damage and destruction left behind from a supertyphoon in the philippines. we'll have the latest on recovery efforts. >> a hit-and-run traffic this morning. they still have questions. >> and remembering those who lost their lives, a special memorial happening today on the old eastern span of the bay bridge.

. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday november 9th. >> let's check in with rosemary for your forecast this saturday. good morning, the sun is up. it's a pretty start there are morning. we're dealing with patchy fog this morning. i'll talk about where. it's cooler anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees. for the afternoon mostly sunny slightly cooler and it will be a cooling trend through veteran's day and the possibility is still of rain chance coming for some. i'll have a model on this, and and we'll be look at your temperatures coming up. >> continuing coverage for the supertyphoon, the red cross announced it received reports of 1200 people who have died in two hard hit areas, typhoon hanging on and it packed

sustained winds of 195 miles per hour with gusts reaching 235 miles per hour. cities are washed out making rescue efforts very difficult. they found 100 bodies scattered in the streets. it's hard to pinpoint the precise death toll since islands and cities are cut off. there's great concern for the 350,000 people who are living in tents and temporary shelters since the 7.2 earthquake struck last month. the bay area filipino community has looked for solace at churches. one woman tells us most of her family lives in the northern province. she's spent the day trying to get in touch with loved ones. >> we bring to the third world. most of our building, it's not

stable or safe. >> many bay area filipinos say many of the buildings don't have the infrastructure to withstand disaster, especially after the earthquake last month. there are rescue efforts under way to help the victims. >> they're resilient, you'll see the community come together not only in the philippines but from abroad. >> there are about 640,000 filipinos living in the bay area. local groups say the best way to help right now is to send money, not food water and clothing, it takes too long to get to the affected areas. look for the national and world section in our website under news. new this morning, an oakland police officer has been involved in a hit-and-run accident. a car ran a red light and got.

it boned by the officer's vehicle. we have this live from oakland ali? >> reporter: this happened at 4:30 this morning. according to police at the scene, a red honda ran the red light at that intersection. it crashed into an oncoming police control car. there was debris scattered and the front end of the patrol car was barbed in. thee people who were in that red honda, jumped out and fled the scene of the crash. they chased them and apprehended one of the people from that car. he was able to walk to an ambulance in order to get checked out. the police officer had to go to the hospital after he complained of neck pain. they want to question two other people and they're looking for those two individuals this

morning. live in oakland, channel 2 news. happening today loved ones of those who lost their lives on the eastern span of the bay bridge are going to be allowed on the bay bridge this morning for a special memorial. this led this woman back to the bridge for her son. and other people will be allowed to honor their family members in the same way. a boy was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. organizers are calling it a day of action for andy lopez. he refused to put down on what was a replica assault rifle. the deputy should have realized that his gun was fake. here's a map of a few of

the locations, juliette park and 24 and mission streets and the bart station, the downtown sacramento courthouse and los angeles city hall, there will be making a record of any other incidents of police brutality. there may be possible prosecution against the officers. a cph reports that there were four killed in an accident near the entrance of napa valley state park p the crash blocked the southbound entrances to the highway. for the first time the parents of their son who was set on fire are speaking out about the attack. >> you look at a man wearing a

skirt, what is the problem with that. it's very distressing to me. >> last night the parents of luke sasha fleischman, he's identified as a gender, neither female or male. the oakland teen was targeted monday because of gender identity. the 18-year-old was wearing a skirt at the time he was attacked. >> when sasha fleischman saw the picture of his school mates wearing the skirts, he had a big smile on his face. >> they wore skirts in solidarity, there are ribbons at bus stops for sasha fleischman who has burns to his legs, and the person who lit him up on fire is being charged as an adult for a hate crime.

the attack at poke and turk streets is near city hall. the person is in critical condition and there are no suspects at this time. hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea will be in california tonight. hillary clinton will be giving a speech. proceeds will benefit the clinton foundation. they plan to rally and urge hillary clinton to run for president in 2016. both the chp and the police department will have additional officers on duty. the casino has been open since tuesday and has been bringing in large crowds ever since. the time is 7:08 and it feels nice outside.

it's not too bad. rosemary is working on a nice forecast today. >> good morning, to you. it will not be as warm,, cooling we'll be cooling it down. we're looking at mostly clear skies in some areas where we had cloudy skies yesterday morning. and the patchy fog not too bad. i'm seeing just a little bit. temperatures in and around the bay, cooler because we are dealing with the mostly clear skies, that sunshine is going to offset how it feels and we're looking at numbers beginning to turn around now that the sun is up as well. we're looking at 43 in oakland, 37 degrees outside your door right now. in the north bay we're seeing some of the chilliest temperatures, in and around petaluma, 39 in hillsburg and lake port 40 degrees outside

your door. a ridge of high pressure in place for the weekend. it's a chillier start for most as we get into the afternoon. we'll continue this trend, we're going to shave numbers down just a few degrees from yesterday with mostly sunny skies for this afternoon. ridge of high pressure in place for the weekend. this will be sinking south. it will bring the possibility of rain as early as veteran's day. now, it's being pushed out and the chance of rain will not come down this far south. 66 for sausalito, 68 in richmond, east bay temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s for danville. santa clara looking good this afternoon, low 70s morgan hill. santa cruz 69 degrees. if we head along the peninsula, it's 65 and 65 in san

francisco. it warmed to 69 degrees. you may be a few degrees cooler and you will notice. your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures will slide as we get into the second half of the weekend. the coolest day will be veteran's day monday, increasing clouds and a slight chance of rain coming to the north bay, monday night into tuesday morning looks to be the best window of town. i'll pinpoint that with our futurecast model coming up. a per by chrysler. >> and a changing coverage for mental health and addictions, what insurance companies will be required to do. >> there is an approach to the toll plaza this saturday morning, no problems in san francisco. you're watching mornings on 2. [ male announcer ] step one, prepare for triumph.

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. rise and shine good morning to you, a live look at mount dable low. mostly clear and cool this morning. temperatures will begin to climb. i'll have a look at your weather day planner coming up. it is the longest olympic torch relay ever. this is a large picture from space where two cosmonauts are performing a space walk with the olympic torch. it will take 6 hours, three people are on board including an american who went to the international space station and with them was the torch and when they arrived at the space station they handed that torch to the cosmonauts that was already there. that torch is not lit because of obvious dangers. a popular event is

happening today. the nonillion and you'll leap sand castle contest is this month. it's part of the golden gate national recreational area. it involves elementary school students architects and others and they raised a quarter of a million dollars. flames started at 2 p.m. near lower lake south of more began valley road. it's burned 150 acres and is 30% contained. evacuations have not been called for. the fire started when the flames spread to nearby brush. that fire could reach 700 acres. you felt the ground shake in the east bay late last night. a preliminary 3.0 quake struck around 10:00 last night. so far no damage has been

reported. the tsa and airports nationwide remain in a dispute over security. in april the tsa announced at the end of the year, it would turn over the monitoring of exit lanes to the airports themselves. they say the increased costs would exceed their budgets, investigators think that they may have entered the secure area of lax used by travellers exiting terminal three. [ taps ] operations at l.a.x. came to a halt yesterday morning to honor hernandez, the officer and father of two killed in last week's shooting. a memorial service will be held for hernandez on tuesday. there was a moment of panic as a man brought out a gun at

terminal 3. he had just flown to the airport and was seen with the weapon in the baggage claim area. he had declared the gun and got on the flight, he was arrested for showing off the weapon in a public area. a man was arrested for running into an empty plane last night. he wasn't armed but was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. the check of the plane turned up nothing. no other airport operations were affected. a new report is raising doubts how afghanistan troops can protect their country. the number of troops killed in combat jumped 80% this summer compared to last year. us and coalition deaths dropped by 60%. while they won't explain the reason behind those numbers afghanistan troops are taking over those operations.

they say it will affects morale retention and recruiting. president obama is giving thanks for people who have and are still serving in the armed forces. >> we need to serve them since they've served us, and that requires more than just thank you. he says he wants to honor vets to make sure they're never forgotten. they've hired 300 vets since he took office. he wants to help vets transition and find jobs and plans for careers. the movie theatre shooter, a iphone found in his car can be used in his trial, the trial against james holmes. what he has said to the detectives has not been leased.

