protesters inside. i was listening to people, therapy saying we have done what we have came to do, and others want to stay and be arrested. the capital building closes at 6:00. earlier police said if they were still here when it closes they were subject to arrest. they pointed out they didn't have a permit to protest. so they are already in violation from that but police stood back and watched. it does appear police are mobilizing for something. look over head with the chopper and you will see some of that and some of the crowds right now. we have seen police on horse back, in riot gear. i saw lines of police walking down the hallway and more coming in to relieve officers who were standing guard all

day. we have 100 to 200 protesters in inside the building if they do not leave and police give the order, are subject to arrest. we will let you know what happens. ken wayne is inside right now and will give us updates. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the demonstration started earlier today. students from across the state converged on the state capital. >> the protesters said they are hoping to convince lawmakers to restore funding for education. peace keepers have been trying to prevent vandalism or violence. >> i want everyone to know it is the hard work of the students and not other individuals. >> reporter: occupy? >> yes. >> this afternoon many of the

protesters crowded inside. police managed to keep some outside. we are watching the situation there and as soon as there is any movement police or protesters we will let you know. for the first time ever a israeli president is visiting the bay area. shimon peres is here. ktvu's robert handa is live from san jose and tells us why he wanted to come to the bay area. >> reporter: we are at ibm where we fallowed the president. the bay area is focused on technology and the way it can help his country and the middle east situation. >> reporter: shimon peres is taking san jose a big priority. >> i want to see the future. how will it look. >> reporter: he started today in san jose, getting a look at

innovation. >> reporter: the president says she interested in technology. along with visiting ibm he plans to meet with leaders during the next few days. >> what will happen in 10 years? go here not to the stock exchanges and not to the banks. not money that produces money, it is sign. >> reporter: the president plans to visit facebook tomorrow. he already set up his own personal page. >> reporter: are you enjoying having a facebook page? >> reporter: he wants to promote peace. whenhe supports president obama's position. >> i think the president decided not to allow iran

becoming nuclear. because it sadanger to the american economy. -- it is a danger to the american economy. >> reporter: he is maintaining his busy schedule. in half hour he will be the guest at a dinner with leaders, hosted by the cisco ceo. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. verizon says service has been restored following a stortage. a construction crew accidentally cut a line this morning. the mishap cut off phone and internet service and disabled atm service. they don't know how many customers were effected but all service was back up at 4:30. not one but two earthquakes struck the east bay. they were centered in el

cerrito. one was 3.5 followed by a 4.0 seconds later. as ktvu's john fowler reports, it is in a dangerous fault. john? >> reporter: i am live that country club, 3rd fairway, this is where the earthquake hit, this is the hayward fault, runs up here. right now the -- below here at -- an hour before dawn, two earthquakes. 7 second apart. >> 3.5, 4.0, couple miles from berkeley's quake last october. >> felt bigger. i learned it could be felt differently because of different rocks on either side of the fault. to the east rocks are broken up. to the west, rocks are more

solid. there was only minor damage today and a few scary moments. >> i was out the door and by the time i got out the door the shock was over. there is a 1% chance every year of the big one and oakland sits on the most hazardest part of the fault. -- hazardist part of the fault. >> yes, those pieces are more dangerous. but when the big one happens it will effect all of us. >> reporter: the u.s. geological survey but censors here. one reason they pinpointed the location. there is a 62% chance of a catastrophic earthquake in the next 30 years. this really is a wick up call. john fowler, ktvu channel 2

news. for more on today's earthquakes log on tawww.ktvu.com. you will-find an earthquake survival guide with information on how to protect your home. click on the earthquake tab on the front page. attorneys for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi asked a judge to move his trial out of the city. defense attorneys argued all the publicity endangers his right to a fair trial. jury selection is underway. he faces three misdemeanor counts and accused of bruising his wife's arm during an arguments. >> you have coverage to which the citizens of fran are entitled. >> -- san francisco are entitled. a house is being prepared

for resale, today held a nasty surprise. workers found military ordinance in the storage area of the home. the bomb squad was called in. neighbors say some of the ordinance was detonated by the domb squad. -- bombed squad. the family of bryan stow said he has been transferred to a rehab facility. he suffered a brain injury after being attacked at dodger stadium last year. he has been recovering at the medical center since october. his family did not reveal the location of the facility. two men arrested are still awaiting trial. hundreds gathered for the east bay women's conference, and it coincide with the controversy surrounding rush

limbaugh. ktvu's jade hernandez was there. >> reporter: here she educated on feminism and social equality. what better place to get her take on rush limbaugh and his recent word war. >> the public airways are being used for cruelty on his part. >> reporter: she wants rush limbaugh off the air. the women also have strong opinions about rush limbaugh. >> just wants to be controversy for the steak of being -- controversial for the sake of being controversial. >> reporter: she spoke to a crowd touching rush limbaugh's remarks against sandra fluke. >> this is unforgivable what he

has said. giving him habit of insulting everyone. i would never buy any product that advertises with him. >> some people think the women's movement was over in the 80s. we are only a quarter of the way through it. >> history of women's rights and what can women do. >> reporter: for some, rush limbaugh's insults today landed in their lap. >> he is offending all of us. >> reporter: the woman you heard from, says that make as difference in her future opinions. this event just wrapped up here at the marriott. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. in san francisco a thousand dui cases are under review

after a investigation called into question their alcohol screening devices. officers used the devices to determine whether someone was under the influence are now being scrutinized. he says it appears officers were using the devices improperly when conducting breath tests. >> results show the testing was snot being done -- was not being done. >> anyone who was give an breath test and arrested going back to 2006 should contact them. the police department has suspended its use of those devices. a state law that micks it illegal to drive with a cell phone is saving lives. traffic fatalities fell by 22% since 2008. the number of accidents flamer blamed on drivers using cell

