprised when i tell you there are a lot

of slowdowns in the commute. the maps are color-coded. you see red. you see stop-and-go graphic. you'll see green, too. but mostly red in antioch, pittsburg, bay point. it's kind of surprising me how well it's -- kind of surprising me how well it's doing in bay point. 80 westbound slowing from pinole to richmond. if you are driving in hayward, southbound traffic begins to slow on interstate 880 at "a" street and it doesn't get better really until you reach milpitas. live pictures. the bay bridge is backed up for about a 25-minute delay before you make it on the span. this morning in marin county, this is southbound 101, you see slow traffic here coming down to the middle of the county from marinwood down to terra linda over the will into central san rafael. let's go to sleeve. >> thank you, sal. well, i said the twitter nation was very quiet. and like that you came out and reported great information. dan says fog from ocean beach

to sfo. low fog and then mainly clear, but cold. william in vallejo, crocket, bev out towards san ramon, to jimmy in alum rock park. it's cold. i did see a 41. there are clear readings here. you can see the fog right there. it's increasing on the coast. it will be mostly sunny today. but yesterday was the warmest day. 30s for many here. 30s up in napa. also, santa rosa, novato, david our observer reporting in at 39. it's really close for redwood city. there's some cool numbers out there. we'll start to rebound. our system is now starting to get it back together. you can now see the leadingic of that. that will start to work itsway. by tomorrow, increasing low clouds and high clouds and maybe light rain moves in by tomorrow evening. not a big deal but as we head into friday and sunday.

it will turn noticably cooler around here. the question is what will be the track of the system. ifis land, it will be water. if it is over air, it will be moisture. today after the fog hangs around, it will be mostly sunny. 50s, 60s. mid-60s. 65 walnut creek. antioch, 67. dublin in there, alightning with los gatos -- along with goss latos. 65 woodside portola valley -- with los gatos. 65 woodside, portola valley. san bruno to westlake. >> daly city, all upper 50, lee 60s. crowds -- low 60s. here comes a much colder system and a stronger one as we head from saturday into sunday. >> all right. thank you, steve.

7:41. groundbreaking for the 49ers' stadium is getting closer and closer to happening. the city council unanimously approved allocating $10 million to prepare a city-owned parking lot for stadium construction. $4million will come from the city's redevelopment fund and the 49ers are lending the rest. we're 100% committed to having the stadium at santa clara. we believe the city has responded as well. >> in january, crews will be getting the lot next to great america ready for construction for the 68,000-feet stadium. santa clara's city manager says if the project falls through, the city would have the site ready for other redevelopments. a confession from facebook. the activities it's been tracking for months by both members and nonmembers of the social networking site. ened at penn state coach who played -- and the penn state coach who played a key role in revealing the sexual

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stocks are down since the price of oil dropped. there's still concerns about europe's debt crisis. the problem may start to spread to european nations. the dow is back above 12,000. the nasdaq is down 13. s&p down, 8. google is expected to announce details of its new music service this afternoon. google has already cut deals with sony, emi and universal as well as several independent

labels but not warner music. according to "the wall street journal." it goes on to say users will have to manual download music. they will alou sharing -- they will allow sharing to encourage people to buy more music. facebook officials have acknowledged they've created running logs each of its members have visited during the three months and facebook keeps track of where nonmembers go on the web after they visit a facebook web pain for any reason. that could make the social network a target in the do-not- track debay, since privacy advocates say people should be able to limit about how information about them is used. 7:46. this morning, students from the university of california will read to sacramento for a rally at the capitol. now, they will be pressuring state lawmakers to reinvest in public education. students originally planned to go to the uc regents in meeting

in -- meeting in san francisco today and tomorrow but those meetings were canceled after the police warned of possible violence. there will be another rally in long beach this morning. cal state university trustees will be voting on a proposed 9% tuition hike for next year. -- sf state opportunities are pretty angry about this. the proposed $498 annual increase would bring undergraduate tuition to almost $6,000. but students say they can't afford to pay more. >> i'm a student. i'm struggling as it is. i know that my parents are struggling financially as well. so there's really no means of them helping me out to pay for college. it's just -- it's really tough and i know that my story is not unique. >> the proposed hike would only take effect in the state failed to provide more funding for the 2013 dam pus system. m the -- campus system. in the meantime -- in the meantime, there's a plan to

