police move in an broke up a san francisco encampment last night. members of occupy oakland tear down a fence and claim a new encampment. what the family is asking the bay area to do in honor of the fallen police officer. >> good morning. it's sunday, november 20th.

>> rain was still falling out there. how long will it last? let's check in with rosemary. >> the steady heavy rain we saw move through late last night has passed but we are not out of the woods yet. take a look off the coastline we have heavy rain there, even embedded thunderstorms. that will be the call for today. a little sun, a little clouds, showers in between and the threat for thunderstorms. we will take a look at how much rain has fallen and we will take a look at your forecast for sunday coming up. san francisco police department made good on its word to occupy protestors. we have more on how it went down. >> reporter: all along this section of market street where we are standing, there are metal barricades to prevent people from coming and setting up new occupy san francisco

settlements. behind us is the federal reserve building. you can see the tents are now gone after this overnight raid replaced by a dozen or so police officers standing guard making sure no one sets up new tents. the larger san francisco encampment you can see those tents are still up and it is intact this morning. now, this was the scene when the raid on the smaller occupy encampment in front of the federal resenior of building started at 1:00 this morning. it took about 35 minutes and police took down 12 tents that were on the sidewalk in front of the federal reserve. a few occupy supporters tried to maintain their ground by sitting on the sidewalk and not leaving the area but san francisco police say six people were arrested for interfering with officers and resisting

arrest. this morning we have spoken to several members of the occupy san francisco camp and they he will us -- tell us that the mood is one of generally anxiety. they believe it is a sign that this encampment will be brock den down soon. coming up, you will hear from one of the occupy sf in about a half hour from now. religious leaders visiting san francisco for a conference made a silent march. >> they sang songs as they approached the foot of market street in the rain and cold. once at the plaza, speakers

rallied the crowd with messages of support for the occupy movement. the occupy oakland movement has a new encampment. last night protestors marchched through 19th and telegraph, tore down a fence and pitched their tents. it comes after one week after police shut down the old encampment. nearby police officers stood by but reported no arrests. >> i don't think it will stop going up because the movement is too strong and will continue. >> i'm not speaking on behalf of the occupy movement. it wasn't my favorite choice because of neighborhood complaints. >> oakland police say no overnight camping is allowed but they did not take any overnight to clear out the protestors. husband and daughter of oak

land mayor jean kwon participated in the struck. they marched for the november 2nd strike that shut down the port of oakland. the two aren't commenting on the story but a spokesman said her family has a long history of progressive views and the family does not represent her as mayor. members of occupy san jose are trying a new strategy. they are occupying the homes of city leaders. shawn o'kelly pitched a tent in the mayor of chuck read's home. he is best known for climbing a wall at city hall and vowing to stay there for # # days. he -- 99 days. he decided to move because his efforts to reach out to city leaders have gone nowhere. >> sitting on the wall didn't get their attention. we will bring it to people's front yards and stuff. if they don't want to be embarrassed by their neighbors

or called out, let us do what we will do. >> reporter: he left the driveway before 5:30 yesterday afternoon. we have learned another protestor tried to occupy the home of the city manager. the chancellor at u.c. davis is under pressure so resign. the pepper spray incident that has people demanding action. oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting at a house party. it happened before 2:00 a.m. on rockingham court and campus drive near merit college. ems crews could be seen loading the victim into an ambulance. we don't know the exact age of the victim or his condition this morning. but we are told close to 100 people were at the party when the shooting occurred. no word from police on any suspect information. the family of a vallejo police officer killed in the line of duty wants to public to

honor him. officer jim capoot was chasing a suspect bank robber when he was shot and killed. police arrested henry albert smith friday. he is due in court tomorrow. he could face the death penalty if convicted. local leaders will hold a candlelight vigil tonight in front of vallejo city hall and they set up a memorial fund for the family. we are learning more about what may have driven the man suspected of killing officer capoot to the edge. court records found that henry albert smith was in financial trouble. the home where he lived with his wife and three children was recently placed in foreclosure. they had extensive credit card debt and student loan. 8,000 customers were left without power around 9:20 last

night. sonoma's airport and 350 people in fulton were without power. there is no estimation when it will be fully restored. no word why it went out. good morning to you. a few breaks out there in the clouds. we will continue with the showers and these breaks will fire off, perhaps, a few thunderstorms for the afternoon. giving you a look at what is happening out there, the radar is showing us the dark clouds you see over the bay, off the coastline. so many of us are actually getting a break at the moment. we have gray skies but most of the moisture is off the coastline. it will circle through the afternoon and we don't get rid of it until the second half of the day into the evening hours. moderate rain off pacifica, light rain over the north bay and we will continue with this trend because the storm is just offshore. so, the thunderstorms and that

possibility primarily is offshore. but with the surface heating in the afternoon, there comes the threat. here is the center of circulation. the coldest air is south, it will be over los angeles tonight. you will see the showers continue to push south as well but they will be with us the first half of the afternoon as well. by 11:00, spotty showers in the forecast from the east bay over the peninsula. into the afternoon, still over the peninsula, heading to see the 4ers play, bring the raincoat just in case. 3:00 in the afternoon, north bay dry. most of the east bay it is shifting south. tomorrow patchy fog, perhaps dense. 49 in san francisco. 49 oakland. 44 concord. 48 napa. 48 in santa rosa. the temperatures are up from yesterday but we are cloudy and soggy so it feels cool.

