firefighters are still on the scene of an apartment fire that started nearly 10 hours ago. coming up why firefighters are concerned this building could collapse. >> how uc davis police are defending themselves this morning after pepper spraying protestors in the face. plus the massive action planned by occupy oakland today in and why parents and teachers are so concerned. and breaking the cold, why hundreds spent the night on the streets of san francisco, all in the name of fashion.

and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, november 19th. let's get right to rosemary and that saturday forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you! the rain has stopped for you, mostly clear skies, and they have helped lead to very chilly conditions. from 10 to 20 degrees colder than where we started yesterday morning. some of us even freezing, little patchy fog, dense fog, especially over the north bay. for the afternoon, mainly drying, mainly cool but the rain returns tonight. we're going to break this all down for you coming up in just a little bit. there's concern this morning that an apartment building in berkeley that caught fire late last night could collapse. flames shot out of the building on telegraph and hay streets. allie is live where several streets are now closed off. allie. >> reporter: this building is

where this fire started. it started just before 9:00 last night, and up until about 10 minutes ago we still saw firefighters out here shooting their water cannon into the side of the building. they pulled that water truck and water cannon back so you can still see some of the smoke pouring from the outside -- second story window. at its worst it was a five- alarm fire overnight, and fire crews from a half dozen alameda county cities had to help berkeley fire with this. the fire chief estimates about 50 apartment units are in the building, a sign on the outside of the building says the sequoia apartments, and there are also three businesses on the ground floor. rallies pub and the popular cafe. the entire build something it heavily damaged and firefighters say it is structurally unsound. at this point, firefighters cannot go into the building. they can only put out the hot spots from the outside. and we're contacted the red cross this morning to find out how many people were evacuated,

how many people had to find new places to stay. we have not heard back from them yet but there were no reports of injuries. however, the fire just -- fire chief says she received no reports of any residents missing. however, because this fire spread so quickly, because two so intense and the buildings became structurally unsound, firefighters say they were not able to go through the fourth floor and make sure no one was still inside. >> do a primary search. go around a couple floors before the fire -- [not understandable] we had to back out. >> the smoke alarms were working in the build background that's how firefighters initially responded to this. and when they arrived, they -- it appeared the fire had started in an elevator equipment room. but later this morning, fire investigators will be here along with structural engineers. we take you back out here live. you're looking at the top floor of this building. the assistant fire chief says it was built in the 1910's, so

it's very old. that added to the challenge of trying to tackle this fire. you can see some of the of roof peeking out. the roof did collapse on the fourth floor but the engineer is supposed to come out today and determine whether the building should be condemned. they wouldn't be surprised if it's condemned. the fire investigation and the engineers will only be able to do their investigation and work from the outside of the building. no one can go inside. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. we want to give you a look at the street closures near that damaged building in berkeley. telegraph is closed before dwight and channing and haste at dana. this morning, firefighters in reno are advancing on a wildfire that chased thousands of people from their homes. it's burned more than three square miles and destroyed 25 homes. a 74-year-old man died from a heart attack as he was trying to escape the wind-whipped flames in. all, 16 people went to the

hospital, including a firefighter who suffered first and second-degree burns. fire officials say the worst is over, as snow flurries and falling temperatures moved in to help extinguish the flames. >> so they're evacuating, people on this street. but it's his and miss with houses it hit. it jumped over there to that -- those bushes and that house. >> your house is okay right now? >> my house is okay. i just don't have any power. >> investigators are not sure what caused the fire. they speculate winds may have taken down a power line, sparking the blaze or it could have been started by people in a homeless encampment trying to stay warm. more than 400 firefighters were called in to assist, including some from california. two men are in jail morning after a late night robbery at a vallejo fast-food restaurant. our cameras captured police officers responding to the call around p.m.

last night, when a couple stanford students called police saying two men robbed them at gunpoint at the jack in the box on callahan lane. shorted time later police tracked town the suspects' vehicle to grant and lemon, and then a short chase ensued. >> they managed to apprehend both subjects, and insides the vehicle we did locate some of the victims' long and, and we also recovered a loaded firearm. the two suspects are a 33- year-old parolee from pittsburg and a 35-year-old man from san francisco. police now say there is only one person responsible for the fatal shooting of officer james capoot. investigators say the suspect, 37-year-old henry smith, acted alone. authorities say smith robbed a bank, then led miss on a high- speed chase, before trying to escape on foot. it was during the foot chase that capoot was shot and killed. he is remembered as a man dedicated to his job and the community. he coached a championship girls basketball team at vallejo high, and yesterday one of his

players placed her jersey on the steps of the police station in his honor. >> he helped me to never give up on myself. basketball was the only reason why i could see going to school, do what i had to do. >> capoot's friends say he acted as a father figure to children throughout the community. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. local civic leaders will home a vigil tonight at 6:00. police have also set. a memorial fund for the family. for more information, go to ktvu.com. the shooting that some people in vallejo asking if a shortage in -- in officers is jeopardizing officer safety. capoot was ride ago loan thursday when he was gunned down. fresh out of the bankruptcy, the city of vallejo has a sharply reduced staff of 93 full 25 officers. the city has far fewer -- than comparable sized cities. santa clara has 131. berkeley 167. and richmond has more than double that number of officers.

>> we can't determine if that's a factor not. we -- the officers typically work by themselves on day shift before we had these staffing issues. >> vallejo's manager says there's no money right now to add officers. measure b, a one cent sales tax on the ballot, would raise $10 million for the city. but a final vote count will not be out until next wee, week. new video shows police using pepper spray on a group of students during an occupy protest. it happened yesterday after the students linked arms and refused to leave that are their encampment. this morning uc davis is defending the officers. they warned students repeatedly they would use force if they did not leave. the spokesperson also says the other protestors began to surround those officers. occupy oakland is calling

for a mass day of action today, ending with okay pace of a plot of land by the fox theater at 19th and telegraph, leading to concern from parents and teachers of >> innocent children will be put in the crossfire between occupy oakland and oakland police departments. >> parents and teachers spoke  out at occupy oakland's general assembly meeting last night and asked protestors to a been don their plan to set up the new camp. they say the camp would put neighborhood children at risk. mayor quan says she is also against the proposed encampment. >> would you ask people to get on with organizing and stop using valuable police resources on us having to clear these camps. >> despite the opposition, protestors voted to move ahead with the occupation. it's expected to start at 2 p.m. today, beginning with a march at 14th and broadway and ending

at 19th and telegraph. it has been a long night for fashionistas, braving the cold for new clothes. show you some video of how it looks near the h&m store near ruin square in san francisco. overnight hundreds of people lined up for the review of the new versace collection. it opens at 8 a.m. >> this is a limited edition. you won't have this again. leggings, shirts, shoes, everything. >> officials are taking precautions to make sure things don't god don't get out of hand. the firsts 280 female customers will be given wristbands, which a will you them into the store at a designated time and designated sections. h&m isn't expected a big rush for the men's line so men don't need a wristband. good morning to you! what a beautiful shot. we're getting a break in the

rain it. will be back. but the story at this hour is just how cold it is out there. freezing, even subfreezing temperatures. if you're out early this morning, perhaps for your fresh cup of brew, we're got 31 degrees santa rosa, 32 in napa. 42 hayward. 39 livermore at this time. mid-40s san francisco. oakland into redwood city, 40. 43 mountainview. and 40 degrees san jose. the weekends are generally light out there. but this cold air draining into the area, ahead of the next storm. so we saw that system pass through yesterday. didn't bring us a lot of rain. this second system will slide down the pacific, and prius the opportunity for more moisture. so we're looking at from half inch to an inch with the next storm, saturday night into sunday. here we are this morning, and we are partly cloudy, i watched over the last couple hours and the models bringing the storm in a little sooner. looks like by sunset, already over the north bay. north of the golden gate, by 7:00 we're getting wet. down into santa cruz, so

perhaps light showers there for the big game tonight. and into the evening hours. widespread rain, even some moderate to heavy rain over parts of san francisco. if you have outdoor plans, bring that umbrella. tomorrow morning, scattered showers in the forecast but we're drying out. sunday looks pretty good. and then we're pretty dry and in the clear monday through tuesday, more changes come wednesday, thursday some partly cloudy skies for today. mostly dry. cool conditions temperatures in the 50s. some of us like a clear like, only 49 for the afternoon. 53 expected in the novato. hidalgo 50s sausalito. east bay will be sitting in the 50s for the afternoon. 56 oakland. 56 danville. south bay, a cool one, 57 san jose, 59 expected santa clara as well as sunnyvale. and for the peninsula, the afternoon 56 san mateo, mid-50s san francisco. 54 degrees in pacifica. extended forecast, so today we're looking fairly dry. by tonight i showed you that rain moving back in.