walk off the job tomorrow in an ongoing wage dispute. there is a legal battle involving the occupy that started the whole movement. it sounds like the occupy oakland camp. a judge ruled the occupy wall street protesters can return to the park but they cannot set up sents or spend the night. the order is only adding to the tension between new york city police and protesters. occupy protesters in sewas toe toll -- sebastopol have applied for a special events permy. if approved, it two allow them to remain camped out. sebastopol city leaders are expected to decide sometime today whether to approve the permit. and there is a growing dive individual -- divide at the

occupy site. the city handed out 30 permits. the permits are good for 15 days and then the okay piers have to -- occupiers have to reapply. stay with us for continuing coverage. 7:4. well, the penn state -- 7:48. well, the penn state university coach who has been getting death threats, he has been getting death threats, he wants to set the record straight. mike mcquery, according to the grand jury report, actually saw jerry sandusky abuse a boy in the locker room showers says he's clarifying his action to an e-mail he sent to friend "i did stop it. not physically. but made sure it was stopped when i left the locker room. i did have discussions with the police." mcquery has been criticized for not doing more on that day back in 2002.

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0 spacecraft carrying an american astronaut and two russian cosmonauts has successfully docked at the international space station. the soyuz can docked several minutes ahead of schedule during the night. the three left from kazakhstan on monday. they are joining three other people who have been at the space station since june. san jose police are looking for a woman they say is approaching youngs girls and stealing their gold necklaces. police say the woman has come up to the campuses and grant, kennedy and washington elementary schools. they say she's stolen necklaces from three girls, sometimes replacing them with costume jewelry. they say she has a toddler with her and tells the girls that

she's a friend of the family. >> we believe it's a complete stranger, especially because of the three schools. in seeing this person, we know it wasn't a person that was part of the community. >> security has now been increased at two of the schools where the woman was seen. police are asking -- police are asking parents to warn their children about talking to strangers. they say the price of gold is likely the motivation behind the theft. 7:52. the new movie feet curing steve jobs -- featuring steve jobs will hit the screen today. the unedited version of a -- footage of an interview he gave back in 2005 was thought to be lost but it was recently found in a garage in london. the movie will be shown in landmark theaters, including the ones in berkeley, palo alto and san francisco. the dead -- the death of steve jobs has led to changes

on the board of directors. arthur levinson is the new chairman of apple. he will serve in a non-election capacity. robert iger was appointed to the seat vary dated by the jobbed tash vacated -- to the seat vacated by the seat jobs held. let's check in with sal. get an update on the commute. >> it's pretty she in downtown san jose. northbound 280 is backed up. it's not because of a crash. 280 is slow coming up to 17 highway -- coming up to highway 17. northbound 5 you have the morning down there. it's kind of aby -- it's kind of a busy place to be. let's take a look at the bay

bridge toll plaza. this is backed up partly because of an earlier problem on the bridge that's been removed now. it's a stalled vehicle now. 8 0, pretty slow here between hayward and union city. in fact, it's become a little slower even between "a" street and highway 84 on the peninsula. 101 is also slow at 92. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you, sir. we have some fog returning to the coast. that was not the case yesterday butis come back. it's not solid but it's there. you can see some of it and that means a cooler pattern. it's just the leading edge of a big cooldown as we head toward tomorrow. it looks like rain moves in on friday, maybe a stronger system as we head through on sunday. today won't be bad. just not as warm as yesterday. 39 now, napa and santa rosa. low 40s, mid-40s. one 50. that's at san francisco, cold out there for many, especially around san jose. a lot of tweets coming in. we do have the system starting to work its way down from gulf

of alaska. the first one won't be that strong but it will usher in a different pattern no doubt as we get the colder air mass moving in. not bad today. not as warm as yesterday, though. santa rosa was 70 yesterday. clouds cooler, maybe some rain late thursday. but more likely again. a cold, breezy pattern on saturday of it looks like a stronger system on saturday. wednesday looks very cold and we. that would be the day before thanksgiving. >> wow. >> all right, steve. 7:56. it was gunfire overnight -- there was gunfire overnight at one east bay city. very important information that police are still trying to answer.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, november 16th. topping our news, a campus

