. a huge development expected in the battle over same sex marriage, the decision coming from a san francisco court this morning. get ready, our temperatures are about to take a drop south, we will have mornings news is now. this is ktvu channel 2 news. good morning to you, welcome to a brand-new day, i am dave

clark. >> let's check in with steve paulsen, food morning steve. we have low clouds moving upstream but the main mess and is temperatures are coming down. then increasing clouds and it will be sooner. traffic is moving well on 680 as well. also northbound 280 through downtown san jose traffic is running well, let's go back to the desk. we begin with developing news, police in riot gear are guarding the plaza and that raid took place just a few hours ago. claudine wong was the first reporter on the scene, joining us now she will tell us what is happening. >>reporter: we think we have more police than protesters and

they are standing guard blocking entrance to the plaza. you can see it has been very peaceful and it was peaceful even through this raid. we want to show you some video we just to the from a student protesters. they gave a dispersal order to park up your continued and close town. virtually all of them made their way out as they continued to leave. two people decided to stay, one was a student and one was a nonstudent and they are being booked into jail in oakland on charges of failure to disburse. once police cleared out the folks from the plaza, it took

about five minutes and they started the clean up process and that's where we are as it stands now. with police blocking entrance and protesters are on the line waiting to go back in. there is a curfew and obviously we are at that time right now but the cleanup process is taking longer. let's pan to the steps, we just saw them move a couch out of here, obviously a pig heavy couch, you have what is left of the tempts and it is unclear how hop it will take them. they are going through it methodically and they will not let anyone out, this is the time that students come for

classes and staff starts to arrive for the business of the day. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. well the san francisco public works department says there is a standinga order -- a standing order for them to move their tents or be evicted. we will have a lot of time for the san francisco order that was the van liced pie demonstrators. now they warped the area here and they were mainly college students. once inside they sprayed graffiti on the walls set up attend on the lobby floor. police warned them to either leave or be arrested but dozens chose to stay inside. they want to highlight the role major banks have played in the financial crisis. >> we want to bring attention

that banks are benefitting from the crisis and also from accumulate willing student debt so it is more of a p r thing. police did arrest 90 charges including trespassing. soon they will not be allowed and those without permits will be told to take town their tents. this comes after they rejected the permitting process and passengers with permits will be allowed to stay. protesters in new york are scuffling with police. we want to take you there live, we have been monitoring the situation, protest started peacefully but police started to move in and that's because

demonstrators are trying to block people who work on wall street from getting to their jobs. they are holding a line to keep the protesters from blocking the street and the protesters do hope to shut down wall street. we have continuing coverage here at home and on line any time of tie, you can did to our website www.ktvu.com for the very latest. these will be walking picket lines and you say it is over a a i want tis put. the other one is at cal state and you can see organizers sitting up and they are expecting a large turnout here for the one day walkout.

striking workers are scheduled to work in carlos b and loop road. organizers tell us they are expected hundreds of faculty members to walk the picket lines here today and faculties from all 23 are expected to travel here and take part in that protest. they said the administration agreed to pay raises put never paid those increases. if cal state university cap afford to pay them pause of budget cuts. >> they too have been cut by the state and they have deemed it necessary to the season in this way and they have replenished by making students pay a lot more.

they actually have enough money. >> and you can see coming back to our live shot, we have learned this area is going to be sort of a rest area for those walking on the picket lines and we will be moving down closer to where the bulk will be protesting so we will bring you more from some of the cal state workers and why they say they will be on the picket lines today. for now ktvu channel 2 news. we will release a ruling on the key element of the patel of same-sex marriage ban in court. they say they should be allowed to take up the case because california elected officials

have refused to defend the law. from a couldn't physical examinationnal committee, they are giving it to fremont based solyndra. coming up, we will get information on how the secretary is prepared to defend that loan. am 6:08 right now we usually check in on the toll plaza, sal? right now we are also following some police activity in san bruno and i have circled 380. we don't know what is going on but there is some sort of blockage from east pound 380. maybe you can tell me what is going on and i can pass it on to our viewers. let's see what he says. >> they are not letting us get through on potential sides --

