>> reporter: this morning, police stopped him on i-5. that is when he begged police to shoot him. >> when the officers didn't shoot, he ran into an on coming truck. he was struck and died that scene. >> reporter: detectives are getting search warrants, hoping for in sight into his deadly actions. i talked to police and they say the suspect were acquaintances but they don't know the nature of the relationship. patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. we learned that oakland mayer and police chief are going to discuss the spike in crime. today our cameras watched investigators finish an investigation on 83 avenue. compared to last year there were 11 murders at this time.

this is where the shooting happened. one suspect was arrested. and investigators are also looking into a shoot out yesterday. six people were injured there. >> the oakland police department has stepped up paroles in those areas. we have our problem solving officer whose are meeting with community members and our neighborhood coordinators. >> the city leaders are set to hold a press conference tomorrow morning. and this weather system headed our way will bring showers tomorrow morning and late tonight. let's go outside. live storm tracker 2. there is green. this is prefrontal stuff. light scattered showers, it moves into the bay area over the next few hours. it is not a lot of rain. the real rain is off shore.

this storm has legs too. wind speeds already, winds gusting to 24 miles per hour. further off shore, wins up to 30 miles per hour. there is a wind advisory for the coastal sections of the himself the bay area. nice weather system heading our way. wet tonight and stronger weather system overnight. i will break it down and i will let you know what to expect tomorrow morning. we continue our weather coverage on our website. log on to www.ktvu.com for live radar, shows what is going on in your neighborhood. arrested occupy protesters face a judge while supporters face-off with police. rob roth is here to explain why it wasn't the protesters message but how they said it that was the problem today. >> reporter: there is a dozen protesters here at frank ogawa plaza. now, earlier members of "occupy

oakland" held a rally here complaining about oakland police and then officers moved in. >> a number are standing on stage with us. >> reporter: 200 members of "occupy oakland" gathered to protest against what they call police repression and for making mass arrests at previous options. police issued a rally. no use of amplified sound without a permit. police say the protesters did not comply quickly enough so they confiscated the system. police told the protester he could retrieve it at police headquarters. he said it was over the top. >> they are trying to squash "occupy oakland." an attempt to attack "occupy oakland" so it cannot organize. >> reporter: police say they were getting complain the loud

speaker was disturbing businesses. >> we have to respect everyone's right for space, for sound. it is a business day. there are a lot of people trying to conduct business. >> our first stop -- the rally continued but with a megaphone. >> if you have 2 dozen police in riot gear to respond to amplified sounds, i don't know in whose world that seems balanced. >> reporter: a few feet away from the protests, residents rallied against the vandalism created by some in the "occupy oakland" moment. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. to ken pritchett outside the courthouse in oakland by frank ogawa plaza. where another occupy protest happened today. >> reporter: the occupy rally

here broke up an hour ago. the intent was to rally in support of a occupy member who was charged with assault on a police officer. but the hearing had been moved to another day. >> reporter: they marched from oakland sit oak -- city hall this afternoon. blocking traffic along the way. their destination, the county courthouse. >> the goal is to not only fill the courtroom, the we are going to do -- which we are going to do, fill the hallways. the elevators. >> reporter: through security they went and into the courtroom but the hearing was moved to match. "occupy oakland" says the police and the city are using mass arrests to disrupt their movement. >> they are opening up legal

work. >> reporter: this morning, 11 people were arraigned on misdemeanor charges of blocking a sidewalk. one of those charges was adam who showed us video he took off of our website. >> i take one picture. he says back up. then two cops rush at me. i back up. i am backing up. they keep running after me. throw me into the police car. they arrest me. >> reporter: an attorney representing the occupy members charged called it politically motivated. the district attorney says they are being treated like everyone else. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the occupy movement could be a deciding factor on whether some businesses stay or go. the owner of mr. k told us the

protesters are driving customers away and the city says they can't do anything to help. many may decide not to renew. >> i thought i understood what their purpose was. okay. fine. yes. but it is misdirected. we are not part of the 1%. we are small business people trying to survive. >> he says the situation is having an effect on his health due to stress. a store is red tagged after the exterior collapsed. bricks fell from the liquor store at 13th and international boulevard this among. inspectors say -- this morning. insectors say the boarder holding the bricks is brittle. >> 6:15, we are lucky there