sunday morning, scattered showers in the forecast, we will begin to dry out. we're dry monday and tuesday, temperatures do rebound just a little bit. we'll be chilly in the overnight hours, but by wednesday the busiest travel day of the year, or one of them, showers back in the forecast. i'm fine-tuning the models. >> thank you. a big security slipup, top secret information about president obama that was found lying in a street. and back on u.s. soil for the first time since his kidnapping ordeal, why baseball star wilson ramos says hess going back to venezuela in just a few days. first, a live look outside. 880 in oakland looks good, but further down in hayward, highway patrol is cleaning up after a four-car accident. this is in the northbound direction near davis street. no injuries have been reported. time is 7:13. you're watching mornings on 2. senators [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road.

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rise and shine. good morning to you, oakland sitting at 43 degrees. crisp and cool outside your door. from the bay area were killed in afghanistan. 21-year-old sean walsh died on wednesday after his patrol was attacked and host province. he is center san jose and served in the army national guard. and last night at a high school football game in danville, we learned that an ied killed joshua daniel corral. he graduated from san ramon high school about a year ago. he immediately joined the marines after graduation. no official word on his death from the pentagon. and while the fight continues for many american troops in iraq and afghanistan, some other u.s. service members are home safe this weekend. three soldiers with the california national guard arrived yesterday at san jose international airport. they had been in iraq for one

year. vietnam veterans, part of the patriot guard rider, showed up to be part of the happy homecoming with the soldiers' families. >> it's pretty overwhelming. it's hard to -- absorb all of this. had no idea. >> i think my mom was involved. and she's always over the top. so -- kind of thought it might be a little -- not this much. >> i'm really happy. i'm really excited. very proud. >> more troops are expected to come home in the coming weeks, as the u.s. winds down the mission in iraq. the afghan national assembly is meeting today to decide whether to approve a new security pact with the united states. the pact comes from afghan president karzai, and it would set conditions for u.s. troops after the year 2014 that. is when forces are expected to leave the country. the security pact does include some conditions, including the end of nighttime raids, which nato says is the most effective

weapon against insurgency. so far two-thirds of the assembly has approved the pact. new this morning, moammar gaddafi's son has been captured. a militia commander says saif was found today in a southern libyan city where two aides tried to smuggle him out of the country. he is the last of his sons to remain unaccounted for. gaddafi gaddafi was killed last month and international court prosecutor will travel to libya to participate in talks over how islam should be tried. president obama is on his way back to the united states this morning. the president's motorcade pulled up to air force one in billioni earlier today. hours before, the president wrapped up his visit at the east asia summit. that's where he met with the prime minister of thailand and other world leaders. one of those other world leaders included the chinese premiere, who met unexpectedly today, hours after meeting last night at dinner. a white house official says mr. obama and the premiere want to

continue their conversation about key economic issues between the u.s. and china. those issues include the value of chinese currency and territorial disputes. the australian government is investigating an embarrassing and potentially dangerous security slipup. they recovered this top secret book, describing his security detail. it breaks down his motorcade, which included counter-assault teams, a communications vehicle, and a truck that handles hazardous chemical and medical emergencies. the 125-page book also elizabeth the private cell numbers of dozens of top american and australian officials. the newspaper found the book lying on the street. that had been blocked off. before leaving indonesia, the president taped his online video address. his focus this week, exporting more u.s. goods to overseas markets. >> this is important because over the last decade we became a country that relied too much on what we bought and consumed.

we wracked up a lot of debt but didn't create many jobs at all. we have to change that. we have to restore america's manufacturing might. >> the president wants to double american exports by 2014. the nba lockout continues, but that is not stopping some players from getting ready to hit the hardwood. several players will headline a campaign fund-raiser for president obama next month in washington. it's being called the obama classic basketball game. tickets will range between $100 and even $5,000 for courtside seats. among the nba stars signing ton to play, carmelo anthony, ray allen and kevin durant. the baseball player kidnapped and rescued in venezuela venezuela says he is ready to play baseball again. he was greeted in washington, d.c. by his teammates and checked out by team doctors. they said he is in terrific shape.

he was kidnapped at gunpoint outside his family's home in venezuela last week, and about 50 hours later he was rescued from his captors. >> happy to be here, happy to be with my family, and -- [not understandable] >> police charged eight people in connection with the kidnapping. he is now heading back to venezuela and will play again for his winter league team, as soon as tuesday. time is 7:21. and it's not the start of another occupy camp. but the reason this couple has been living outside a best buy store for the past five days. and a presidential pardon is coming for a turkey but who is not so patient. how he tried to escape. >> behind yesterday's storm we have chilly air draining into the bay. we'll lock at what you can expect outside your door this morning, and when the next storm will move in. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card

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black friday is still six days away, but some bargain hunters are already camping out. a couple in st. petersburg, florida set up this tent outside a best buy store on monday. this little time secret so you can see how the tent goes from the sunlight to the shade. the couple says it can get quite hot at times. >> we got here on monday, monday night, and we set up tent, and our game plan is to stay here until about thursday, thursday afternoon. >> it's not the oddest thing i've done. but it's pretty crazy. it's different. >> definitely different. and dedicated. the store is welcoming all early birds that come on out in and in case you're wondering, the couple is at the front of line for a 55" giant screen television, which will be going for $6700. one lucky turkey in minnesota who will be getting a presidential reprieve from thanksgiving dinner decided he

didn't want to wait. >> as the governor said, my name -- whoa >> ted the turkey, had plans of his own and jumped out of his cage during a sends-off ceremony. he was recaptured and put back inside his cage. he is heading to the white house next week as the national thanksgiving turkey president obama expected to pardon ted on wednesday. >> he wanted out of there! all right. time is 7:25. and rosemary, everyone asking me, cal stanford game, will it be wet? >> initially we thought the rain would hold off until later in the evening, but the models now showing we could in fact see scattered showers, even moderate rain, by the end of the game. so bring that rain jacket! giving you a live look in between storms. we have partly cloudy skies, patchy dense fog over parts of north bay. and i bet some patchy frost out there because it is a cold one

in some areas. so there you have it, game time right about 7:15. looks like scattered showers early on, and then a steady rain for the evening hours. now again, these models have changed just in the last couple hours. and this storm could slow down once again some this is what they're showing us right now. 50 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, and you can see right now radar clear out there. and cold. sitting in the 30s for the north by. 40s for the rest of the bay. partly cloudy, cool for the afternoon. 54 expected napa, 56 hayward, 57 redwood city as well as san jose. the extended forecast, getting a break. rain returning now right about sunset perhaps for the north bay and then it's going to slide south throughout the evening hours. we'll see more rain this time around, from half inch to an inch. sunday morning scattered showers in the forecast, we will dry out by the second half of sunday, especially if the storm proves to be just as fast as the models are showing us. monday into tuesday, we're dry, slightly warmer, by wednesday

another storm moves in in time for thanksgiving and the big drive. back to you. cloneup continues in the deep south this morning after a series of deadly tornadoes there earlier this week. weather experts say a twister that blew through south karl had maximum winds of 135 mimes an hour. its path stretched 2 1/2 miles long and 200 yards wide. the tornado wedged cars into trees and killed three residents in nature 60s. other states reporting tornadoes include mississippi, alabama, and georgia. two bay area rivals putting aside their differences, the issue that is bringing cal and stanford students together, ahead of tonight's game. >> firefighters still on the scene of an apartment fire in berkeley that started more than 10 hours ago. we'll tell you why firefighters are concerned the building could collapse.