he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. police say they pulled a man on a gun because he tried to force his way into an apartment. he had just been released a prison. they offered him a food and a blanket. he tried to push his way inside. >> he starts coming more in the doorway and i yell for my roommate dan and he comes downstairs and around the corner. >> when the roommate came down the stairs, he was armed with a gun and scared the man away. he was a six time fell on. there was a handgun and shotgun in the apartment and supposedly having handguns in the apartment are against the rules. yesterday, health and human

services kathleen sebelius made that announcement before the requirement only large group plans cover mental and behavioral health. >> i know having walked through that experience itself how difficult this is for way too many families. >> the law guarantees co- payments and deductibles for benefits for medical and surgical ones. next july will mark the government's first real effort to enforcement. chrysler is recalling more than 1 million dodge trucks. the recall calls 2003 to 2008 dodge ram 2800 to 3300. other models included in the recall, the dodge ram 4400 and 554by 4 hasy cabs. a series of accidents involving

the steering systems prompted that recall. why berkeley is closing down and the recent party that prompted that decision. >> a cooling trend for the weekend. i'll have a look and you can see how much cooler you can expect in your area. what a beautiful start to the day.

hundreds of red, white and blue l.e.d. lights are lighting up new york city, the one world trade center building tested out the new light. the spire gradually changing colors. it's made up of 288, 50-watt l.e.d. lights and when lit up it's visible from 50 miles away. they've voted to go on strike, the union members, here are pictures from back in may.

it contract talks have been deadlocked for more than a year. the 24 hour strike is scheduled for november 24th. uc berkeley chancellor is drawing the you're of protestors. thrall -- the ire of protestors. >> she says she does not enjoy that. she welcomed the new chancellor. >> we deserve democracy, to elevate and sustain the intellectual and moral compass that must guide our future. these are our utopian goals. >> he's been at cal since june. dirk is the tenth chancellor.

>> you see the fraternity was shut down because of hazing. it was disbanded by the national organization. it cited numerous violation in the past two years. the fraternity hosted a party this fall that disregarded all forms of reasonable and required risk management. students living there will be allowed to stay until the lease is up. >> your time is 7:24 on this saturday morning and it looks nice outside, you should have a nice weekend in store. that's what rosemary is promising. >> it's a chilly start especially over parts of the north bay where we once again have fallen into the 30s. that's to be aware of. i want to show you a system that will be coming our way, hopefully bring us a little bit of rain. we again have mostly clear skies for most of us. a few patches of fog this morning. we'll see that burn away shortly. by sunday morning, notice the clouds are coming back.

the onshore breeze will be strengthening. low cloud fog will be hugging the coast inside the bay. we're going to begin to see an increase in clouds here. we remain dry for veteran's day, but tuesday morning perhaps your first day back to work, take a look at this. we have rain falling over areas of the north bay. this system here is going to be sliding south. at this point it doesn't look like it's going to come much farther than perhaps the golden gate bridge, but that will be the best shot of getting that rain, and that window, that time frame looks to be in the overnight hours monday and early tuesday morning. let's go it to the weekend, temperatures will be cooler in the afternoon, three to 6 degrees cooler for most of us. mid to upper 30s for parts of the moon bay.

it's 50 degrees inside the coast. oakland, stand fran, redwood city, it's a cool start for you. it's 61 along the coast. widespread low to mid-50s, and then for your afternoon, it will remain in the mid-60s along the coast. low 70s for the warmest location. it's cooler than that with increasing clouds. it doesn't last too long. we're clearing out by wednesday. i'll have a look at current temperatures coming up. >> an attack caught in san francisco and why homeless advocates are not surprised. >> looking at the old eastern span of the bay bridge, a ceremony taking place this morning.

bay area families await word unable to contact loved once after a supertyphoon slams into the philippines. >> here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. the red cross reports one of the most powerful storms ever recorded. typhoon highian has killed 1200 people in the philippines. at this hour the typhoon is

headed towards vietnam after pounding the fill teens. the force was 3.5 times more powerful than hurricane katrina which caused 100 billion in damages and killed 1800 people h gusts were clocked on this typhoon at 235 miles per hour. floodwaters in some areas are still at ten feet high. the bay area has a filipino community of 630,000 people. they're working desperately to get in touch with people back home. >> people are suffering. >> at the church in san francisco, the filipino community are turning to their faith to give them strength. >> you think about your family in the philippines is very stressful. >> this city woman tells me most of her family are in a

province negro occidental. >> i don't know where they are. we don't know. this is my father. and this is my mother. >> leslie tells me her father, a veteran of the u.s. navy went back to his birthplace to serve as mayor. >> i'm hoping that he's going to be fine. and you know, my mother as well. >> the town doesn't have the infrastructure to withstand a disaster. >> where people live, it's made of straw and flimsy wood. it's on stilts, it's not secure to the ground. >> let us pray. >> father ed said he was able to reach his sister over the phone. >> could hear over the phone the howling of the wind. >> he said he's worked in the area devastated by the typhoon and that this disaster coming on the heels of the earthquake

last month adds to the people's hardship. >> we're trying to hold it together until we get more information. >> that was amber lee reporting. a boy was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. protests sites include oakland, sacramento and today is a memorial day to honor those who died on the eastern span of the pay bring. the event is being sponsored by mothers of drunk driving and people will be allowed to honor their loved ones at 10:00 a.m. a homeless man attacked. he walks up to the victim and symptoms on his hand. he does not appear to move.

he kicks the man seven times and calmly walks away. this happened on third and bryant. it is common for those living outside to be assaulted. >> it's sickening to see violence against anybody especially when someone is already in such a vulnerable position, doesn't have a place to sleep, is forced to be on the concrete. >> he stopped to help and police recall, he got up and walked off. it's unclear how serious his injuries were or what the motive was for the attack. san francisco police say they have no record of this assault taking place. they're offering a $20,000 reward for the shooting death on 711 employ last year. three men killed 67-year-old man last september. they release this pictures of the suspects. all three are carrying guns and

have their faces covered. a $20,000 will be given to anybody who helps lead them to the conviction of these men. a husband and wife agreed to meet a potential buyer in the parking lot. the couple described what happened while the suspect was holding their 9 week old puppy. >> he was petting the dog and out of nowhere he starts to zip the dog up in his coat and pulled out a gun and said get out of the car. >> he responded to the classified section where he was celebrating the -- selling the puppy. they said his neck tatoo could be key to catching him. we have information about a

brazilian man who disappeared. paulo netto called frantically last month saying he needed help and he was hiding from people who wanted to hurt him. people who knew him called 911. >> it's made everything harder, he was in trouble and we don't know what kind of trouble it is. >> somebody knows what happened to this kid. somebody has information. it's a sad story. it could be a good ending but it needs to happen fairly soon. >> they hired the former f.b.i. to help find paulo netto. there is a question over where former santa clara supervisor will be locked up. he's been sentenced to jail for loading guilty for misusing

public funds. they called him a gambling addict. >> mr. cherokee stole toll the public and he's been apparently held responsible for those actions. >> while shirkawa was remanded, he puts a strain on the system. an assistant look on how they would have to accommodate an inmate, his notoriety forces them to house him away from inmates already in the full jail. it's possible he may end up in the alameda county jail. they face allegations of campaign fraud in a separate case. >> two high school students in antioch happen after a group of middle schoolers were robbed at knife point. they were waiting at the bus

stop. they lifted his shirt showing what appeared to be a gun. a mother of one of the victims said the two suspects attend dear valley high school. a shooting in antioch, it happened 4 p.m., they were responding to domestic disputes, when they tried to arrest the man inside the garage, the dog charged the officers, a neighbor told us what he heard. >> throw loud booms, it did not sound normal. we saw a police officer with a shotgun yelling if there was anybody else in the house. >> police arrested the man, investigators remained on scene for several hours. public tours begin today on the green peace's ship. it's docked next to the

exploratorium. it arrived yesterday morning as part of the west coast tour. it had stops in seattle and portland. they'll be holding a 30 hour vigil for colleagues being imprisoned in russia. they were arrested for protesting arctic oil drilling. let's head over to rosemary to see what the weather is. >> perhaps you have little ones who have soccer games this morning. maybe you're thinking about an early morning run. it's a chilly start out there in some areas. we're looking at the tower where we're enjoying sunny skies. for the most part it's just a spectacular, mostly sunny start to your saturday morning. i want to touch on highian once again. we've been talking about it all hour long. here's a look at the path. after pounding the philippines

it's going to make vietnam its next target. it's still in the south china sea. later today and into early tomorrow morning, it is expected to continue to weaken. to winds right now 115 miles per hour, the movement northwest at 121 miles per hour. it is quick moving, we want it to continue to move and continue to move out. the last thing we would want is for it to stall. you can see the strongest winds, look to remain offshore. they're going to see significant rain and wind but if it continues this path as expected, most of the strongest winds will remain offshore and then it looks like perhaps late into sunday, afternoon early evening we could see it make landfall. that's the current path for highian. we'll continue to track it for you. to speeds 115 miles per hour. let's come home and look at our

neighborhood. ridge of high pressure is controlled in our weather pattern. we're going to cool it down for saturday. tomorrow will be cooler. this system is working its way south. this ridge is proving to be quite strong. we have expected to see widespread for the bay area, and we're taking a little rain monday night into tuesday morning. that's down the road. we're talking about what's happening here. now, this morning, the head loin is how cold it is, 35 for you upper 30s for napa. widespread 40s around the bay. 46 in redwood city, 41 half moon bay, bottoming out 38. and 44 in lafayette. into the afternoon temperatures looking like this, upper 60s, and low 70s for the east bay. it's upper 60s low 70s.

