police investigators at the scene of an early morning shoot engine oakland. coming up, what the victim's family told us about what happened here this morning. this morning a teacher is behind bars accused of a long- term sexual relationship with a young student. and this morning, a spectacular sight in the early morning sky. we'll show you the lunar eclipse, and the bay area crowd that gathered to watch it all.

>> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, december 10th. a cold morning out there, but clear for the lunar eclipse, the total eclipse we've been watching. rosemary joins with us a look at what we can expect, and might be some rain in our forecast too? >> yes. by the second half of the weekend. that lunar eclipse just wrapping up but we'll bring you the video on that. this morning, a very cold, patchy fog and frost once again. afternoon highs are expected to be a little cooler, again we do have a storm now approaching the coast. not going to get us until tomorrow, we will be dry today, temperatures falling back just a few degrees in some cases. with high clouds overhead. we'll talk more about what you can expect outside this morning, and when that rain will arrive, coming up. we are following developing news in oakland, where police are investigating an early morning shooting that left one man dead. allie rasmus is live on the scene with the latest on what police are saying. >> reporter: police aren't

saying much at this point. i can tell you this shooting happened at 3:30 morning and there are still evidence markers in the middle of road and investigators are in and out of the apartment. on the first floor of this home, we have seen some people investigators all morning walk income and out of this home. and still gathering evidence as part of this investigation. this is a home on 11th avenue, and east 28th street. i spoke briefly to the adult son of the victim of this shooting. he was upset and didn't want to talk on camera and a short time ago we saw the family walk back into the home, escorted by police. but he told us he says he is -- his father was a victim of a drive by shoot this is morning. he says his father was sleeping in the bedroom on the first floor, they saw it and heard a car drive by. they heard gunfire. the son tells us that a bullet went through the wall of this home and struck and killed his father. police would not confirm this

for us yet this morning, but told us it's still too early in the investigation to make any of the details of this investigation public just yet. >> there's not a lot of information i can put out at this point. so -- other than the fact that we had a shooting here, and we got the person who was -- shot, that's about all i can give you at this time. you got to keep it close to the vest, as far as the investigation goes. >> now, investigators tell us that the victim is in his 40s, and they are interviewing other members of the victim's family who were also home at the time of the shooting. but as for a suspect vehicle, or a motive, police wouldn't even -- tell us at this point if they think this was random or if they do in fact think there was a motive here or if this was a drive-by shooting. at this point, police say they just can't give out any details just yet. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning, shooting comes as the community mourns the death of a one-year-old boy killed by gunfire.

hiram lawrence was taken off life support yesterday afternoon. he became the city's 97th homicide victim this year. he was among seven people shot during a gun battle two weeks ago. no arrests have been made in what investigators believe was a gang-related attack. ktvu has -- >> extra officers in the area, in the where it happened in some of the surrounding areas. >> i don't want nobody else to go through what i'm going through. i'm sitting here, not crying -- it's hard, but i got to be strong for my baby. >> ktvu has is also learned' woman and a teenage boy were also wounding both remain hospitalized in critical but stable condition. community leaders held a peace march last night to remember homicide victims. hiram is the second child killed in violence. a schoolteacher is behind bars accused of having sex with an underage girl.

41-year-old andrew bruce cattrell faces charges, including statutory rape and lewd acts with a minor. he was arrested yesterday in clayton, where he teaches math and science. police say he carried on a year- long sexual relationship with a former student, a girl between 14 and 15 years old. >> i'm thankful that my daughter didn't have this teacher. yeah, just heard about it like everyone else, and it's awful. >> he's a lovely guy. i've always thought he was lovely guy. i'm shocked. absolutely shocked. >> neighbors say cattrell is married and the couple has two really boys. police believe he had a relationship with only that one girl. cattrell is held on nearly a million dollars bail now, and automated phone message went to parents in the district informing them of that arrest. a funeral is held today for a transgender person shot to death in west hollywood. a candlelight vigil was held for nathan vickers, who

identified as cassidy, was raised in east palo alto. on november 18th he was shot in what los angeles police are calling a hate crime. they believe he was killed by the same man that tried to rob a second transgender person on the same night. he will be laid to rest in menlo park this morning. investigators still do not know what prompted the latest deadly shooting at virginia tech university. >> my heart breaks for officer crouse. >> the school held a vigil last night for the patrolman killed thursday. a few thousand students and faculty turned out on a cold winter night to offer support to the family of the officer. he leaves behind a wife, five children and stepchildren. he joined virginia tech police just after the 2007 massacre, where 32 innocent lives were taken. authorities say this man, right there, 22-year-old ross ashley, gunned down crouse before killing himself.

the officer had pulled over another motorist when ashley approached and opened fire. he was a part-time business student at a school and did not have any ties to virginia tech and did not know the officer. a shocking story from southern california. one man is dead after he opened fire on a los angeles street. witnesses say he was yelling and saying he wanted to die. coming up at 7:15, the disturbing video of the shooter as he tack aim at unsuspecting drivers. boston police are evicting occupy protestors. officers began moving in around 2 a.m. pacific time. they're taking down tents and arresting some campers. the city set a deadline earlier this week that waited until this morning to clear the area. demonstrators have been camping at boston's square since september. one of protestors said he felt helpless watching the spirtuality tent being torn down. we have new video of the last lunar eclipse that will be visible on the west coast until 2014. it occurs when the moon passes

behind the earth so the earth blocks the sun's rays from hitting the moon only when the sun, moon and earth align exactly with the earth in the middle. pretty cool. at 3:33 this morning the shadow began to fall on the moon. total blackout, almost there in the video, began at 6:06 and ended a little over 10 minutes ago. next total lunar eclipse will be in april of 2014. good morning to you. we're looking at a beautiful start to the day. we do have a mix of high clouds out there, and as to the lunar eclipse has now passed. we've got another semi-fairly nice looking day in store for for you. by the afternoon, changes in store. we'll be cooler, onshore breeze will be returning, and at this hour it's once again about the cold. 29 degrees in napa.

27 falling to in santa rosa. patchy fog means freezing fog a possibility over parts of the north bay. when we say freezing fog, we don't mean about the fog itself, made of icicles. if it hits the ground and it is looking or feeling with something that is actually below freezing or near freezing, at ground level, it will become a little icy. 31 degrees in fairfield. so below freezing for you as well. 32 concord. livermore you are also waking up quite cold, upper 30s san jose, low 40s around the bay area. mid-40s right now in the city. another spare the air day, this should be the last one because we do have changes in store for your sunday. but the north as well as the eastern district expecting for the afternoon, unhealthy for sensitive groups, which means upper respiratory issues, it also means unless it is your primary source of heat, it is illegal to burn wood. satellite radar here, so changes beginning. we still have mostly clear skies, partly cloudy for the

afternoon. we're going to remain dry for your saturday. here's the back edge of this ridge. it's going to continue to push up to the east. the system behind it going to drop in and bring us the possibility of a few scattered showers, although the models continue to fluctuate so slightly. depending on the track, this system is going to be making its way south over the course of our sunday, and as it does depending on how far inland it shifts, will depend on how much rain we get. partly cloudy skies for saturday, sunday morning we wake up dry but by noontime here notice a few sprinkles. we will be mostly cloudy. we'll be cooler and we are expecting the possibility of a few light scattered showers. looks like right up along the coastline at noontime and then as the circulates south, it's going to continue to bring that wrap-around moisture not area. we've seen this before. it is going to continue to bring that scattered shower possibility through sunday and then into monday morning we will be drying out. but again, the models continue to shift with this type of system. it's broken away from the upper level winds and so -- a little shift to the east will bring us a little more rain.

cold start, patchy fog and frost, afternoon highs slightly cooler than yesterday. by few degrees in most cases. upper 50s, low 60s. upper 50s san rafael. oakland 59. 59 in danville. into the south bay, 60 degrees san jose. 60 expected sunnyvale. 59 in the city. and your extended forecast here, dry today, but cooler. even cooler tomorrow. that chance for rain throughout the afternoon into the evening hours, it will be a gray day. monday into tuesday, temperatures attempt to rebound, although we're below average for this time of year. upper 50s in the forecast for the afternoon. and 30s remaining for the overnight lows. back to you. let's look at your live drive time traffic this morning. taking you outside of the golden gate bridge, you can see it's a little foggy but pretty clear out there this morning. and very cold. traffic moving along smoothly this morning. all lanes are also back open on highway 92 after a big rig

accident involving live crab. that all happened around 11 p.m. last night near half moon bay. both lanes of traffic will close after a big rig spilled the crabs all over the highway. police say another vehicle was involved in the accident and a telephone pole was hit. but again, all those lanes got back open about 2 this morning. this morning 2500 runers will pound the pavement for walnut creek's first half marathon. that run which started 15 minutes ago began on south broadway near the whole foods market. runers will head down broadway on to pacific, then turn down ignacio and run down airs road before they turn around and finish up at civic park. people should expect road closures and detours in that area this morning. a northern california woman accused of faking her own rape, how she did it and why police say she made it all up. and a warm and fuzzy edition to the family of a politician about to do hard time. the pup picked out by illinois former governor and the unusual timing of it all. look! here she comes!