54 novato. 57 for oakland. how about the south bay, widespread upper 50s. a mix of sun and clouds. the steady rain has passed but we will leave in the possibility of a thunderstorm and a few scattered showers throughout the afternoon. monday and tuesday troy and fairly mild. temperatures rebound back to the low 60s for the afternoon. a cool start to the morning hours. wednesday, thursday as we have been predicting, showers in the forecast for the busy drive wednesday and thanksgiving looks wet. a look at your 49er forecast coming up in a bit. deadly protests in egypt overnight. what people are angry about a few months after the down fall of the former regime. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪

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good morning. breaks in the clouds this morning. scattered showers remain in the forecast. police in washington, d.c. arrested six protestors after they tried to take over a shut down homeless shelter. they demanded the city reopen it. they say the occupy movement inspired them to take action. police took the protestors into custody. that lead to brief clashes on the street. >> hypothermia season. you see homeless of people getting thongs from churches

and chart dis -- getting things from churches and charities. >> the protestors argue that the community should decide what happens to the old shelter. students are demanding the resignation of the university chancellor after a show of force on campus. hundreds demonstrated outside the chancellor's office. they are upset over the pepper spray incident when police sprayed a group of students that refused to leave the quad. >> so painful. your eyes are in excruciating pain then up your nose. >> i feel bad about what happened to students, the whole incident. it has made it a difficult situation. uc davis faculty association is calling for the

chancellor's resignation. she is expected to address the campus publicly tomorrow. you will find more information at ktvu.com. a man flying out of sacramento airport is facing charges after carrying a gun with him. there were ten rounds of ammunition with the weapon. lawmakers are considering legislation that could impose restrictions on helicopter use in los angeles. that was over the growing number of choppers flying over the city with no regulation. there are dozens of police, firefighter, media, papa razz say in the sky. >> i think people would be stunned to know with all of the regulation of air traffic that

there is no coherent regulatory treatment for helicopters. >> the professional helicopter pilots association says airspace would actually create congestion. the early republican primary contest for the 2012 elections are weeks away. candidates are trying to shore up conservative support. last night there was a thanksgiving family forum. an iowa christian group sponsored the event to talk about a number of issues including their faith. >> take that oath, we are answer able to god. >> somebody's values decide what the congress votes on or the president of the united states will deal with and the question is who's values.

it needs to be our values. >> mitt romney and jon huntsman campaigned in new hampshire. rahm emanuel is spending the weekend in iowa. he has colorful criticism for the g.o.p. candidates. >> their debate was called the thanksgiving family forum which is fitting because i've never seen a greater collection of turkeys. >> he made the comments at a fundraiser for the iowa democratic party. pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. returned home to answer questions about his alleged involvement in a secret memo scandal. he sent a letter to the u.s. asking for help against a possible military take over after osama bin laden was killed in may. there are claims that the memo was written by hakani. he denied that he was behind the memo. in egypt, two people are dead and hundreds of others are

injured as clashes continue. you are looking at video from last night when police could be seen firing tear gas into a square. another police movement is getting under way. protestors are upset over the new proposed constitution because it does not include public overnight for the military. in afghanistan, president hamid karzai addressed the national assembly after it endorsed a long-term security pact with the u.s. the endorsement is leading to a large protest. 1,000 students are blocking a main highway. they are angry because the pact will keep u.s. troops in afghanistan past 2014. in los angeles, protestors belonging to an armenian church is r demanding that they return seven pages from a gospel book. the protestors claim the pages

were stolen in 116 when the turks expelled armenians from present day turkey. they were later passed on to another man who sold them to the get at the in 194. a spokesman denies any wrongdoing. hugh graham is expected to be among those that test in london against the british tabloid for an on going investigation into the way the british public gets its news. it's as a result of the phone hacking scandal news of the world. news of the world is accused of hacking celebrities phones. the man who discover the body of actress natalie wood is speaking out after the reopening of the case. he owns the restaurant wood had her final meal in before she drown during a yacht trip with her husband. that was in 181. he said he thinks the starlet's

death was an accident. >> i think she got up, untied the dingy and was trying to put it across the swim step and she either slipped, maybe the dingy pulled her. >> woods' death was determined to be accidental. los angeles county authorities say they have received new information that lead them to revisit the case. a hawaii hotel is operating as normal after a fire on its roof. it happened friday afternoon at the pacific beach hotel. fir investigators believe it started in an air-conditioning unit in the roof. the hotel was evacuated and firefighters put it out in less than 30 minutes. no one was hurt. one just can't seem to let go. the story of a dog that won't leave his owner's side even though the owner passed away. outside the doors, the fed di rain -- steady rain passed.

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the ground continues to shift in southern california. people that live in san pedro are worried that weekend rain may speed up a landslide that has been moving since september. the ground is slipping about four inches a day dropping chunks of land into the ocean below. the landslide appears to be getting more serious. they are moving sewer lines and utility poles out of the way. the cleanup continues in north carolina after the devastating tornadoes there. jamie rummage is looking for savaging anything from her home. she took helter in the bathtub but most of the possessions were ripped apart. >> we don't know where the headboard and foot bad is. it ripped the sheets and comforter off. it left the mattress.

>> other states record tornadoes in must miss, alabama and georgia. six people were killed. hundreds of car accidents are being blamed on a deadly winter storm in mine munn. 400 sent were counted between noon and kl p.m. yesterday -- 8:00 p.m. yesterday. we are not just experiencing november rain, it's a cold november rain. rosemary, more is heading our way. >> we have snow in our mountains in the sierra. snow will continue to fall through the afternoon. here at home the rain is continuing although we are seeing good breaks. a live look outside the doors. partly to mostly cloudy skies overhead. outdoors today, carry the umbrella because the possibility of scattered showers will continue and even a thunderstorm. light rain on the coastline near san jose. 24-hour rainfall total, so far.

so, preliminary, .2 around hayward. a third in oakland. 1/2 inch santa rosa. sliding south, just shy of a quarter inch san jose. .4 morgan hill. santa cruz mountains, close to an inch there. perhaps an inch before the day is said and done. a chance of showers remaining through 5:00. so, definitely a good idea to bring along the umbrella, at least a garbage badge if that's what you choose to cover you. 57 redwood city. the temperatures are similar to yesterday. we will get a application of sun and clouds. the sun is heating up the surface and bringing along the possibility of thunderstorms for the afternoon with the cold storm continuing south. waking up with patchy fog tomorrow morning. it could be dense in many cases and chillier with the clearing in the overnight hours.