along the peninsula 66, and 65 san francisco, again cooling off just a few degrees in most cases. the extended forecast here showing you with your bay area, we can view the second half of the weekend will include morning clouds. veteran's day will be the coolest days that increase in the possibility of rain coming into monday night into tuesday. by wednesday we're clearing out once again and temperatures are rebounding. i'll have a look at your weather day manner coming up. >> it's been a day when cal football team beat usc today. the bears will host the troughians at memorial at 2. cal is 1-8 and looking for its win this season. this is cal's final home game of the season. if you can't make it out to memorial for the game you can watch it on ktvu. coverage begins at noon. the state football team can

become bowl eligible today. the spartans need one more game to become bowl eligible. they'll host the as -- aztecs tonight at 7:30. the average has been 13,000 fans, with the final they games at home they're hoping to pack the stadium to 20,000 plus. >> you're watching it closely. time now is 7:43. an increasing coverage, how coverage is changing with people with mental health or addiction problems. >> what people are doing to fight rising tuition in the uc system. >> you can see the sun is shining, traffic moving along just fine. we'll keep an eye on all the roads for you across the bay

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. a slight cool down in store. >> let's take you to space. we can. this is the longest olympic torch relay ever. this is a live picture from space where two cosmonauts are performing a space walk.

they're there with the olympic torch. it's expect to take 6 hours. a russian rocket be handed it to the american, the torch is not lit in space because of the dangers. despite the problems of the health care rollout, it's announcing historic benefits from people suffering mental illnesses. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius spoke in atlanta. she announced new rules. the mental health act requires doctors and insurers to treat mental illness as they would physical illness. they're still working on a plan to kick off their -- kicked off their insurance plan since the affordable care act rolled out.

>> there isn't a man. the president is asked to look at the coverage options. >> president obama is insisting that the problems with the website and enrollment will be corrected. he says the cost of many people's health care insurance has dropped since the passage of the health care act. they've launched a new effort against the university of california systems. the lawmakers have been teamed up with the uc students and their campaign. a petition is circulating to try to reduce the rising costs. the once free university of california has become so expensive that it's unattainable for many families. >> they've seen massive increases in tuition, it's triple what it was a few years ago. they no longer can afford it. >> there are many ways that universities can lower the cost of education. reducing pension costs and

reducing salaries would be a good place to start. >> the fees to attend the community colleges is the lowest in the u.s. they're questioning whether the state can fund its general financial aid program. they're scheduled to vote this tuesday. it will require at least a c average. a scam involving an unknown caller says you owe money. if you receive a similar phone call, call gp directly to discuss your bill. two businesses were contacted by the unknown caller earlier this week. two runways will be called next november for the final part of the construction project. they'll be reconfigured to create longer threshholds.

it's part of the federally mandated runway safety project. the system will be installed to safely catch a plain, landing gear if it overshoots. it will start in may and last through september. they are looking for an option to lower the carbon footprint. the new shore power system is complete. it allows ships to use electricity rather than burning diesel fuel. it will not only lower air pollution, but will also help people who have asthma. >> what it means is a lot of children who are growing up here or down wind from us, are going to have less asthma, that they're going to be healthier. >> doctors estimate that a quarter of west oakland school age children suffer from asthma and a third of adults. they'll require every port in california to be on the same

shore power system. the global traffic expert >> tom: is revealing the most popular congested cities. the west coast is dominating this year's list with five rankings are in the top ten. los angeles, followed by sacramento, on how lieu san jose round and san francisco round out that to five. thieves stole what they were collecting in need food, someone cut,000 a locked fence and locked shed to steal food from august. >> you are taking food from people's mouths had they need it. it hurts. >> they've done its best to replenish what was taken. it needs more help. if anybody is interested in

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they like the drubs and the wet conditions that are in the yards. >> they called in a professional hunter who showed up with a cross bow and he took out one of the biggest pigs. experts think they're likely to come back. miami dolphins tackle jonathan martin will meet with a special nfl investigator. he accused incognito for hazing him. the meeting with the investigator will be held in los angeles. he flew to la yesterday and this is how he responded as a reporter peppered him with questions. >> you're here to meet with jonathan martin. >> are you here to apologize in any way. >> you're here to meet with him? did you say you're going to

kill him >> football website reports he held mandatory meetings at a strip club. he would mock and find teammates if they did not come out. and he was charged a-- accused of assaulting a female, but no charges were fired. people are going out to the beach to build sand castles. how is it. >> it's chilly, but sunny, temperatures will be cooling off as well. take a look yesterday, santa rosa, i'm thinking low 70s, perhaps 71. oakland, 72, so, it goes 6 degrees in livermore, 3 degrees cooler in san francisco.

it will be cooler tomorrow as we go to the bay area weekend. this morning, that chilly start with areas like santa rosa, just a few degrees above freezing, it's reported in santa rosa this morning. 40s to low 50s, inside the bay and along the coastline it's a cool start as well. fourier noontime, mid 60s around the bay. for the second half of the day, still a mild one, not as warm as we were on friday. sunday, the temperatures continue to trend downward. there is increasing clouds and the possibility of rain coming for some. it looks like monday into tuesday, futurecast monday is going to be updating in a few minutes and i'll bring you the newest information coming up. >> a road trip today, it tips off in memphis. late in the fourth. they're doing what tony parker

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gentleman destruction left behind from a supertyphoon in the philippines and we'll have recovery efforts and where the storm is headed now. >> why the cphp will be escorting people on to the old span of the bay bridge this morning. why you might run into more traffic than normal in sonoma county. that's all ahead on mornings on 2. good morning, everyone. , welcome to mornings on 2, it's saturday november 9th.

>> we want to check in with rosemary with a quick check of your forecast. >> it is a pretty start for the day for most of us. it's a cold start for the day nor many of us. a few patches of fog out there. nevada reporting visibility, santa rosa reporting some of that as well at times, mostly clear skies for most of us, even along the coastline this morning. we'll be mostly sunny it, slightly cooler this afternoon and in the extended forecast, we continue the cooling trend and a slight chance of rain for some. we'll have temperatures for today. . >> continuing coverage of the supertyphoon in the philippines. the red cross announced and received reports of 1200 people who have died in two hard hit areas. typhoon haiyan flooded coastal communities and packed sustained winds of 190 miles per hour and gusts of 235 miles

per hour. cities are washed out making rescue efforts difficult. they found more than 100 bodies scattered out on the streets. it is hard to pinpoint the precise death toll since many devastated cities and islands are cut off. there is grave concern for the 350,000 people who are living in tents and temporary shelters since a 7.2 earthquake struck last month. with phone service spotty in the area, they've looked for solace at churches and among themselves as they wait to hear from relatives in the philippines. one women in daily city says most of the family live in the northern province hit by the typhoon. she's spent most of the last day trying to get in touch with loved ones. >> we belong in the third world, can't we, most of our building, they're not really stable, they're not safe.