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good morning to you! another bone-chilling start out there. widespread 30s around the bay area. sitting in the upper 30s, low 40s in oakland. police are investigating whether the abduction of a 17- year-old girl was actually a hoax. an amber alert for 17-year-old christina almona was called off yesterday afternoon after she was found. at this point, police are saying they cone believe any crime was committed. two others were questioned but none arrested. she disappeared on wednesday, her family received a voice mail saying she was being held captive by several men. a former prison psychologist is facing two felony charges accused of fake a rape attack and police say she set up the whole thing just to move to another

neighborhood. last april, police responded to the home of lori ann martinez. they found her on the floor with her shirt ripped open, lips split and knuckles scraped. she said a strange man knocked her unconscious, raped her and robbed her. >> we believed something happened to her, she was injured, very emotional. then her friend came over and comforted her. >> police say during questioning, martinez admitted she had staged the whole attack so her husband would want to move to a different neighborhood. they say she used sandpaper to scrape up her knuckles, ripped her clothing and hey friend hit her while wearing boxing gloves. she was arrested last week on two counts every conspiracy is out on $50,000 bail. she is scheduled to be arraigned on monday. kansas police are mourning the loss of one of their own. police say yesterday afternoon, sergeant david was shot and killed by a 25-year-old man who then turned the gun on himself. he was serving a nuisance order and later died at the hospital. police say he was a 24-year

veteran of the force and is survived by a white and two daughters and an investigation is ongoing. los angeles police are searching for a motive behind a shooting spree. we want to warn you that some of this video is graphic. police say the man you see in the video was -- standing in the middle of a hollywood street. witnesses say he was shooting at those cars and yelling, kill me, and i'm going to die! >> he was trying to kill. >> police say cars were peeling out of the intersection, trying to avoid the gunfire. police did respond to the scene and shot and killed the man. they say the driver of one car was shot in upper body taken to the hospital but no one else was injured. a federal investigator says a helicopter that crashed in nevada had engine work before the accident. the helicopter plunged into a

canyon killing all five onboard. investigators say the day before the crash, the aircraft engine other parts were changed during routine maintenance. the investigation will continue through the weekend. this includes further evaluation of the maintenance work and a looking at the pilot's life, 72 hours before that crash. intelligence analysts believe russia and china are now inspecting a important piece of american technology. they're showing the spy drone that went down over iran last week. a senior u.s. official says the c.i.a. and the military tried to retrieve or destroy the aircraft, they drew up plans including sending in commandoes or calling in an airstrike. but president obama rejected those ideas, fearing it would be viewed as an act of war against iran. >> the russians and the chinese have probably already got inspectors there, so it is going to close a gap that we have ahead of both the chinese and the russians on very

valuable bolt stealth technology and sensor technology. >> the unmanned drone can fly undetected for hours at 50,000 feet. it gathered intelligence for the raid that killed osama bin laden. president obama tried to apply pressure to congress through his weekly address. >> congress cannot end the year by taking money out of the pockets of working americans. now is not the time for playing politics. now is the time to do what is right for the american people. >> mr. obama criticized republicans saying they are standing in the way of a balanced plan to extent the payroll tax cuts. a unless a deal is reached, nearly 160 million americans will see their taxes go up at the ends of the month. a fox news poll shows more than half of voters now disapprove of the president's job performance. 44% say he's doing a good job, 51% disapprove. 66% say the economy is in bad shape, that's the worst rating ever measured by that survey.

house speaker john boehner says the president has failed to kick start the economy through job creation. >> nearly three years ago president obama promised a stimulus plan to keep unemployment below 8%. well, it didn't work. and because of policies aren't working, the president is asked the congress to pass legislation that will extend unemployment benefits and payroll tax relief for working americans. >> boehner says congress will act on a jobs bill next week that extends payroll taxes and unemployment benefits. he says the republican legislation cuts government spending and does not raise taxes for business. the iowa caucuses are less than four weeks away, and the g.o.p. candidates for president are busy meeting with voters. texas congressman ron paul held a town hall meeting yesterday in mason city. that's where he stuck to his familiar libertarian themes, calling some government spending and programs unconstitutional. >> take, for instance, the constitution, don't you think it would be a good idea if we

went back and obeyed the constitution? >> rights now polls show paul in the top three among the republican field in iowa. other g.o.p. candidates busy campaigning in that state this weekends, including mitt romney, michele bachmann and rick santorum. texas governor rick perry also in iowa where he made another campaign gaff. he met yesterday with the editorial bothered of the des moines register newspaper. during the meeting he told the board there are eight supreme court justices, not nine. he also couldn't remember the name of justice sonia sotomayor. after a gaff in november when he couldn't remember one of the three federal agencies he wants to eliminate. just days after receiving a 14-year prison sentence, former illinois governor rod blagojevich is adding to his family. yesterday he, his wife and two daughters were seen at a chicago animal shelter picking out an 8 week old puppy. they selected a mix between a maltese and poodle.

the new puppy will be a welcome edition to the family, which also includes one other dog. >> we feel that he is tough times for our family and this puppy and -- here are comforting and just something that we can love and cuddle with. >> the new puppy will be named 26. he hopes it will help his daughters cope with his absence. he is due to report to federal prison on february 16th to serve his sentence for corruption charges. not a lot of puppies get a news conference! no, they don't. it's the biggest day of the year for christmas tree buying but there's a growing debate about whether to vote a fake one or the real thing. why some environmentalists can't agree. >> outside our doors it's another cold start. coming up in five minutes what you can expect for saturday and when the rain is expected to arrive.

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juwan to show you new video we're getting the itch a car that crashed into the front of a home in oakland overnight. look at that. that happened just after 4:00 on congress at 47th. we're told the driver tried to flee after seeing a police officer and then crashed right there in front of that home into a planter there. he was taken to the hospital. it's still not known why he tried to run from police. winter weather is slowing down drivers in nebraska. police say the roads are very slick and it is causing a bunch of accidents out there. they say at one time they stopped responding to accidents where no one was hurt and the problems are expected to continue with temperatures in the 20s, forecasted for the weekend. drivers are asked to slow down and really only drive if it's necessary. starting to learn some of the financial costs to last week's southern california windstorm. damage is topped at $40 million. but that number will rise as more cities and agencies turn in their surveys. the city of pasadena suffered nearly $20 million in losses

alone. it saw more than 1200 downed trees, flattened cars, batteddered buildings, and even knocked-out power. time is 7:25. and we had some very clear weather future that eclipse this morning, which was fun to watch. but rosemary talking about that rain. i know you're watching that system that is headed our way. >> yes, crowds increasing today and should remain partly cloudy most of the yin. we'll cool down ahead of the system and this morning while we're back to where we were yesterday morning, a frosty start, and a freezing start in some cases. so through the 8:00 hour we're looking at temperatures sitting in the 30s and 40s. the sun is now up it. rose about 14 minutes ago, 15 minutes ago, and you can see we have a mix of sun and clouds out there for the start of your saturday. we are going to continue with temperatures right around seasonal although we'll be cooling off, especially more noticeable for your sunday. low and mid 50s in the forecast for lunch hour. and then for the afternoon, upper 50s, low 60s in the

forecast. just take the temperature you had yesterday and shave off a few degrees. partly cloudy skies, the winds light, they will be coming in from the west and southwest ahead of that approaching storm. looks like sunday afternoon the chance of showers especially along the coastline will be with us, mostly cloudy skies. look how cool we are. by monday, we will be drying out, partly cloudy skies in the forecast for the first half of the weekend, temperatures slightly below average. back to you. as christmas approaches, the debate is heating up over which type of trees merrier. fake trees gain ground over fresh trees and supporters of both are arguing about which is best for the environment. some say real trees have a smaller carbon footprint and tree farms are actually good for the atmosphere. others say fake trees are a greener choice, especially if people use them for at least six years. the ballot. is expected to come to a headed to because this is the busiest day for christmas tree purchases. hundreds of ipads stolen