clear skies tomorrow. 60 for the afternoon. low 60s tuesday. wednesday showers returning to the area. if this is a get out of town day for you, check the latest on the forecast. thanksgiving day looks wet. a dog living in china is living up to the title of man's best friend after his owner's death. the owner died earlier this month. the dog has been sitting at the gravesite for weeks and refuses to leave. the villagers say the scene has moved them all. many bring food and water to the dog. they plan to built a kennel for him next to the owner's gravesite. former bart police officer returns to court tomorrow. the lawsuit he is facing that has nothing to do with the oscar grant shooting.

an occupy camp in san francisco is ripped down after police move in overnight. some of those once camping are in jail. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> the main encampment at justin herman plaza is in place. but the encampment in front of

the federal building is gone. >> reporter: up until early this morning, there were two occupy san francisco even campments. the larger one in justin herman plaza and the smaller in front of the federal reserve building hunted us. you can see the smaller is gone. tents and tables were removed. all that is in place are a half dozen police officers standing guard in the area making sure no one comes back. police broke up the federal occupy reserve camp around 1:00 last night. some witnesses tell us as many as 200 officers were there. they took down the tents in front of the federal reserve building. they arrested six people for interfering with the officers. we spoke to a man that was part of the federal reserve camp and he said his tent and sleeping bag were confiscated. >> they came after midnight

when it was raining and we didn't expect them to come. we were setting up tents to protect ourselves. we were tired. they had done this three nights in a row. >> reporter: the larger camp is intact but many are afraid. they believe a raid on that larger camp with about 200 tents could happen any day. in between both camps, if we take you out live, we can show you there are metal barricades set up along the sidewalk on market street to prevent people from setting up and pitching tents in the area. long time activist daniel elsburg is set to speak tonight. we ran into him earlier this week when he joined the occupy cal movement hoping to be

arrested. he was not. he says he is inspired by the young people inspired in the movement but tonight he will caution the protestors. >> that is one of the lessons i would want to pass on, not to think that, well, this hasn't worked, let's go back to violation. violation hasn't worked for thousands of years. people haven't given up on that. >> elsburg is scheduled to speak at 7:30. johan nice mehserle is due back in court tomorrow as part of a police brutality lawsuit. he says they kicked, punched and hog-tied him during an incident at the oakland cossey yum bart station in november of 2008, six weeks before the

fatal shooting of oscar grand. two officers in stockton are on paid administrative leave after they killed a man when he tried to run him over. chp says the two officers tried to pull over a vehicle but that the driver sped off. after a short chase the driver crashed the car. the driver put the car in reverse and drove toward them and the officers fired their weapons. >> it's not easy for us when we have to take someone's life. we have to defend ourself. >> the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. highway patrol says he was on parole and a car was found in the car. police have a sketch of a man they say attempt to kidnap a teenage girl one week adding. a man tried to pull a 17-year- old girl in his car.

she fought the man off and escaped. he is being described as hispanic in his 40s, 5'7" inches tall, 170 pounds. his car was older with paint splotches that may have been covering up rust. the shooting death of a man in oakland has community members calling for peace. >> members of the group save rallied yesterday where 25-year- old foster was shot to death ten days ago. foster spent time at the occupy camp. they want to raise awareness of the toll violence takes on the city. an oakland woman that disappeared earlier this week has been found. i didn't think i didn't think lee -- ying ying lee was record missing when she didn't return

from her college. one city official said it's possible she became part of the occupy movement in oakland. a woman is facing indecent charges for baring all in support of the occupy movement. police saw 52-year-old lori ellen canon taking off her clothes at a downtown intersectionment she was holding a hand made occupy sign. she was arrested after refusing to put her clothes back on. today downtown san francisco art gallery will celebrate the return of a sketch stolen but returned this summer. mark will you go pled guilty to stealing the sketch in july. he is scheduled to be released from custody tomorrow and placed on mandatory super advised probation. he will be extradited to new york to face additional theft charges. firefighters in reno hope to have a wind driven fire

fully con taunted today. that fire started early friday morning and was fueled by near hurricane force winds. 32 homes were destroyed. the winds died down and snow started falling which helped crews get the upper hand. at the height of the fire, 40,000 peoples were evacuated. >> to know some people weren't as lucky and it's heart- breaking. >> just over 2,000 acres were burned. investigators think it was a downed power line that smashed the fire. a berkeley intersection is closed. a fire started before 9:00 friday night at the building on telegraph avenue. it took firefighters six hours to bring the flames under control. the building has been red tagged because engineers say it is structurally unsound. firefighters say the fire may have started in an elevator equipment room. 60 people were displaced.

32 american students are rhodes scholars. five stanford students are among the winners. approximately 80 are selected each year from around the world. it was created in 1902 by the will of cecil rhodes. a while life company is expected to visit a high school tomorrow not there to give it a tack. five rattle sneaks were found in merced county the last three weeks. the school shut down for two days this past week. it's believed all the snakes have been captured and killed but a wildlife company will be on campus tomorrow to search in case. good morning to you. a live look outside the doors. we have plenty of gray out there. some of waking up with a little

bit of sunshine. improving conditions for the afternoon. temperatures will be similar to yesterday afternoon and again this system is still with us through the first half of sunday. take a look at storm tracker. off the coastline, the center of circulation remains off the coast. along the peninsula and the coastline is where we will continue to see most of the rain. it could shift inland. a few lingering showers in the forecast. daly city seeing light rain. petaluma, san rafael, mill valley, sin son beach. the coldest part of the storm is off the coastline. that's where we will see the best possibility of thunderstorms. loit tenge, hail is still a -- lightning, hail is still a possibility. satellite and radar showing the

center of circulation about here. with the sun and the heating for the afternoon, that unstable air mass will be with us for most of the day. sun and clouds today. lingering showers, especially the peninsula and coastline, everything hours we will be drying out. patchy fog, dense fog as we start sunday morning. even quite a bit of a break. by the afternoon, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies a possibility. a few scattered showers in the forecast. it sinks south through the afternoon. before 5:00 we will begin to finally get rid of the storm altogether. 48 in napa. san francisco 49. 50 oakland. 46 in livermore. a cool start. a lot warmer than we were by 5 to 15 degrees. 54 expected for sonoma.