showdown at ub. in fact we're -- at uc berkeley. we're out there live. a developing situation on the cal campus. our camera is moving around. right now, demonstrators are still gathering, you can see them out there at sproul plaza, in a marathon protest and they are being closely watched by police who warned them three times during the night to pack up their tents and leave. this morning's standoff at one point involved as many as 10,000 students and occupy act visits. dash activists -- activists. claudine wong has been out there all morning and she will be back to give us a live update in just about 30 minutes from now. in the meantime, overnight, police re-- police removed more than a dozen sents -- tents at the occupy san francisco site. kraigkraig debro joins us live from there. and you think people at justin herman plaza think they will be

next? >> reporter: yeah. there's a lot of confusion. things are getting back to normal here with one big exception. police carried out the early- morning raid right here on market street. a dozen campers were there, only because of -- look over here. occupy, sf, the only reason these people were here is because this encampment over here is crowded, so crowded the occupy sf justin herman site, they had to move people out. hours earlier, police said pack up and leave or be cited and/or arrested. at market street they only moved in on the market street site. according to the commander, seven people were sited for sleeping on the sidewalk. the commander said those people had been warned repeatedly about the violation and possible consequences. -- consequences. across the street, the raid

shook up the main camp. >> it was pretty hectic for a while. they came in and said they are gonna take everybody out. >> when we found out there was not actually gonna be anything happening there, we were able to clean up here and makeure spot a little better over there. >> reporter: captain told me the that three people were arrested. but for an outstanding warn -- but for an outstanding warn. some are very upset with ed lee because they have a meeting with him to discuss expansion. so the last thing they expected or wanted a raid on their campers here who had to sleep on market street. still trying to reach the police to find fought -- to -- to find out if those arrested were part of the seven cited. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, kraig. stay with ktvu for the very

latest. you can go to ktvu.com for the very latest. antioch police are try to determine if a man that was shot was targeted by the suspects. around 11:30 last my, police responded to 1th street near the contra costa county fair grounds. they found a man in his 20s suffering from a bullet wound. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital. police are trying to determine if this -- if this was a random incident. two inmates who escaped are still on the one near suisun city. one inmay was doing time for making terrorist theft threats. the other for carjacking. both men may still be wearing orange prison suits. anyone who spots them is asked to call 911. 8:02. a family from stockton wants to know what went wrong after a 4- year-old boy died following a medical procedure at children's hospital, oakland. christien kafton is at the hospital now. i know you've been trying to

contact the family. christien? >> reporter: yeah, we have been trying to contact the family of jermaine harrison this morning to find out if the hospital has reached out to them to provide more information about what happened. here's what we know so far -- we know the 4-year-old was brought here to children's hospital research center in oakland for a dental procedure to have some teeth removed and other teeth capped. the boy was put under anesthesia for that and never woke up. the boy was born with a hole in his heart and received open heart surgery and a pacemaker as an infant. last friday, his family brought him here to the hospital for a dental procedure. the boy's family says his heart condition means he should never have been given gas as an an that's theyic but a nurse told them that's exactly what happened. >> i heard her say when he got back there, they gave him gas also. >> his vital signs were exlen. the asked asked coming out of him during the procedure was

normal and excellent -- the asked asked coming out of -- the carbon dioxide coming out of him during the procedure was normal and excellent,. >> reporter: they've not ruled out the child's heart condition as a possible factor. an autopsy report should be available in about a month. it is three minutes after:00. alameda is strengthening its smoking band to give smokers another reason to think twice before lighting up. yesterday, even, the alameda city council unanimously approve updates its anti- mocking law to improve bans. that will go into effect in january. in january, 2013, smoking will be prohibited in apartment complexes including on balconies and porches. air quality managers are calling for a change in wood burning regulations in marin

county. this comes after thefts -- tests showed higher concentrations in the valley area. is it safe to go ton -- to go paf the toll plaza. >> a crash just happened i'm trying to get on the graphics for you. i did. southbound 6 0 at oakwood. there is a new crash there. it sounds pretty serious. it soundeds like one lane maybe two are shut down. on your drive from condord to walnut creek. police use cause. police are on the scene along with the fire department. westbound hire 4 is getting better -- highway 4 is getting better. as we move the maps over, we have some stop and go traffic

between pinole and richmond. it may be causing some slow traffic anyway, as you head west towards oakland and also i want to move the maps to another part of the east bay that's really slow. it's backed up on 8 0 southbound from about winton avenue, stop-and-go traffic down to deco toe road -- d elf coto road. -- decoto. let's go to the bay bridge. that's backed under to the toll plaza. it's been really -- bagged up to the toll plaza. is been really deep. and on the golden gate bridge you have to deal with some fog. but the traffic is moving wellle if and remember, if you see -- well. and remember, if you see weather conditions you want to talk to about tweet steve paulson. steve, what's the way people can get a -- can get ahold of