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shots ring out on an oakland street this morning. police are still on the scene trying to figure out what happened and who is responsible. good morning. welcome dock to mornings on 2. oakland police are investigating the early morning shooting that left one man dead. it all happened in east 28th street. allie rasmus is live on the scene and just talked to neighbors. >> reporter: the victim's family lives in an apartment that is on the ground floor of this home. you see here behind us, this is 11th avenue and east 28th street. and this is where we've seen investigators taking photos, gathering evidence. you can see they're still out in front of the home. they've been here since 3:30 this morning, when this shooting first happened. one man was killed. about 40 minutes ago, we watched the victim's family being led back into the home. the victim's adult son told us off camera that he believes his father was a victim of a drive- by shooting this morning. he says his father was sleeping in the bedroom, and then around 3:30 the family heard gunfire and tired screeching.

the son says one of the bullets went through the wall of the home and struck and killed his father. police would not confirm for us that this was a drive-by shooting. they just told us at this point it's too early on in their investigation and they don't want to make too many details about what happened here public. but we did talk to neighbors, who were won't up by the gunfire this morning. >> it was definitely a drive- by. so close by, you hear tires screeching. just -- something like in the movies. unreal. >> you can see this street is closed off. this is the intersection of 11th and east 28th street. and the middle of the street you can sigh there are about a dozen evidence markers out here on the pavement. police wouldn't tell us how much shots were fired overnight. but again, you're looking at all the evidence markers here, many of them marking bullet casings from the shooting. at this point, police also say they don't know if there was a motive for the shooting, a particular reason it happened in front of this house, or if it was completely random.

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. despite the public plea for an end to the garcia fire, police are investigating two new shootings. last night officers responded to reports of multiple gun shotts at magnolia street between 32nd and 34th streets. the street was littered with shell casings, police say one victim went to highland hospital, his injuries not believed to be life- threatening. officers tell us one of the homes is owned by the former city administrator. before that at 6 blocks be blocks away, someone opened fire in the rear of an apartment complex. the victim also went to highland hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. a hang gliding enthusiast is recovering this morning from a broken arm and leg. a cal star helicopter was called in to rescue the victim in solano county. he went down near lake herman. steep terrain and wind conditions mike be make that

area a popular place for hang gliders. a 15-year-old arrested for stealing from a apple store. a officer noticed him breaking into the store with a pick ax early yesterday morning. police arrested him as he was leaving the store with a duffel bag full of apple products. he was booked into the santa clara juvenile hall on charges of commercial burglary and possession of stolen property. sheriff's deputies say this surveillance video shows the intense focus of people who robbed a best buy. police say the thieves forced open a security door and within 60 seconds were gone with two to 300 ipads. the thieves hit that store just before midnight on thursday. police say the ipads are rolled out of a fire door and on a steel rack. >> it's shocking. holiday season, not supposed to be stealing stuff. >> i just can't believe the audacity of people. everybody is having a hard time with the economy, and just for something like that to happen -- >> police say the stolen, i pads were worth more than

$100,000. they are warning people not to buy any ipads from people in the street because they could be stolen. if a deal is too good to be true, it probably is. police now have all three suspects in custody in connection with a black friday shooting at wal-mart. they're identified as tony phillips, watson and cueron forman, the suspected getaway driver. police say his mother made him surrender yesterday after seeing his picture on tv. the three men are accused of oning a 21-year-old man in the wal-mart parking lot. a trial date is set for three men charged in connection to the shooting death of a bay area biker. defendants gary rudd nick and ernesto gonzalez appeared in court yesterday, both men chained and wore bulletproof vests. a third suspect wore a suit as he is the only one on bail. the men pled not guilty on the killing of jethroe pettigrew,

the head of the hell's angels. >> i'm saying yes, by virtue of their involvement in a criminal gang and agreement to engage in a fight involving deadly weapons, they're responsible in part more the death of mr. pettigrew. >> the trio will be tried together in october 29th. a former gilroy councilman accused of stealing city funds. he entered a no-contest plea of grand theft after soliciting donations. authorities say he pocketed more than $8,000. he served on the gilroy city council from 2001 to 2010. we are hearing more from a newly elected mayor of east palo alto. at 27 years old, laura martinez is the youngest mayor in the city's history. she was elected to the city council when just 23. and last night made her second public appearance at a

basketball game of the police activities league. >> i bring a new perspective, i also can reach out to a lot of the young residents in east palo alto. >> martinez was elected earlier this week by the city council. she hopes to lower the city's crime rate and improve the jobs situations. she will serve one year and hopes to use her time to make east palo alto a better place to live. martinez plans to run for re- election when her current term is up in 2012. students at, c davis are getting ready to go home for winter break and that's now leading to the end of the occupy encampment on campus. the sacramento bee reports students quietly took down their tents yesterday. only 20 tents remained at the encampment, down from 70 just a few weeks ago. students say they're not sure if the camp will resurface after the winter break. the occupy movement received national attention last month when campus police used pepper spray on students just sitting there. occupy protestors mapped

out a plan for monday's blockade of the port of oakland. here's the time line. at 5:30 monday morning, the first group plans to march from the west oakland bart station to the port, then at 4:00 in the afternoon demonstrators will head to the port again after first staging a rally at frank ogawa plaza. a third wave of protestors plan to leave the bart station and join the march. oakland mayor jean quan will not give up our three sports teams without a fight, pledging to keep the warriors, raiders and sent a letter to major league baseball saying the a's should not relocate to san jose. she is proposing building a ballpark near jack london square or near the airport. that plan known as coliseum city would transform the area into a sports and entertainment conditional plex for the three franchises. >> that will be a potential convention and entertainment shopping and perhaps even housing regional destination.

>> the warriors have already talked to san francisco city leaders about the possibility of a new arena near at&t park and the nfl reportedly favors the idea of a shared stadium for the raiders and 49ers, possibly in santa clara. the nfl appears to be victorious this morning. look at that. that's the controversial ad which is now down. the league filed a trademark infringement suit against nation's restaurants. this ad stated when hunger strikes, raid a nation, a reference to the football team slogan raider nation. good morning to you! a live look here at the sunrise. a mix of sun and clouds for saturday. and i've got a feeling the house heaters are running overtime this morning. it's a cold start! freezing and subfreezing temperatures around the bay. the winds generally right out there. and we've got symptom clouds

out there. we've been mostly clear in recent days and with all that cold air, call air, i have to mention another -- details in a faw moments. offshore breeze in fairfield. and take a look a little these temperatures! they'll knock your socks off. in santa rosa, 27. 29 in napa. lot like what we saw yesterday morning. some every us even a few degrees cooler and patchy fog over parts of the north bay valley this morning which means the possibility of freezing fog, super cool drops. mean if they hit the ground, accumulate at all, they could freeze if they land on a surface that is below freezing. concord, you're 32 degrees right now. so freezing for you. just above livermore but still feels like freezing. 38 san jose. 39 redwood city. and around menlo park, palo alto, sunnyvale all reporting 30s at this hour. 43 at sfo. 36, this is the airport in oakland. most of the city locations reporting upper 30s, low 40s.

