here is sal. traffic is moving along relatively well along highway 4. you can see traffic looks good to the willow pass grade with no major problems. also interstate 880 in both directions in front of the coliseum traffic is moving well. it is 4:49 this -- 4:29 pardon me, this is a look at the san mateo brain, no problems over to highway 101. let's go back to the desk. we begin with breaking news, uc berkeley police are now clearing out the occupied cal camp. they just arrived on the scene and telling us what is going on, allie rasmus? >> reporter: you have dozens of protesters who have been kicked

off the campus here and you can see the police are surrounding them and what they have done is they have pushed them out of the area where they were camping and they are now standing guard on making sure nobody goes back into the plaza area and what the protesters are doing, they are communicating among each other, saying this is not fair how this went down they should be allowed back in the plaza. they are obviously upset. jose and rebel were here can you tell me what happened? >> we were just sleeping in our tents and then cops came and said you have five minutes to get out. it was kind of all a rush. >> were you peaceful when they came? >> yes, we were all sleeping. >> were you expecting them, certainly they have been warning you guys throughout the

day. >> yes, throughout the day they have been warning us throughout the day but it is much larger than that. they can physically remove us but it is a global movement. they can't remove our spirits. >> it does not sound like you are going anywhere. >> why should we. push and pull. >> reporter: again, you take a look at the situation and a lot of police officers are standing around and you heard them say they were coming and they were warning them on the hour. we saw them issuing a verbal warning and then at 3:30 they came and cleared everything out. basically at this point they stated around -- they have been at a standstill and what will

happen, will they be back into the plaza, as far as any arrests, earlier they knew of two from occupied oakland and another from occupied cal, we will check on that coming up. earlier occupied protesters in san jose took down their tents and moved out. a group of officers warned demonstrators to leave or risk be arrested or cited. they moved to across the street at the beginning of the month to avoid confrontationels with police. they were negotiating with the city for a permit but now field betrayed. >> we have done nothing but work in good faith with the city, and the city has not even stabbed us in the back but they have stabbed us in the

forehead. capping permits will no longer be given out to occupied protesters in santa rosa. starting this morning those without permits will be told to take down their tents. this comes after they rejected their permitting process saying they imposed too many restrictions. those with permits will be allowed to stay. they are hoping to shut down wall street. the occupied movement began there exactly two months ago. demonstrators are holding a series of actions today. this is a live picture, take look at the crowds. protesters plan to take to the subways and end with a rally right near city hall. demonstrators in new york say it is nonviolent but they

intend to block wall street bank workers from going to work. kraig debro is at the calm with the city's effort to real in the protesters. >> reporter: we are across the street from the high are regency and i just walked to the federal reserve. a lot of people are sleeping right now but they could be facing a mid-afternoon deadline and this is actually the original cite. the justin herman plaza, it has got end so large. there are many saying the corporate greed an economic systems are very much a life but the people are having to leave by 4:00 p.m. mohammed told everybody here to

leave market street and it is not etched in stone cops would move in but that meeting would follow ed lee and not allow more than 100 tents at justin herman plaza but there are signs police may not move in on that encampment right now. there are a little of against drugs and alcohol and i will try to confirm this with public works about the order to move out today at 4:00 p.m. reporting live from san francisco kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. they will have to clean up a branch of america banks in

san francisco. protesters swarmed the lobby. once inside the bank they sprayed graffiti on walls and deskings. occupied protesters said they wanted to hide the role big banks have played. >> the thing is, it is blocking them from the crisis and also accumulating student death. so i guess it is more of a take over. police arrested 95 including trespassing. another big story this morning, cal state east bay and cal state will walk the picket lines to protest the

negotiation of pay raises. they have experienced deep cuts in state funding and can not afford to pay raises. protesters clashed with police at cal state university trustees and approved a 9% tuition hike. tuition will now be $6,000 a year. four people were arrest, and they are calling for the board to hold another vote in public next month. there is more bad news for california schools, revenues fell short of almost $4 billion. the shortfall is expected to trigger 2 police dollars in

automatic cuts. also a facted, funding for senior services and childcare assistance. it is fortunate that an overnight house fire did not hurt anyone. neighbors alerted them in the back patio at about midnight.$♪ the fire started after the residents but ashes from the fireplace fire into a paper bag and left it outside on the patio. >> it could have been a hole lot worse. again it's too far into the year but we need to be taking care of how we are taking carry of our fireplaces. >> it spread up the siding on the home and firefighters also had to cut a hole in the -- a hole in the roof.