54 in richmond. 56 san dill -- danville. peninsula today 56. extended forecast, we will be dry but temporary. partly cloudy skies low 60s for the afternoon. wednesday and thursday rain back in the forecast for the thanksgiving day holiday. if you are traveling to the sierra, we will take a look at the forecast coming up. pier 39 in san francisco gets into the holiday spirit today. the giant christmas tree will be it will tonight. the celebration begins at 5:30. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends,

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good morning. the steady downpour has passed but active. a few lingering showers mixed with sun and clouds. major league baby could be close whether deciding the move. bug selig will meet with the giants. that meeting is important because the giants hold territorial rights to san jose. the a's have a meeting with seal leg and at the meeting the

team gave a promise that it would expand the proposed stadium. tracy police department is going solar. 66 solar panels were installed. they are expected to be operational in the next few weeks. richmond is considering rezoning an area of land changing it from industrial to wetland. the problem is somebody owns that land and plans to built on it making it -- to build on it making it a rezoning battle. >> reporter: we own about 23 acres. >> reporter: since 1999, joshua envisioned an office park on the property. when the.com bust butt the dreams on hold, he said environmentalists pounced and they want to redesignate it as

open spouse. >> we want to focus on in field development for the community rather than the your ball sprawl that we have seen. >> they want to use this property as a park. that's a public use. the constitution is clear, if you take land for a public use, you have to pay for it. >> reporter: city officials deny they are taking anything and suggest the owners made a bad bet. >> they bought land that would be wanted to build on. now the city is saying we have another vision for what we would like to see the land used for. participate or sell. >> reporter: but he argues it will mean a hit for him and a bargain for the city. >> they want to depress the value so it can be acquired by eminent do metropolitan. >> with allegations of an illegal land grab at scab, this

is likely to be settled in court. if you are in the market for a new car, now might be a good time to buy. there will be plenty of discounts during the holidays. according to true car.com, data from the last several years shows discounts on new cars are the biggest on black friday. many dealerships are trying to sell 2011 models to make way for 2012s. >> it's in the air. we are festive. it's time to buy. >> toyota had a difficult start of the year with production down because of the tsunami in japan. business has picked up. car lovers can get an early look at what is to come at the san francisco international auto show. all of the models from 38 manufacturers are on display at mosconi center. there are 600 cars, coves and

trucks. 17 are electric or hybrid vehicles. the show runs through the 27th. one woman is dead and two others injured after an accident at the harvard-yale football game. a man driving a you at all accelerated and hit three women. police took the man in custody and the yale daily news reports he was a yale undergraduate. the university will perform a full review of policies. police across the country cited occupy protestors and their supporters for illegal camping and apparently honking. denver police are issuing citations to drivers that honk in support of occupy protestors. the department says a car horn should be used in an emergency. >> it's clear that if you hong

your horn in denver you don't get a ticket. the only humans on earth that got a ticket for honking their horns are those supporting occupy denver. three major supermarket chains and their unions agreed to extend the labor contract. it would have run out last night but was extended. safe ways, safe mart are working over pay and benefits. the labor contract was originally supposed to expire in october but it has been extended three different times. sending packages with ups is about to get more expensive. the company says it will raise the price of most shipping services beginning january 2nd. ground shipments are going up six people. air and international shipment rates will be going up nearly 7%. there is good news, ups is

dropping the fuel surcharge, nearly 2% next year. the weekend is not over yet but the latest installment in the twilight movies is making box office history. >> >> broking dawn part one follows bella and edward as they get married. the film had the third biggest opening day in history with a whooping $72 million. harry potter part 2 and the second movie in the twilight series earned more. a woman is facing charges for pretending to be a plastic surgeon.

police in los angeles are searching for a man accused of killing a transgender woman and shooting at another one. about 30 minutes later and a mile away another transgender woman was shot at. investigators believe the same man is responsible for both shootings. a woman in florida is facing charges for injecting a woman with dangerous chemicals during a botched chemical procedure. she pretended to be a doctor and charged $700 for implants. she was injected with a life threatening mix of mineral oil, fix a flat tire sealant. >> she developed pawns. she noticed something was wrong. >> she was treated for pawn and pneumonia. it appears more americans are relying on pills to deal

with mental health problems. the wall street journal reports one in five takes one psychiatric drug up 22% compared to 10 years ago. the review found an increase in adult use of adhd drugs which are normally prescribed for churn. the data is based on claims by medco health solutions. the teen birth rate is down to a record low. the centers for disease control says the numbers fell 9% compared to the year before. the drop was in part caused by improvements in sex education. the oakland mayor's office kicked off the holiday toy drive. thousands submitted applications. organizers expected to serve as many as 2200 families, about 600 more than last year. >> what we are seeing is a new

demographic of first time unemployed folks laid off this year, some working families that have never applied and we have a broader demographic than in the past. >> this is the 32nd year. anyone that wants to help can drop off donated toys. glide memorial church is teaming up with safe way to help feed families. they are hoping to receive 1,000 donated turkeys for the drive. the grocery chain will send $10 holiday grocery bags that can be donated to food banks. a couple of nfl players, martian lunch and josh johnson will hand out free turkeys part of the 5th annual family first

drive. the turkeys will be given out on a first-come first-serve basis at 3:00 this afternoon. the 4ers and raiders are in action. first up the raiders in minnesota to take on the vikings. they have running back adrian better son averaging 94 rushing yards a game and facing an oakland defense that gives up 132 yards per game. 8-1 niners are hosting the cardinals this afternoon. frank left the game after hurting his knee and hobbled by an injured ankle but he will be playing today. you can watch the niner game here on ktvu channel 2 but first the free game show then english football then back to the nfl at 1:00 for the niners and cardinals and, of course, right after the game, stay with us for the point after. it was a big weekend of