>> many filipinos say a lot of the villages out there don't have the infrastructure to withstand one disaster let alone two disasters back to back. rescue efforts are under way to help those victims. >> the people are resilient. you'll see the community come together not only in the philippines but even here and abroad. >> the deputy console general say there are about 36,000 people living in the bay area. the aboutest way to help right now is to send money, not food water or clothing because those take too long to get to the affected areas. log on to our website for constant updates on the philippines. look for the national and world section under news. loved ones of those who lost their lives on the old eastern span of the bay bridge will be allowed on the bridge for a special memorial. we have details on the memorial

and how it came about. >> reporter: we're at caltran's headquarters this morning. behind us is the old eastern span of the bay bridge. it's been open since september. people will have a chance to take part in a memorial for the bridge this morning. it came about after an east bay mom made a special trip to the bridge earlier this year. they reported it back in september. we followed carol as she created a memorial at the site of the bridge. her 21-year-old son died when the car that he was riding in was struck by a drunk driver going 100 miles per hour. it was a somber moment and it helped her healing process. they want to let others have the same experience. they'll escort other people on to the eastern span of the bridge. they'll have a moment to

remember loved ones they lost there at 10:00 a.m. there will be a meeting about this event how it's going to work, that will happen at 9:00 a.m. the chp is working with the organization with mothers against drunk driving to set up this memorial. we'll find out details on how many they're expecting to attend. we'll have that later on in the show. rallies will be held throughout california for the 13-year-old boy from santa rosa who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. they're calling it a day of action for andy lopez. he was killed last month after deputies say he refused to put down a replica assault rifle. the deputy should have realized that the gun was safe, they say. here's a map showing some of the locations, there in the

park, santa rosa, 24 admission streets, the downtown sacramento federal court house and los angeles city hall. people at the santa rosa rally say they'll be making a record of any other cases of police brutality. we're going to give that information to the so, gnome district attorney's office for prosecution against the officers. new this morning a deadly accident in napa's wine country. it happened on highway 29. this is near the entrance to both the napa valley state park. two people were rescued from the vehicle. it stopped traffic for 90 minutes. a cause of the crash is under investigation. a hit-and-run happened at 4:30 this morning. police say a honda ran a red light and crashed into an

oncoming patrol car. three people fled the scene, and one person was caught. police are looking for the other passengers. officers say no one was seriously hurt. for the first time publicly the parents of a teenager who was riding on a transit bus and was lit on fire. >> a man wearing a skirt, what is the problem with that. it's very distressing to me. last night the parents of luke sasha fleischman identifies neither female or male. he said the oakland teen was targeted monday because of gender identity. he was wearing a skirt at the time he was attacked. >> when sasha fleischman saw the picture of his school mates wearing their skirts, he had a

big smile on his face. >> his classmates at the high school wore skirts in solidarity. there are ribbons at bus stops who remains hospitalized and undergoing skin grafts to his legs. >> the person who did this is being tried as an adult for the hate crime. expect traffic jams along 101 and streets in ronan park. police will be on duty. the casino has been open on tuesday and has been bringing in large crowds ever since. the san francisco municipal agency launched a service earlier this week. they can subscribe to the

service. subscribers can receive alerts monday through friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m >> reporter: hillary clinton will be in san francisco tonight. she's scheduled to give a speech at the national association of realtors. she's coming to town with her daughter chelsea who is expected to attend the speech as well as the fundraiser of the regency ballroom. they plan to rally ahead of tonight's speech urging her to run for president in 2016. >> time is 8:09 let's check in with rosemary for rain in our forecast. >> maybe monday? >> unfortunately, we are looking at a widespread rain event. those models are trending drier. we may see scattered showers, especially over parts of the north bay. i'll show you that coming up in just a moment. it's not time for the weekend. giving you a live look at the

towers, mostly sunny skies, san francisco, and even along the coastline, mostly clear skies, a very calm to light offshore breeze right now. through the afternoon, a localized sea breeze, temperaturewise, the big story this morning, just how chilly it is for some. a few degrees cooler, 39 santa rosa, so now, that the sun has been up, we'll begin to see those numbers turn around. and from the stretch through petaluma patchy fog at times. if you have an early morning drive you may find some fog at this hour. 55 in oakland, 52 redwood city. depending on where you're out it may not be bad at all. we're looking at some relatively nice weather already. 46 in walnut creek, 49 in fairfield. last half-hour we went north.

in the pends we're looking at 44 in foster city. 42 meadow park. and palo alto we've got temperatures on the increase but by the afternoon, a slight little cool down and it has to do with the system here that is weakening the ridge of high pressure. as i point you to the ridge, you can see it keeps it to the north. this storm will be pushing on to that ridge as we get into the next few days. we're likely to see a few scattered showers move down to the north bay by late veteran's day. that looks to be the time frame. that ridge is holding tough and we may not see much rain south of the golden gate and south of i80. we all know we can use the rain at this point. for today slightly cooler, mostly sunny, localized sea breeze, for most of us, the offshore winds are blowing this morning, but not strong, very

calm out there. 70 degrees for nevada, 66 in sausalito. east bay, 68, 72 for pleasant ton, and into the santa clara valley if you're going to be outdoors for today, 72 for you, 70 degrees and we know we need the rain but this weather has been so nice, 69 redwood city, 65 in san francisco. yesterday downtown, it hit 69. the extended forecast here, always in view, showing you the second half of the week, i do expect temperatures will cool more, we'll wake up with morning clouds, increasing clouds by monday and then by monday night into tuesday, that slight chance for rain coming our way, and i'm going to line up that futurecast coming up. >> last call, it's natural organization, why a recent

party will prompt that decision. >> building sand classes where you can see a beach transformed today right here in the bay area. >> let's give you a live look outside. san mateo, the time is 8:12, you're watching mornings on 2. s

. a popular convenient taking place today to show off the imagination of schoolchildren in san francisco. this is the 30th and you'll leap sand castle contest. it started at 10:30 at eastern beach. it was postponed because of the shutdown. the event features architects

contractors engineers and elementary school students. last year the sand castle contest raised more than a quarter million dollars. the flames started at 2:00 yesterday afternoon, it's east of highway 29. it burned 150 acres and is only 30% contained. evacuations have not been necessary. the fire started when flames from a vehicle fire spread to nearby brush. the fire could reach 700 acres. if you felt the ground shake in the east bay last night. a 3.0 quake struck san ramon around 10:00 last night. so far no damage has been reported. the tsa and airport nationwide remains in dispurity over security. it would turn over the monitoring of exit lanes at security chest points to the airport themselves. those increased costs would

exceed their budgets. paul anthony may have entered the secure gateway, they're exiting terminal 3. [ taps ] operations came to a stop to honor hernandez. a 39-year-old tsa and father of two killed in last week's shooting. they also participated in a moment of silence. a memorial will be held for hernandez on tuesday. there was a moment of l.a.x. last night. a man was flown to the airport. airport guards arrested him although he had the gun cleared and he passed security he was arrested for showing off that weapon in a public area.

the largest union has voted to go on strike. i'm going to show you an interestedio of union members on picket lines back in may. they provide staff support and medical support at uc hospitals. the talks have been deadlocked for more that a year. what strike is scheduled for november 24th. the chancellor has been sworn in by uc president and who is drawing in the protestors. they rallied against health and human services kathleen nepolitano. . >> these are our utopian goals.

nicholas dirks was columbia's vice president and dean of faculty of arts and science r he has been at cal and he's the tenth chancellor. the omega chapter of the fraternity was disbanded by its national organization. it cited numerous violations and they hosted a party this fall that disregarded all forms of risk management. students will be allowed to stay there until the lease is up. yesterday the house of representatives passed the marriage equality act. the legislation is now headed to the state senate where it is expected to pass. if approved the measure will go into effect early next month. ahead of veteran's day next

mopped, he's giving thanks to be men and women who are and have served in the armed forces. >> we need to serve them as they serve us. this requires more than a simple thank you especially those who have elected to serve. >> he wants to honor vets by making sure they're never forgotten. he said the federal government has hired 300,000 vets since he took office. he's created a transition program to help them find jobs and careers. a dream comes true for a little girl in kentucky how her friends were able to bring a fairy tale to life and why it was her last wish. >> the possibility of some rain, i'm tracking it, when and where, coming up.

. well, hundreds of white red and blue lights are lighting up new york city. they tested out a new lighting system last night. you can see the freedom tower's spire changing color. it's made up of 288, 51 l.e.d. lights and it's visible from 50 miles away. they're calling -- chrysler is calling 1 million dodge

trucks. that includes these models: other models included are the dodge rams and the 3500 and 4500 and 4 py 4 hasy cabs. steering problems on those vehicles prompted that recall. if you haven't stepped outside, it's crisp and cool. we were expecting a bit of a warmup, i guess. >> we'll be dry and mild. we have changes coming up though. i want to show you the future forecast model. it's mostly sunny, we have an if you patches of fog out there. we'll be mostly sunny for your afternoon. notice we start to see a few changes, low clouds to make a comeback. we have al offshore breeze that will eventually become more onshore. even though we have that afternoon sea breeze, it's not too strong at this time. we're into monday. we have clouds moving in and

we're dealing with a partly to mostly cloudy day for your monday. monday night into tuesday night. i'm taking you out a few days here. notice the time stamp reads 6:00 a.m. and notice what's going on in the north bay, the possibility of a few scattered showers. we saw it initially, we would have rain on veteran's day, we thought it would reach the entire bay area. the models are showing this may be for the north bay. it may be in the overnight hours. we'll be tracking it for you. for your weekend, we're dry, mild, low to mid-60s along the coast, low 70s inland. temperatures will continue to trend downward all the way through monday and even tuesday, and we rebound on wednesday. at this hour, the headline, the cold, temperatures, i'll have a look at the numbers coming up. >> thanks to the help of a school in kentucky, a five-year- old girl dying with a disease was able to be cinderella for

one day. she may not live to see christmas. they decided to enlist the help of the entire dream come true. >> it does not matter. she had her tiara, there was no stopping for her. >> they went all out for her, she went hand in and and on to a red carpet where she was delicately picked up by her dad. dreams come true. >> the time is 8:27. a beautiful attack on video. what is still happening. why homeless advocates say they're not surprised. >> a somber ceremony on a bay area landmark this morning. why they're escorting people on to the old eastern span of the bay bridge. sowhat can i get y?