so not quite as cold but still a chilly one. air quality here north bay district as well as the eastern district. unhealthy for sensitive browse today. if you suffer from asthma you know what to do. take it easy through the afternoon. satellite radar for you, ridge of high pressure has been in place and in control of our weather patten for some time now. it's finally breaking down. here's the back edge. it's going to continue to break and move to the east. we've got a system behind it that will drop right off the coastline in time for your sunday. so for today, patchy fog, patchy frosted, a cold started in through the afternoon, with this approaching storm. we'll cool down just a bit. we're expecting a few degrees of cooling for the second half of your saturday. and a lot cooler by sunday with mostly cloudy skies. and that chance for rain moving in. take a lock here. saturday, clouds, sunshine for your saturday. but by noontime sunday, there it is, it will slide south and as it does, it will do this type of wrap-around moisture, bringing us the possibility of scattered showers in through

the afternoon, evening. not a lot, but the models continue to change and shift just a bit some we will leave in that possibility for all of us to perhaps see a little bit of light rain. upper 50s, low 60s in your forecast. once again, most of us will struggle to hit 60 today. so cooler today, even cooler for tomorrow. 53 the afternoon highs expected, and most cases. overnight lows with the clouds slightly warmer, shouldn't be just as cold. and then we'll dry out monday, tuesday. looks look another chance at rain come wednesday. back to you. a major university is buying up website namesnd a new domain. strategy behind the move and how much the school is paying for it. but first, let's take you outside for a live look at san jose. traffic moving smoothly there but a driver may have collided with a tree on the seventh street offramp, northbound direction. so watch out if that if you're he'd indeed that direction. time is 7:42. you're watching mornings on 2. [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider

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good morning to you. waking up and partly cloudy skies,ly haze and fog out there this morning. and while we slept our temperatures sank back into the 30s. a california nurses association is planning to strike at sutter health hospitals before christmas. the cna says 4,000 nurses are getting ready to walk off the job at six bay area facilities on december 22nd, three months after their last strike. sutter health and the nurses union are in the middle of a contentious negotiation battle for a new contract. city of san jose is

welcoming nine new firefighters. yesterday the new class idea waited from the academy. this is san jose's second class of firefighters since last year's layoffs. in order to help close a $118 million city budget gap, 49 firefighters were given pink slips. eller this year, 22 of those laid-off firefighters were rehired. but mayor reed says that is not enough. >> our fire department is too small. we've had to brownout companies, we've had to close fire station and we need to save enough money to bring those back. >> the firefighters union has also accepted 10% pay cutts to help save money. the nine new firefighters will report to duty at 9:00 tomorrow morning. there's a plan to save hangar one. the structure was built at moffette field in the 1930s over the past several months crews have been removing the exterior panels. but now google founders want to save it. they say hangar one should not

be dismantled and they're willing to pay for the restoration. they have own a private jet company and would use the space to house research planes some far there's been no response to their proposal. ford is voluntarily recalling some vehicles due to concerns the wheels could fall off affecting these cars. the bolts homing the wheels can break, causing them to separate from the car. ford says it's unaware of any crashes caused by the problem. new details on that deadly fire at a hospital in india that killed 90 people. that fire happened before dawn in calcutta. it's believed fire started in the basement and now we're learning that indian officials warned hospital administrators in september about possible safety violations in the basement. the hospital is denying any wrongdoing, but six administrators are now facing charges.

thousands of people took to the streets of russia today to protest against boat fraud. the rally is the main event of a day of nationwide protests. it was sparked by reports of fraud during last week's parliamentary elections. demonstrators demanding a rerun of the election and freedom for anyone arrested during earlier protests. police have given their permission for up to 30,000 demonstrators to attend today's rally. manuel noriega is getting the ready to return to the country. french authorities approved extradition requests. he is expected to make a trip home tomorrow where he'll then be held at a panama prison. he lost his power after the u.s. invaded panama in 1989. this morning in oslo, three women were awarded the 2011 nobel peace prize. these three women all represent the struggle for human rates in

general and of women for equality and peace in particular. it's the first time a woman has won the prize since 2004. secretary of state hillary clinton is urging companies to promote internet freedom and repressive nations. speaking at a conference in the netherlands, she urgened the protection of several liberties online. she talked about restrictions in china, russia, and syria that have landed bloggers in jail. secretary clinton says tech firms should stop working with repressive governments. >> today as people increasingly turn to the internet to conduct important aspects of their lives, we have to make sure that human rights are as respected online as off line. >> mrs. clinton says surveillance equipment sold to syria, iran and libya in the past were used to violate human rights. colleges and businesses are rushing to snatch up triple x domain names. this week the xxx.com domain welcome on sale to the public

and is marketed as a way to distinguish porn sites. but universities and companies are finding out their names are being linked with pornographic domains. perdue university is one that has bought domains that resemble the school's name. >> we hate to have perspective student or parent looking to come to purdue and search on purdue, and potentially have an x x site come up. >> the school says it will not do anything with the websites they butt but they just want to control them. it does cost about 2,000 dollars a year to own the sites. it's willing to pay to ensure their school's name remains untainted. apple opened one of its largest stores just in time for the holiday shopping season. wow. look at that! that is inside new york's grand central station, and hundreds

or thousands came out for the grand opening and did, yes, as always, wait in line some for as much as 24 hours. that rail station three- quarters of a million people a day. so the new store expected forget quite a bit of business. later this week, bike lanes for the new bay bridge will be discussed. designs for bike and pedestrian lanes will be unveiled at a public meeting on tuesday. the idea is to add them to the new western span. the bay area toll authority as agreed to study the designs but it says it has no money for the project. the eastern span of the bay bridge will have a bike lane from oakland to the island. a new building is unveiled in fremont today and it's centered around earthquake damage. this is fremont's community center, located at lake elizabeth. it sits right on top of the hayward fault, which is what caused that crack there. right now the crack is one and a half inches wide but constant seismic activity is causing it to grow. this part of the building was closed in the 1970s, but is now a public exhibit called the

fault floor. >> it's part of our culture, history and we just felt it was a good thing for the tours and kids from high schools and schools that are coming to learn about fremont. >> the free exhibit is made possible bip a non-profit group called the math science nucleus it. will become part of a city-wide tour of other landscape attractions created by the fault. the group says the bottom line of the exhibit is to raise earthquake awareness. time is 7:51. a massive show of law enforcement at a wedding. but it turns out it was a police officer getting hitched. how and why they got that free wedding. >> a dry wintry day in store for your saturday. rain on the way. coming up in five minutes, what we expect in your neighborhood. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature.

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97 couples are now married after a mess wedding in in columbia, and they're all police officers. yesterday's ceremony was

encourage by the police force. they organized the ceremony, a banquet and give every couple a wedding [and even pay for outfits for the bride and groom. the only catch is that at least one member of the couple has to be a petty officer to take advantage of that free package. there's a labor dispute involving the company a makes the office tar statuettes handed out at academy awards. the company is currently negotiating with its workers over a wage freeze and benefit cuts. the workers union says it's trying to avoid a work stoppage because if there is one, there may be no new trophies for next year's awards. but the academy says it does have enough on hand for the show to go on. stanford cardinal quarterback andrew luck will fine out tonight if he's the 2011 heisman trophy winner. this is the second year in a row he is a finalist for the award. he was a runner up last year and considered a favorite to win this year. most of the area has been, however, baylor quarter robert griffin bypassed luck in the final scripps heisman poll. that's important because the

scripps poll has correctly matched the heisman winner for 20 of the last 24 years. tonight's heisman trophy ceremony will happen in new york city. an oakland raided will have to dig deep into miss pockets. richard seymour has been slapped with a $30,000 fine. he threw a punch during last sunday's loss to the miami dolphins. he and a raiders play against the undefeated and defending super bowl champions green bay packers. one navy sailor is doing his part to spread some holiday cheer. you're looking at a lot of lights. michael bayliss played 22,000 lights on his home in southern california. and as you can hear, and see, that entire display synchronized to music. he says each minute of the songs took him eight hours to program and despite all that noise, neighbors are getting -- being very positive about it. he says he wanted to display

something his dad would be able to see and appreciate from heaven. >> i think chevy chase would be jealous! >> very impressive. all right. let's head over to rosemary for a look at our chilly forecast today. >> good morning to you! and if you plan on doing some outdoor decorating, may i suggest you do it today? we do have cloudy conditions and the possibility of rain in store for sunday. today we're going to be slightly cooler, but overall the pattern not changing a lot. giving you a live look there at that bright sunshine. if you're getting outdoors early bring a long and the shades and the bomber jacket. it's another cold one, patchy fog over parts of the north bay valley and we've got frost some maybe even a little scraping of the windshield this morning. temperatures slipping back into the upper 20s, low 30s for north bay valley locations. and we're freezing in many spots. if you're going to be out, maybe supporting the walnut creek half marathon, sitting at 30 degrees right now. but we do actually see a rapid

rise in temperatures. by 10:00, mid-40s to low 50s. and then for the afternoon, mid and upper 50s and we stop there. upper 50s, struggling to get to 60 in most cases for your afternoon. i'll mention it again, a spare of the air day some your extended forecast, chance every showers tomorrow. it doesn't look like a lot. maybe a few tenth in some places. and then we dry out in time for your monday morning drive. temperatures will be cool, cloudy, low to mid-50s. sunday and monday and upper 50s tuesday and wednesday. still ahead the occupy camp raided by police overinto the. plus the lunar eclipse changing the color of the moon this morning. and the deadly shooting that left a man dead in oakland. what a family member is revealing about the crime.