upsets in college football with the number 2, 4, 5 and 7 teams going down. stanford went into the big game hoping to avoid the list. they got out to an early lead but cal came back. 10-7 cal he at the end of that one. sanford down 6. gave any powers in from six yards out. 14-13 lead at half. stanford got a # yard touchdown. the bears did not quit. they get two touchdowns in the 4th but stanford hangs on. >> wild game. wild day in college football. rain in palo alto yesterday. rosemary, you mentioned it, will there be rain. >> could be a few showers. bring along something waterproof, umbrella, hat, rain

jacket. snow in the sierras. take a look at i-80 at kingvale. you will need the chains heading up the hill. we have a winter weather advisory in place through 4:00 this afternoon. snow levels down to 3500 feet. 4 to 8 inches expected above 7,000 feet. it's icy, foggy, not a good drive. wait until the afternoon if you do plan on going. at home, the steady rain stopped. take a look at the coastline. we have moderate rain falling over the city. san rafael, pacifica showing good rain. the center of the storm is off the coastline. we could see them approach the coastline. a little lightning possibility. for the most part a mix of sun and clouds. showers will drift south and we will continue to dry for the

afternoon. 57 what you ward. 55 san rafael. the extended forecast, dry monday, tuesday. we weather back in the forecast for wednesday. thursday, thanksgiving day looks wet. if you are looking forward to black friday, friday looks dry. chancellor of uc davis is under pressure to resign after this unity where police pepper prayed a group of protestors on campus.

we are live in san francisco. police broke up one of the two occupy even campments overnight. oakland occupy protestors tear down a fence. a new encampment. remembering a police officer killed in the line of duty, the vigil for vallejo, james capoot.

>> good morning, everyone. we will see some sun today, rosemary has a quick look at the forecast. >> some of us waking up with sun and cloud cover. some of us the rain is still falling, especially on the coastline. take a look at storm tracker. here near pacifica in the city, all reporting light rain. oakland you are dry but some may come in the next half hour or so. the steady rain has wound down. we will see scattered thunderstorms and maybe a thunderstorm that i will detail in a few minutes. police removed about a dozen tents in front of the federal reserve bank. we have details of the

overnight raid. >> reporter: up until early this morning, there had been two occupy san francisco ev campments. a larger one and a smaller one in front of the federal reserve. that is the area you are looking at. you can see the tents are gone. up until about 15 minutes ago there were about a dozen or so police officers standing guard making sure no one tried to reestablish a camp but about 15 minutes ago the police officers left. overnight police broke up the camp about 1:00 this morning when they came. at least 100 officers were there. some witnesses say there were close to 200. police took down a dozen tents in front of the federal reserve sidewalk and some tried to hold their ground sitting on the walk and avoiding arrests. but that didn't work. the officers arrested six

people for interfering with the officers as he they tried to dismantled the camp. we spoke to a man part of the camp the past month. he said his tent and sleeping bag were confiscated. he said even if they didn't have tents, police would have made them leave anyway. >> they want to make it about something else, the tents or some other issue. it's that we are actually protesting and they are preventing us from protesting. >> we take a walk through the larger occupy san francisco camp and it is still intact this morning. there are about 200 tents out there. many believe a raid on the larger encampment could happen any day. in between both camps, police set up the metal barricades.

occupy san francisco supporter we talked to said he believes that even though there are these barricades that the group will regroup. he said they can't put up the barricades everywhere. religious leaders visiting san francisco for a conference made a light nightmare. >> they sang songs as they approached the foot of market street in the rain and cold. once at the plaza, speakers rallied the crowd with messages of support for the occupy movement. the occupy oakland movement has a new encampment. last night protestors marchched through 19th and telegraph, tore down a fence and pitched their tents on the city owned plot of

land. it comes after one week after police shut down the old encampment. nearby police officers stood by but reported no arrests. >> i don't think it will stop going up because the movement is too strong and will continue. >> i'm not speaking on behalf of the occupy movement. it wasn't my favorite choice because of neighborhood complaints. >> oakland police say no overnight camping is allowed but they did not take any overnight to clear out the protestors. we are learning that the husband and daughter of oakland mayor jean participated in the strike. they marched for the november 2nd strike that shut down the port of oakland. the two aren't commenting on the story but a spokesman said her

family has a long history of progressive views and the family does not represent her as mayor. students at uc davis are demanding the resignation of the chancellor. hundreds of students demonstrated outside the chancellor's office upset over friday's pepper spray incident. a group were sprayed refusing to leave the campus quad. >> your eyes are in excruciating pain then up your nose and you start choking. >> i personally feel bad about what happened to students and the whole incident. it has made it a difficult situation. >> the uc davis faculty association is calling for the

chancellor's resignation. the family of a vallejo police officer killed in the line of duty wants to public to honor him. officer jim capoot was chasing a suspect bank robber when he was shot and killed. police arrested henry albert smith friday. he is due in court tomorrow. he could face the death penalty if convicted. local leaders will hold a candlelight vigil tonight in front of vallejo city hall and they set up a memorial fund for the family. we are learning more about what may have driven the man suspected of killing officer capoot to the edge. court records found that henry albert smith was in financial trouble. the home where he lived with his wife and three children was recently placed in foreclosure. they had extensive credit card debt and student loan. oakland police are

investigating an overnight shooting that happened before 2:00 a.m. on rockingham court and marist drive. ems crews could be seen loading the victim into an ambulance. we don't know the age of the victim. we are told close to 100 people were at the party when the shooting occurred. pg&e says a natural gas pipeline that ruptured during pressure testing will be back in service this week. leaks were found two weeks ago. another portion of the pipe in south san francisco is being retro identified. this is the same transmission lune that ex-proceeded last year 8,000 customers were left without power around 9:20 last night. sonoma's airport and 350 people in fulton were without power. . we spoke to pg&e but there is no word on what caused