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the old eastern span of the bay bridge has been demolished until they have a chance to say good-bye to loved ones on that span. >> in about 90 minutes the chp willies court a group of people on to the old eastern span of the bay bridge. they'll be attending a memorial for loved ones who died there. we have more on this bridge memorial. >> i spoke to the officer who is in charge of this event. there will be ten families who will be taking part in this morning's memorial. it will be happening on the upper and lower deck of the old bay bridge. 50 people representing ten families will have a moment to

remember loved ones killed in crashes on the old bay bridge. an east bay mom made a special trip to the bridge earlier this year. carol allowed our crews to follow her as she created a spot years ago. he was riding in the back seat of a car when he was struck by a drunk driver going 100 miles per hour. she said it helped her healing tv and the chp wants to let other families have the same experience. they'll escort other people on to the eastern span of the bay bridge. it will be for family and friends of people who died on the bridge. they'll be told about how it will all work and they'll be escorted on to the upper and lower deck of the bay bridge.

they're organizing this event with mothers against drunk driving. a family of a miss hag hayward man will be out searching for him. edward is 77 years old white hair and white beard. he has dementia and may have been seen in the downtown bart station. there's a search for him in the safe way of the diamond station. we have more information about a brazilian 23-year-old art student paulo netto. he called them frantically and calling for help saying people wanted to hurt him and police say he called 911. >> he actually called 911, that's made everything harder to us. he's in trouble and we don't know what kind of trouble it

is. >> someone out there knows what happened to this kid. right now, it's a sad story, there could be a good evening, but it needs to happen fairly soon. >> they hired former f.b.i. agent rick smith and they want volunteers to help them. they're meeting at 1:00 in delores park. a homeless man is viciously attacked and the crime is it captured on surveillance video. the video is graphic. it shows the attacker walking up to the victim. he suddenly begins stomping on his head. the homeless man doesn't appear to move. the attacker kicks the man seven times before calling, walking away. >> this happened, when homeless advocate says it's calling for those people living outside to be assaulted. >> it's sickening to see violence against anybody and especially when somebody is

already in a vulnerable position, doesn't have a place had place to sleep and forced to be on the concrete. >> two passer-byes stopped to help and police were called. the man did get up and walked off. it's unclear how serious his injuries were or what the motive was for that attack. >> there's a question over former santa clara supervisor will be locked up. he's been sentenced to a year in jail and three years probation for misusing public funds. they called him a gambling addict. but, abusing the public trust requires jail time. >> he lied to the public and is being held responsible for those actions. >> he was remanded to the county jail. it puts a strain on the system. in a look at how they would have to accommodate a high

profile inmate, it forces him to be housed away from other inmates in the already full jail. it's possible he may end up in the alameda county jail. he still faces allegations of campaign fraud. the ship is docked at 15 next to the exploratorium. it arrived next to the west coast tour. crew members will be holding a 30-hour vigil for colleagues arrested in russia, arrested for protesting arctic oil drilling. this is the first annual santa clara county heroes run. here is a picture of some of

the participants. it goes from the sheriff's department, and it will benefit the valley medical center pediatrics department. >> let's go to rosemary for a beautiful weekend in storm in the absence of rain we have a beautiful day in store. for most of us, we're looking at plenty of sunshine for today with a few high clouds, how about a view of the golden gate bridge. air quality good to moderate, no worries in that department either. for the afternoon temperatures will be coming down a few degrees. it happens off the coast of bc, the ridge of high pressure is still in control of our weather pattern. we're beginning to be pushed by this system. the system wants to bring us rain, this ridge of high pressure is holding quite

tough. for today mostly sunny skies, slightly cooler for this afternoon, a dry weekend in store. here's hoping you have veteran's day off. you have a three-day weekend ahead of you. we're going to remain dry at least through veteran's day. the winds are calm and light offshore. you can see by the arrows, for the afternoon, it's a light localized sea breeze. that's what we get had we have a ridge of high pressure in control. 45 in napa. still a ten degree difference. it's warmer than where we started. 35 degrees outside your door in santa rosa a little earlier. we have mostly clear skies and for the second half of the day, quite nice, 70 degrees for nevada, 66 in sausalito,

shifting to the east, we have upper 60s for oakland, low 70s for danville, for the south bay temperatures holding to the upper 60s and low 70, 69 for sunnyvale, up along the peninsula, 66, and san francisco low to mid-60s, the coast waking up with mostly clear, partly cloudy skies this morning. your extended forecast here for tomorrow morning, we'll wake up with low clouds once again. we have temperatures trending downward. the cooler days come monday and tuesday, and slight possibility of rain, it looks like for parts of the north bay, late monday night into tuesday morning, we get back to drier weather and warmer weather on wednesday. >> police are offering a $20,000 reward for information on the shooting death of a 7 and 11 employee last year.

three men were involved during arrest killing of this man. police let us release these pictures of the suspects. although are carrying guns. two have their faces covered. we'll have an award for anyone leading to the conviction of those men. . the couple who was robbed at gun point in the sale of a puppy. the couple asked them not to identify them described what happened when the suspect was holding their nine-week old puppy. >> he was really petting the dog and out of nowhere, he starts to zip the dog up and his coat and pulls out a gun and says get out of the car. >> the suspect was responding to an add on a classified section in e-bay where they were selling the dog. >> they say his neck tatoo

which reads mexicano could lead to the conviction. the robbery happened on thursday, a gun point robbery, older teens approached the middle coolers waiting to the bus stop. the teen did he manned the students give up their money. the two suspects attend deerfield high school. the pit bull was shot and killed by police. they were responding to a report to a domestic dispute on bridal way. they tried to arrest a man, his dog charged at the officer. a neighbor told us what he heard. >> three loud booms. first thought was fireworks, second thought not normal, look out the window and saw the police officer standing there with a shotgun yelling was

there anybody else in the house and i heard screaming. >> they remained on scene there for several hours. >> fed up for the rising cost of college, action is being taken by lawmakers joining the cause. number the new world trade center is in danger of coming in at number 2. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits.

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. good morning, san jose, mostly sunny skies, 49 degrees outside your door and calm conditions. >> well, is the new world trade center really the tallest in the country. it's 1776 feet when you count the spire on the top. but, a group of architects are discussing whether the spire is an integral part of the design or a broadcast antenna shouldn't be counted as part of the height. sears used to be the tallest in america before this new building. the satellite is expected to hit earth, the european space agency launched goce in

2009. it measures 17 feet long and weighs 2400 pounds. they expect that satellite to break apart into smaller pieces and some of the fragments could weigh as much as 200 pounds. despite the problems with health care rollout, it's announcing historic benefits from people suffering from mental illnesses. they spoke at a mental health symposium. she announced new rules, and the mental health parody and addiction and equality act requires doctors and insurers to treat mental illness as they would physical illness. they are helping to kick off their insurance plan. >> there isn't, i would say, at this point, a specific plan, the president has asked to take

a look at those coverage options. president obama somebody insisting that the problems with the website and enrollment will be corrected. the cost of many people's health care insurance has already dropped since the passage of the health care act. well, it appears some investors are listening to analysts advice not to buy twitter at the price it is now. they may be weighing the ability of it to turn a profit. they try to figure out a proper valuation. it fell 7%, it will open at 41.67 monday morning as the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq will open on the veteran's day holiday. they're fed up with skyrocketing tuition rates. some lawmakers have teamed up

with the uc students and campaign. a petition is circulateing to reduce are the rising cost and the once free university of california has become so expensive that it's unattainable for many families. >> the uc is system has seen massive increases in tuition. it's pricing kids out of college and they no longer can afford it. >> there are many ways universities can lower the cost of higher education, reducing pension costs and uc administrator's salaries would be a good place to start. >> the fees to attend the california community colleges is the lowest in the u.s. experts are questioning whether the state can fund its financial aid program. they're scheduled to vote on what plan this tuesday. it will require students to maintain a c average to remain eligible for a c waiver. >> petaluma police are warning