>> reporter: all right, a crew has arrived and we will find out what exactly is going on. the trave being will be a little bit slow on the bridge n san jose, right through town town, it still looks good. i just got a nice message, what you are saying is, i have to get the blankets out, that is correct, more so than any reindeer. now if you are out in livermore, you are saying pig estrepes in temperatures and all of them will be in the mid- 50s as the colder air moves in.

the sunday system may split and we have a few days to fine tune that. summitriesel and the cooling has begun and temperatures will come down off and on, breezy and coldser and that will be available throughout the day. snow level may get down to thousand feet. that is an incredible enhancement, the whiter the tops, that is going east and some of it will start sinking south over the next 48 hours. this has been some decent amounts 40s and right now 5 and he said it is a cold 39 degrees. this is mainly a cooler pattern some light rain, again nothing

too heavy and even friday there will not be anything too much. tomorrow we will bring in even colder temperatures but off and on rain friday, saturday looks okay and we will say rain mostly on the coast on sunday. a man accused in a recent shooting right near the white house.

anything else, hon? hon? do you call everyone hon? no. i'm sweetie. precious. sugar britches. whoever you are, get a whole dinner and a drink for just $8 with the $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. america's diner is always open.

. wire learning more about ortega hernandez who was picked up yesterday following an intense man hundred. secret service agents believe ortega hernandez hit the white house and one bullet hit the window they believe he was mentally ill and was upset with the white house. they say he believes he is on a personal mission from god. the congressional super committee proposed a tax

overhaul plan that would help over the next decade. the republican plan would limit donations and it would be part of a deficit reduction teal. some would help for the first time and no word on democrat's reaction to the proposal but the super committee only has until november 23rd to reach an a agreement on the plan. energy secretary will testify in front of a congressional committee about the fremont company solyndra. you have an advanced copy of that testimony, allison? >> reporter: dave, the secretary will say he alone made the decisions on the solyndra loan guarantee and his decisions were not based on

politics. they consent the solyndra support was a favor to the campaign donor and now american taxpayers are paying the price. they will show solyndra made aggressive demands on the secretary including he visit their factory. he will testify solyndra had been a very promising company and he will say when it comes to the clean energy race, america faces assist poll choice, compete or accept defeat. live coverage during my next update is in about an hour. for now, allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. there has been a rocket attack following tight security in kabul, insurgence trying to attack 2000 tribal elders.

two rockets fell in the grand council meeting and one injured at least one man. afghan president, ahmed wali karzai spoke at the meeting and urged elders to support them on a security pack with the u.s. and in the arab league, they are threatening economic sanctions. arab league suspended syria after the meeting in morocco and they estimate more than 3500 people have been killed since the uprising started in march. they are still trying to find money, rocks came crashing down followed by heavy rain. neighbors are getting by with a bypass road and they are told it is only a temporary solution but over the summer, female is

now denying assistance and they are looking for help with the 1.2 million dollars project. the former search for the two drowning victims in yosemite is over. they called off the search after one last effort. they have not found the two in the river. now they fell off in july and 13 people have died in accidents at yosemite this year. hopefully everything is going well on the roads, sal, how is 880? >> 880 is fine and i'm sorry i have top lined you and i have been super busy trying to find out what is happening because they closed the el comino off ramp. we called san bruno police and i guess they are too busy to talk to us right now.