you? >> spweather. a lot of the fog has come back. the excelsior district has tweeted me and said yeah, very foggied a windy of the cold air is arriving but it starts to move in tomorrow and then it will start to filler in on friday and the weekend. a lot her fog, especially coast and bay. it will be sunny and nice inland, cooler for the fog. turning colder to cooler, increases -- increasing clouds late and then friday into sunday cooler. the stronger the system looks to be around late saturday or sunday. timing is always stuff. the cold air is to that get here. no doubt about it. if you get the sun, it won't be bad -- bad, noes at warm as today. a little more of a westerly breeze. there's the system beginning to move into the pacific west. ronald told me they have had 100 up in the north bay. had a lot of 30s towards santa rosa and napa. but told towards santa rosa. people weeing me around san jose, alum rock park, very

deal. 30s and 40s now giving way to upper 40s and a few low 50. our system will continue to get the fog machine going. it's going to coal on the coast. if you need to get out and do some golf, tennis, do it today. things are really going too start turning tomorrow. i don't think the rain will be a factor tomorrow but i think you will notice the colder air starting to move in and really getting cold on friday. much colder as we go into the weekend. there will be rain coming in on friday sand then sunday. highs will struggle to go out of 50s as we head to the weekend. a little cooler because of the follow on coast. 50s and -- fog on the coast. antioch, brentwood in there. oakland 62. berkeley, 61. 65 moraga.

this week in washington, the house and senate will take a vote on legislation that would keep pizza and french fries on school lunches nationwide. on monday, lawmakers released a spending bill that would limit the amount of potatoes served in school lunches and schools would continue to be able to classify tomato paste as a vegetable. we've been asking you, our you -- our viewers, about whether you think the pizza and fries should stay on the menu. jack wrote --

happening right new in washington, d.c -- an astronaut's gold medal. these are live pictures right now of the ceremony that's happening at the white house. members of congress, you could see john boehner there on the left and nancy pelosi, the house speaker and minority leader in congress and on the right, are members of the apollo 11 team and they are getting a congressional gold medal. this is the ceremony to honor astronauts john glen, neil armstrong, michael collins and buzz aldrin. they, of course, landed on the moon, july 20th, 196 and they are receiving today a congressional gold medal for

their hard work. >> all right. we were right there. >> yes. 8:10. well, america's very tough response in the event of a cyber attack, it could involve u.s. troops. new information about this weeks's raid on the -- week's raid on the occupy oakland camp. i

well, sunny for some. a lot of fog has come back to the coast and bay. there's fog on the bay bridge and coast. so 50s and low 60s there. 8:13. it's being called the clearest statements yet on u.s. cyber security policy. the pentagon issued a report to congress saying it's prepared to respond militarily to hoss illabletions by conducting offensive operations in cyber -- hostile actions in

cybercrime. it seems per verse that this seeks to protect their own citizens. it's like a bad dream. president obama has not yet weighed on the bill that democrats are calling on him today to issue a veto threat. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. today in australia, president obama announced an expanded u.s. military presence

down under. ♪ the president son a two-day visit. the u.s. military presence will grow to 2500 troops there working together with australian troops on australian bases. >> our alliance is gonna be indispensable to our shared future at the security we need and the prosperity we seek not only in this region but around the world. >> president obama on his first trip to australia as commander- in-chief attended a parliamentary dinner and tomorrow will address the australian parliament. our time now, 8:16. according to a "usa analysis" 58% of the congress are part of the wealthy 1% of americans targeted by occupy protesters across the nation. now, the paper stays 58 members of congress have a network of more than $9 million. 2 50 others are millionaires.

overall, lawmakers' media network is almost nine times the typical household. :16. it turns out occupy oakland protesters got an official -- 8:16. it turns out occupy oakland protesters got an official notice. before the raid on frank ogawa plaza police were seen stabling at the coliseum and nadal said she publicized the information so her downtown constituents would not be cau offguard. and occupy protesters are rallying in support of an activist who faces possible deportation to his native mexico. police arrested poncho sierly during the raid of the occupy oakland camp early monday morning. the oakland man is being held without bail at santa rita jail

in dublin. friends say he came to the u.s. six years ago to study astrophysics at uc berkeley. the team of international experts found highly contaminated soil in the area near the nuclear power plant that was badly damaged in that quake and tsunami back in march. the level of radioactive material found in the still and neighboring areas was lower -- soil and neighboring areas was lower but it could still be a threat to food production. back here at home there is a state-wide recall of raw milk after california children became ill from e. coli. five children, including one in contra costa county became ill.