wasn't anybody out there. if there was foot traffic going in the store, anything like slamming the door could have made it fail. we are lucky there wasn't any fatalities. >> the business will be closed till they repair it. coming up, we will look at what it will take to make homes and buildings safe enough to stay in after a marriage earthquake. there was good news today for students in san francisco. they went back to school and found a clean campus waiting for them today after a stomach virus forced a closure. students returned to class at st. ignatius college preparatory. 900 students and 70 faculty and staff came down with the norovirus last week. the school closed for three days and they cleaned the campus. all but a few dozen of the 1400 students came back to school. >> great energy in the

building. lot of excitement to be back from the students. our building has never been cleaner. great having the time off to scrub down everything. >> the principal said 12 students are still recovering. police are investigating the death of a woman at home. she was standing in a driveway yesterday when her car began to roll back wards. the car ran over her and trapped her underneath. she died at the hospital. a former governor of california took center stage in the presidential campaign. wilson endorsed mitt romney. he served in the 1990s. he said mitt romney has been a success in creating private sector jobs. mitt romney was campaigning in colorado where he attacked

president obama's healthcare reform. >> government knows best. my view is, return to the states the responsibility for caring caring for the uninsured. >> both colorado and minnesota hold their caucuses tomorrow. coming up, the latest polls from those two states and one of them, neither mitt romney or newt gingrich is in the lead. >> newt gingrich took aim at mitt romney today. he said he didn't respect enough of a change from president obama. >> if you look at who he appointed as judges. he is not a bad person. but he is not a person who goes in there with force and will and changes things. >> newt gingrich promises his first move would be to eliminate all white house czars. a list of the country's

most chartable givers was released today. margaret carhill left $6 billion to two foundations but the pay out was just made last year. the number 2, was william who died last october and left $500 million to nonprofits. stocks closed lower today as traders cashed in on last week's gains. >> concern about the debt crisis in greece as the parties struggle with a deal. the dow is down 17.10 points to 12,845. the nasdaq was down 3.67 to 2,902. more heel dragging in greece could reverse the trend. the bay area sit a that is considering expanding its

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in egypt protesters clashed again today. the election to replace hosni mubarak has been scheduled for june. but now it might happen one month earlier. tensions have been high following riots at a soccer game that killed 70 people wednesday. the american embassador to syria left on a decision to close the embassy there. they evacuated in the middle of escalating violence. the u.n. claims 5400 people have been killed as a result of

the violence in syria since last march. >> here is an example of some of the violence. video shows security forces shelling a building being used as a hospital for injured anti- government protesters and inside patients are screaming in pain. but the government is claiming that video was staged. all of this comes as secretary of state hillary clinton is condemning china and russia for vetoing a resolution. >> happened yesterday that united nations was a travesty. those countries that refuse to support the plan, bear full responsibility for protecting the regime. >> hillary clinton warned the violence could break out into a civil war. president obama said the

situation should be resolved without military intervention bine the united states. the mayor ed lee endorsed the ban on plastic bags. they want to expand toall stores and restaurants. it would require businesses to charge customers 10 cents for a paper bag. the mayor said it will help cut down on pollution. >> we do have a strong desire to get them out of the waste stream and healthy streams that we want to make sure the environment is taken care of. >> he said the city will focus on education rather than enforcement and he would reconsider the charge if it proved ineffective in changing people's habits. a lawsuit was filed against

sea world. it names 5 orcas as plaintiffs. lawyers say they are being treated like slaves when they are forced to perform daily that parks. sea world lawyers want a dismissal. project has run into a funding problem. according to the chronicle, the $1.1 billion product is $60 million short to begin phase two. that is due to start within weeks but financing hasn't come through. transportation officials are working with the transportation commission and caltrans to get the project completed. supervisors will decide whether to put a new storm drain parcel tax on the ballot.

it would be to prevent storm little. it would be between 12-$22 a year. the county says the amount of trash that ends up in storm drains each year is equal to 100,000 kitchen size trash bags full of litter. bill told us about rain headed our way. the timing is important. >> this will hit the morning commute. light sprinkles over it had next few hours and a few sprinkles here and there. by tomorrow morning, it will be fall in the early morning hours, around the early commute. 5:00, 6:00. wind advisory goes into effect. here comes the first wave of moisture headed our way. it is not a lot. this is ahead of the strongest dynamics of the weather system. you see the winds ramping up,