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the flames are out, but no one is going near a fire damaged building in berkeley. at this hour there are new concerns about the safety of that building. welcome back to morning on 2. right now firefighters are still on the scene of that apartment fire in berkeley. the fear now is that the building might be unstable and could collapse. the fire broke out on the corner every telegraph and hay street near the uc berkeley campus. allie rasmus is live this

morning where streets could be blocked off for hours now. allie. >> reporter: firefighters first respond to today a car about smoke alarms going off in this building. that call came in before 9:00, and more than 10 hours later firefighters are still here this morning. this is the building, you can see it from the roof there's still smoke coming out from the roof. all morning firefighters have had their ladder truck here, they've been shooting water cannons and putting out some of the hot spots here. and if we zoom into the windows on the fourth floor, you can see where there's some blue sky peeking through. the roof completely collapsed on to the 4th floor. at its worst, this was a five- alarm fire overnight. fire crews from across alameda county had to help with this. the fire chief estimates about 50 apartment units in the building. this morning we've contacted the red cross to find out how many people were displaced. we have not heard back from there them yet. but so far no reports of

injuries or residents missing. however, because this fire spread so quickly, firefighters were not able to do what is called a primary search, where they go through the floors and check to make sure no one is inside. they want able to do a search of the building, just the second and third floors, not the fourth and fifth floor. the smoke alarms were working and when firefighters arrived it appeared the fire had started in an elevator equipment room. >> elevator shaft opened sauces for the fire to travel. so by that time, it was working its way up. very old wood structure building. the fire already had a head start, work the way vertedically, spreading occupant horizontally. >> and that of course added to the challenge of putting on the this fire and is a big part of the reason why this building is considered structurally unsound this morning. on the ground floor of this apartment building where three businesses rallies, pub and the cafe, and they are destroyed and won't be opening for

business any time soon. fire investigators and the structure engineer will be out here later this morning, but the assistant chief says she would not be surprised if the building was condemned. requirement now this is a live picture from our mass camera. this building is about 100 years old. it was built in the early 1910's p because of the way the building was constructed it's a wood framed building, it is considered to be structurally unsound. so when the fire investigators and engineers come out later this morning, they're not even going to be able to do the work inside the build. the they'll center to do the investigation on the outside of the building. that's also the reason why the intersection here remains closed this morning. they're just concerned, firefighters are concerned that something could happen with this building. they think it's that unstable at this point. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. hoarse a look at the streets that will remain closed

because of concerns about that building time is 7:33. a fast-moving wildfire in reno remains out of control at this hour. more than 450 firefighters called, including 150 on duty overnight. the wind fueled fire destroyed 25 homes and elderly man died if a heart attack trying to escape the flames. a firefighter also suffered first and second-degree burns. the fire also forced 10,000 people to evacuate. >> you can see all the trees that were burned. >> very grateful we got a good fire department and they were here, and helping. i feel sorry for the people on didn't turn out as well. >> despite falling temperatures, firefighters say two thousand homes are still threatened. while investigators don't know what caused the blaze, they say homeless people are trying to stay warm or down power lines could be to blame. san jose police locking for

a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian then drove off after 6:30 yesterday afternoon at story road and bedford street. authorities say the man who appeared to be in his 60s died at the scene. so far no details on the suspect or the vehicle that hit that man. the incident marks the 16th time this year that a car has struck and killed a pedestrian in san jose. three people are recovering from injuries this morning after a police chase in oakland. it started around noon yesterday near grand avenue and macarthur. police say the driver of a mercedes did not stop when officers tried to pull him over. they say the driver sped down macarthur on on to coolidge, raise causing two cracks before jumping on the of the mercedes, gun in hand. he then forced a family out of their suv, then drove away, then crashed where he was taken into custody. danville police are looking for anyone who witnessed a deadly crash earlier this month. authorities think a pickup truck broadsided an suv on

november 7th on sycamore valley road. two women were killed. the driver is recovering. no charges or citations will be issued until this investigation is completed. the family of slain nursing student michelle le will come together today for a new cause. you'll recall she disappeared in may from the kaiser hospital in hayward. search volunteers later found her body in september near sunol. the family is creating a new support group called mission michelle. the family says it will help families with missing loved ones, including offering volunteers for searches. a meeting will take place at noon today at the san josely brim the occupy santa rosa encampment appears to be getting smaller. the encampment outside city hall now has about 50 tents, down from 100 just a few days ago. the decline comes as police have issued vacate notices to people for camping without a

permit. and occupy san francisco will hold a rare evening march later today. members are scheduled to march from union square to justin herman plaza at 9:30 p.m. an hour long rally will follow at 10 p.m., with several members from the american academy of religion. and as the encampment continues, some say the larger message of protesting corporate greed and economic inequality is getting overshadowed by the issue of chronic homelessness. we found one man who recently moved to the camp from an alley in chinatown. >> it's kind of the face of the movement, and it's -- it's not the proper face of the movement. it isn't what the movement is about. >> it is a problem for the city. wand to help us, okay? homeless -- why don't they help rather than condemned them? >> the mayor said camping at the plaza cannot go on indefinitely. sanford cardinal and cal bears face off today in what is considered one of college football's biggest rivalries.

but before that big game, students from both schools are going to come together. students are planning a march today to protest police brutality and stand for civil liberties. the joint demonstrations comes after some say police used questionable force last week while trying to break up the occupy cal encampment. >> it's about civil rights, human rights speech to express yourselves, your opinion against the system. >> it will be an interesting way to unify the two schools on what it normally a day that is -- based off rivalry. >> organizers of the demonstration are expecting 400 stanford and cal students to participate in the pre-big game rally and march. cal state university officials say they have no plans to reconsider a recent decision to raise tuition next fall. lieutenant governor newsom hack calling opted board of trustees to hold another vote of after a meeting in long beach was disrupted by protestors on wednesday. the board approved the 9%

tuition hike. officials say they did the best they could under the circumstances, at least 4 people were arrested during the protest. california voters are apparently not happy with the state of public schools. the new usc poll shows a majority believe schools are in bad shape or getting worse. they blame the demise on funding shortages, wasteful spending and bureaucrat, barriers to innovation. many said they want parents to have a say in how to change low performing schools. hundreds of volunteers will be picking up trash along by area freeways this weekend. it's part of caltrans' adopt a highway program. about 400 people will clean interchanges on six highways in the san jose area today. caltrans is asking drivers to make sure they obey the move over law, that means slow down and move away from highway or emergency crews on the side of the road. the eastern sidewalk of the golden gate bridge is back open this morning.

it has been partially closed sin september for earthquake retrofitting. the work was finished two months ahead of schedule. good morning to you! what a beautiful view here. we're got sunny skies overhead. and if you're getting outdoors this morning, bundle up. it's a chilly one! that nice clearing in the overnight hours has helped our temperatures really sink even to below freezing in some hours like santa a, 31. napa 32. moisture also helping to bring in some fog. so patchy dense fog has developed over santa rosa and napa. visibility down to about a quarter mile in some cases so prepare for that. 45 degrees san francisco. 44 in oakland. 39 livermore. and 40 degrees san jose. cold air will continue to move in ahead of this next storm. that is going to doctoring down the coastline, bringing us more rain looks like by early evening, north bay by sunset. take a look here. we'll be partly cloudy for most of the day, mainly dry, cool

especially for the morning hours, and then into the afternoon as well. 4:00, stop at mostly cloudy. by 5, sinking all the way down into san francisco maybe. , down the coastline, all the way inland into the east bay, and antioch, concord, light showers in the forecast fairfield, only 6:00. by 10:00, it looks like moderate rain over the bay area, that game tonight stanford could be a soggy one. by tomorrow morning, we are gunning to dry out. scatter showers in the forecast and the afternoon mainly dry. so what you can expect for your saturday, partly cloudy skies with clouds increasing by the second half of the afternoon. evening showers expected, moderate rain at times by the late evening hours. and then tomorrow morning, we're going to wake up wet. we have showers in the forecast, by the afternoon we'll be partly cloudy. forecasted highs for today, below average for this time of year. 53 in novato. 55 for berkeley. 56 oakland.