it is 8:18. just over an hour ago, tiger woods teed off in a tournament that will pit him against his ex-caddy. this is the first time woods and steve billions have been in the same group -- williams have been in the same group since he was fired. tournament officials say putting them in the same group will hopefully put an end to the drama. the game 0 is over -- the game is over and the record has been -- >> duke's basketball coach embraced last night as he surpassed coach knight as the winningest coach in division one history -- history. duke won last night in front of a sold-out madison square garden. the coach is 930 directory -- victories between army and duke. well, presidential candidate newt gingrich is

being questions about reports that he was paid as a condition still -- consultant of freddie mac. gingrich says he only offered advice to the mortgage company and that he was not a lobbyist. >> that's just not true. i've never lobbied. >> can you describe what that was? >> there were no contracts at any time. we were always very clear about that. >> now, since the contracts that gingrich had with freddie mac ended in 2008, he's been a frequent critic of freddie mac. a strange sight in the skies. now there is a possible explanation. and a major new development in the story that has tabloid reporters working overtime. yeah, that's justin bieber and it involves him, a young man and a baby. >> good morning. it's pretty slow slying --

trying to get in the silicon valley. we'll tell you more about the slowdowns and the traffic trouble spots.

this -- this tanging of white lines, one photo of a western part of china. no one is sure who it is.

but there's speculation it could be start of -- part of a large wind farm. as another image, a blue rectangle. some say this could be a pick of the world's largest fertilizer plant. others are more skeptical and say it could be a coverup for a hidden military experiment. back here at home, santa clara county taking a step towards adding fluoride to the drinking water. yesterday, the board of directors voted to approve that policy. they will add fluoride to county's three water treatment plants. support, say this will help prevent cavities of it will also save families and the healthcare system money. now the board has to get the money to pay for the project. it is 8:24. a paternity suit against 17- year-old justin beaner has been dropped -- justin bieber has been dropped. tmz reports that the 21-year- old woman claiming to be -- claiming beaver is her --

bieber's daughter is changing -- dropping the case. bieber said he would take a test to prove he's not the child. his attorneys also threatened to file a lawsuit against her for making a false claim. sal, queue watching things out there. what are you seeing? >> a lot of traffic. it's been a rough wednesday. i think a lot of people are trying to get over the highway a little easier than today -- hunp a little easier than today -- hump a little easier than today. about only thing about today's commute -- yes, we've had crashes. we have not had too many. i don't know how many is too men. but we haven't had as much as some other days. southbound 101 at 237. but that's already on the right shoulder. also, this morning we're looking at the san mateo bridge, that traffic looks pretty good if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving along nicely out to the high rise. >> i want to show you that the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for about a 20, 25-min

delay. if you are driving there. traffic is okayen the bridge. there are -- okay on the bridge. there are no major problems. paramedics on the way. minor delays so far. it's 8:25. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. a lot of sunshine out there unless you have the fog which came back in a big way along the coast, in the city and around -- around around the bay. for some it will be sunny. good to. not as warm as yesterday. things are changing. our system is starting to move in the gulf of alaska. so is the cold air. it will start to work its way in tomorrow. we'll see a big drop in the temperatures. some rain but it looks like a cold pattern. that could change by sunday. 40, 50s. very cold readings coming in from a number of people this morning. the leading edge of that system is just up into northern california of it will take another day. it if you don't have the fog, it will be sunny and nice. if you have the fog it will be

-- it can be really told. 50s, 60s. mid-60s instead of the upper 70s and then temperatures, they start to drop tomorrow. time now, 8:26. another arrest tied to the occupy oakland movement. why this one is getting so much attention. and in the last 15 minutes, police came out here again to tell occupy cal protesters they need to pack up their tents and leave. they aren't going anywhere and coming up you'll hear from a protesters -- from a bret -- a protester you may recognize. and children who say they are trapped in the wrong body. the bay area connection to a story that you can see on channel 2 today.