31 miles per hour off the golden gate bridge. showers make their way into the area within the next few hours. things will slow down on the commute. we will wait for the real part of the it storm that gets here tonight, tomorrow morning. you can see it. i have been tracking the weather system. you can see the narrow front. plenty of moisture. here is the wind. that is where the rain is. everything out front, that is moisture. it will persipitate out. heaviest rain is overnight and you will notice it on the commute. stay tune tomorrow morning, 4:30 a.m., we will be watching this as it slides into the bay area. heaviest rain, inch-1/2. -- inch and a half, half inch

in oakland. quarreler of an inch in san jose. -- quarter of an inch in san jose. it will be a nice looking weather system. it is not a big one. it has power but it will not last and last and last. by tomorrow afternoon a lot of the system is out. there will be clouds. here is what i have been tracking. 10:00 p.m. tonight, showers, but this is light stuff. activity in the mountains. and then 2:00 a.m., you see the front right here. so the storm is an overnight deal. morning commute will get hammered. in a few minutes we will look at the forecast for your neighborhood, temperatures, the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. champion cyclist was stripped of his title after

being found guilty of doping. they made the ruling this morning in switzerland. he is also banned from the sport for two years. however that ban is back dated, he could return as of this august. he denies any wrong doing. he said a piece of steak he ate is what led to the reading. tech firm is moving, why they are moving less than a mile away from where it is right now and why the mayor is so happy about it and what san francisco has in common with new york city and it is not what most people would brag about, special if it 457ened to you. if it happened to you.

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parking violaters in san francisco have something in common with violaters in new york city. paying the highest fines in the country. according to a study, the fine is $65 in both cities. it compared 40 major u.s. city and san francisco has the third highest hour parking rates at $4.25 in high demand areas. san francisco high tech company is making a move. mayor ed lee said the deal gives the firm the potential to double its work force and stay in the city for years to come. >> we want them to start and stay and grow. as a result we are evolving our

policies on a weekly basis to continue to attract companies. >> ed lee said the city helped broken the new deal. they provide disaster recovery and other data management services. 5 years ago they moved to san francisco. now the company signed a 10 year lease on another building in folsom street. however, that new building will allow them to grow from 500 workers to 1200. >> when you work in tech, every day it is a war for talent. we found san francisco is a key location for attracting that talent. >> construction is underway on the new 168,000 square foot building. it will feature a new clear glass facade. they plan to move in in two years and it will serve as the

company's new headquarters. the new york giants arrived this afternoon bringing back their fourth super bowl title. a parade is planned for the team tomorrow through manhattan. yesterday's broadcast of the super bowl on nbc was the most watched tv show in u.s. history. more than 111 million people tuned in to watch the new york giants beat the new england patriots. this is the third connective year the super bowl has set a record for tv viewership and a big night for advertisers. coming up, we have a recap of the super bowl ads that stood out this year. they were tweeting their reactions to the outcome. twitter reports, during the last 3 minutes, 10,000 tweets were being sent every second. just as the giants won, 12,000

tweets were being sent per second. halftime, 10,000 tweets were being sent every second. he was attacked while shopping and police say it was a hate crime. you will hear from the man and hear about the money being offered to catch his attackers. we have a time line when proposition 8 may finally be resolved. [ male announcer ] for some reason

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complete bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. you are looking at a man who lost several teeth, broke his jaw and has two metal plates in his head. three people beat him up and

ktvu's maureen naylor tells us why police are treating this as a hate crime. >> reporter: we learned about a reward after he said hate crimes will not be tolerated. >> reporter: atul lall is still recovering from an attack that left him in a hospital bed before thanksgiving after three men attacked him. >> they ended up breaking six of my teeth. my jaw was fractured. >> reporter: he was in his car when the men stopped him in this parking lot in san jose. police released this sedge of one of the attackers. hispanic, 200 pounds, brown hair, glasses and tan clothes. >> people were in that shopping

center at the time and if they saw something, call us. >> reporter: leaders are setting up a $1,000 reward. >> we are starting a fund to help him with his medical e pences. he needs surgery. he doesn't have insurance or money. >> reporter: there were 33 arted hate crimes in 2008. 40 in 2009. 24 in 2010. and 32 last year. >> victims of these cases are not willing to come forward. we could advocate for individuals who have been victims. >> reporter: as for leads, there is surveillance video from the parking lot, although they are not saying what is on it. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. a special education teacher is facing charges of abusing