mid-50s san francisco, santa clara valley. 57 san jose. 56 expected at mountainview. as we head. along the peninsula, 56 degrees this afternoon for san mateo. 57 degrees santa cruz for the second half of your day. extended forecast, so rain returning tonight, it looks like tomorrow morning we're going to wake up mostly cloudy. a few scattered showers in the forecast for the first half of day. drying out pretty good monday, tuesday, back to work it's an early -- short week, and not too bad. mild conditions in the afternoon, with chilly start in the morning. and then by wednesday, into thanksgiving, rain returning to the area. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. let's take you outside for a live look at conditions in the sierra right now. this is eastbound 80 at kingvale. a winter weather advisory no longer in effect. but as you can see, lots of snow still on the ground. heavenly sky resort open for its first weekend of skiing and they got a inch of new snow in the last 24 hours. if you are planning on heading

up there, bring your chains. they are required both on 50 and on 80. speaking out about -- go ahead. sorry. >> the snow is also creating some traffic problems. you know how it can be. our crew took these pictures in the tahoe area yesterday afternoon. slow going travel! so bring some patience with you. >> but looks fun once you get up there! >> worth it. >> 'tis the season! who herman cain is blaming about his questionable comments about libya. and let's take you outside. look at the sun is shining but it's cold out there. still traffic moving smoothly across the golden gate bridge. time now 7:43. you're watching mornings on 2. ive like champagne, and tastes great!

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good morning to you! san jose, sunshine pouring in to the santa clara valley at this hour. it's a chilly one! santa cruz sheriff's office is revealing new troubles with the occupy santa cruz encampment. the office announced yesterday there have been 85 crimes and disruptions around that encampment in the past month. those include fights, assaults, thefts, drug use and vandalism. the sheriff's office supports the rights of free speech but some people are using that camp as a cover for criminal behavior. more police force against occupy oakland protestors, this time in portland, oregon. officers on horseback tried to clear protestors away yesterday from a chase bank, but those protestors refused to leave leading officers to use pepper spray. one man took this photo showing

a woman getting sprayed directly in the face. >> i don't know how many -- it was sprayed right in my face and i was totally incapacitated for like a half hour on the ground, right before i was hit three times by a cop with a baton. >> protestors also burned dollar bills outside of a bank of america branch. protestors with occupy portland are suspected of vandalizing a bank of america atm with super glue. customers made a discovery yesterday when they tried to get cash from their accounts. one woman put her card into the machine and noticed the number pad sticking. the woman then tried another machine, but it rejected her card. >> covered in super glue, and you can smell it. cue feel it. this is not the answer. you know? they're not hurting anybody but the people who work. >> vandals also targeted a wells fargo branch some of far no one has claimed responsibility for the damage. in our election coverage,

herman cain appeared on the cbs late show and host david letterman grilled him on his 9- 9-9 tax plan. >> you don't e know what it means. i heard somebody say who would you so and so be handled under 9-9-9 and you said are i don't know! >> that but juan of authorize obscure questions. >> but you get to deal with obscurity! i like it. >> cain also addressed his recent sexual harassment scandal. letterman asked him if all the women who have come forward alleging harassment are lying. cain said, yes, they are. herman cain also appeared in orlando on friday, and that's where he seemed to blame the media for his recent response to libya. that brought him some criticism. >> do i agree that they now have a country where you have taliban and al-qaeda, that will be part of the government? do i agree with not knowing what the government will -- which part was the asking about? >> on monday the milwaukee

journal asked his thoughts on libya and president obama's response. he appeared to have difficulty answering that question. while herman cain appeared in florida, rick santorum made a stop in iowa and the former pennsylvania senator decided to eat at godfather's pizza. he gave the pizza a thumbs up, saying good job, herman. newt gingrich made a stop at harvard last night to talk about a new film he produced and some protestors ended up interrupting the discussion. >> questions -- [. >> we love you, newt! >> pretty please removed. >> officials called in security to escort the protestors away. and the discussion then continued. the congressional super committee in charge of reaching a bipartisan deficit reduction deal is moating behind closed doors this weekend. some of the 12 democrats and republicans entering negotiations yesterday on capitol hill. members have until wednesday ting if out how the u.s.

government can save $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. so far, members are deadlocked on taxes. anti-works measure could be on to the ballot in california next november. the bill would ban all abortions and some birth control. it would also impact in-vitro fertilization. a group called californiacism rights foundation of union city is behind this measure. organizers are now collecting signatures to try to get that bill on the ballot. voters rejected a similar measure this man. recently fired penn state football coach joe paterno has lung cancer. his son scott said it's treatable and doctors are optimistic for a full recovery. paterno because fired last week after more than 60 years at the university amid a child sex abuse scandal. the ncaa announced yesterday it will look into penn stated's institutional control of its athletics program. it's not a formal investigation but they want the university to

respond to several questions within the next few weeks. the man at the center of the scandal is jerry sandusky. he has been charged with abusing eight boys in 16 years. he used his charity the second mile to prey on boys, they say. the interim president says the organization may keep operating or it's possible the children will be transfer to another organization. sandusky continues to maintain his innocence. 30 years after her mysterious death, there's a new investigation into how natalie wood died. who her sister believes killed her. >> while we slept the skies cleared and at this hour a very cold start. as a result we have fog to deal welcome we'll look at what you can expect for your saturday, coming up. introducing htc rezound.

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the sister of natalie wood does not believer the actress fell to her death. natalie wood died in 1981, and back then authorities said she died in a boating accident. three decades later los angeles county sheriff detectives are reopening the case. her sister believers woods' husband actor robert wagner may be responsible for woods' death. >> i know things happened when there was too much drinking and fighting, and there again -- this is so difficult for me. >> she says the boat's captain had told her wagner was involved in woods' plunging into the sea but lana adds it probably was an accident. facebook has identified the people responsible for a recent outbreak of pornographic and violent images on its website. the company isn't revealing who

is responsible but facebook says it it's working to prevent similar attacks in the future. a problem with java script coating is being blamed for the attack. it's a big development for netflix. the company is bringing back the television comedy arrested development. netflix will exclusively show new episodes in 2013. five years after that show was cancelled. it focuses on the blues and functional southern california family. "star wars" is turning into a science lesson. the discovery science center in santa ana is showcasing the exhibit "star wars" where science meets imagination. it shows replicas of spaceships and costumes used in the films. there's outfits, famous millennium falcon ship punishment ever-popular life size chi boca. and stations with characters help teach people about the wonders of robotics. there's also a treat for fans here in san francisco with a

holiday twist. two local charities came together yesterday to build this giant santa yoda out of lego blocks in union square. builders were on hand to coordinate the operation. the yoda was a benefit for the boys and girls clubs and toys for tots. a special holiday exhibit is back at the san francisco zoo. it's time for reindeer romp. reindeers returned to the zoo this morning. they're going to be on display through january 1. san francisco is the only bay area zoo where you can see real life reindeer. the rain was here and then it left, and now it looks like it's still possibly coming back. rosemary. >> yes, good morning to you. in between storms, we have some nice weather as we start the day although it's chilly out there! going to give you goosebumps this morning. giving you a live look. bay point. mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds there. plenty of sunshine. our temperatures are going to be cool even in the afternoon.