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right now, several dozen demonstrators are still at sproul plaza. they've been ordered by police to leave several times in the past couple of hours. ktvu's claudine wong is out there back with the very latest from the scene. so claudine, what do you know? >> well, 15 minutes ago police came out, once again, and told the folks out here on the steps of sproul plaza that they needed to pack up their tents and go. they came out more than once, giving the same person. but as you can see, they are

not going anywhere. it's unclear whether police will try to force them to leave. we haven't seen any sort of police activity. we talked to one man you may recognize about his night in the tent. i want to show you some video of daniel elseburg behind those 1971 pentagon papers. he actually spent the night here. he decided you know what? if everyone's gonna get arrested out here, he wants to get arrested too -- arrested too. he climbed in a tent. he heard the warnings overnight about leaving. here's what he had to say this morning. >> i saw the crowd here and thought these people want to be arrested? these are the people i want to be arrested with. >> if you stay here, you are

subject to arrest. >> reporter: again, they've warned them several times. mr. elseburg says he's out here specifically just to lend support and because he's concerned that money is being spent on wars and when tuition is -- and tuition is rising for the students here. he said this movement for the young people, that's something he hasn't seen in a long time and wanted to be apart of it. back out here live, the spokesman for the university walked by within the last 20 minutes. i asked him if he had any comment. he said he wouldn't until he got more information. when i talked to police, he said he will -- they are not gonna talk about -- people think the day of business is getting underway. everyone feels confident that at least for the day, they will be left alone and won't be moved out. whether or not they will be left alone overnight because there is a curfew that they have talked about. that remains to be scene.

we'll keep an ion things at cal -- keep an eye on things things. a very alert staff member spotted a man in an elevator with a gun in his. they say a campus police officer shot and wounded the man after he pulled out the gun. >> the officers challenged the individual to drop the file. he did not in near -- firearm. he did not. ened at the officers were forced to -- and the officers were forced to fire on the individual. the individual is still at the hospital after having surgery yesterday. investigators say they still don't know why he brought a gun into the school. it's still not clear if he was

a student. occupy protesters in sewas toe col have applied for a special events permit. if approved, it would allow them to remain camped out at the plaza. protesters submitted the application last week and propertiedly asked the city to waveny fees. leaders are expected to -- wave any fees. leaders are expected today to decide about the permit. many protesters say they will not apply for camping permits because they become with restrictions including a requirement for occupiers to display their names on their tents. yesterday, the city handed out 30 minutes. permits are good for 15 minutes and -- days and then the occupiers have to reapply. stay with us for continuing coverage. you can get information any time at ktvu.com. the chp is asking for your help in its investigation into a grim mystery. a mother of two young children was found dead along interstate

6 0 in contra costa county -- 680 in contra costa county. the body of the woman was discovered south of but lin jer canyon road saturday night. she had -- bullinger can yu road saturday night. she had been -- canyon road saturday night. she had been stopped. police are hoping someone will come forward about why she was walking there. today, the fbi will make an announcement about an animal rights act visit wanted on their most -- activist wanted on their most-wanted list for the bombings of two northern california corporate offices in emeryville and pleasanton. the group that took responsibility for the bombing says the companies were targeted because they allegedly tasted pro ducks on -- tested products on animals. the fbi has not said what the products were, only ma the --

that the man was not in custody. salesmen from prime selection had been going door to door in palo alto trying to sell off what they daal extra meat. the company says it does contract outside vendors but this particular behavior is unacceptable. if you come in contact with a mae salesman and you are asked to -- just right down the truck number and make a phone call to the company. 8:36. well today's episode on of "anderson" focuses on three families, including one from oakland whose children think they are trapped in the wrong bodies. >> why do you think you would feel happier? >> because -- >> now, the parents of the children say they were relieved when they disdodded -- discovered their children were transgender. they were glad it wasn't something more serious. and they have a messable for other parents -- message for

other parents. >> that you are not alone, it's not your fault. conjoined twins are born conjoined or at the left palate. it's just how they were born. today's show features a woman expelled from a follow can college -- from a college. you can watch "an der sop" right -- anderson "right here --" anderson "right here at 3:00 p.m. let's check in with sal again. things are still slow. we are seeing a little bit of improvement there at the back end of the bridge. if you look at the top right of your screen, if this were a 3-d screen i would say look way back there. getting a little bit of clearing. that's a hopeful sign that after 9:00 things will start to clear out. this is a look now as we move along to 8 0 northbound. the fog was here -- 880