investigators are still at the scene of an early morning shooting in oakland. coming up what the victim's family told us about what they think happened here this morning. >> freezing and subfreezing temperatures. >> and another set backe for the occupy movement. the city where police ahmadinejad in overtime to take down another encampment. and did you get a look at the moon in morning? the line aarp eclipse that is not going to be seen again for

another two years. those stories and more on the second hour of ktvu morning on 2. good morning. welcome to ktvu mornings on 2. it's saturday, december 10th. let's move over now to rosemary, who is keeping an eye on our forecast and will give us a check of our saturday morning weather. >> good morning to you! a higher in repeat of the last couple mornings. we've got patchy fog for parts of north bay, little patchy frost in our temperatures sinking once again upper 20s, low 30s around the north bay. low 30s for the east bay and from 30 to 40 degrees ash the bay area. partly cloudy today, we are going to be cooler. this ahead of a system that could bring us a few scattered showers on sunday. we'll show you what the latest models are indicating coming up. we are continuing to follow

overnight news. a shooting left one man dead, just after 3 lone 30 this morning near highland hospital. allie rasmus joins us now live with what the victim's son is saying about the violence. >> reporter: nearly five hours after this shooting happened, you can see the investigators are still out here on the scene gathering evidence taking photos. we want to point out something that just became noticeable to us now that it's daylight. this yellow house is where 40- year-old man was shot and killed around 3:30 this morning. but if you zoom in, you can see the outside of the home, you can see where a bullet pierced through an exterior wall, leaving behind a visible bullet hole. adult son of the victim told us he believes his father was a victim of a drive-by shooting. he told us his dad was sleeping in one of the bedrooms in this apartment, and the family was inside the house at the time and they heard gunfire and tires screeching outside. the son says a bullet went through the wall and struck and killed his father. several neighbors also told us the gunfire was loud enough to

wake them up at 3:30 this morning. >> all of a sudden i just heard a lot of popping noises, like pop, pop, pop. then all of a sudden like fully semi-automatic gone fire like maybe at least another eight shots or something. >> police would not confirm that this was a drive-by shooting. they said it's too early in their investigation and they don't want to make too many details about it public just yet. but you can see where there are about a dozen evidence markers in the middle of the street marking some of the bullet casings from this shooting. at this point, police say they don't know the motive for the shooting. they don't know if or why this particular house was targeted or whether this was something completely random. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning shooting comes as the community mourns the death of a one-year-old boy killed by gunfire. hiram lawrence was taken off life support at children's hospital yesterday afternoon. he became the city's 97th homicide victim this year. he was among seven people shot

during a gun battle nearly two weeks ago. no arrests made in that case and what investigators believe was a gang-related attack. >> we are putting extra officers in the area, where it happened and some of the surrounding areas. >> i don't want nobody else to go through what i'm going through. i'm standing here, not crying, it's hard. but i got to be strong for my baby. >> ktvu has learned a woman and a teenage boy were also wounded, both remain in critical but stable condition. community leaders held a peace march last night to remember homicide victim. hiram is the second small child killed by gun violence this year. new this morning, boston polices are evicting occupy protestors. owe moved in around 2 a.m. pacific time, taking down tents and arresting some of those campers. the city set a deadline but waited until this morning to clear that area.

demonstrators have been camping at boston's dewey square since september. one of the protestors felt helpless watching the spirtuality tent being torn down. students at uc davis getting ready to go home for winter break and that's leading to the end of the occupy encampment there on campus. students quietly took down their tents yesterday in the campus quad. only 20 tents remained, that's down from 70 just a few weeks ago. students at are not sure if the camp will resurface after the winter break. the occupy movement at uc davis received national attention last month when police used pepper spray on students. the california nurses association is planning to strike at sutter hospitals before christmas. the cna says 4,000 nurses are getting ready to walk off the job at 6 bay area facilities and that will happen on december 22nd. that is exactly three months after their last strike. sutter health and nurses union are in the middle of contentious negotiations future a new contract. a contra costa schoolteacher is behind bars

this morning accused of having sex with an underaged girl. 41-year-old andrew bruce cattrell faces charges including statutory rape and lewd acts with a minor. he was arrested yesterday at diablo view middle school in clayton where he teaches math and science. police say he carried on a year- long sexual relationship with a former student, a girl between 14 and 15 years old. >> i'm thankful my daughter didn't have this teacher. yeah, just heard about it like everyone else and it's awful. >> he's a lovely guy. i've always thought he was lovely guy. i'm -- i am shocked. absolutely shocked. >> neighbors say cattrell is married and two two boys. police believe me had a relationship with only the one girl. he is held on nearly a million dollars bail and automated phone message went to district parents informing them of that arrest. police are investigating whether the an distribution of a 17-year-old girl was a hoax.

an amber alert for 17-year-old christina al montha was called off yesterday afternoon after she was found in a home on bolton way in vallejo. at this point police are saying they don't believe any crime was committed. two other people found in the house were questioned but not arrested. she disappeared on wednesday. her family received a voice mail saying she was being held captive by several men. new information involving that debit and credit card skimming scan in lucky in the bay area. the parent company of lucky, save mart, has replaced or inspected 2500 credit and debit card readers at stores in northern california and nevada. at least 24 bay area stores and 500 people have fallen victim to the scheme. company officials say someone put boards inside the tampered card readers at self-check outlanes. good saturday to get up early, people gathered it catch a glimpse of a lunar eclipse. it occurs when the man passes behind the earth, and the earth

blocks the sun' rays from hitting the moon. this can only occur when the sun, moon and earth align with the earth in the middle. at 3:33 this morning the earth's shadow began to fall on the moon. a total plaqueout began at 6:06 and ended a little over an hour ago. >> it was spectacular! awesome being able to look and at the telescope and tee the whole moon. >> people gathered at the center to observe the eclipse. the next time you can see this will be in june of next year, a partial eclipse. the next full eclipse will be in april of 2014. good morning to you! a live look here. a mix of sun and clouds outside our door this morning. and this will be the case and call for your saturday. temperatures are going to begin to cool through the afternoon. a few degrees cooler than yesterday. this morning, just as cold as

how we've been starting the mornings foreign the last few days. 28 degrees right now santa rosa so some freezing temperatures. 31 in napa. 30 in fairfield. little earlier this morning, the valley reporting a little patchy fog. so dealing with that as well. freezing in concord. 33 livermore. also sitting about 30 degrees in areas right around walnut creek so the big half marathon going on. 39 hayward. 42 in oakland. 46 in the city. upper 30s redwood city. 38 in san jose. it is a spare the air came chances are this will be the last spare the air day because we'll get a nice mix of the atmosphere, but for today high pressure still in control of the weather pattern. sort of puts a lid on things and keeps the plugs right here at the surface with us. so unhealthy even for sensitive groups in the east bay, and the north bay. for the afternoon, moderate around most of the bay area. here your satellite radar. beginning to finally see the ridge of high pressure that's kept us dry since thanksgiving weekend i think it was.