they will vote on a key element over seam sex march ran ban. prop 8s say they should be allow to take up the case because they have refused to defend voter law. right now i want to check in for the early morning commute, hi, sal. >> we will look at the east shore freeway, which looks good if you are driving from vallejo to berkeley, it is a nice drive. also bay bridge toll plaza, it looks good coming to the pay gates and there are no problems getting to san francisco. 17 itself is looking good

heading down to the bottom of the hill so they are off to a good start. thank you, here is steve. this is a very weak system increasing low clouds 30s 40s and 50s, a couple of systemels will come in, the first one is today, look at that development, that is really cold air, not all of that is heading in our direction but some of it is and you can see it is making its way south which will blast that high pressure system out of here which gave us a full day -- a beautiful day yesterday. we will haven creasing clouds throughout the day peninsular

turning mostly sunny partly cloudy, we get temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s. some low clouds a little breezy and 50s and 60s on your temperatures. if now maybe some light rain, not a big deal, the system coming in should give us an okay hint of rain. chilly breezy windy saturday, it does look like a system hugs the coast on saturday and then it is monday but it is going to be cooler. more fall out from the penn state sex abuse scandal. what police say he did not do that conflicts with an e-mail he sent to a friend. and it could affect hundreds of pay thes across the

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. she is talking to anybody she can they have gone to the campus and allie rasmus will have a live update in just a few minutes. three employees were killed when the cessna went down in a residential area last year. nobody on the ground was injured. a report showed the plane's propellers and engines were working properly but it did not name the exact problem of the crash. a new hub for a technology

center. in the next few years they plan to add new technology and these people said they will lead the technical if i for -- technology for smart machines. energy secretary steven shy is likely to face some tough questioning about the money given to solyndra. the company declared bane result i and laid off 1100 workers. in it, he is a said the solyndra loan was given rigorous scrutiny before it was approved in 2009. president barack obama wrapped up his visit to a city where u.s. and australian forces -- australian forces were killed in 2002, they went

for a ceremony for a japanese attack, the surrounding kinship -- sunken ship now lies in the harbor and they are talking about a new alliance. >> we are saying together, proudly, yes, we have the strength for the burden laid upon us and we have the power to protect and guards our own here in the pacific and all around the world. >> president barack obama is now in the area and his final stop will be the region. he will attend a summit of eight asian nations. the police chief said he never reported the abuse of a boy to police. he talked about the 2002

incident and he stated he contacted police after witnessing jerry sandusky rape a boy in the locker room showers. the spokesperson said there is no record with campus police and jerry sandusky denies the charges. 4:48 is the time right now, somebody stole a medical computer that has information about 4 million patients. the data came from six medical centers along with facilities in san leandro, santa rosa and caster valley. it includes addresses birth dates and medical records. sutter is notifying the affected patients. >> i am concerned about it and anything like that i think needs to be address by the administration. >> now sutter said they are

rushing to encrypt all patient data and they are urging patients to call a hotline to find out if that information is on that stolen computer. that number is on the screen. we are learning more about the gunman killed at cal's business school. christopher travis was a self described computer nerd. he worked while taking classes at the school where his deadly confrontation with police took place. his neighbor said he was generally quiet and kept to himself. >> it does surprise me, you never really get to know people you live around to expect something like this. >> now investigators have still trying to determine why travis

brought a loaded gun to the school but they don't think he was trying to harm other students. campus police said they were forced to shoot him after they threatened him with his gun. he will have to -- she will have to spend five days in jail and she will also have to spend 115 days in home detention and pay restitution. she was texting behind the wheel when she hit and killed a two-year-old girl and severely injured her mother last year. a monumental drug bust in southern california, what led police to one of the most sophisticated drug tunnels in the united states. what we are learning about a man in connection with the recent white house shooting.

. welcome back, it is one of the most solve face dated drug -- cough fist dated drug tunnels. the investigation started when they pulled over a truck filled with marijuana that was leaving the warehouse at the end of the tunnel. it is tied to a mexican drug cartel. we are also learning more about the man in connection with the shooting near the white house. he was picked up yesterday following an intense manhunt. secret service believes ortega hit the white house monday night but it was stopped by bullet proof glass.

there are also reports he was mentally ill and he believes he is part of a personal mission from god. it looks pretty good, traffic is going well on almost every part of the bay. southbound 101 traffic is going to be moving a long nicely, you may see some clouds on the bridge but it's not affecting traffic. the traffic here is only backed up for a small delay and there are no problems on the bridge. this morning if you are driving across the san mateo dumbarton bridge, it is a nice drive and it is a nice drive on 101 up and down the peninsular. that cooling trends begins, it's still rather early, increasing clouds, lower clouds

and high clouds have come in and it's not strong as far as rain but we will have our temperatures drop off and on as we go into friday. breezy and colder, that is the message and snow level will be coming down even though there is not a lot of moisture. just draw your attention to that cold air off of washington. it will give us a significant change. 30s and 40s, santa rosa coming up, look at fairfield, 47 red wood city, also 47 and with the cloud cover, temperatures will not be as cold but the north bay air is probably trapped. we will have clouds and sun in the east bay peninsular but it is a colder pattern, upper 60s to near 70s and then over the

weekend, mid-50s. some rain north bay but that will be okay today. much cooler towards the north bay as the system inches closer. colder is the main message, saturday is looking okay, forecast models are terribly out of whack, don't cancel any plans and on monday it looks sunny and breezy. developing news out of uc berkeley, police move in out of the tent city, we will take you live next for a campus reaction. a huge decision over the battle over same sex marriage, what the court will decide, we will be right back.

. will they stay or will they go? plus protesters have been given a deadline to vacate in san francisco. the message is the same, why csu workers are staging a walkou