50s at best for most of us. in case you're curious, did not see a lot of rain yesterday, most of us got wet. con court, san jose, mill valley 2/10. your forecast at this hour, sitthin low 30s even below freezing in some valley locations for the north bay. little patchy frost i'm sure this morning and patchy dense fog some low visibility, right around santa rosa and napa reported, and i'm sure some of our inland areas as well. 47 little closer to the coast and around the bay. our noontime numbers in the low 50s. partly cloudy skies increasing clouds, and by the evening it looks look rain will be returning to the area. for the north bay could be as early as sunset so about 5 or so. 50s there. extended forecast, rain return, tonight, it will be with us for the first half of tomorrow and we dry out once again. so the best chance to be outdoors if you need to be for today, first half of saturday

or wait until sunday afternoon if you want it dry. monday, tuesday dry. slightly warmer in the afternoon. and then by wednesday, clouds return to the area. showers in the forecast, wednesday and thanksgiving day look like they could be soggy. back to you. vallejo continues to morning a police officer killed in the line of duty. the vigil planned for officers james capoot and how fellow officers are trying to help with family. and hundreds of firefighters work to contain a large wildfire in reno to help mother nature provided overnight. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road.

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welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, november 19th. it is blue skies for now, but don't put those umbrellas away just yet. rosemary, when is that rain coming back? >> too soon for some of us. this morning as we mentioned we've got sunny skies are and that clearing has really allowed our temperatures to plunge, freeze and subfreezing temperatures in some cases and little patchy dense fog, especially over the north bay and our valley locations. we're going to be mainly dry today, cool but that rain is coming back as early as tonight. we will show you at the latest models indicating for your neighborhood, coming up. huge apartment fire in berkeley is still smoldering this morning. that fire broke out just before 9:00 last night on telegraph avenue. allie rasmus is live where there are new safety concerns this morning. allie. >> reporter: firefighters furse responded to a call about -- alarms going off in the apartment building just before

9:00 last night. and more than 11 hours later firefighters are still here. that ladder truck there were still shooting water into the sides of the building a couple minutes ago, and right now you can still see smoke coming out of that second story window. if we pan over to the top floor of the apartment building, you can see the roof classed and there's still smoke pouring out of the roof here. at its worst, this was a five- alarm fire overnight. fire crews from across the county came in to help berkeley fire put this out. fire is under control now, but again they're still putting on the hot spots this morning. there are about 40 to 50 apartment units in this building. we've contacted the red cross this morning to find out how many people were displaced by the fire because everyone had to evacuate and get out. we have not heard back from the red cross yet this morning. the assistant fire chief says there are no reports every any injuries, and no reports of any residents still missing.

however, fire chief explained that because the fire spread so quickly, firefighters were not able to do a primary search of the entire building, only able to go the second and third floors to make sure no one was still inside before the firefighters had to get out as well. when firefighters arrived it appeared the fire gun in an elevator equipment room. >> elevator shaft open spaces for the fire to travel, so and i that time it was already working the way up, very old wood structure building, lots of field space. the fire had a head start working its way vertically, spreading out horizontally. >> on the ground floor of this apartment building are three businesses. those businesses have been destroyed in the fire. they're owned by the same man who owns the building. we talked to the manager of cafe, who showed up for work this morning and tells us he was in shock about what he saw here. >> we've been working for this

place for 23 years. half of my life. and now it's gone. >> right now we want to show you a live look from our mass cam this. gives you a good view of the entire building that was -- where the fire started. this building is close to 100 years old. the fire chief estimates in the 19teens and there's 40 to 50 apartment units inside. investigators and engineers will be out here later this morning, but the assistant fire chief says she would not be surprised if this entire building was condemned and had to be flattened. it's an old building and because of that it's not considered to be very structurally sound and that's part of reason why they have this intersection and a lot of other blocks around here closed off. they're concerned something could happen to the building, could collapse. they're keeping people away from this area this morning. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning firefighters in reno are advancing on a

wildfire that thousands of people from their homes. the so-called colin fire has burned more than three square miles and destroyed or damaged 25 houses. a 74-year-old man died from a heart attack as he was to go to escape the flames. 16 people went to the hospital, including a firefighter who suffered first and second- degree burns. fire officials say the worst is over as overnight snow flurries and falling temperatures moved in to help extinguish the flames. >> i think people on this street, but it's hit and miss which houses it hits, like jumped over there to that -- those bushes and that house. >> your house is okay? >> my house is okay. i just don't have any power. >> investigators are not sure what caused the fire. they speculate winds may have brought down power lines sparking the fire or it do have been starred by people in a homeless encampment trying to stay warm. more than 4 hungary firefighters were called in to assist, including some from california.

police say only one person is responsible for the fatal shooting of officer james capoot. investigators say the suspect 37-year-old henry smith jr. acted alone. he was arrested moments after the shooting and is behind bars this morning on robbery and murder charges. authorities say smith robbed a bank and then led police on a high-speed chase before trying to escape on foot. it was during the foot chase that capoot was shot and killed. he is remembered as a man dedicated to his job and the community. he coached girl championship a vallejo high and yesterday one of his players left her jersey on the steps of police station in his honor. >> he helped me to never ever go up on myself. basketball was the reason i could see going to school. >> his friends say he acted as a fathering if to children throughout the community and leaves behind a wife and three daughters. a vigil is planned for 6:00 tomorrow night at city hall. the shooting has some people asking it there's enough police on patrol to ensure

officer safety. capoot was ride ago loan on thursday when he was gunned down. fresh out of bankruptcy, the city of vallejo has a sharply reduced staff of 93 sworn full- time officers. with the population of 115,000, vallejo has far fewer sworn officers than comparable cities. santa clara has 131. berkeley, 167. and rich man has more than double the number of officers. >> we can't determine if that's a factor or not. the officers typically work by themselves on day shift before we have these staffing issues. >> vallejo assistant city manager says there's no funding requirement now to add officers. measure b, a one yen sales tax on last week's bat, would raise $10 million for the city. but a final vote count won't be out until next week. new video shows police at uc davis using pepper spray on a group of students during an occupy protest.

it happened yesterday after the students linked arms and refused to leave their encampment. 10 were arrested and this morning uc davis is defending the officers. the officers warned students repeatedly they would use force if they did not leave. the spokesperson also says other protestors started to surround the officers. occupy oakland is calling for a massive action today, ending what the okay passion of a plot of land by the refurbished fox theater at 19th and telegraph. and that's leading to concern for some nearby parents and teachers. >> innocent children will be put in the crossfire between occupy oakland and oakland police departments. >> parent and teachers spoke out at occupy oakland's general assembly meeting last night, and asked protestors to abandon plan for the new camp, saying it would put neighborhood

children at risk. >> would you ask people to get on with their organizing and stop using valuable police resources on us having to clear the camps. >> despite the opposition, protestors voted to move ahead with the occupation. it is expected to start at 2 p.m. today, beginning with a march at 14th and broadway and ending at 19th and telegraph. good morning to you! a beautiful start to the morning. take a look at that gorgeous view, just a few high clouds overhead. low-lying fog over parts of the area, and due to the clear skies outside our door. and the clear skies have really helped temperatures fall. tack a look a little santa rosa and napa. sitting in the 30s. 31 santa rosa. nap there 35. temperatures from 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. so i'm sure some patchy frost out there once again. 39 fairfield, 40 in concord.