two preschoolers. alexia aliki bogdis turned herself in to police on saturday. she faces 5 counts of child cruelty and four counts of battery. she is accused of slapping a boy and twisting another's wrist. she is out on bail and scheduled to enter a plea on march 1. high school was locked down after a custodian appeared to spot a weapon out of a back pack. deputies apprehended 2 dozen students, they had brought nerf guns to school to play a game. school officials said no guns, real or fake are allowed. a three judge panel will issue their ruling tomorrow on california's prop 8, banning same-sex marriage. ktvu's christien kafton is in

san francisco. both sides saying this is another step in the process, not a final decision. correct? >> reporter: that's right. both sides say they are confident the issue will make its way to the u.s. supreme court and both sides will be out here tomorrow ready for the judge's ruling. >> reporter: the court of appeals issued a note saying the court anticipate files by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. in august 2010 the judge ruled the ban was unconstitutional. supporters say the judge should never have overturned prop 8 and say the judge should have removed himself from deciding the case because of his own gay relationship. >> we hope that the 9th 9th circuit will uphold the vote of the people and reverse the lower court judge that ruled against the people. >> reporter: supporters say they are hopeful the judge will

agree with judge walker. >> it divided california down the middle. and most of us believe that violates the u.s. constitution. >> reporter: he said the case is headed to the u.s. supreme court. >> unless they set something fast, this would not be heard in the supreme court till next fall and no decision for a year from today. >> reporter: the case would go back to the 9th circuit court to be decided. if that happens, that is not expected to effect the time line. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. ron paul hit the campaign trail in minnesota. he has been trailing and his manager says a win in minnesota

icould be a game changer. he spoke to several hundred supporters. he poppingsed for an end of u.s. global military vomit and limits on federal spendy. rick santorum focused his attack on mitt romney. he campaigned in minnesota, he said mitt romney is the worst possible candidate to address the issue of healthcare. >> mitt romney make a lot of points he is not for obama care but i don't find a reason he would oppose it. the man in massachusetts is obama care. >> he later campaigned in colorado. rick santorum is leading in minnesota and second in colorado. both states hold their caucuses tomorrow. polling shows rick santorum with a lead over mitt romney.

rick santorum 29%. mitt romney 27%. newt gingrich 22% and ron paul 19%. colorado, mitt romney 40%. rick santorum 26%. newt gingrich 18%. ron paul 12%. the suspect in the tucson shooting that injured congresswoman gabrielle giffords will continue treatment for four more months. he is making progress but is still not competent to stand trial.

officials at boeing ordered repairs on 5 dreamliner planes. they say there is a problem with the tail section on the planes. they say it is not cause for concern about other 787. the planes that need repair went to japan. a seib of more pain thought pump. average prices rose 19 cents in the past four weeks. it could be a chaotic spring with prices spiking 60 cents or more. right now the average is $3.48.

in san francisco $3.77. san francisco is $3.88 while oakland is san jose are under the state average. >> new app has been released in the hopes it will prevent people from texing texing and drive -- texing -- texting and driving. developers are hoping to appeal to parents who want to keep their kids from texting. >> there are a number of companies that have gps tracking app. the difference is we have that plus we combine it. >> the app is free to download but there is a $9 a month service fee. the national transportation safety board reports 5500 people were killed in 2009 in crashes caused by distracted

driving. . verizon will challenge netflix later this year with its own streaming video service. they will provide it through red box. not clear how much content verizon can provide. netflix is spending a billion dollars a year on content. federal officials raised questions about a sny drug. on wednesday they are set to consider the benefits and risks. they say it slows the spread of cancer to the bone. but they said the drug did not extend their lives and had side effects. it is already approved for preventing fractures in cancerous bones. a study found that junk

food remains plentiful on campuses. they examined schools during a four year period. the study found half of the school sold sweet or salty snack foods and much of that is found in vending machines. a study suggests that drinking green tea might help you age more gracefully. the study found those who drank 5 cups of green tea every day were less likely to develop problems as they age. not clear how it promotes better functionality but tea boosted muscle strength in older women. lots of people work out

here. but because there are no restaurants you have to brick your own. that story ahead. back here in 10 minutes, picking up showers off shore. they are be here tonight and make a mess of the morning commute. i will be back in a minute. @ñh@