residents about a telephone scam. it involves a caller saying you owe money on our gp account and it will be shut down if you don't pay. if you receive a similar phone call, hang up and call pg directly to discuss your bill. two businesses were contacted by an unknown caller earlier this week. two wild boars caused a commotion after getting caught in a backyard in san ramon. this happened in a gated community. this wasn't the first time those wild boars have trampled through the gates. it will not be the last according to wildlife experts. the dryness have forced them into the neighborhoods. >> the lawns are extremely wet and that's a huge source of food for the pigs, all the

grubs that like those conditions. >> they called in a professional right there who showed up with a cross bow and took out the biggest boar and the other two ran down the street and they will likely come back. >> jonathan martin will meet late last week looking into that bullying scandal. he accuses the richie incognito of hazing him including sending threatening texts for more than a year. incognito flew to l.a. yesterday, and this is how he responded as a reporter peppered him with questions. >> are you here to meet with jonathan martin. >> i'm not making a comment. >> are you here to meet with him, did you tell him you're going to kill him or get his mother? we're just trying to give you a

chance to say your side. >> i understand. i'm not going to make a comment at this time. they held mandatory meetings at an offensive fines at a strip club. he would mock teammates if they didn't show up. it appears ailed insmith will play for the 49ers in the game against the panthers tomorrow. it will be the first game for smith after being treated in a center. even though smith could play he'll only have a limited role in tomorrow's game. it's been a decade since a football game has beaten usc. the bears will host the trojans at memorial at noon. they're looking for their first league win this season. they're favored to win, and

this is a game you can watch on ktvu. coverage begins at noon. >> any sport is gaining popularity against california teenagers. well, what you're looking at is called trip lining. the participants slackers. they branch off the traditional tightrope walking and pouncing off a two inch tension cord. it's all about being creative, working on new tricks and getting more air. >> it's a great release of stress. >> it's really nice, we can have some physical activity instead of being away in a darkroom playing videogames all day. >> we like to call mike a slacker here. many say what they get out of trip lining outweighs the bumps

and bruises. >> no trip lining for me. i'm shooting a couple of hoops now and then, but it looks cool. >> the port of oakland is going ecofriendly and for people who don't work there. >> the smell of bacon could be coming to a man near you. >> outside our doors, mostly clear and cold for some. i'll have a look at the current temperatures and the climb for saturday coming up.

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. cargo ships in the port of oakland will have the option to lower their carbon footprint, port officials announce the shore power system was complete. the 60 million system allows ships to use electricity instead of diesel fuel while they're docked at the port. it will not only lower air pollution, but help people with asthma. >> it means a lot of children growing up here or down wind from us are going to have less asthma, that they're going to be healthier. >> doctors estimate that a quarter of west oakland children suffer from asthma and so do the third of the adults, they'll require every port in california will be on the same shore power system. >> the global traffic expert >> tom: is revealing the most

traffic congested cities in the country. the west coast is dominating this year's list with five rankings in the top ten, los angeles, followed by san francisco, honolulu, seattle and san jose round out the top five. whoopi goldberg road together on amtrak. they were photographed chit hacking, goldberg raised money for president obama re-election campaign. would a more bacon scented deodorant. they have another way to appreciate their food. power bake on deodorant, it features hints of neat and grease. there is mixed reviews on that

sizzling scent. >> would you wear it. >> i wouldn't wear it. >> if you want to smell like a salted meat, i guess it's a good thing. >> you don't have to go to seattle to buy that, you can buy it for $10, and you can buy it online. i'm not sure what to think about that. >> give it a shot. i may give it a shot. >> you can give it a shot, not me. >> take a whiff, maybe not. >> . >> i love bake on, but i don't think i don't like the idea of bake on -- bacon deodorant. >> we have patchy fog, we are a few degrees cooler than yesterday morning. santa rosa is catching up. it came up a few degrees above the freezing mark.

santa rosa bottomed out at about 33 degrees this morning. 70 degrees when you get into the afternoon. boy, thats what nice day in redwood city. low 60s by 5:00. notice the icon 5:00. it's already dark. it's just after 5, two to three minutes after 5. for the rest of us again, we're pretty much in the mid of 0s. it's into the inner east bay you have 72 for antioch. these numbers cooler for yesterday. the trend will continue as we get into the second half of the weekend. in veteran's day it's a subtle drop from day-to-day. monday night into tuesday, a slight chance for rain, saving the north bay, when and how much we'll get, coming up. . >> a pleasant ton home invasion robbery is solved after the

justice department comes in and searching for the suspects. >> the old bay bridge families getting under way as they say a final good-bye to loved ones.

. a somber ceremony happening this morning on a bay area landmark. we'll explain why the chp will

be escorting people onto the old eastern span of the bay bridge for a memorial service. >> recovery efforts are under way this morning after a powerful typhoon slams into the philippines, leaving more than a house people dead. >> it's being called a day of action. the events being held right here in the bay area and across the state for a teenager shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriffs deputy. . good morning. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, november 9th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. a little cold this morning. let's check in with rosemary to see how we're looking this saturday. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. it was a chilly start, but the sun has been up nearly two hours and we're mostly clear around the region. temperatures are rebounding. although still a bit cool, i'll have a look at temperatures for the afternoon. i'll have a comparison from yesterday and in the extended forecast, cooler and the

possibility of rain. models are updating. i'll have the latest for you, coming up. continuing coverage now of the supertyphoon in the philippines. this morning, the red cross announced it received reports of 1200 people who have died in two hard-hit areas. typhoon haiyan flooded coastal commits, packing winds of 195 miles per hour with gusts reaching 235 miles an hour. roads in the cities are washed out, making rescue efforts extremely difficult. crews arriving to one area found more than a hundred bodies scattered on the streets. officials say it's hard to pinpoint the precise death toll, since many devastated cities and islands are cut off. they say there's great concern for the 350,000 people who were living in tents and temporary shelters since the 7.2 earthquake struck last month. with phone service spotty in the philippines, the bay area filipino community has looked for solice and churches and among themselves as they wait to hear from relatives in

the philippines. one woman tells us most of her family lives in the northern province hit by the typhoon. she spent the last day trying to get in touch with loved ones. >> we belong to a third world country. most of our buildings are not really very stable or safe. >> many in the bay area filipino community say a lot of the villages back there do not have the infrastructure to withstand one disaster, let alone two disasters back-to- back. last month's quake, now this typhoon. from outerspace, take a look. the monster storm looked like it covered much of the planet. this morning, nasa released the satellite image of the typhoon when it went over the philippines. the storm is still over southeast asia this morning and it is expected to reach vietnam tomorrow. now, back here in the bay area, relief efforts are well under way to try to help the victims. >> filipino people are very resillient. and you will see the community

will come together, not only in the philippines, but even here living abroad. >> the deputy council for the philippines in san francisco says there are 640,000 filipinos living in the bay area. local officials say the best way to help is to send money, not food, water or clothing because those items will take too long to get to the affected areas. log on to our website, ktvu.com for constant updates on the situation in the philippines. look for the national & world section under news. those who died on the old eastern span of the bay bridge are being remembered. a group of mourners is being allowed onto the bridge to get closure before the span is torn down. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in oakland with the story. >> reporter: we are at cal trans headquarters in oakland right now, where you can see some of the families taking part in this memorial have started to gather for this 9:00 a.m. briefing. some of them have brought roses and flowers they will be taking up onto the old eastern span of the bay bridge and leaving at a

memorial site. chp officers will be escorting 10 families to the eastern span of the -- the old eastern span of the bay bridge for a 10:00 memorial. the memorial was inspired by an east bay mom who lost her sun to a drunk driving crash in 2008, by a drunk driver going more than 100 miles per hour. she created a small memorial for him in 2010. it was a somber moment, but she told us it did help her healing process. now the chp wants to have others have the same experience. this morning, the chp will escort other people onto the eastern span of the bay bridge. we spoke to a woman whose father died in a crash on the bay bridge seven years ago. we talked to her about how she hopes today's event will help her. >> it's a great way for a lot of people to kind of make peace with losing someone, you know, on such a big, you know, visible spot. for me, i hate driving over it and i'm just hoping for me at

the end, that i just don't feel as upset and as anxious driving over that spot. >> reporter: the chp estimates about 50 people representing 10 different families, 10 different crash victims will be on hand for this memorial today. chp officer in charge tells me there will be two separate groups, one to the upper deck and one to the lower deck of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. this event is organized by the chp and the organization mothers against drunk driving. again, right now, families are meeting here at cal trans headquarters. they will be going through a briefing where the chp will explain to them how everything will work. then at 10:00 a.m., they will head out to the old eastern span of the bay bridge. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. new this morning, an oakland police officer has been involved in a hit and run. that accident happened around 4:30 this morning on foot hill and high street. police say a honda ran a red light and crashed into an oncoming patrol car. three people inside that honda then fled the scene.