41 in livermore. getting outdoors early this morning, you will need the hat and gloves and shades because we do have sunny skies. satellite and radar here. we saw that system move through. we felt it as well. requirement? many of us little light rain. 2/10 in mill valley but this next storm is about here, going to slide down the pacific, bringing us rain by tonight. and this system going to bring more rain than what we saw for your friday. saturday morning here, partly cloudy skies, looks like by 3:00 or so we're covered in gray once again. by 5, it looks like the north bay now down into the city. if you're just joining us, this model has change just in the last couple hours. this storm now tracking a little sooner than what we anticipated just last night and early this morning. by 7:00 it looks like most of us dealing with light rain which means if you're headed to stanford stadium for the evening hours, bring the raincoat and the umbrella. by 9:00, outdoor plans, moderate rain over the bay area, north bay will be

tapering off. scattered showers and we wake up tomorrow morning, here at sunday and then looks like partly cloudy skies but drying out for your sunday on. so for today, mainly dry and cool for the first half of the day. increasing clouds by the second half. and forecast highs a cool day overall. 54 expected in petaluma. 55 san rafael. east bay 50s. 56 oakland. 56 danville. 55 pittsburgh. and santa clara valley, 50s. 57 san jose. 59 sunnyvale. and sure you know what i'll say about the peninsula, 56 san bruno. 55 degrees in san francisco. extended forecast, for your weekend, clouds returning to the area by the afternoon. evening rain in the forecast there, morning showers for your sunday morning. drying out sunday afternoon. monday, tuesday looking pretty good. temperatures in the low 60s, overnight lows on the cool side. by wednesday, pattern changes to wet once again. showers in the forecast, thanksgiving also looks like it could be a little wet. if you're planning a sierra trip for the weekend, we'll center that forecast coming up.

it's been a long night for fashionistas who have been braving the cold all in the search of new clothes. we want to show you the video from h&m store in san francisco when hundreds of people were lined up for the day but of the new versace collection. the store just opened minutes ago at 8:00. >> this is a limited edition. you won't have this again, leggings, shirts, shoes, everything. >> h&m officials are taking precautions to make sure things don't go get out of han inside. the first 280 female customers are being given wristbands which allow them in a store at a designated time, in designated sections. h&m is expecting a big rush for the men's line so men, you're not going to need a wristband. the new line is debuting today also at santana row in san jose. moammar gaddafi's oldette son captured. where saif was found overinto

the. and a security slip during president obama's trip to australia after a top secret book is found lying in the street. plus he's getting an official presidential pardon, but that apparently wasn't good enough for one minnesota turkey.

good morning to you! mostly clear, cold start to the day. but you can see from the stanford and cal flag there, not a lot of wind outside our doors. new this morning, moammar

gaddafi's son has been captured. saif was found today in the southern libyan city where two of his aides were trying to smuggle him out of the country. he is gaddafi's oldest child and last of his sons still unaccounted for. moammar gaddafi was killed last month and a criminal court prosecutor will be traveling to libya to participate in talks on where the man will be tried. two young men from the bay area killed in afghanistan. 21-year-old specialist sean walsh died on wednesday after his patrol was attacked in province. walsh is from san jose and served in the army national guard. last night at a high school football game we learned an ied killed joshua cole who graduated from high school a year ago and joined the marines after graduation not official word on his death. and while the fight continues for many american troops in iraq and gunn, some other u.s. service members are

home safe this weekend. three soldiers with the california national guard arrived yesterday at san jose airport. they were in iraq for one year, and vietnam veterans showed up to be part of the happy homecoming along with the soldiers' families. >> it's pretty overwhelming. hard to absorb all of this. >> i knew my mom was involved. she's always over the top. so -- kind of thought it might be a little -- not this much! >> i'm really happy. i'm really excited. very proud. >> more troops are expected to come home in the coming weeks, as the u.s. winds down its mission in iraq. the afghan national assembly is meeting today to decide whether to approve a new security pact with the united states from african president karzai. it would set conditions for u.s. troops after the year 2014. that is when most u.s. forces

are expected to leave the country. the security pact does include conditions, including the ends of nighttime raids, which nato says is the most effective weapon against insurgents i. so far two-thirds of assembly have approved the pact. president obama is on his way back to the united states this morning. the president's motorcade pulled up to air force one in bali today and just hours before the president wrapped. his visit at the east asia summit. that's where he met with the prime minister of thailand and other world leaders. one of those world leaders includes chinese premiere and they met unexpectedly today hours after meeting last night at dinner. a white house officials says they wanted to continue their conversation about key economic issues between the u.s. and china. those issues include the value of chinese currency and territorial disputes. before leaving indonesia, the president taped his online video address. his focus this week, exporting more u.s. goods to overseas

markets. >> this is important because over the last decade, we became a country that relied too much on what we bought and con stupid. wracked up a lot of debt but didn't create many jobs at all. if we want an economy bit. to last and built to compete, we have to change that. we have to restore america's manufacturing might. >> the president says he wants to double american exports by 2014. the australian government is investigating an embarrassing and potentially dangerous security slipup during president obama's trip there earlier this week. they recovered this top secret book describing president obama's security detail, breaking don his motorcade, and a truck that handles emergencies. the book also lists the private cell phone numbers of dozens of top american and australian officials. the newspaper found the book lying on the street that had been blocked off. a major league baseball

player kidnapped and rescued in venezuela is now ready on to play baseball again help he made a quick trip back to washington, d.c. thursday night where he was groat by his teammates and checked out by team doctors. they said he is in terrific shape. he was kidnapped at gunpoint outside his family's home in venezuela last week. about 50 hours later he was rescued from his captors. >> happy to be here, happy to be with my family, and see -- >> police have charged eight people in connection with the kidnapping. ramos is now heading back to venezuela and will play again as soon as tuesday. mcdonald's has dropped one of its egg suppliers after an animal rights group released video showing animal cruelty. it follows a warning letter sent from the fda to the farms about serious food safety violations at five of their facilities.

until yesterday, they had produced all eggs used by mcdonald's restaurants in california and every other location west of the mississippi river. a bay area fund-raiser scheduled for tonight is being postponed, due to a pricing dispute between crab fishermen and crab processors. the club pushed back the annual crab feed to january. crabbers are demanding 2.50 a pound, while pro processors are covering two bucks. one lucky turkey getting a presidential reprieve from thanksgiving dinner decided he didn't really want to wait. seems ted the turkey had plans of his own, and jumped out of his cage during a sendoff ceremony with the governor of minnesota. ted was recaptured and put back in his cage. he is heading out to the white house next week as the national thanksgiving turkey. president obama is expected to pardon ted on wednesday.

we're still several days away from black friday but that's not stopped some shoppers from getting a head started on that line. >> mostly clear skies, but it is a frosty start in some cases. freezing and subfreezing temperatures for some valley spots. we'll look at your temperatures and what you can expect for your weekend, in five minutes.

clean-up continues in the deep south after a series of deadly tornadoes there earlier

this week. weather experts say a twister this blew through south carolina had maximum winds of 135 miles an hour. its path stretched 2 1/2 miles long and 200 yards wide. the tornado wedge cars into trees and killed three residents. tornadoes also hit mississippi, alabama, and georgia. at leave the six people were killed, and dozens injured in that storm system yow a tornado hit the town in bolivia yesterday. the twister ripped sheeting from roofs and uprooted trees. dozens of homes and buildings were damaged. there were to reports every casualties. no tornadoes hee but we have had rain in the area. rosemary, you think it's coming back tonight? >> it is coming back. we have another system outs of the gulf of alaska. this morning we're mainly dry but cold. mostly sunny skies, high clouds overhead. and little patchy frosted. patchy dense fog over the north bay. and as we reported a moment ago, freezing conditions in some of our valley locations. headed to the sierra this

weekend? 30% chance for snowshowers. we're looking at little to know accumulation. but snow levels going to be low tonight and into tomorrow morning down to about 3200 feet. and at this hour, chains still required if you're headed up of the hill. partly cloudy skews and cool for the afternoon. starting in the 30s and 40s at this hour. 54 expected san rafael for the afternoon. 56 hayward with clouds increasing. by 3, 4:00 rain returning by early evening, north bay sliding on the coast, and most of us looks like we're going to be wet by early evening, 7 or 8:00 and into the evening hours. extended forecast wake up tomorrow morning with scattered showers, warmer for the afternoon. partly cloudy skies. dry monday, tuesday. more rain in the forecast for wednesday and thanksgiving day. although black friday is still six days away, some bargain hunters are already camping out. a couple in st. petersburg, florida set up a tent outside a best buy store on monday and you can see how their tent goes

from under the light and right into the shade. they say it can goat quite hot at times. >> we got here on monday, monday night, and we set up tent, and our game plan is to stay here until about thursday, thursday afternoon. >> it's not the oddest thing i've done but it's pretty crazy. it's different. >> the store is welcoming all early birds. and the couple is indeed at the front of the line for a 55" giant screen television for $600. a late night robbery at a vallejo fast-food restaurant, how police tracked down the two men they say held students up at gunpoint. and here's a live look in berkeley, where you can still see smoke coming from an apartment bulled that caught fire nearly 12 hours ago. this morning officials are concerned about the safety of that building.