northbound. the fog is here. it's backed up to about 66 all the way up to 23rd. and the moving commute in concord, southbound 6 0 -- i'm sorry. this is wallny creek at north bane -- main, there is a crash there. antioch traffic is getting better. 0 westbound has improved a little bit from richmond into berkeley and then we always look at the nimitz freeway. that's still very slow from hayward to fremont heading south. let's go to steve. that fog is back. just m a nice tweet from raquel in the mission district, it's foggy and cold. so the fog is back on most of coach not not all of this -- coast, not all of it. there's a little hib of a sign of things to come here. and that's a cooler pattern. if you have the sun, it will be nice. the leading edge of our system still on the north and it will continue to drive down from the north and give us big change

starting tomorrow. 40s and 50s although though we did have some 30s. it wasn't coldals the morning before and the fog inland, it was not -- it was not on the coast. our system is beginning to move. you can see that's the leading edge of the cold air. it has a ways to go we're still about two days away. it looks like the change starts tomorrow and then maybe some rain late thursday into friday and then another secondary system moving in on sunday. but big news will be the inland temperatures. they will be in the 50s. cooler today, coast and bay because of that fog. so 50s, 60s there. mid 6 as, maybe a few upper. but temperatures i think they were warmest yesterday and that was the warmest day of the week. today won't be bad. dulling -- coming down a few degrees. peninsula, a low -- peninsula, a lot of mid-60s. cooler, clouds, maybe some drizzle thursday or light rain

into friday. that looks like a colder system and then told and -- cold and freezy on saturday and system on sunday. we have the results of two separate mail-in lexes. in contra costa county voters overwhelmingly approved measure j it sales -- aim to save the medical center in ail palo alto with a $47,000 a year parcel tax. measure h was rejected. mecheure i -- measure i called for an $80 a year parcel tax. and measure j would have extended the dad line for police, fire department system. it would have reduced the sit's current annual pam. the man who claimed that a san

francisco that tash annual pay. man who -- the man who claimed that a san francisco man was funneling money to ed lee. the employees were told to donate $500 to the cal pain of mayor lee, this stems upon and then they were reill businessed by the company which is a violation of state and local laws. his employer says the termination has nothing the at all 20 do with his political allegations -- at all too do -- at all to do with his political allegations. investigators say they were sterned by his response. aaron, you're all set. great, thanks.

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ox san francisco's attempt to expand ended overnight. the police moved in and removed more nan a dozen tents set up near the main occupy state. kraig debro joining us live now, bringing us reaction to all of this. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. >> reporter: we're at market street between spear and stewart. behind me see the barricades and the officer there? that's where the raid was carried out this morning. there were campers there. police cleared the area. if you go down the street, you can see another set of officers over there and then to the right, even more you see the occupy sf encampment. the raid that was carried out this morning was a direct result of that encampment being

overcrowded. although police issued the warning here and market streets police only moved in on the market street site. according to richard carria seven people were cited for sleeping on the sidewalk. across the -- across the street the raid shook up the camp. >> the companies said they were gonna take everyone out in the encampment. but they just took out that little bridge. >> we were able to clean up here also and make our spot look better over there. >> reporter: captain told me three people -- the captain on the site told me three people were arrested. one for an outstanding warrant. we don't know if that was part of the seven cited. there are some hard feelings

towards city hill that's because some said they had a meeting scheduled for tomorrow with mayor ed lee to talk about expanding down here. the last thing they expected was a raid the morning before. reporting live in san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. a tragic accident in china involving an overcrowded minibus filled with children. it's causing outrage across the country. at least 18 kindergarteners and two adulls died when the bus crashed head-on with the truck in western china. authorities say the minibus had only nine seats but was jammed with 62 children. critics say the crash highlights the problems with an underfunded education system in rural areas of china. mountain view police are searching for a man -- searching for a man who sexually assaulted a housekeeper at the tropmy can na. once -- he asked her to come in

his room. once inside, he hugged her andky kissed her and hen exsupposed himself. she got away. police are unsure if the man who wented the room is the attacker. a judge ruled there's no evidence that the city tarrished derwin's reputation for the way he handled the case. three former members of your black muslim bakery are now in prison for the killing of the oakland journalist back in 2007. energy secretary kieven -- steven chu is preparing his testimony about federal support for solyndra. the former director of the lawrence berkeley national lab will become the highest-raving obama administration official to testify in front of the house committee when it meets