the good morning to you. outage. rain falling over san francisco. you can see it there. winds are between 5, 10, perhaps 15 miles per hour. soggy and cool and wet. that's how we start our sunday. go inland, we have partly cloudy, mostly cloudy skies. this storm is still with us. while the steady rain passed, we are not likely to see it again, we will see showers the first half of the day. let's get in closer. you can see the rain near the coastline. the center of circulation is off the coast and continuing to slide south. it will take the rain with it but through the morning hours it's right here. the coldest air is off the coast. when it moves inland it starts to fall apart a bit. the possibility of lightning, thunder and hail will be with

us. daly city, south san francisco in the city light rain, moderate rain falling, sausalito into santa rosa light rain. crossing the bridges you will have wet conditions. slick roads outside this morning. near the coast line, the peninsula go inland and your chance for rain indecreasing. satellite and radar showing the center of circulation right there. it will continue to move south. expected to be over los angeles tonight. love this model. it shows you what is going on. not a lot of rain, clouds and sunday and shoes stour -- moisture. by 5:00 it shifts out of the way and good conditions monday

and tuesday. today sun, clouds, showers a possibility, a few lingering and thunderstorms in some areas. warmer than yesterday morning. we are dealing with milar for t afternoon. upper 50s in the forecast. 56 san francisco. extended forecast, dry monday and tuesday. more wet weather for wednesday. the big driving day. thanksgiving day is looking quite wet. tabloids on trial. the famous names scheduled to testify.

>> good morning. sunshine peaking through the clouds. 47 degrees. police in los angeles are searching for a man that shot a transgender woman. about 30 minutes later another transgender woman was shot at during an attempted robber. investigators believe the same

man is responsible. police in washington, d.c. arrest six protestors who tried to take over a homeless shelter that was shut down. they say the occupy movement inspired them to take the action. police quickly moved in and took the protestors into custody. >> we have hypothermia season. homeless people getting services from the churches and charities but not the city. >> they argue the communities should decide what happens to the old shelter. a man is facing charges after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on bag. it was spotted during a row tune security check. there were ten rounds of alicia

ammunition. lawmakers may consider regulation on the number of helicopter's in use in los angeles. that was over the growing number of choppers flying over the city with no regulation. there are dozens of police, firefighter, media, paparazzi in the sky. >> i think people would be stunned to know with all of the regulation of air traffic that there is no coherent regulatory treatment for helicopters. >> the professional helicopter pilots association says airspace would actually create congestion. law enforcement aircraft would be exempt if it's passed. the busy holiday season is under way. if you are flying, you probably expect to pay to check your luggage. casey siegel has word that the

checked baggage fees will go up. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. terminal three at los angeles international airport is quiet at this hour. we are heading into one of the business yeast travel seasons -- busiest travel seasons of the year, thanksgiving and passengers will be shelling out a lot of dow. first of all, last year, we spent, $3.4 billion on checked baggage fees alone according to the u.s. bureau of transportation statistics. it's more than five times higher than what we paid three years ago. those travel experts say the charge is how struggling airlines are boosting the bottom line and they aren't going away any time soonment that is last year's number. it's predicted to be higher in 2011. >> they are trying to mauck a

profit. but the fees in the last quarter just reported wracked up 1 1/2 billion dollars in fees. that doesn't count the fees like get on the plane early fees or pillows and blanket fees. >> what do the airlines say? we reached out to the air transport association, a trade group and a spokesperson decleaned to speak to us on -- declined to speak to us on camera. it shows with the rising price of fuel and other factors, airfare alone is not enough to keep the airlines out of the red. the organization says that the general cost of operating an air lune has more than doubled -- airline has more than doubled, a time when an airline reported a loss of about $60

billion. get your pocket books ready if you are traveling by air, thanksgiving, christmas or new year's it will be expensive. pakistan's ambassador to the united states has returned home to answer questions about his alleged involvment in a secret memo scandal. pakistan's president allegedly sent a memo to the united states asking for help against a possible military take over after osama bin laden was killed in may. there were claims that it was written by hucani. he denied the allegation that he was behind the memoment he offered to resign to end the controversy. in egypt, two people are dead and hundreds of others are injured as clashes continue. you are looking at video from last night when police could be seen firing tear gas into a square. another police movement is

getting under way. protestors are upset over the new proposed constitution because it does not include public overnight for the military. in afghanistan, president hamid karzai addressed the national assembly after it endorsed a long-term security pact with the u.s. the endorsement is leading to a large protest. 1,000 students are blocking a main highway. they are angry because the pact will keep u.s. troops in afghanistan past 2014. hugh grant is expected to be among those that testify in london against the british tabloid for an on going investigation into the way the british public gets its news. it's as a result of the phone hacking scandal news of the world.

news of the world is accused of hacking celebrities phones. the man who discover the body of actress natalie wood is speaking out after the reopening of the case. he owns the restaurant wood had her final meal in before she drown during a yacht trip with her husband. he said he thinks the starlet's death was an accident. >> i think she got up, untied the dingy and was trying to put it across the swim step and she either slipped, maybe the dingy pulled her. >> woods' death was determined to be accidental. los angeles county authorities say they have received new information that lead them to revisit the case. a hawaii hotel is operating as normal after a fire on its roof. it happened friday afternoon at the pacific beach hotel. fires investigators believe it started in an air-conditioning unit in the roof.