a huge apartment fire in berkeley still smoldering this morning, and now officials are worried the building could come down very soon. quite possibly. and welcome back to mornings on 2, everyone. it took firefighters six hours to contain the flames. streets near the building re still blocked off. allie rasmus is live at telegraph and monitoring the situation all morning long. >> reporter: we have seen some changes just in the last 15 minutes. firefighters first got the call about a smoke alarm in the building 9:00 last night and 11 hours later they're still trying to put out hot spots. just in the last 10 minutes

they positioned their water cannon over the roof. the roof collapsed on to the four th floor and that's where we're seeing a lot of smoke coming out of that fourth floor. this is apartment building on telegraph and haste. now at its worst this was a five-alarm fire overnight. fire crews from across alameda county, oakland to albany, came in to help berkeley fire with this. there are about 40 to 50 apartment units in the building. and the sign outside says it's the sequoia apartment building. we contacted the red cross and haven't heard back from them to find out how many people were displaced last night. but everyone who lived here obviously had to be evacuated. the assistant fire chief says there are no reports of any injuries, and no reports of any residents missing. however, she told us because this fire spread so quickly, firefighters were not able to do what they call a primary search of the entire building. firefighters were only able to go through the second and third floor to make sure no one was still inside.

they didn't get to that fourth floor. the roof above the fourth floor collapsed. smoke alarms were working and when firefighters arrived it appeared that this fire began in an elevator equipment room. >> elevator shaft open spaces for the fire to travel, so by that time it was already working the way up. very old, wood structure building, lots of concealed spaces. >> and that added to the challenge of putting this fire out. the fire is contained but they're still putting out hot spots. on the ground floor are three businesses, and a cafe, and they have been destroyed. this morning we talked to the manager of the cafe who thinks the owner will rebuild but says that could take awhile, especially since this entire building will probably be condemned. >> i've been working for this place for 23 years, half of my life. and now it's gone.

>> fire investigators and a engineer are supposed to be out here later this morning to do an investigation, but the assistant fire chief said she would not be surprised if this building was not only condemned but had to be razeed to the ground. she says this building is almost 100 years old, build in the 19teens or early 1920s, and it is a wooden structure, so it did not survive the fire even though the outside it looks like it's okay. she told us this building is not structurally sound and that the fire investigators and engineers when they come out won't be able to go inside to do their investigation, it's that unsafe at this point. and that's also the reason why not only this intersection but some of the surrounding blocks have been closed off to traffic, not only are there still firetrucks working on the fire, there's still concern that if something happened finish the building did collapse, there are people in the area that could pose an obvious danger. so this area is shut down to traffic and we'll have more details on which street they're

shut down coming up after this. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. at a news conference this morning, authorities in reno hope to announce what started the cullen fire. firefighters say they made great progress overnight, there were 150 firefighters on the frontlines in the early morning hours and right now power has been restored to most hands still standing. the fire has damaged or destroyed at least 25 houses, and elderly man died from a heart attack while trying to escape the flames a firefighter suffered first and second- degree burns. the fire forced 10,000 people to evacuate. >> you can see all the trees that were burned. very gritful that we got a good fire department and they were here, and i feel sorry for the people who didn't turn out as well. >> despite snow flurries and falling temperatures overnight, firefighters say two thousand homes are still threaten. two men in jail this morning after a late night robbery at a vallejo fast-food restaurant.

we captured police officers son and to go the call around p.m. it all started when a couple of stanford students called police to say two men robbed them at gun point at the jack in the box. a short time later police tracked down the suspects and the vehicle, and also a short chase ensued. >> the managed to apprehend both subjects and inside the vehicle we did locate some of the victims' belongings and recovered loaded firearm. >> investigators tell us that the two suspects are a 33-year- old parolee from pittsburg and a 35-year-old man from san francisco. the man accused of killing police officer james capoot will be in court on monday. authorities say henry smith shot and killed capoot while return from a bank robbery. he could face a charge of murder with a special circumstance with murdering a police officer that. could carry the death penalty.

capoot a 19-year veteran of the force leaves behind a wife three daughters. the police officer's association is establishing a memorial trust fund on their behalf. a vigil will be held in front of city hall tomorrow night. funeral plans for capoot have not been finalized. san jose police are investigating another pedestrian death. this one was a hit-and-run. police say a man in his 60s was hit by a car around 6:45 last night at story road and bedford street. he died at the scene. so far there are no details of the vehicle or the driver responsible. san jose police say this is the 16th time this year that a car has struck and killed a pedestrian. as a second parolee is in custody after a wild police pursuit. police say officers tried to pull over the driver ever a mercedes around noon yesterday near grand avenue and macarthur boulevard but officers say the driver took off down macarthur and coolidge avenue, causing two crashes. police say the man got out of his car with a gun and forced the family out of their suv.

the suspect crashed that suv a short tile later. the suspect and two others were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. danville police looking for anyone who witnessed a deadly crash earlier this month. authorities say the pickup truck broadsided an suv on november 7th on sycamore valley road. two women were killed. a 72-year-old and her 51-year- old daughter. the driver of the pickup is recovering from his injuries. no charges or citations will be issued until the investigation is complete. the family of slain nursing student michelle le is coming together for a new cause. you'll water she disappeared in may from kaiser hospital in hayward. search volunteers later fond her body in september, near sunol. now the family is creating a new support group called mission michelle. the family says mission michelle had help families with

missing loved ones. the occupy santa rosa encampment appears to be getting a bit smaller. the press democrat reports the encampment outside city hall has just about 50 tents down from 100 a few days ago. but the decline comes as police issued vacate notices to people camping without a permit. occupy san francisco is going to hold a rare evening march later today. men's are scheduled to march from union square to justin herman plaza at 9:30 p.m. with an hour long rally following at 10 p.m. and as the epp amount at market continues, some say the larger message of protesting corporate greed and economic innie quality is getting overshadowed by the issue of homelessness. one man recently moved there from an alley in chinatown. >> it's the face of the movement, and it's not the proper face of the movement. it isn't what the movement is about. >> it is a problem for the

city. they why don't they help us? why don't they help rather than condemn? >> mayor ed lee has said camping at the plaza cannot be going on indefinite. a stanford and cal will face off today, one of college football's biggest rivalries. but before the game, students from both schools will come together. students are planning on marching today to stanford stadium to protest police brutality and stand and for civil liberties. the joint demonstration comes after police used questionable force while trying to break up the occupy cal encampment. >> it's a human rights speech to express yourselves, what your opinion against the system. >> it will be an interesting way to unify the two schools on what is normally a day that is -- based off rivalry. >> organizers are expecting 400 stanford and cal students to participate in the pre-big game rally and march. if you live near san jose, you may hear the roar of navy

fighter jets this afternoon. a group of f-18 more nets will be flying around 1:00. san jose state a playing navy and the first meeting, the spartans' final home game of the season.  good morning to you! this morning getting a break in the rain, a break in the clouds, what a beautiful shot here. you can see we've got plenty of sunshine around the bay area because of it, temperatures very, very chilly. they're gasoline to creep just a little bit but still below freezing in santa rosa, 31 degrees. also at patchy dense fog. napa 35 at this hour. so in our valley locations, be prepared for the possibility of poor visibility over the next hour or so. 46 degrees san francisco right now. 44 in oakland. low 40s livermore and san jose. slightly warmer than where we started at right about sunrise, but a lot colder than where we sat yesterday at this hour. cold air continuing to filter in. here's the next storm, already

on the satellite radar. it's going to slide down the coast this direction, bringing more moisture this time around. the last 24 hours we saw from up to 2 ssh 10. this time an inch in some cases. partly cloudy skies to the morning hours, by afternoon we're already dealing with gray skies. by 5 or 6:00 locks look light rain over the bay area. we've got moderate rain into the evening hours. or so, pockets over the north bay. you can see right here off the coast. 8, 9:00, outdoor plans you're going to need that umbrella. windshield wipers will be going by tomorrow morning we're breaking away to scattered showers and sunday looks like at least the second half will be mainly dry. so for today, we're cool, mainly dry for the first half of the day. clouds increasing by the second half. rain returns tonight. showers in the forecast, light to moderate at times ran amounts from half inch to an inch possible around the bay area. 55 degrees expected this afternoon. 56 in oakland. 55 in the city.