tomorrow. republicans on the house energy and commerce committee want to know what role politics played in securing the $53 0 million loan for the now bankrupt company. canada has a new $100 bill it says it cannot be ripped and is nearly em possible to duplicate. it has a meal strip rubbing through a transparent window of smaller denominations will be introduced during the next few years. but canada is rather late day on the trend. australia introduced plastic money nearly 30 years ago. a new survey indicates that baby boomers are delaying crucial decisions about end-of- -life care. 60% of boomers say they don't have a healthcare proxy, a living bill or advanced directors. that's according to an a.p. life goes strong poll. those documents specify what kind of care you would want to

receive or who could make decisions on your behalf if you ever became capacity tated. a man has been charged with killing a bobcat and then eating it. the man was relatived on november 2nd. investigators say he shot a bobcat, skinned it and then ate it after it attacked five of its roosters. propers say the man is not actually in trouble for eating the animal. consumption of a bobcat is not illegal but it is against the law to kill one. sentencing is scheduled today for a sonoma state student who was texting behind the wheel when she hit and killed a child. kaitlynn dunnaway has pleaded no contest to misdemeanor vehicular charges stemming from the crash. dunnaway, who authorities say was distracked by her cell phone, hit a mother and daughter in a crosswalk in row note park. the 2-year-old died. her mother was seriously hurt.

a sonoma county firefighter pleaded -- pleaded guilty to embezzling money. police say he spent the money on housing, on shark season tickets, even a trip to disneyland. he's facing up to three years in jail. a 33-year-old convicted burglar released under california's new parole program is now the first parolee to be turned to custody. state corrections officials ordered him back into custody laugh week after he committed a lewd act at a nursing home. the law was designed to save the state millions of dollars by releasing nonthreatening ill patients to long-term care facilities. palo alto is softening the stance on people who live in their cars. city leaders have been considering banning people from living in their cars. but they change their mind -- but they changed their mind after receiving numerous complaints. the city is looking at

alternate proposals -- proposals. 8:52. warrior fans might have a better chance of seeing nba stars at oakland's federal courthouse and that the arena, a local nba player that led his name to the lawsuit is trying to end the lockout. plus, the reason security is street tighter around the white house.

security is tighter in washington, d.c. ar two bullets were recovered from the exterior of the white house. the secret service is still investigating whether they are tied to friday night -- friday night's shooting near the white house. one bullet hit a window but was stopped by special glass. police recovered an assault rifle after friday night's incident but the suspect, a 21- year-old man, is still at large. police don't know if he had a specific target when he was firing the shots. an oak federal june will oversee the nba players' anti- trust lawsuit that was filed against the league yesterday. u.s. magistrate judge was assigned the case by the u.s. district court of northern california. oakland native lion poe and four other players are listed as plaintiffs. when they were searching for labor-friendly courts, the players also filed a -- filed lawsuits in minnesota. david stern called this a losing strategy. there is a new study out

that if you play a lot of video games, you have brain differences that don't affect other people. the studies by the journal transational society studied 114 -- 154 14-year-old -- 14- year-olds it divided them into groups. it found that frequent gamers had more matter in the part of the brain that affects the motion and behavior. we still don't know if the difference is caused by all of the gaming or if people who had the extra matter just became gamers. well, the ac transit board will hold a public hearing on its plan to cut a major bus route. the proposal target as -- the proposed targets would eliminate db-3 by december 16th. it would also reduce trips on lines db and db-1. the meeting is at 4:00 at the a.c. transit headquarters in oakland. let's quickly go to sal. what's happening on 80? >> all right, it's busy there,

dave. you can see traffic is gonna be slow as we show it to you on our live picture from the coliseum, up to northbound 8 0. and the bay bridge toll plaza finally clearing up a littleby as you come to the pay gates. let's go to steve. >> all right. thank you. fog has burned -- returned to the bay. inland it will be sunny and nice and mile. it will still be war, not as warm as yesterday. it looks like rain friday -- it looks like rain friday. >> all right. that's our report. >> be sure to join channel 2 news at -- the channel 2 news -- the channel 2 news at noon. thanks for watching. ope you all stuck to my lis year. a new digital camera or a new suede shoulder bag would be really ideal. other point throw pillow, aunt carla. ♪ four calling birds, three french hens...

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