are due to extend end of the year. political analysts say the state has become more conservative since then. recent polls shows if the election were held today, mitt romney will beat president barack obama by 10% and they are the first to hold in the nation primary by january 10th. >> we have a moral responsibility not to spend more than we take in... >> mitt romney is hitting the air waves with a new ad. this one minute television commercial is the first they are airing in the early primary state. the ad criticizes president barack obama's handling of the economy and it is scheduled for january 10th. a former resident of vallejo in connection with the disappearance of her five-year- old daughter is due in an arizona court today. jessie vanished from her

family's home while being cared for by three siblings. they arrested hunter related to the missing child. >> i can tell you with the information that has come to our investigators in the past few days, we do not believe it will be likely that we will find jessie alive. >> now miss hunter said she had nothing to do with her daughter's disappearance. she was convicted of child abuse on her other children and served four years in prison. los angeles park rangers are on patrol yesterday, a couple pulled over while driving a stone leap -- stolen vehicle. they were caught and the man broke free and drove the suv.

he was pursued speeds reached more than 100 miles per hour. now the suspect finally stopped and surrendered because he needed medical attention after being shot. sal, are you taking care of contra costa county? >> yes, right at pleasant hill road, we will circle it, dumptruck and a couple of other cars are involved in a crash here and traffic is backing up from walnut creek heading west so this affects you so give yourself plenty of time. we will get a picture of that and i think we can do that in just a few minutes. i would circle highway 4 which is slow. westbound bay bridge, this traffic is backed up to the toll plaza. and northbound 280 looks good around the corner to highway 17, let's go to steve.

there is some rain north of ukiah and the sun is almost here, look at that. it took me a half hour to get that color just right. there is also fog out towards 880 and sacramento valley and for us, higher clouds and partly sunny skies, partly cloudy skies, an 8th of visibility and that's cold when you get that valley fog. it is hard to bulging. i think it will look good but it will arrive thanksgiving morning. cold but a little warmer for some, oakland fremont, sun and clouds, rain makes it thursday morning and after that things can be quiet on the 7 days and

except for the weekend it will be sunny and warmer. unfortunately most of it is because of inflation. 88% of shoppers asked said they will spend the same or less than last year. only 6% said they plan for an extravagance shopping this year. many stores are taking steps to bring in as many customers as possible. they are worth about hundred dollars to a limited amount of shoppers who pay $40 on merchandise. and several best byes will show the latest of harry potter for people who are willing to wait in line on thanksgiving. super bowl shopping is almost here and how many are

trying to get the jump on black friday. thanksgiving is coming early and why they have a certain warrior to thank for the meal. the crash we were talking about has been cleared and traffic is moving nicely over to oakland, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather coming up. stay tuned. state farm. this is jessica.

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. good morning, traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza looks good and it is off to san francisco with no major problems. in los angeles, a holiday tribute to old blue eyes. frank sinatra's daughters helped light the tree and are celebrating the best of the best just in time for the holiday, a remastered version of a jolly christmas from frank sinatra. it is not stopping wright from helping the city. the city was not able to raise enough money to cover the cost

of the dinner so the nba player wright paid for the dinner and covered the cost. a lot of shoppers include stores like best buy and they started offering black friday deals this week. >> they will be offering deals that are only good specifically at midnight but there are a lot of deals that are ready now. they are using twitter, facebook you tube and that's because they know they are in direct competition with digital media which is open 24 hours a day even on the holidays. even two months of captivity and clean up, 49 blue penguins are on their own

again. penguins are released on a beach in new england. the birds seemed happy to be back in the water. cute little guys, they are just some of the survivors after a cargo ship ran last month. how the community is coming together to remember a fallen marine. santa rosa police here took down some of the tents but there are still quite a few tents still standing and they will be allowed to stay here, we will explain why. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney...shop jcp.com

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. welcome back, they are ringing the opening bell in new york, it looks like a bit of a recovery this morning plus the dow jones industrial average dropped 250 points yesterday

and lot of the uncertainties around the world are still here and they are reacting to the super committee regarding the u.s. debt but it looks like a slightly higher opening and we'll see what happens throughout the day. good morning, it is tuesday november 22nd, i am dave clark. >> time now 6:30. police gave the occupied encampment a makeover and here is more on why police are removing some of the tents, allie? >> reporter: that makeover continues and we have seen three city trucks which are in the cleanup phase of the encampment. there is about 100 police officers still standing guard and you can see there are guys

in yellow vests and they will did over to where the end calmment left abandoned property. you can see there is an old couch, some tarps and some tents still flattened but behind all that, you can see there are 18 tents still standing and they will be allowed to stay here. it was just a partial sweep and they started a protest for people who wanted to stay outside legally, those tents are from protesters who had permits but police did not do anything to them, because they have permits. they came to evict the protesters who -- evict the -- they came to evict the protesters who did not have