one person was later caught near 48th and bancroft. police are still looking for the other passengers. officers say no one was seriously hurt. well, four east bay men wanted in connection with an armed home invasion have been arrested. the robbery happened on august 26th at a home on rose elm place in pleasanton. police say the suspects forced themselves into a home and then took money from the family living there. two suspects were arrested in their oakland homes, another two in their homes in antioch. rallies are being held in california for the 13-year-old boy in santa rosa shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriffs deputy. organizers are calling it a day of action for andy lopez. lopez was killed last month after deputies say he refused to put down what turned out to be a replica assault rifle. the shooting sparked numerous protests with demonstrators accusing the deputy of excessive force. critics say the deputy should

have realized that lopez' gun was fake. the rallies begin at 1:00 this afternoon. here is a map showing just some of the locations. they are julliard park in santa rosa, 24th and mission streets in san francisco, oakland fruitvale bart station, downtown sacramento federal courthouse, and the city hall in los angeles. people at the santa rosa rally say they will be making a record of any other alleged cases of police brutality. organizers plan to give that information to the sonoma county district attorney's office for possible prosecution against the officers. former secretary of state hillary clinton will be in san francisco today. clinton is scheduled to give a speech at the national association of realtors conference, which is being held at the musconi speech. her daughter chelsea will come with her. well, expect some heavy

traffic at the graton casino this weekend. chp is warning drivers to expect traffic to jam up in the area. both chp and roanoke park police will be putting additional officers on duty to respond to congested locations. the casino has been open since tuesday and has been bringing in large crowds ever since. . starting out with a live view there over mount diablo, a little haze in the sky, but not bad air quality. good to moderate air quality in store for your saturday. we've been talking about haiyan for the last 24 to 48 hours, and let's take a look at what it's doing right now. still in the south china sea, the winds topping 115 miles per hour, so it has weakened quite a bit from when it slammed over areas of the philippines. it's still moving at a northwesterly trek at about 21 miles per hour. as we get into the afternoon, notice it is still out over the

water. it will continue to move northwest over the next 24 hours or so, sliding just along the vietnam coastline. the strongest winds will remain offshore at least until about sunday afternoon. and notice here, steadily weakening. so when it does come ashore tomorrow afternoon, perhaps the winds to about 70 miles per hour, if it continues on this trek with that said, significant rainfall and wind still expected out of haiyan as it makes its way closer to vietnam tonight and into tomorrow. we'll be tracking that for you. here at home, pleasant weather in store. slightly cooler for the afternoon. this morning, we woke up with a little patchy fog. it was a chillier start. temperatures are beginning to turn around with mostly sunny skies. again, just a few patches of fog lingering. for the most part, a sunny day out there. for the afternoon, temperatures coming down a few degrees. a system off the bc coastline is working its way closer to us, but this ridge of high pressure is going to keep it out of our way at least for

your weekend. mostly sunny skies, temperatures continuing to trend downward by a few degrees with each passing day, and finally by tuesday, maybe a slight chance of some rain. for this morning, 56 degrees in oakland, 56 san francisco, 40s around santa rosa. low 50s for napa. shifting south a little bit, mountain view checking in right about 57 degrees. for inner east bay, mid-50s in livermore. here's a comparison for you. yesterday, santa rosa hit 77. today, you're going to 71. 72 in oakland yesterday. today, 69. anywhere from three to six degrees of cooling expected for the second half of our day with mostly sunny skies. the extended forecast, with your bay area weekend always in view showing you, again, cooling trend will continue. i think we'll wake up with cloud cover tomorrow morning inside the bay, low 70s for inland communities, 60s around the bay, low 60s for the coast. cooling trend continues for monday and into tuesday.

again, the possibility of some rain coming our way. i told you i would show you the latest on the forecast model. i'll have it, coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. the olympic torch is making the rounds before arriving at next year's olympic games in russia. this morning, the trip it's taking is out of this world. >> and a from a certainty at uc berkeley, shut down. the allegations against the house and its members and how long it's all been going on.

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we are following breaking news out of san francisco for you. the fire department has confirmed a body has been found in the water near pier 48. firefighters say the call first came in as a water rescue effort, but when they arrived on scene, it became a recovery operation. the medical examiner has been called to the scene. some 200 miles above us right now, there are two russian cosmonauts performing an historic space walk with the olympic torch. it's not lit because of safety reasons, but the torch is familiar with its celestial surroundings. it was taken aboard the u.s. space shuttle atlantis back in '966 for the atlanta summer olympics, but this is the first time the torch is part of an actual space walk. a three-man crew with an american delivered the torch to the international space station on thursday. this galactic spectacle is to promote the olympics in russia

next year. president obama is giving honor to those serving in the armed services. >> now that they have come home, we need to honor them for their service. >> in this morning's weekly address, president obama says he wants to honor veterans by making sure they are never forgotten. he says the federal government has hired 300,000 veterans since he took office and has created a transition assistance program, which helps veterans and their spouses find jobs and plan careers. hawaii may be the next state to legalize same-sex marriage. yesterday, the state's house of representatives passed the marriage equality act. amendments were added to protect clergy and religious institutions who choose not to provide services to same-sex couples. the legislation is now heading to the state senate, where it is expected to pass. if approved, the measure will go into effect early next month. a week after the l.a.

shooting, the tsa and airports nationwide remain in dispute over security. in april, the tsa announced that at the end of the year it would turn over the monitoring of exit lanes at security check points to the airports. but airports say that increased cost would exceed their budgets. they believe paul ciancia may have entered the security area in a lane used for exiting terminal 3. operations at lax came to a stop yesterday morning to honor geraldo hernandez, the 39-year- old tsa officer and father of two killed in last friday's shooting. dozens of airports across the country also participated in that moment of silence. a memorial service will be held for hernandez on tuesday. there was a moment of panic at lax last night, when a man brought out a gun in terminal 3. authorities say he had just

flown to that airport and was seen with the weapon in the baggage claim area. airport guards quickly arrested him. he had declared apparently that gun and passed through security before getting on his flight to lax, burr he was still arrested for showing off the weapon in a public area. at seattle tacoma international airport, authorities arrested a man for running into an empty plane last night. investigators say he was not armed, but he was under the influence of either alcohol or drugs. a check of the plane turned up nothing and no other airport operations were affected. we have new information about the evidence in the case against james holmes, accused aurora colorado movie theater shooting. the judge says an iphone and handgun found in holmes' car can be used as evidence in his trial. the judge also decided to limit how holmes' initial statements to detectives could be used, what exactly he said to those detectives has not been released. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to

killing 12 people and injuring 70. insurance companies will now be required to cover mental health and addiction problems the same way they cover physical illnesses. yesterday, health & human services secretary kathleen sebelius made the announcement. before the requirement, only large group plans typically covered mental and behavioral health. >> so i know, having walked through that experience myself, how difficult this is for way too many families. >> the law also guarantees copayments and deductibles for mental health benefits to mirror those for medical and surgical ones. while the mental health parity and addiction act was first passed in 2008, next january will mark the government's first effort at enforcement. two gonzaga students could be kicked out of school because of a man who knocked on their door thursday night, asking for money, saying he just been released from prison.

instead, they offered him food and a blanket. that's when they say he tried to push his way right inside. >> he starts coming more into the doorway and i yelled for my roommate dan, at which point dan comes downstairs and around the corner. >> and officers say when the roommate came down the stairs, he was armed with a handgun and scared the man away. campus police responded and arrested the suspect, later determined to be a six-time felon. the school also confiscated the handgun and shotgun found in the students' apartment. it says having guns on campus housing is against the rules. uc berkeley's new chancellor has been sworn in by a new uc president, who is drawing the ire of protesters. [ demonstrations ] >> this group of protesters rallied against janet napolitano, former head of homeland security, saying she's not the type of leader the uc system deserves. yesterday, she welcomed cal's new chancellor, a renowned

historian. >> to preserve democracy, to maintain the ideal of the public good, to elevate and sustain the intellectual and moral compass that must guide our future, these are our goals. >> nicolas dirks was dean of faculty of arts and sciences. dirks is uc's 10th chancellor. a from a certainty was shut down, citing numerous violations in the past two years. the organization says the fraternity hosted a party this fall that disregarded all forms of reasonable and required risk management. students living there will be allowed to stay until the lease is up. a new service launched by muni designed to make it easier for ride stories plan their commute and avoid potential delays. >> and it was put on hold when

the government closed for business, but now people are preparing for a popular sand castle contest being held today.