phones dropped by 47%. similar bans are in place in 8 other states. a shipping company is one of the state's biggest delinquent taxpayers. they released a list today and shows they are number two on that list. owing $16.6 million. they owe $3.2 million and mobile systems is ranked 21, owing $3 million. apple said it reached a milestone, 25 billion apps downloaded from its app store. since launching the app store apple says it paid out $4 billion to developers. a man in china downloaded the 25 25th billion app on his phone and he received a gift card worth $10,000. yahoo is planning to lay off workers as a result of a

restructuring. sources said all things d, cuts would be deep and could happen by the end of the month. it follow as shake up of top management and a 5% drop in income during the 1st quarter last year. stocks started the week down on news china is cutting its growth targets. the dow is down 15 points to 12,963. the nasdaq is down 26 to 2,950. identity threat and fraud are up 11% over the last 5 years in the bay area and short phone owners most at risk. 7% of smartphone users will be victims of identity theft, compared to nonsmartphone users. they lose more money than other identity theft victims and 25% will never know how their information was stolen.

a woman who had something so valuable stolen from her. a report says cal state and uc schools would be more expensive than ivy league schools. it was another warm day today but the fog is returning. we will see wind out there and much cooler day time highs through tuesday. '

we want to update you. protesters are inside the state capital despite being told they have to leave. ktvu's ken wayne is also inside and he told us at this point everything is calm, we are

continuing to follow the story. we will bring you new developments and have full coverage on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 and at 10:00. college student is trying to cope with the loss of independence after someone stole her wheelchair and van. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live with the story. >> reporter: she lives here in this house. you see the ramps but the one thing that helps her to get to school, her wheelchair accessible van, is now gone. >> frustrating. knowing something is missing. >> reporter: she stairs at the 3479 spot of where here van used to be parked. >> there was a wheelchair. no front seat. no middle row. you knew someone in a wheelchair had that van and you took it anyway? >> reporter: it meant

everything to her. two years ago she was in a car accident that damaged her spinal cord. she used to play softball and studying to become a teacher. >> i am so mote vade to become a teacher, go back to school and the van could help me get there. >> reporter: her mother would have to pick her up and put her in another car but driving would be futile because her electric wheelchair wouldn't fit in the car. for the last 24 hours she has been on social media trying to get the word out. she missed school today. >> i need it back. it is a part of my life now. makes it 100% easier. >> reporter: she filed a police report but needs the publics help. a 1994 blue dodge caravan with

sun spots on the hood. if you have any information or seen it, police call police. reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. a troubling new reality is setting in for college students in california. it is more expensive to attend a public university here than ivy league schools. a freshman from a middle class family would pay $24,000 annually for too go to cal state east bay. santa cruz, $33,000. harvard that same student would pay $17,000. many ivy league schools boosted their financial aid to middle class families. changes heading our way. over now to bill. >> nice weekend.

warm day today. numbers drop off 10-15 degrees tomorrow. 70s today. tomorrow, 50s. outside, i will show you what is coming. i wish it was bring roth of rain it is not. coming from the north. snow in the mountains. the main thing, cooler and the winds. winds gusting near 33 miles an hour. the winds are starting to blow. temperatures of today are a thing of the past. tomorrow, looking for 50s in most bay area locations. might pop a low 60 down south. tomorrow, then, cooler. extended forecast, dry. warms up again. like last week. whatever rain we get tonight, little rain, it will dry up and that is it for the week. overnight lows, valley fog, coastal fog as well. system lies to the north of us

and then moves south. after midnight, clouds increasing as the system slides down. a.m. sprinkles. 3:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. and winds in some locations. 12:00 midnight, clouds increasing. 4:00 a.m., already through. that will leave a little wet on the commute. 5:00 a.m. it is out. few sprinkles left over. main impact is a glaze on the roadways. highs tomorrow, not 60s, 50s. five-day forecast, with your bay area weekend in view. that isn't much of a forecast at all. not what you expect this late in the season. still winter. temperatures back into the 60s and 70s. >> so nice today. weekend gorgeous. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36.

tense moments this afternoon as authorities had to blow up munitions. we spoke to the man who made the discovery. and the state capital, police are promising to arrest protesters who don't disperse. join us on bay area news at 7:00 on tv bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. next, a new restaurant and why there is a lot of hope about what the restaurant could lead to.

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san francisco mayor ellee welcomed a new -- ed lee welcomed a new restaurant today. it is one of a number of somersault businesses the city has been working to attract to that neighborhood. officials say the restaurant is the latest sign of positive things happening in the bay view. mark is here now with sports. warriors, one night they could look awful and tonight they looked good. >> yesterday they scored 35 points in the entire game. tonight they had 65 in

washington. by halftime. their easiest win of the year. back in washington. combination of wilson and lincecum. ellis ending the 1st quarter. look at this shot again. let it fly from midcourt. he had 25 in the game and the warriors blow it away. steph curry, look at this. he scored 12. the warriors put it away early. a rare for them. final just in, 120-100. mean time the giants will be playing milwaukee tonight. and the a's doing their business, split squad activity. taking you down to the cactus league against the cubs. he gave up three runs in 2 innings. the new comer looks to be jus redick. had a couple of hits.

5-8 already this spring. in with a triple there and the back up catcher, looks like he will lose this one to deep right center but it stays in the park. still good for a two run double and the a's beat the cubs in that game 8-7. looks like spring training, while to go and he has weight to lose. [ laughter ] >> thank you. the latest from the state capital on the protest, we will have the latest tonight at 10:00. thank you for trusting ktvu news. no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's chevy truck month! definitely that one, boss. solid. let's try the other one again. ♪ chevy truck month ♪ no.

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