permits. >> everybody complied and left the area so we have no arrests and it has gone very smoothly this morning. they had 60 tents, however over the weekend the number the windelled to 40 tents but they have seen an increase and they have responded to more than 100 calls and in the last month they made 73 arrests at this camp in front of city hall. you are looking at the intersection where there are a number of police officers at the intersection and there are city trucks and city workers working to clear away some of the abandoned property and some of the stuff left behind some of those occupierers who did not leave the scene. though permits expire on november 30th so the city is not issuing any new permits so the program has been suspended

and it is unclear what will happen a week from now. police may be back out here if those permits are not renewed. time now 6:33 occupied protesters are waking up in what they are calling a new home. they just set up camp in the oakland library and they are here to tell us why they picked that location. tara? >> reporter: they plan to occupy this spot after seeing a list of foreclosed properties. this house behind me, the gray one is the one that just slipped into foreclosure according to protesters and this is the lawn where the tents have been pitched. there are ten of them in total. we are on the corner of 8th and linden and we have seen a lot of people coming by here honking in support. demonstrators say they have received permission from the homeowner to be here and they

are peaceful except cheering on the protesters remarking on how appropriate this protester is. >> we are not in a park, we are at somebody's house that bailed out and we got sold out. >> reporter: now the last encampment they took down was the one at snow park which happened yesterday morning. mayor jean quan said camps can no longer be tolerated because they are putting a strain on local businesses. they say they hope this idea starts to take root nationwide. they say it is a win-win, they are drawing attention to the people being forced out 99% as opposed to the bank who are doing the foreclosing. live in oakland tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a vigil will be held for a

fallen u.s. marine from danville. lance corporal roll josh coral known as koci, they were met by hundreds of friends and supporters. friends say he had been overseas just two months doing a dangerous job as a mine sweeper. >> he did that job day in and day out and in order to do that you have to be a strong person. it takes value and nobody did it better than he did. >> and from the high school in 2010, he was a star athlete, one of 12 who went into the military. tonight's vigil starts at 1:00 in danville's pope hill park. two have been killed in afghanistan and the other service member was killed

roadside bombing. both deaths happened yesterday and we have no other details so far. a novato nursing home is under quarentine because of an outbreak. several people have fallen sick since november 6th. according to the independent journal, family and friends are not allowed to visit. residents are asked to stay in their room and neurovirus can cause nausea vomiting and other serious problems. they are blaming sugary drinks for high obesity rates in san pablo. he said san pablo low has one of the highest childhood obesity rates and they live within walking distance of vendors. they are calling for family to make healthier choices.

brian hickey is on the campus with the student's latest protest from some peaceful demonstrators, good morning brian. >> reporter: you may recall the students pepper spraying was all over the campus and i can tell you this morning students are back on the requested a. some -- quad, some 50 students continue here where they say there are 5 students per tempt some of them -- tents some of them doing homework still trying to facility work in the facilitate working in the classrooms and police spraying students in the faces in the wake of that, they are calling for a full investigation by the attorney general's office and a complete review of police procedures also calling for the

resignation of the chancellor if they are not met. the pepper spray, in talking with some of the students this morning, they say their plans go through the week well through the holiday as they continue and next they will protest higher tuition fees. time now 6:38 a sal, we have a crash on the san mateo bridge, what happened? we have a new reported crash westbound 92, reporting a tanker truck now blocking all the lanes on the san mateo bridge so i want to show the san mateo bridge here and see as we got rid of the super there -- or actually it is there now, westbound 92, that would be way off in the distance and it is reported to be blocking all three lanes, so

we will let you know what happens here. they are sending emergency crews right now. let's look at the toll plaza, that is backed up for a 10 to 15 minutes drive. this is a look at some of the incidents, 80 still looks good from vallejo to rich mop. we have partly cloudy, some of that can breathe about an 8th, rain up to the north, a couple of reports coming in from mendocino county due to the cloud cover and if we didn't have the cloud cover we would be colder. the system will a line itself and will weaken considerably, it will probably rain thanksgiving morning. it will slow down as well and today we get partly cloudy skies, partly sunny skies, you

can see the rain line stretching from mendocino and lake county but i don't think it will go any further south than that. there is an 8th of visibility with fog which is truly cold. cloud cover is keeping much of the other areas down and otherwise we would be colder than that. the tail end will split but the last couple of systems have produced rain. this is your cloudy rain forecast that keeps everything in mendocino today. now we will have some partly cloudy but this will take us into tomorrow. wednesday night starting to move don't be surprised if it slows down. there will be some rain though,

the last two systems by the forecast model were terrible. fog sun, mild partly cloudy, partly sunny, a few upper and lower 60s. downtown oakland 63, same for gilroy, same for the santa clara valley and benefit of an easterly breeze even on the coast, north bay east bay can struggle to get out of the upper 50s. i think it will be rather mild on wednesday and then clouding wednesday, it will clear out thursday into friday want your weekend in view, sunny, dry and warmer. all right, sounds good. 6:41 is the time right now, the deal that made one lawmaker so

mad this morning, he set off tear gas. police in san francisco are keeping a close eye on occupied san francisco, why the encampments day's may be numbered. problems on the san mateo bridge, stay with us, we will follow the progress.