so if you are there and we would love you to talk to us. police are keeping television crews away from what this is, maybe that is got a. if you are driving you can't get through el comino and perhaps if you are an official, we would love to know what is going on because we are curious that way. we are television news. interstate is moving well in both directions here at the coliseum. it looks slow coming up passed the willow pass grade. hello steve. >> i am well, how are you? >> i am well. i know our observer sent

some clouds, almost everybody says it's cloudy. there is a system moving to the north and we will have some light rain, just getting into northern mendocino county. 40s and 50s, it looks like they are disappearing fast as the cloud cover comes in. it will issue a cool air mass and friday there is a little more coming through. winds a picking up 50s and lower 60s. the extented forecast which always has your weekend in view, much colder air begins to move in, saturday okay, sunday some rain and it looks like it wants to favor the coast at

least right now. >> pulledders broke ground at 'annual rate in october. that is down and it is much better than a permit. they jumped from 11 conspiracy to their highest little level since last year. the price of crude oil means oil prices are up 37% in the last six weeks. that could also lead to the next holiday weekend gas prices being higher than they have ever been. and it is likely to prices moving upward, analysts say we could be paying all time highs by next summer. highway cars may help a lot more and it may even help

accident victims. >> why tsa says the healthy study is no longer needed. traffic is weather is straight ahead, stay tuned. okay, people, let's get started.

pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

. good morning, southbound 101 traffic looks good leaving the city. transportation security may droplets plans on airport body scanners. now earlier they said they would investigate the machines which use radiation but they now say the study is not needed after a soon to be released report say it is not harmful but they say they still want an independent review to be done. sutter said somebody stole a computer that has information on 4 million patients. it came from six medical centers from oakland and berkeley and san leandro and caster valley. it has birth dates and medical

records and diagnoses were also included. sutter is trying notify patients and they are rushing to encrypt all of the patient data. a large mountain lion is responsible for the death of three goats in san mateo county. they found the goats and have sent out an alert that the mountain lion may still be in the area. they discovered a benefit of hybrid cars. they are less likely to be injured and now they put the chance of serious injury 2 5% lower when a crash victim is in an accident. the extra weight causes the hybrid to be heavier and that may be one of the reasons. developing news, cal's tent city has been torn down.

>> idea man everybody on campus to be immediately disbursed... >> we will have more on the early morning raid at uc berkeley. they may be getting a little bit of a reprieve from a reporter to vacate the area. news on the job market, they are ringing the opening bell, next. ♪

♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪ ♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys, let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ . welcome back, that is the opening bell, and that's angie, they are celebrating happy people this morning, their stock was priced $13 a share, the company is going public and

it started with about 1,000 members and there is more than a million now. internet start ups are back in vogue and we will watch that stock when it operations up. thank you for joining us thursday november 17th, we will begin with developing news in fact right now police in riot gear are guarding the plaza after police raided the occupied camp a few hours ago. claudine wong is there and she is back with us on the very latest, what is going on claudine wong? >> reporter: you can see them up on that hillside and they are moving a second piano out of the plaza and those pianos have been placed at the top of the steps. if you take a look, you can see

police officers are still in riot gear standing guard making sure nobody gets back in while they get this area cleaned up and back into service by the time the school day is started and school is back in business. we will show you what happened as it all happened from a student protesters, he stayed in there as lop as he could. there were 20 at the time and most people left peace fully within that five minute window. two thirds of the tents were taken away however several people were arrested. you can see a man holding and cat and protesters tell us that man's name is alex and he decided along with one other

person not to leave when police told him to leave. he was taken into custody and one person said they shoulden arrested dash. >> they wanted to be arrested and failed to comply with the special order, and currently they were arrested for failure to dispurse on that push order. >> we are seeing them continuing to clean up over the last few hours or so and we have seen them take away couches and furniture. again if we come back out live, police are on standby but if you take a look up at the stairs, you can see most of the stuff is gone. the students we showed you at the very beginning of our

report, taking away a bee and know, they will sweep it out and allow those protesters to get back into the mazda and they will not allow them to camp. they want to if back into the plaza but they will not be allowed to camp. all right, 6:33 as you saw the new york stock exchange open just a couple of minutes ago, we are watching live as occupied protesters are looking to shut down wall street. here is some of the video of what happened. now the protest out there started peacefully but we have see several scuffle. they are trying to blame wall