now beginning to shift a little bit. it's breaking down, it's weakening. this is the backside here. by tomorrow, a system is going to be dropping along the coastline and that's going to bring us some rain. let me show what you is happening here. it has shifted a little pit but i want to give you the latest. tomorrow morning, we wake up with gray skies. notice the scattered showers offer the coastline. the center of the storm will stay off the coast but it's going to bring thaws wrap- around moisture as it continues to drop south. by 3:00 or so looks like the south bay perhaps the parts of the peninsula seeing light rain, north bay mostly cloudy, maybe a little drizzle or few sprinkles and then into the evening hours and continues moving south, and the south bay and coast will be the last to see that as it continues to push off and we wake up monday morning mostly dry. upper 50s, low 60s for the afternoon. 59 expected in danville. shave off a few degrees of what we felt yesterday and that's pretty much what you can check for your afternoon today. with partly cloudy skies. the extended forecast, we will be even cooler for tomorrow.

so mostly cloudy, a chance for little wet peg the and 50s, low fis in the forecast. monday, tuesday and wednesday, we do bounce back into the mid to upper 50s but get another shot at some rain by mid-week wednesday. if you're headed to the sierra for the weekend we have your forecast coming up. all right. let's lock at your live drive times traffic. there is the golden gate bridge this morning. all right. but see it traffic moving smoothly this morning. bay bridge, a collision to tell you about this morning. at the toll plaza we're hearing that lane seven was blocked so that may slow things down if you're headed through this this morning. but otherwise we can see looking at incline this morning, things are moving pretty well at 8:11 this morning. all lanes are reopened amp a big rig accident last night near half moon bay. both lanes of traffic were

closed after that big rig spilled the crabs all over the highway. police say another vehicle was involved in the accident and a telephone pole was also hit but again the lanes got back open at 2 a.m. 2500 runners are pound, the pavement for walnut creek's first half marathon. the run started about an hour ago on south broadway near whole foods. runners headed down broadway on to civic towards ignacio valley road and will return to airs road before finishing at civic park. people should expect some closures and detours there. she isn't old enough to run for president yesterday but is helping lead a bay area city. meet the new mayor who is very young, who is trying to bring change to the city facing several challenges. and virginia tech pays tribute to the police officer killed in what investigators are calling a random act of violence. you're watching ktvu mornings on 2. the droid razr by motorola.

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good morning to you. a i live look at bay point fair. sun pouring in through the clouds. still a freezing started. president obama is trying to apply some pressure to congress through his weekly address. >> congress cannot end the year by taking money out of the pockets of working americans. now is not the time for playing politics. now is the time to do what is right for the american people. >> mr. obama criticized republicans saying they are standing in the way of a balanced plan to extend the payroll tax cuts.

once a deal is reached nearly 160 million americans will see their taxes go up at the end of the month. also new, thousands of people took to the streets of russia to protest alleged vote frauder. this rally is the main event of a day of nationwide protests and was sparked by reports every fraud during last week's parliamentary election. demonstrators are demanding a rerun of the election. police have given their permission for up to 30,000 demonstrators to attend today's rally. intelligence analysts believe russia and:are for you inspecting an important piece of american stealth technology. tehran state television is showing the spy drone that went down over iran last week. there it is. a senior u.s. official series the c.i.a. and military tried to retrieve or destroy the aircraft, they drew up plans including sending in commandoes or calling in an airstrike. but president obama rejected them, fearing it would be viewed as an act of war against iran. the russians and the

chinese have probably already got inspectors there so it's going to close a gap that we have ahead of both the chinese and the russians on very valuable stealth technology and sensor technology. the unmanned drone can fly undetected for hours at 50,000 feet. it gathered intelligence for the raid that killed osama bin laden. investigators still don't know what prompted the latest deadly shooting at virginia tech university. >> my heart breaks for officer crouse. >> the school held a candlelight vigil last night for the campus toolman killed thursday. a few,000 students cold out to offer support to the family of officer crouse. he leaves behind a wife, five children and stepchildren. he joined virginia tech police just after the 2007 massacre where 32 innocent lives were taken.

authorities say this man, 22-year-old ross ashley, gunned down crouse before killing himself. the officer had pulled over another motorist when ashley approached and then opened fire. he was a part-time business student at a nearby school but didn't have any ties to virginia tech or doesn't know the officer. a trial date set for three men charge in connection to the shooting death of a bay area biker. three defendants appeared in a nevada court yesterday. both men were chained and wore bulletproof vests a third suspect wore a suit as he is the only one out often bail. they pled not guilty in the killing of a jethroe pettigrew last september. pettigrew was the president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angels. >> multiple theories, but i'm saying yes, by virtue their involvement in a criminal gang and agreement to engage in a fight involving deadly weapons, they're responsible in part for the death of mr. pettigrew. >> as of now the trueee will be tried together but the case

could be separate eventually. trial is set for october 29th. new details about the helicopter that crashed in nevada killing five people. on wednesday afternoon a sundance helicopter plunged into a canyon near lake mead, killing everyone onboard. investigators say the day before the crash the aircraft engine and other parts were changed during routine maintenance. the investigation is going to continue for the weekend. this includes further evaluation of the maintenance work and a look at the pilot's life 72 hours before the crash. in our election 2012 coverage, the g.o.p. candidates for president meet in iowa tonight for another debate it. will happen at drake university. it comes eye few weeks after the candidates last debated in washington, d.c. since then out in newt has cemented his front- runner status and the other candidates are expected to make the former house speaker a prime target. another g.o.p. debate will happen this upcoming thursday in sioux city, iowa. rick perry is one of

candidates and that's where he made another campaign gaff. he met yesterday with the editorial board of the des moines register newspaper. during that meeting he told the board there are eight supreme court justices, instead of nine. perry also couldn't rather the name of justice sonia sotomayor, after his gaff during a november debate when he couldn't remember one of three federal agencies he wants to eliminated. just days after receiving a 14-year prison sentence, former illinois governor rod blagojevich is adding to his family. yesterday he, his wife and two daughters were seen at a chicago animal shelter picking out a puppy. they selected the one there, a mix between a maltese and a poodle. he says the new puppy will be a welcome addition to his family which includes one other dog. >> tough time forms our family and this puppy and skittles here are comforting and just something that our girls can

love and cuddle with. >> the new puppy is going to be named 26. he hess he hopes it will help his daughters cope with his absence, he reports to federal prison on february 16th to serve his sentence for corruption charges. we're now hearing more from the newly elected mayor of east palo alto. at 27 years old, laura martinez is the young effort mayor in the society's history. she was elected to the city council when she was just 23. last night she made her second public appearance at a basketball game of the police activities league. >> i bring a new perspective, i also can reach out to a lot of the young residents in east palo alto. >> martinez was selected earlier this week by the city council to serve for a year. she says she hopes to lower the city's crime rate and improve the job situation there. she says she hopes to use her time to make east palo alto a better place to live. she plans to run for re- election when her current term is up next year. 2012. an landmark at moffette

field is getting some high-tech help. who is behind a new effort to save it and how this old hangar might be put to good use. >> partly cloudy skies, slightly cooler. the big story just how cold it. we'll look at your current conditions coming up.

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nebraska. a little different now. that's the video of moffette field. this is nebraska this morning. look at those roads. the roads are slick out there. and it's causing a bunch of accidents this that area. police at one time stopped responding to the accidents where no one was hurt. those problems are expected to continue there because temperatures are forecasted to to be in the 20s for the weekend. so drivers there are being asked not to drive if they don't have to. canceling the city of pasadena suffered nearly $20 million in losses and saw more than 1200 downed trees, flatnd cars and battered buildings and gas stations and and power lost for a long time in last week's windstorms. we have cold and maybe some rain on tap today. >> good morning to you! frigid out there.

a lot like yesterday. grab the gloves, the scarves, hat. it will be a cold one! into the afternoon also. slightly cooler than friday afternoon. we've got some folks on the water and yeah, glad i'm not there this morning! 29 degrees right now. santa rosa, 31 in napa. 46 san francisco. low 40s right around oakland. the airport reporting about 36 degrees. are you catching a flight? it will be cold as you get to the airport. 32 in concord. 38 san jose. if you're heading to the sierra, a couple days ago we thought this system that will bring us scattered showers tomorrow would hit the sierra sunday night. not the case now. they're going to remain dry, partly cloudy skies, light winds, and temperatures in through the afternoon. 44 degrees for the greater lake tahoe area. your extended forecast, they could use some snow. we could use some rain. we're going to get a chance for a few scattered showers. it looks to be light but it will be for your sunday. so expect a little bit of wet weather on sunday.