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people who live in san peed do are worried that weekend rain may speed up a landslide. chunks of land are dropping into the ocean below. the landslide appears to be getting more serious. work crews are trying to move city pipes, waterlines and utility poles out of the way. hundreds of car accidents are to blame on 400 accidents between noon and 8:00 p.m. yesterday. conditions were so bad two squad cars got in accidents. >> snow in minnesota and here. it looks like 80 the last 24 hours. >> yes, we continue with scattered showers in the forecast, maybe the possibility of a few thunderstorms. the study rain that we saw last night is off to the south. it will move to the south. san rafael can't see a thing.

plenty of raindrops on the lens. we are tracking a couple of radars. this is sacramento. this is down south. it depends which one you are tracking. looks like good rain over san rafael. we showed it to you a moment ago, we are seeing steady rain it doesn't look this heavy. the possibility of moderate rain. the center of the storm is off the coastline. when we get the heating into the afternoon thunderstorms are a possibility. 1/2 inch in santa rosa. a third of an inch in oakland. .3 in san francisco. sun and clouds in store. similar to yesterday. it will be a cool day.

a mix of sun and clouds. extended forecast, dry monday, tuesday. wednesday, thursday we are looking for the holidays. we have showers in the forecast for the big drive. a lot of people on the roads. expect the rain and wet weather through the weekend. many families in the bay area will get help with thanksgiving dinner. the families of leshan run itch and josh johnson will hand out free turkeys part of the family first turkey drive. the turkeys will be given out on a first-come first-serve basis at 3:00. san francisco police move in on one of the city's occupy camps. johannes mehserle is going back to court.

police and protestors meet overnight in san francisco. one of the occupy camps is gone. welcome back to mornings on 2. san francisco police removed the tents. we will get to that story in a moment. first developing news in oakland. police are confirming that they have moved in okay the oakland occupy camp that went up yesterday night near the fox

theater. protestors are being cooperative and taken down the tents. we got word when an occupy protestor tweed that police gave them a 20 minute warning to leave the area. we have a crew on the way and will bring you developments as we get them. overnight, san francisco police made good on their word to he evacuate protestors camping out on market street. officers could be seen standing guard. officers arrested six protestors. the raid comes days after the city issued eviction notices. members of occupy san jose are occupying the home of the

mayor. he decided to move because his efforts to reach out to city leaders have gone nowhere. >> sitting on the wall didn't get their attention. we will bring it to people's front yards. if they don't want to be embarrassed by their neighbors, let us do what we will do. >> reporter: o'kelly left the driveway before 5:30 last night. we have learned another protestor tried to occupy the home of the city manager. a sandle light vigil will be held to honor james capoot. he was chasing a bank robbery suspect when he was shot and killed thursday. police charged henry albert smith with the crime. he is due in court tomorrow. police set up a memorial fund for his family. two highway patrol officers

in stockton are on paid administrative leave after they killed a man when he tried to run him over. chp says the two officers tried to pull over a vehicle but that the driver sped off. after a short chase the driver crashed the car. the driver put the car in reverse and drove toward them and the officers fired their weapons. >> it's not easy for us when we have to take someone's life. we have to defend ourself. >> the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. highway patrol says he was on parole and a gun was found in the vehicle. johannes mehserle is due back in court as part of a lawsuit. kenneth carothers is suing bart, mess seri and four other officers. they say they kicked, punched and hog-tied him in november of

2008. that was about six weeks before the fatal shooting of officer grant. firefighters in reno hope to have a wind driven fire fully contained today. that fire started early friday morning and was fueled by near hurricane force winds. 32 homes were destroyed. the winds died down and snow started falling which helped crews get the upper hand. at the height of the fire, 4,000 homes were threatened. thousands of evacuations were allowed to return home. >> to know some people weren't as lucky and it is just heart- breaking. >> more than 2,000 acres burned. investigators think it was a downed power line that sparked the fire. a berkeley intersection is closed after a five-alarm fire destroyed an apartment building before 9:00 friday night at the building on telegraph avenue

and haste street. it took first six hours to bring the flames under control. the building is red tagged because engineers say it's unsound. it may have started in an elevator equipment room. 60 people were displeased. investigators released the sketch of a man wanted for an attempted kidnapping one week ago. he tried to pull a 17-year-old into his car. the girl fought the man off and escaped. he is described as has panic, 150 pounds and clean shaven with slick black hair. his car was older with paint splotches that may have been covering up rust. the shooting death of a man has community leaders calling for peace. >> members of the group safe rallied at the corner of 14th and broadway where he was shot

to death ten days ago. foster spent time at the occupy camp. the group wants to raise awareness of the toll violence takes on the city. an art gallery will celebrate the return of a sketch stolen this summer. mark lugo pled guilty to stealing the quarter million dollar sketch in july. he is scheduled to be released from custody tomorrow and placed on mandatory probation. major league baseball could be close to deciding whether the oakland a's can move to san jose. fox sports reports bug selig will meet with the san francisco giants in the next two weeks. that is important because the giants hold territorial rights to san jose. the a's had their meeting with selig earlier this month and they reportedly gave a promise

that it would expand the proposed stadium. there are reports of mayor league contract includes human growth hormone testing. baseball's labor contract includes a raise in the league's minimum salary to $480,000 a year. 32 american students are rhodes scholars. they were selected from more than 800 applicants. five stanford students were among the winners. approximately 80 are selected each year from around the world. it was created in 1902 by cecil rhodes. good morning to you san francisco dealing with light to moderate rain this morning. a slick road on the bridge. if you have an early morning drive, take it easy.

we will have scattered showers in the forecast today. sunshine in areas and the combination of the two, sometimes not so good. taking a look at the north bay, you can see light to moderate rain. tracking this, it looks like the sacramento radar is picking this up. down south is not as heavy. we have good rain falling into san rafael. we could have a possibility of hail, thunderstorm over head near terra linda. this will be the case for the north bay until 9:00 or so. the storm is shifting south. satellite and radar, put it into motion, the center of circulation is off the coastline. it will move south. as it does, it will take the scattered shown with it. but the possibility of thunderstorms remain in the

forecast, primarily on the coastline. a few inland sprinkles but the shower possibility will move out throughout the afternoon. for the afternoon, left over rain, hit or miss. then more sunshine toward the second half of the afternoon. by tonight, we clear out good. that will lead to patchy fog. noontime, we are still soggy around the area. it's not steady. we will see sun in between. by 2:00 north bay, east bay looking dry. it's shifting south. the second half a good possibility for a thunderstorm to pop up. forecasted highs like yesterday. 57 oakland. widespread upper 50s for the south bay. more sunshine, it should feel nicer out there. it could be breezy. that will make it feel cool. monday and tuesday is dry. chillier than what we see now because of the clearing of the