street workers from going to work. demonstrators plan to end their action at city hall and again this is alive pack to your, this is wall street and i am looking through the middle of your picture, a line of police officers moving through. and again, we will cooperate you posted throughout the morning right here on ktvu channel 2 news. >> we just spoke the federal reserve moving out. >> reporter: there does not seem to be any imminent cause for alarm at the occupied site. it is right in front me, and i just spoke with the public

work's director and he said the order to vacate is a standing order so no specific date and when i asked him if he would move out soon he would not say. people are milling around and many are still sleeping. the problem is the probing simply to the city. this particular side is marking two months as the site started to pro. there were movements and been application works movements and because this camp started to grow it launched a second site about a month ago. there was a meeting between mayor ed lee who said the city could not allow more than 100 tents in justin herman plaza or

more than 200 people. they reissued a list of 11 conditions to be met to comply with most of the cities laws, they ban the use of that and we will hear more from the mayor's office. reporting live kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. we have a report from san francisco, occupied protesters swarmed the lobby at 50 california street and demonstrators were mainly college students. once they got inside the bank they sprayed graph -- graffiti. police warned them to get out but dozens refused to leaved.

occupied protesters took document their tempts and they told the demonstrators, hove or risk being arrested. demonstrators were negotiating with the city for a permit but now they feel betrayed. they plan to stay until 5:00 this evening and then march through downtown. if you are looking for continuing coverage of the occupied protest, we have got you covered. you can find the latest developments on your phone with mobile and don't forget, we are streaming everything live on www.ktvu.com. we have been following a victim developing saying about, you to know more, sal?

we had a viewer tweet us that it looked like a car crash but it has been since 430 and they are not letting anybody through one of the busiest streets and right here something is going on here. we are not sure what is going on and i guess this car was involved in some sort of wreck. police have not told us what is going on and we do know for sure, towards san bruno avenue, it's closed up to 380, so it is a wide close other. freeway traffic is not being all loud to answer here. el comino royal, we are trying to find out more information. westbound bay bridge, that traffic is backed up and

interstate 880 in oakland that looks good driving in both directions here. let's go to steve. fog is really enhanced and we have some sun, i will get out of the way. i do believe this is joe johnson with a beautiful picture and some higher clouds will begin to move in later. yesterday temperatures were warm for some, 71 warm degrees, not today. san jose it will be warmer and we have temperatures above around. up with system coming in and it has some decent news and it will give the more bay light or afternoon and it is pushing and enhancing the fog bank, 40s and

50s on the temperatures, the system for friday is looking better. a lot of cold air up there and once we go the that cold air to settle in, it will destabilize the atmosphere. each though temperatures are up for a little bit, it's more of a southwestly president. it will take us to where we really know. the breeze is already picking up and instead of upper 60s and lower 70s, it is low mid-60s at best. some off and on rain, nothing too heavy, more of a nuisance problem and there is a break on saturday and rain on sunday which looks like it wants to favor the coast but i will tackle that forecast for now. police are challenging the

statements in which thing them. and undergoing bad, a man is already facing 40 chaz. -- several chaz. good morning, san bruno traffic, we will tell you more about the situation coming up.

. here is a quick look at the top stories, just moments ago police raided the berkeley campus, they tore down the tents and told occupied protesters to leave, claudine wong is out in the middle of everything and will have a live update in about an hour. also several scuffles between police and occupied protesters in new york. they wanted to block bankers and workers from getting to their jobs and today's action marks the 2 months milestone and we will keep you posted. the occupied supreme court will make a key ruling.