cloudy and cool. 53 will be thage for the afternoon. and monday, tuesday we're dry but another shot at some rain come wednesday. today upper 50s are low 60s in the forecast for your afternoon. there's now a plan to save hangar after as it's being torn down. it was built in moffette field in the 1930s. over the past several month, crews were removing the exterior panel but now goggle founders want to save it. they say the hangar one should not be dismantled and are willing to pay for the restoration. they own a private jet company and would use the space to house research planes. so far no response to their proposal. time is 8:27. it took seconds to steal ipads and it's caught on camera. what police are saying about that crime. and the raiders and a's could be getting the ready to leave oakland. the new plan of action from mayor quan to keep the teams in town. and we're continuing to follow

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and killed in his home. that home located here behind us, a yellow house here near the corner every 11th and east 28th street in oakland. it happened at 3:30 this morning and you can see five hours later, investigators are still out here in the front of the home collecting evidence. one piece of evidence we have seen them focused on is on one of exterior walls of the house. we can show you where a bullet pierced through the wood panels of the house, leaving behind a bullet hole. i spoke to the adult son of the victim who was killed. he says his father he believes was the victim of a drive-by shooting. his father and the rest of the family was sleeping when they heard gunshots and tired screeching outside. the victim's son says a bullet went through the wall of the house, maybe the bullet hose we shoulder you later, but that bullet struck and killed his father sleeping inside. when i asked police whether they believe this was a drive- by shooting, they wouldn't confirm it for us. investigators said it's too early in the investigation.

they're still looking for suspects and information and they don't want to many details public just yet. but there morning we talked to several neighbors who heard the gunfire, it woke them up and they have no doubts about what happened here. >> it was definitely a drive- by. it was so loud, so close by. you hear tires screeching, just something like in the movies. unreal. >> police wouldn't tell us how much shots were fired but you can see out here in the middle of the street, it's still closed off. there are about a dozen evidence markers mark, some of the bullet casings from the shooting. police say they don't know if there's a motive for the shooting, if why this house if this house was targeted and why or if this was just completely random, what happened here this morning. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning's shooting follows two others in oakland last night. at 8:30 officers responded to reports of multiple shots. the street was litter with

shell casings, police say one women vent to the hospital. his injury is not life- threatening. officers tell us one of the homes hit by gunfire is owned by the former oakland city administrator. before that, six blocks away, someone opened fire in the rear of an apartment complex off macarthur boulevard. the victim also went to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. new this morning, we do have developing news for you from vallejo. right now firefighters are working to remove a car that drove right into a safeway store just about 30 minutes ago. the fire department is telling us the car is all the way inside the safeway store. fortunately, no one was hurt. but it's still unclear what went wrong. new details are coming out regarding monday's occupy protests at the port of oakland. here's the scheduled time line. at 5:30 monday morning, the first group plans to march from the west oakland bart station to the port. then at 4:00 in the on,

demonstrators will head to the port again after first staging a rally at frank ogawa plaza. a third wave of protestors plans to leave the bart station and join the march. of course, stay tuned to ktvu as we will be following the protests all day long starting with the morning news at 4:30. when it comes to saving oakland's three professional sports teams, mayor quan is not throwing in the towel. she's pledging to keep the warriors, raiders and a's in oakland. she wrote a letter stating the a's should not relocate to san jose. she is proposing building a ballpark either near jack london square or near the airport. that plan known as coliseum city would transform the area into a sports and entertainment complex for the three franchises. >> that will be a potential convention and entertainment shopping and perhaps even housing regional destination. >> the warriors have already talked to san francisco leaders about the possibility of a new

arena near at&t park. the nfl reportedly favors the idea of a shared stadium for the raiders and the 49ers possibly in santa clara. the nfl appears victorious over this controversial burger ad next to the coliseum. it is now down this morning. the league filed a trademark suit against nation's restaurant. that ad sort of -- says when hunger strikes, raid a nation's. an apparent reference to the team's slogan, raider nation. a 15-year-old boy arrested on suspicion of stealing from a apple store. a officer says heness the teen breaking into the store with a large pick ax yesterday morning. police arrested him as he was leaving the store with a duffel background full of apple products. the boy was booked into santa clara county juvenile hall on charges of commercial burglary and possession of stolen property. how about this, sheriff's deputies say this video shows the intense focus of the people who robbed a san court lows best buy. police say the thieves forced

open a security door and within six seconds they were gone with two to 300 ipads. the thieves hit the store just before midnight on thursday. police say the ipads were rolled out of a fire door on a steel rack. >> it's shocking. holiday season. you're not supposed to be stealing stuff. >> i just can't believe the audacity of people. everybody is having a hard time with the economy, and just for something like that to happen -- >> police say the stolen ipads are worth more than $100,000. they are warning people not to buy any ipads from people on the street because they could be stolen. they say if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. police now have all three suspects in custody in connection with a black friday shooting at a wal-mart. foreman is the suspected getaway driver. his mother mailed him surrender yesterday after seeing his picture on tv. the men are accused of wounding

a 21-year-old man in the parking lot. a funeral held today for a transgender person shot to death in west hollywood. a vigil was held for nathan vicker, who identified as cassidy was raised in east palo alto. on november 18th he was shot in what los angeles police call a hated crime. they leave he was killed by the same man on tried to rob a second transgender person or the same night. he will be laid to rest in member low park this a victim passed away in his sleep yesterday. police say the 39-year-old woman poured hot water over him and clubbed hymn with a baseball bat on thanksgiving weekend. she believed he was seeing someone else. a former prison psychologist facing two felony charges accused of faking a rape attack. police say she set up the whole thing just to move to another neighborhood. last april police responded to the home of lori martinez. they found her or the floor

with her shirt ripped open, her lip split and knuckles scraped. she said a strange man knocked her unconscious, raped and robbed her. >> we believed her, thought something happened to her. she was injured. very emotional. then her friend calm over and comforted her. >> police say during questioning, martinez admitted she staged the attack so her husband would want to move to a different neighborhood. she used sandpaper to scrape up her knuckles and ripped her own clothing and had a friend hit her while wearing boxing gloves she was arrested last week on two counts of criminal conspiracy and currently out on 50,000 bail and is scheduled to be arraigned on monday. los angeles police are searching for a motive hinds a shooting spree yesterday afternoon. we do want to warn you that it was caught on video and some is graphic. police say that man was just standing in the middle of a hollywood street. witnesses say he was just shooting at cars.

he a also yelling, kill me, and i'm going to die! >> hopefully he was -- [not understandable] he was trying to kill. >> witnesses say cars were peeling out of the intersection just trying to avoid the gunfire. police did respond to the scene and shot and killed the man. they say the driver every one car was shot in the upper body and was taken to a local hospital that fortunately no one else was injured during the shooting. police in los angeles are looking for the driver of a car that crashed that hey home. this happened last night. the car went all the way through the house, creating a huge hole. the woman who lives there was at a christmas party when it happened. the driver and a passenger fled the scene right after the crash. good morning to you! plenty of sunshine outside this morning. we're still fryings though. some of us breaking records this morning for lows. now we'll see the rapid warm-up

so our call it a warm-up? how about a rise in temperatures between now and noon? we have partly cloudy for your afternoon. the winds generally calm this morning. fairfield reporting an offshore breeze 6 miles per hour, now over the course of the afternoon we'll with see this turn around and begin to see the onshore breeze and this ahead of a system that will bring us slight chance for light showers for sunday. 28 degrees santa rosa, 29 the old record. so we've beat it, 31 in napa. haven't bet a record there just yet. concord at 32 degrees. you're likely to beat your old record, 33 in livermore. upper 30s around san jose. 34 degrees near pall this morning. and menlo park 37. redwood city 43. out at sfo, 46 in the city. 34 reported at the oakland airport. we have to sink to about 27 degrees to beat the record there but again you get it. very cold out there. a frosty start, patchy fog over the north bay. satellite radar, we've had that ridge of high pressure for about a week, maybe two at this

point but it's breaking down. i want to show you the back edge here. it continues to shift east and we do have a system that will roll in in too. for your sunday. saturday, partly cloudy skies, slightly cooler in the afternoon. sunday morning, we wake up, we've got plenty of cloud cover but to this system offshore. so the course of the afternoon, it will continue to shift this way south. and dragging a little moisture over the bay area. kind of this circulation going on. so by the afternoon, you can see scattered showers over the south bay, peninsula, mostly cloudy skies, maybe a drizzle light rain, over parts of north bay, east bay and throughout evening hours it will continue to shift south. some models indicating we could wake up with a possibility of scattered showers for monday morning over the south bay. this morning, a little patchy fog, patchy frost, cold, sunday will be mostly cloudy, cooler, and that chance for rain. afternoon highs for today, upper 50s, low 60s. these numbers are few degrees cooler than what we felt

yesterday. 59 this afternoon. walnut creek danville. upper 50s low 60s most of us. 60 in san jose for the afternoon. 58 san mateo. 59 in the city. partly cloudy, cooler today, even cooler tomorrow. cloudy conditions, a little rain in the forecast there. monday we dry out. tuesday we're dry. another shot at rain on wednesday. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. still ahead the new campaign poll that could be causing some worry at the white house this weekend. and a deadly hospital fire that killed 90 people been prevented? the warning given months before yesterday's disaster. and a plane crashes in the philippines this morning, the last-minute steps from the pilot moments before impact. and tastes great! ne, martinelli's: since 1868.