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good morning. san jose this morning. a little sunshine and scattered showers in the forecast today. if you are just joining us, we are following breaking news. oakland police have confirm that they are moving in to the occupy camp near the fox theater. protestors tell us that police gave them a 20 minute warning early this morning. when we talked to police, they tell us that the protestors are

cooperative in taking down the tents at 19th and telegraph. they moved in there last night. police told them they would not' allowed to set up overnight. police are trying to get them to move out. our crew just arrived on scene. one woman is dead and two others are injured after a bizarre accident at the what sard-jail football game. a man driving beer kegs into the tailgating area suddenly accelerated and hit the three women. the yale daily news reports it was an undergraduate at yale. the university plans to perform a full review of policies relating to tailgating before athletic events. a transgender woman nerissa witherspoon man in florida is accused of injecting a woman with chemicals during a botched

procedure. the woman was injected with a life threating mix of mineral oil, super glue and fix a flat tire sell land. >> she developed pains in her abdomen. >> the woman was treated. she is being charged with practicing without a license. a wildlife company is expected to visit a central valley high school. five rattle snakes have been found in the last three weeks. the school shut down for two days this past week. it's believed all the snakes captured but they will search tomorrow in case. police across the company have cited protestors, now

apparently honking. denver police are shishing citations if you -- issuing citations. >> if you hong your morning in denver, you don't get a ticket. >> seattle police reportedly started cited drivers in honk in support. we want to go back to the breaking news. there is allie who just arrived at the scene. what are you seeing? >> reporter: they are pushed into this intersection, 19th and -- looking at the sign. something memorial. this is the intersection adjacent to the new lot that

they set up yesterday afternoon. as of 8:00 this morning there were about 1 to two dozen tents in this empty lot. it's owned by the city of oakland. as of around 8:00 this morning, police blocked off the streets in the area. then we saw a row of about 100 or so police officers start at the far end of the empty lot and gave several orders to the protestors that camping was illegal, they would have to remove their tents. some of the protestors heeded the warnings. most did. there were only two tents that police physically broke downment police little by little over the course of a half hour moved in a line across the empty lot and made their way out to the outskirts of the plaza and that's where things stand. there are about 100 officers on the outside of the -- outline

of the perimeter and across this intersection, that's where they were pushed back to and that's where they are remaining. >> all right. thank you. that's the latest from the occupy encampment in oakland. stay with ktvu for more on the breaking news. well, three major supermarket chains and their unjohns agreed to ex--unions agreed to extend their contracts. safe way, rallies and leaders of the united food and commercial workers are negotiating over pay and benefits. sending packages with ups is about to get more expensive. the he company will raise the price of most shipping services begin january 2nd. ground shipments go up 6%.

air and international shipment rates are going up nearly 7%. there is good news, ups is dropping the fuel surcharge by up to 2% next year. if you are in the market for a new car, now might be a good time to buy. car dealers say there will be incentives during the upcoming holidays. data from the last several years shows discounts on new cars are the biggest on black friday. >> people are lined up at the shopping malls. it's in the air. we are in the mood if they are in the mood. >> toyota had a difficult start to the year but says business has picked up which is a possible sign that the auto try continues to recover. car lovers can get an early look at what is to come at the

auto show today. all the latest models from 38 manufacturers are on display at mosconi center. 17 are electric or high presented. the show runs through the 27th. the holiday spirit continues to spread in san francisco. the big christmas tree that will be lit tonight.

pier 39 gets into the holiday spirit today. the tree will be lit tonightment the 60-foot tall tree will be lit at 5:30. oakland mayor's office kicked off the toy drive this weekend. a long line outside of city hall yesterday morning to submit applications to receive donate toys for christmas. organizers expect to serve 2200 families. >> we are seeing a new demographic of first time unemployed folks laid off this year. some working families that have never applied.

we have city staff struggling and a broader demographic than in the past. >> this is the 32nd year of the holiday toy drive. anyone who wants to help can drove off at fire stations and libraries. they are teaming up with safe way stores to feed. they hope to get 1,000 turkeys. they will sell $10 holiday grocery bags that can be donated to food banks. the latest twilight movie made box office history. >> breaking down part one follows bella and edward as they get married. it had third biggest day in

opening. only harry potter and deathly hallows earned more. number 2, 4, 5 and 7 teams went down. stanford went into the big game hoping to avoid the list. they got out to an early lead but cal came back. 17-yard score and the lead, 10- 7. tyler gave any powered in for a six yard touchdown. in the second half, stanford got breathing room with a 9- yard touchdown. and a 28-13 lead. the bears narrowed the gape but stanford hangs on with a 31-28 victory. 49ers and oakland are in action today. minnesota brings a 2-7 record but they have adrian peterson and will be facing an oakland

defense that gives up on average 132 yards per game. 8-1 49ers host the cardinals. gore says he will be playing today as the niners look to get closer to a division championship. you can see the 49ers game on ktvu but first the pregame show at #k then a little english -- 9 then a little english football. then stay with us for the point after. >> many of you maybe heading to that game and want to know should i bring the jacket. rosemary, you recommend yes? >> bring it along just in case. scattered showers and thunderstorms will be tapering off. we have active rain moving on

shore from the sonoma coastline into novato into san kay crews. we -- santa cruz. the possibility of a little hail in addition to the thunder and lightning and gusty conditions. satellite and radar shows you how the storm continues to move to the south. widespread 50s in the forecast. we are getting a little bit of sunshine. we are dry monday and tuesday but the big travel day will be a wet one. thursday, thanksgiving day will be soggy. friday looks good if you are out shopping. >> that's important. >> if you are flying in or out -- >> could be treacherous. another look live at 19th and telegraph at oakland where police moved in on the newest occupy. stay with us on ktvu and

ktvu.com for the latest on the developing situation. >> it looks calm right now. we will bring you more online at ktvu.com and a full report at 5:00. then, of course, you can connect with us on facebook and twitter. that will do it for us on this sunday morning. thank for joining us. have a great day.