the board will hand down a decision on whether the sponsors of prop 8 have the right to defend the band in federal court. christian captain is joining us and a lot of activity, christian? >> reporter: let's give you a live look right now and you can see this informational picket, the major sticking point is over pay raises and teachers here say they never received those pay raises and we will hear from one of those teachers right now. >> the issues is it was more than it was and they have been cut by the state and they have deemed it necessary to raise student fees in an enormous way but they are making students

pay a lot more so they actually have enough money. >> we are on hand as protesters organize this morning and the university has enough on hand to help pay or this those pay raises. they say they have just completed an interview from cal state university, let's go to that interview right now. >> just think about what the cut does to the cost for the students and really it has been everything we can do to try to preserve access for classes, for students provide course actions and provide services. so the administration is saying over the years they have suffered over a billion in cuts and it is not there to give the faculty the raises they were promised. they should go and work this

out so more funding does not have to come from the students. so hooking again here, teachers will consider to mash live in hayward 6:43 news. campus police say they have no record of mike mcqueary contacting them after he said he saw jerry sandusky allegedly raping a boy in the football locker room. we read what mike mcqueary wrote to a friend saying he spoke to police after that incident in 2002. state police say he has no record of mike mcqueary contacting them. the new york times is reporting, they first contacted him when they were looking at

an online post. he expects more victims to come forward in the next couple of days. he said his client is ready to testify against jerry sandusky and jerry sandusky has denied the charges against him that he abused and sexually assaulted children. they are investigating a car chase, a car was stolen from a parking lot at the college. find out why police were stunned when they discovered who was behind the wheel. time now 6:49 speaking of behind the wheel, you have the great sid flan. >> that's right, we continue to follow this developing activity in san bruno and he will camino royal off ramp, to help police deal with some sort of serious

-- it looks like some sort of crash and what we know for sure is that el comino royal, in fact it is all the way up to state lane where this stretch is closed off. police are on the scene and we have limited information from them and again it is causing a little bit of a traffic jam as you drive through the area. again they have been out there for several hours according to want of our viewers. that is packed up for a 20- minute wait. antioch slow traffic to the pittsburgh city limit and for the most part it is a nice drive to walnut creek.

let's go to steve. there will not be a lot of rain but there will be some cold air which will stay to the north and east of us. upper 60s and near 70s, we will have a noticeable change in our pattern. increasing clouds, light rain later on and there has been decent amounts on the north coast, really the message is the cooling has begun and some rain into tomorrow, off and on, highs will be in the 50s, it will be breezy and colder, i think the cold set of air stays north and east of us. no rain yesterday. there has been some. you can see light shower activity in mendocino county but this is a weak system to come by. 40s on the temperatures and

that's the warmest, closer to town it is cooler than that. couple of things to point out, one system here, that comes in and that will give us more of a cool down. come some sun not as niece as yesterday. down about 7 to 10 degrees and we will have more safe rain for the coast, on sunday clearing monday. people applying for new jobless benefits fell to the lowest level in more than three months. several filed for initial insurance but it is down 5,000 from the week before and the 4th time in five weeks that the number is down. the number of people continuing to receive unemployment also dropped to the lowest level

since september of 2008 when legal man brothers -- liam brothers collapsed. they plan on adding 300 software units to its initial branch and it will help lead the industrial nation of smart machines. they want to connect them with smart machines to the internet. escaping a late night house fire and why they say it could have been a lot worse. a puzzling investigation, we will find out a deadly plane crash that killed somebody last

year.

he

. welcome back to the morning news, dow jones industrial average is down to 118875. we will keep watching and we'll see as the job numbers filter in. final report comes out on the cause of a deadly plane crash in palo alto last year. three were killed when their cessna went down in a residential area. nobody on the ground was hurt.

it didn't take berkeley firefighters to figure out what parked an overnight house fire. homeowners woke up, a paper bag filled with ashes from the home owner's fireplace caught fire and set the patio on fire. they did make it out okay. el comino is shut down at 380 and the off ramp is closed as well. this is where the incident occurred, near 380 and they have been out there for hours. police will not say much but it looks like it was a wreck of some sort. there is something else going on and let's look at the

traffic straight ahead. temperatures 50s and 60s possibly some light rain later this evening. >> all right, thank you steve, coming up next on mornings on 2, we were the first television station and we will show you what happened in an early morning police raid on the occupied cal campus. and also a ruling on the same sex marriage ban, stay same sex marriage ban, stay right here

♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ we just keep on keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on