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you have seen them in big cities but now food trucks are branching out. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us where the town started taking applications. >> reporter: there is a lesson here, i got here, there are lots ofphorics that work here but precious few restaurants.

that is about to change. >> reporter: the financial district hosts many lunch wagons because there is more than enough people. for existing mobile restaurants, alameda presents new opportunities. >> more the merrier for all the trucks. >> reporter: they have many places to eat, many romote areas -- remeet areas and business parks have few or none. >> i want to encourage them. >> reporter: the trucks are an immediate solution but the city says restaurant row has nothing to fear. >> some of those issues is to narrow where the trucks should be focused. >> i know a lot of the restaurants think it is not fair but i think all is fair in love and war. >> that you will have to pay business license, taxes and get permits. >> reporter: for brick and

mortar restaurants this doesn't have to be invaders coming in from other towns, it could be an opportunity to expand their businesses. they are preparing a mobile vehicle of their own. regulars think that is great. >> when you have a great restaurant, natural extension. >> reporter: the city believes the first trucks will be out in the community in a month and other communities and the -- we will be watching. consumer editor tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. meeting about traffic safety changes near a school. leaders and the school direct will discuss changes on the road. it includes the installation of traffic lights, turning lanes and the elimination of 40

parking spaces. it would be in conjunction with the high school. in los angeles, outraged parents protested where two cheechers were arrested on child sex abuse charges. >> parents gathered outside miramonte elementary school in los angeles demanding to speak with the principal. they were furious they were not informed sooner. >> i know there is a lot of pain. so if i am parent at the school, i may not be a victim, but i am -- i am hurting. >> officials say the school will be closed tomorrow and wednesday while the district holds staff meetings. tonight parents are holding their own meeting meeting to discuss the scandal.

getting her passport back 60 years after losing it. she moved to paris after graduating. somewhere along the way she lost her passport. a man bought it at a flee market and last week he found her address. he contacted her and plans to head to paris to return it to her. >> how about that. let's talk about our weather. finally we have rain on the way. over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we are getting light showers. off shore now. heaviest rain overnight into tomorrow morning. temperatures on the cooler side. showers ending in the early morning hours. early commute you will get hit hard. off shore, bands of showers. light showers. the real storm won't be here till 5:00 a.m. in the morning.

this is prefrontal stuff. if you look that winds. san francisco, gusting to 31 miles per hour. that is why the wind advisory. it will be very, very windy at times out there. the winds could gust to well over 45 miles per hour. definitely will be one of those nights where you will notice the wind here. live storm tracker two there. we will switch our image. moving on here. and live picture. you can see outside, you can see the clouds moving in. those clouds will be lingering with us tonight. as they thicken up the rain begins in the bay area. showers starting late tonight and early tomorrow morning. those showers will really play havoc on the commute. so let's take a peak at the

satellite. here is the system. main system back here. as that system gets closer, that is 4:00 a.m. in the morning, that is when the wind gets here, that is when the rain gets here. it will get going. morning commute will be wet. 10:00, looking for light scattered showers in the bay area. 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, here is the front off shore. 5:00 a.m., see what is happening here? 7:00 a.m., scattered showers. bulk of that thing went through early in the morning and scattered showers in the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow, in the 50s. five-day forecast, bay area weekend in view, it is rain. but it is only here for a little while. it is not a series of storms. wet morning commute. >> thank you. the finger pointing going on over the gesture during the

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the nfl accused nbc of not being quick enough to hide the justture. the super bowl clashed between the giants and patriots was fierce but the big show was the super bowl tv ads. >> how could i handle work on a day like today. >> there were plenty of super stars, including matthew brodrick. there also was a face-off between jerry seinfeld and jay leno and david beckham in his underwear. [ music playing ] >> 9 auto makers advertised. the bright headlights

disrupting a vampire party. chrysler ran a 2 minute ad featuring clint eastwood. ads sold for $3.5 million. downtown's bad wrap is bad for business. coming up, the solutions they announced that they say will help keep their night life safe.

uc business owners say bar fights are hurting their bottom line. the changes they are making to turn the side. >> the search for a killer ends in a second death. the twist when investigators caught up with the man who they say killed a massage therapist. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. businesses say the safety concerns surrounding the bar scene are a problem for them. ktvu's jade hernandez is live in downtown where an hour ago bar owners offered up solutions to keep the peace. >> reporter: that meeting wrapped up 30 minutes ago and the owners who gathered did so