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good morning to you! light breeze outside our doors. primarily offshore at this point, turning onshore later today. new this morning, 13 people are dead in the philippines after a plane crashed near a school. it happened earlier today in manila. authorities say the plane requested an emergency landing at the imairport. but it crashed before that could happen. the crash started a fire that spread to a school and 50 homes. most of the victims are believed to be children.

a search for any additional victims is now underway. new details on that deadly hospital fire in india that killed 90 people. the fire happened before dawn in calcutta, and believed the fire started in the basement. now we're learning indian officials warned hospital administrators in september about possible safety violations in the basement. the hospital is denying any wrongdoing, but six administrators are now facing charges. secretary of state hillary clinton is urging companies to promote internet freedom in repressive nations. speaking a little a conference in the netherlands, she urged the protection of civil liberties online. landed bloggers in jail. secretary clinton says tech firms should stop working with repressive governments. >> today as people increasingly turn to the internet to conduct important aspects of nature lives, we have to make sure that human rights are as

respected online as offloon. mrs. clinton says surveillance equipment sold to the countries in the past were used to violate human rights. colleges and businesses are buying up triple x domain names. this week the xxx.com domain went on sale to the public. it's marketed as a way to distinguish porn sites. but universities and companies are finding out their names are being linked with the pornographic domains. purdue university is one that has now bought domains that very manyible the school's name. >> we hate to have perspective students or parents looking to come to purdue and search on purdue, and potentially have an xxx site come up in the results before our institution. >> the school says it will not do anything with the websites they butt. they just want to be able to control them. it costs about $it,000 a year to own the sites. a price they're willing to pay to ensure their name remains

untainted. hewlett-packard says it's going to make its operating system for mobile devices open stores. the company plans to make its web available so software developers and device makers, that means hp probably won't make a profit on the operating system. it's possible the company may start making tablets again finish it decides to building is to run. apple opened one of its largest stores in time for the holiday shopping season. the new store is inside new york's grand central station. hundreds of people -- that might be thousands, came out for the grand opening. some waited in line 24 hours and. the rail stations are three- quarters of a million people a day so the new store you might expect will be getting a lot of business. a small church destroyed on 9/11 has received the go-ahead to rebuild. the greek orthodox parish every st. nicholas sat in the shadows

of the twin 2000ers. the congregation battled over the ownership of the city for the past decade. they will now be rebuilt on a new foundation, about 200 feet from its original spot. >> 3,000 of our fellow citizens died there that came that can't be forgotten. our church was destroyed that day. the fact that it's being rebuilt we think has tremendous spiritual importance. >> it's still going to take another two years before the first shovel goes into the ground. the church is going to use that time to search for an architect. we have less than a year before the 2012 election, and a new poll suggests president obama is losing voter support. 44% of respondents think the president is going a good job. 51% disapprove. and 66% say the economy is in

band shape. that is the worst rating ever measured by this poll. the iowa caucuses are less than four weeks away and the g.o.p. candidates for president are busy meeting for voters. ron paul had a town hall meeting yesterday and where he stuck to his familiar themes, calling some programs unconstitution am. >> take like the constitution, don't you think it would be a good idea if we went back and obeyed the constitution? >> rite now polls do show paul in the top three among the republican field in iowa. other g.o.p. candidates busy campaigning in the state this weekend including mitt romney, michele bachmann and rick santorum. still ahead, the former assistant coach for the niners set to take the head coaching job for a pac-12 program. and will this be the year for andrew luck in the new poll revealing whether the cardinals cube will take home the heisman trophy. >> outside this morning bottoming out in the upper 20s, low 30s. coming up in five minutes what you can expect for your afternoon and where we expect that rain to arrive. hey guys, what can i get for you?

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let's take you outside for a look at your live drive time traffic. you are looking at 237 in milpitas. you can see it the sun is shining, traffic moving smooth limb we look over at the bay bridge, sun out there too. and you can see people going through the incline looks look if you're coming in or out of the city, you should be just fine. there was an accident briefly over by the toll plaza but that's all cleared up now. a new billing is unveiled

in fremont today. and it is centered around earthquake damage this. is fremont community center at lake elizabeth. it sits on top the hayward fault that caused this crack. right now the crack is 1 and a half inches wide but seismic activity is causing it to grow. that part of the build was closed in the 1970s, but is now part of a public exhibit called the faulted floor. >> it's part of our culture and history and we just felt it was a good thing for the tours and kids from the high schools and schools that are coming to learn about fremont. >> this is a free exhibit. and it is made possible by a group called the math science nucleus. it's going to be become part of a city-wide tour of other landscape attractions created by the fault. the group says the bottom line of the exhibit is to raise earthquake awareness. new this morning, a former 49er assistant coach will be the new head man at ucla. jim mora began coaching with

the niners in 1997. he became defensive coordinator in '99. he later was the head coach with the falcons and seattle seahawks. he was born in los angeles, and replaces rick neuheisal, fired last month. sanford card null quarterback andrew luck will find out tonight if he's the 2011 heisman trophy winner. it's the second year in a war he's been named a finalist for the award. until recently he was considered the favorite to win this year. however, baylor quarterback robert griffin bypassed luck in the final scripps heisman poll. and the poll has correctly matched the heisman winner for 20 of the last 24 years. tonight's ceremony had happen in new york society. the commander in chief will also attend today's army-navy football game. these had highlights from last year's game. president obama, vice president biden biden and mrs. biden will be at fedex field this afternoon to watch the match-

up, which is shown to american service members worldwide. we'll give you a last look at the top stories we've been following this morning. police are still at the scene of a deadly overinto the shooting in oakland. the victim was a man in his 40s. neighbors say the suspects sprayed the home with bullets, killing the victim while he was sleeping. no arrests have been made. it's a' vox day for occupy boston. police cleared out the camp today. 46 were arrested. protestors have been camping out there since september. and early -- a rare treat. this is the last lunar eclipse than will viz in on the west coast until 2014. this morning the earth's shadow gun to fall on the moon and a blackout almost there, at 6:06. the next total eclipse will be in april of 2014. it was nice and clear, however cold. probably not changing much. >> good morning to you. just in time. we saw the clear skies and many of us had an opportunity to see

that lunar eclipse. tomorrow morning we'll wake up with mostly cloudy skies, we are awfully cold. patchy fog and frost this morning. upper 20s, low 30s for hour north bay valleys. low 30s east bay. and around the bay, 30s and 40s. we'll see a warm-up, rebound in our temperatures between now and noon. you can see it by 10:00, sitting in the mid-40s for some areas now below freezing. and then into the noontime 50s, and upper 50s, low 60s for the second half of the day with the spare the air day in stores. slightly cooler for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. again that rain and chance for showers looks too primarily stay off the coastline but still that opportunity that could put just a little bit. mostly cloudy, cooler for sunday, slight chance for rain and then drying out by monday. >> you're saying that system can move around a little bit at the last minutes? yes. the brunt of the storm will remain off the coastline but just shift a little east and we get wet. >> okay.

thank you, rosemary. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. our next newscast is at 6. of course we're always on at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. and you can connect with us on facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. i have a great saturday!