. about 10 tents went up last night at the lawn of a house going through foreclosure. they say they have permission from the current property owner and supporters. showing the new bay bridge is safe and structurally sound. cal transrecently fired somebody. they could soon be banned at all retail stores and restaurants. a 10-cent fee could be added to bag a store hands out. there are growing signs that police are getting ready

to move in. ktvu channel 2 news' kraig debro has been there since early this morning, kraig, what is happening right now? >> reporter: i can tell you there is resolve and no worry at occupied fs o, you can see people are starting to mill around and we spoke to a police sergeant who knows nothing about a possible raid but would not be told about a raid until literally the last possible minute. the reason is to keep the word from spreading to members of the movement. and the threat of a police raid seems to be intimidating campers and there are talks that their days are numbered. they have one at tell graph and 19th avenue are some of those indications gone too is the original encampment at 101

market street. >> what the police do outside of this camp is their only thing and i think the atmosphere and moral here is very high. until last night it was a turning point for the camp in a positive direction and it seems something more positive happens at this camp. >> there is -- >> reporter: there is still not a lot of dialog but zimmerman said there was conflict among themselves but it has strengthened their resolve to take in the plaza. i asked about any change with regard to health and safety but we have information that police holidays have been canceled for today and we think that could be an indication that something could happen and soon. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> kraig, before you go, i am just curious, i think some of the pressure may be coming from the city to kickoff the holiday

shopping season and this could keep people away from the ferry building and it could hurt the local economy. >> i'm sure, that is a very important point you make there, but when police might move in is still a little bit of a mystery. >> all right, kraig, we will keep checking in with you this morning. they just approved a free trade agreed with the united states. look at this, one angry opposition lawmaker set off tear gas inside parliament. you can see lawmakers wiping their eyes after that tear gas was released. the man who did it was then forced out of the chamber, security guards took him out and all of this happened just minutes before the free trade agreement was approved. they are looking for the pilot who landed a twin engine

plane filled with marijuana. the plane had a broken missing nose gear which forced it to skid off and the pilot and any passengers had already escaped. they had no information this plane was even expected to land there. they are now checking the i.d.s of anybody who comes near the airport just incase somebody is trying to get back those drugs. opening statements, for the new trial in san francisco. messily and four other officers are accused of the beating at bart station six weeks before the fatal shooting of grant. they filed a civil rights lawsuit in this case. messily is expected to be in court during the entire trial and he could testify next week. well, it is a parking idea

that will anger a lot of shoppers in the city and the days of businesses offering free parking in san francisco will be over. we will have that on mornings on 2, that is coming up at 7:07 don't miss it. sal is following a crash, how is it looking, sal? >> this crash involves one vehicle on the bridge, it's on the shoulder, it is a crash but no injuries. they are trying to get this rather large vehicle, it is a truck with a broken axle, it will cause some delays which is good news for you if you use the san mateo bridge. you could use some but it's not going to be a huge crash. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that traffic is backed up to a 10 minute wait.

6:51 let's go to steve. thank up sal, i had a nice tweet from somebody about coastal fog and that's when you get the rain and long nights and coastal temperatures and that fog can set in and in fact we are getting reports from brentwood, once it sets up, it is hard to bulging. by the coast it will be partly cloudy but we get high and mid- level clouds, there is the system, looks good. trying to weaken as it gets closer. it will be here on thursday and i will have that in just a second. more like wednesday evening, it could be rather me, good

traveling day and except for fog it will be sunny and warmer and our outlooks are very warm and dry and very quiet. the system is producing rain and snow, good rain up in redding, crescent city light rain up in mendocino county, fairfield 38 degrees with an 8th of visibility and fog, 49 in san francisco and our system continues to march towards the pacific northwest and it's starting to buckle and it is it -- as it does it will start to weaken. however, and i say this because of the last two systems that came in, the models were awful, they blew it. this is our futurecast model, watch how it stays today, starts to lift north wood. by today, it is long gone. our system is approaching with increasing clouds, looks good, here is wednesday night.

going into northwest sonoma county, thanksgiving morning, it falls apart. we will get light rain out of it and by friday the rest looks good. cold lows even though it's not as low, a little warmer 50s and 60s on temperatures, i think we will have it warmer with oakly, sarah saratoga is not bad, same for palo alto, san bruno 59 d.c., daily city both at 60. kicking it off, after that with your weekend always in view except for fog >> i want to take you to wall street, a live look at the big board, down to 11355, disappointing report out this morning also the failing of the

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-- san mateo bridge. it looks like there's a crash. westbound 92. if you look at the traffic, it's gone be affected even though the lanes are not blocked. we do have a rather large backup building, this crash on the san mateo bridge. let's move to 880 oakland. the traffic here looks pretty good as you drive past the coliseum. at the bay bridge it's backed up for about a ten-minute wait. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. we have a lot of partly cloudies over us. some fog out in the valley which can be tough. 50s for some. if you are stuck in the valley fog, otherwise, other locations, partly sunny and low 60s. coming up next here on "mornings on 2," developing news. another occupy crackdown in the bay area. we'll tell you what happened just hours ago. also occupy oakland is back in business. the new camp that's popped up in the city. stay right here with us.