low 50s expected at santa rosa. napa. sergeant bay 57. 57 redwood city. 57 degrees this afternoon in santa cruz. here's your extended forecast. zeroing in on your weekend, temperatures cool to the morning hours, rain returning tonight. tomorrow morning then drying out and remain dry. temperatures butch up monday, tuesday. more rain in the forecast for the busy travel day wednesday and thanksgiving day as well. we have your stanford outlook coming up. time is running out for a congressional super committee to reach a deficit reduction deal. who is at risk if the wednesday deadline is not met? and let's take you outside to the san mateo bridge. the sun is shining on this very cold saturday morning. but traffic moving smoothly. time is 8:42. you're watching mornings on 2.

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another woman was seriously hert. a third person suffered minor injuries. a newspaper is reporting that the driver of that u-haul was taken into custody. the investigation continues this weekend after the head woman's basketball coach at oklahoma state and one of his assistants died in a plane crash. kurt budke and miranda serna died on thursday night in a wooded area near the town of perryville. a former oklahoma state senator and his wife were also onboard the plane and died in the the crash. so far the faa is only saying the plane crashed in unknown circumstances. students at oklahoma state are now in mourning. >> more about the football game it's not that important. i mean, it's more important things than sports. >> just walk action cross this morning, everyone was quiet, it's kind of somber. >> several students left remembrance messages yesterday. oklahoma state credits budke for turning arm the women's basketball program. recently fired penn state football coach joe paterno has lung cancer. his son scott says it's treateddable and doctors are

optimistic for a full recovery. paterno was fired last week after 60 years at the university amid a child sex abuse scandal. the ncaa announced yesterday it will look into penn state's institutional control of its program. they want the respond to respond to several questions within the next few weeks. the man at the center of the scandal is jerry sandusky. he has been charged with abusing eight boys in 15 years. the pennsylvania attorney general has said sandusky used his charity, the second mile, to prey on boys. the interim president of that charity says the organization may keep operating or it's possible the children will be transferred to another organization. sandusky continues to maintain his innocence. time for is 8:47. more police force against occupy protestors this, time in portland, oregon. officers on horseback tried to clear protestors away from a

chase bank yesterday but they refused to lead, leaving officers to use pepper spray. >> i don't know how much for big guns but it was sprayed right in my face and i was incapacitated for a half hour. >> protestors also burned dollar bills outside of a bank of america. facebook has identified people after pornographic images on the website. facebook is working to prevent similar attacks in the future. the sis teenager of gnatly wood does not believe the actress fell to her death. she died in 1981, and was was called a boating accident off southern california. three decades later, the los angeles county sheriff's

detectives are reopening the case. now woods' sister believes that woods' husband actor robert wagner may be responsible for her death. >> i know things happen, when there's too much drinking and fighting and -- there again, this is so difficult for me. >> she says the boat's captain told her wagner was involved in woods' plunge into. sea. lana adds that it was probably an accident. detectives say they are not considering wagner as a suspect. in our election 2012 coverage, g.o.p. presidential candidate herman cain appeared in orlando friday and that is where he seemed to blame media for his recent response to libya that brought him some criticism. >> do i agree that they now have a country where you've got taliban and al-qaeda that will be part of the government? do i agree with not knowing

what the government will -- which part was the asking me about? >> on monday they asked cain thoughts on libya and president's response and had difficulty answering the question. he also took his campaign to late night tv appearing on the late show and david letterman grilled him on his 9-9-9 tax plan. >> you don't ennui it means. somebody said who would you so and so be handled on 9-9-9? and you said, i don't know! >> that was one of those obscure questions. >> but you've got to deal with obscurity! i like it, it's clever, 9-9-9. >> he addressed his recent sexual harassment scandal. letterman asked film if allwomen who alleged harassment are lying. he said, yes, they are. while he appeared in florida, rick santorum made a stop in iowa and the former pennsylvania senator decided to eat at godfather's pizza.

her maine cain is the former ceo of godfather's and he gave the pizza a thumbs up, saying good job, herman. newt gingrich made a stop at harvard last night to talk about a new documentary film he recently produced and so pro festers interrupted the discussion. >> office quickly called in security to escort the protestors away and the discussion continued. president obama known to be a big basketball fan now some nba biggest names are coming out in support of his re- election campaign. this is video showing president obama taking in a college fame between duke and georgetown last year. now we've learned several nba players will headline a campaign basketball game fund- raiser next month in washington. tickets will range between $100 and $5,000 for courtside seats. and among the nba stars, ray

allen, and kevin durr ant. the committee in charge of reaching a deficit reduction deal is meeting behind closed doors this weekend. members have until wednesday to figure out how the u.s. government it can save $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. so far members are deadlocked on taxes, and if the committee misses its dead line automatic across the board spending cuts could take place, starting in 2013. those automatic spending cuts could mean big predictions in defense spending and experts say that means a planned missile defense system in europe could distinguish on the chopping block. requirement now the system is planned to keep nato countries in europe safe from a possible iranian account. the economy may be moving in the right direction. the change local restaurants say they are seeing this holiday season. on concerning the medicare part d changes this year. so she scheduled an appointment

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time is 8:55. we want to update you on our top story this morning. berkeley firefighters are still amount the scene of an apartment fire that started more than 12 hours ago. nobody was hurt in the fire at this building that broke out before 9 last night, but the roof collapsed into the fourth floor, and officials are worried that that whole building could come down. so some streets are still closed. that includes telegraph between dwight if channing and haste street between dana. the streets could remain closed

for several deisms. the official white house christmas tree is on its way to the nation's capital. the 18 1/2 foot tree was selected from wisconsin in order for the tree to be the official white house tree it must first win a state contest and then a national contest. wisconsin growers have won the competition seven times sips it began in 1966. the tree will be presented to first lady michelle obama on friday. despite the tough economy, many local businesses plan to celebrated the holidays in style. lulu's restaurant in san francisco is booked for holiday parties almost every day in december. it had seen a 20% increase over the last year while businesses are still concerned about the bottom line. they are splurging this holiday season. >> it looks fantastic. we have more parties in december than we've had even we when first opened. so it's been get. >> and another optimistic sign, ramps and restaurants say

companies are not trying to talk down the price as they have done in the past. a special holiday exhibit back at the san francisco zoo. time for the reindeer romp. reindeers holly, velvet, pepper men and bell returned to the zoo this morning. they will be on display through january 1, san francisco's zoo says it's the only bay area zoo where you can see the reindeer, but it may get wet. >> the weather has been changing this morning. a storm moving faster than we expected. hi, rosemary. that storm moving a little quicker, sitting in the 30s over the north bay and valley locations. 40s around the bay. by noontime, 50s in the forecast. low 50s. it also a cool lunch hour. and for the afternoon, widespread played to upper 50s expected in and around, if you're going out to see our stanford and cal play, bring along the umbrella. looks look scattered showers in the forecast. game time 7:15, and 50 decks

exerted. and it's just going to be a cool day, below normal for this time of year. looks like rain tonight, tomorrow morning begins to break away. scattered showers. then try sunday noon through afternoon through tuesday. if you're traveling wednesday and thanksgiving both look wet. >> 'tis the season. thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. join us at 6:00, and we're always here for you at ktvu.com, and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us. get outside while it's still dry! have a good day!