. a man who lost his leg in the boston marathon bombings is getting ready to hit the slopes. seone of several survivors going on an all-expense paid trip to a colorado ski resort. it is being sponsored by disabled sports usa. on thursday, he was fitted for a ski seat that allows him to ski by using his hips to shift speed and direction. the trip is scheduled for december. chrysler is recalling more than 1 million dodge trucks. the recall includes 2003 to 2008 dodge ram 2500 and 3500, some 2008 to 2012 models as well. other models included in the recall is the dodge ram 1500 4 x 4 mega cabs and damage ram

4500 and 5400. the series of accidents related to problems in the steering systems on the vehicles prompted the recall. muni riders now have access to e-mail and text alerts to find out if there is a delay on their route. the san francisco municipal transportation agency launched the service earlier this week. riders can subscribe to the service on the agency's website. users can customize their account to only provide information on certain routes and during certain times of the day. subscribers can receive alerts monday through friday from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. firefighters are still trying to put out a brush fire in lake county. those flames started yesterday around 2:00 in the afternoon near lowerly, south of morgan valley road and east of highway 29. calfire says it's burned about 150 acres and is only 30% contained. no one has been evacuated. fire officials say the fire started when flames from a vehicle fire spread to nearby brush. they say the fire could reach 700 acres.

and a popular event begins in an hour from now. it's going to show off the imagination of school children in san francisco. it is the 30th annual leap sand castle contest. you can see it attracts a huge crowd at ocean beach. it starts at 10:30. it was supposed to happen last month, but was postponed by the government shutdown because the location is part of the golden gate national recreation area. the event features architectures, contractors, engineers and elementary school students. last year, the sand castle contest raised more than a quarter of a million dollars. >> and should be beautiful out there at ocean beach today. >> yes, it's a pretty start. mostly clear from the coast, around the bay and inland. change is on the way. for today, mostly clear, mild. we wake up tomorrow morning with low clouds a possibility, hugging the coastline, back inside the bay. they break away by afternoon and we're mostly sunny for sunday, slightly cooler. now coming into monday, take a

look at that. multilevel clouds for your veterans day monday. looks like it may last the entire day. by tuesday morning, the time stamp reads 5:00 a.m. the possibility of a few scattered showers over the north bay. looks like it will favor the north bay. models don't want to bring it south of the golden gate or i- 80. we'll track it between now and then. tenth of an inch or less we are expecting with this system. right now, the window looks between monday night and tuesday. from the extended forecast, cooling trend continues. we'll have a look at afternoon temperatures, coming up. the parents of a boy set on fire on an ac transit bus are speaking out, as people in the community continue to show support for their son. >> a new class of aircraft carriers is being ushered in today. the bay area's connection to the most advanced ship ever built by the u.s. navy. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up,

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show me how many fingers that is. . experts say it was three and a half times more powerful than hurricane katrina and the death toll continues to rise as more than a thousand are believed dead after a typhoon slams into the philippines. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. the red cross reports one of the most powerful typhoons ever reported has hit the philippines, killing over a thousand and the death toll is

expected to rise. at this hour, the typhoon is headed toward vietnam after pounding the philippines. the force was three and a half times more powerful than katrina. officials fear these numbers will pale in comparison to the supertyphoon with gusts clocked at 235 miles per hour. this morning, flood water in some areas is still 10 feet high. >> i saw those big waves and immediately told my neighbors to get out. we thought it was a tsunami. >> there are about 640,000 filipinos living right here in the bay area. they have had trouble reaching relatives in the philippines due to the breakdown in the communication system. meantime, local groups say the best way to help is to send money, not food, water or clothing because those items too take long to get to affected areas. log on to ktvu.com for updates. for the first time, parents of a teenager set on fire while

riding an ac transit bus are speaking out about the attack. >> you look at a person wearing a skirt, and what is the problem with that? it's very distressing to me. >> last night, the parents of luke sasha fleishman spoke to ktvu. their child identifies as a gender, neither male nor female. they gave us this new photo of cosh sha. prosecuters say the oakland teen was targeted because of gender identity. the 18-year-old was wearing a skirt at the time of the attack. >> when sasha saw the picture of his school mates wearing their skirts, he had a big smile on his face. >> sasha's classmates in berkeley wore skirts yesterday in solidarity. sasha remains hospitalized, now undergoing skin grafts for

second and third degree burns to his legs. the 16-year-old richard thomas is being charged as a adult in a hate crime. we do want to warn you this video is graphic. it shows the attacker walking up to a homeless man and suddenly begin stomping on his head. the man does not appear to move, but the attacker continues to kick the man seven times before calmly walking away. now, this all happened on wednesday morning near 3rd street and bryant. one homeless advocate says it's common for those living outside to be assaulted. >> it's really sickening to see violence against anybody, and especially when someone is already in such a vulnerable position, doesn't have a place to sleep, is forced to be on the concrete. >> two passer-byes did stop to help and police were called. the man did get up and walk away. it's unclear how serious his

injuries were or what the motive was for that attack. san francisco police say they have no record of the assault taking place. we have new information about a brazilian man who disappeared almost two weeks ago during a visit to san francisco. family of 23-year-old art student paolo neto have traveled here from brazil to look for him. he called his parents late last month and said he needed help and was hiding from police who wanted to hurt him. police say he also called neto. >> now he actually called 911. that makes everything harder, because he was actually in trouble and we don't know what kind of trouble it is. >> somebody out there knows what happened to this kid. somebody out there has information. right now, it's a sad story. could be a good ending, but it needs to happen fairly soon. >> the family hired former fbi agent rick smith to help find paolo and they want volunteers to help at 1:00 on sunday in delores park. there is a question over

where former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa will be locked up. his defense attorney asked for community service, calling shir came waugh a gambling addict. the prosecution argued that abusing public trust warranted jail time. >> he stole from the public, lied to the public and has been appropriately held responsible for those actions. >> while shirakawa was remanded to the santa clara county jail, the sheriff's department says he puts a strain on the system. in an exclusive look in how the jail would have to accommodate a high profile inmate, officials tell us shirakawa's notoriety forces them to house him away from other inmates. it is possible he may end up in the alameda county jail. he still faces charges in a separate case. the san jose football team could become bowl eligible today when they kickoff against

san diego state. the spartans need one more win to become bowl eligible and two more to guarantee a post-season spot. the spartans will host the aztecs tonight at 7:30. average attendance for games has been a little more than 13,000 fans, but with the final three games at home, they are hoping to pack the stadium with 20,000-plus. well, happening now, superheroes from all across the bay area have teamed up for the first annual santa clara county sheriff heroes run. want to show you a picture of some of the participants. the run starts at the santa clara county government center parking lot, near the sheriff's department, and continues north to san pedro street and younger avenue. proceeds benefit the valley medical center's pediatrics department. the navy is celebrating the most powerful aircraft carrier. want to show you live pictures

of the christening ceremony for the uss gerald r ford in virginia. the carrier will be able to launch 25% more flight missions. it is going to use electromagnetic force to launch planes instead of pressurized steam. manufactured in very venetia, supplying nitrogen generators for the ford. . giving you a bird's eye view over lafayette this morning, a beautiful start in your neighborhood. mostly clear skies for most of us this morning. because of the clear skies, the light winds, boy, did we start off a bit chilly this morning. temperatures sinking into the 30s over parts of the north bay, still trailing behind santa rosa, 46. much better than where we started. you bottomed out about 35 degrees earlier this morning. you may have actually felt it. if you got outdoors, may have had the heat kicking on in your house. 58 in san francisco right now, 56 in oakland, upper 50s in walnut creek with the sun

shining, feeling good out there already this morning. for the afternoon, we're going to shave a few degrees off the highs. has to do with the ridge of high pressure weakening just a bit. the ridge you can see here, if you take a look, keeping the storm track to the north. we'll be dry for the weekend. this system off the bc coastline is going to be shifting south, putting pressure on that ridge of high pressure, although it's holding tough through your weekend. perhaps even beyond. we will continue to track this for you. let's focus on today. mostly clear skies, slightly cooler for the afternoon, and a dry weekend. if you have a three-day holiday weekend, we're going to be dry through veterans day as well. afternoon highs for today, 70 in novato, 66 for sausalito. into the east bay, temperatures into the low 70s for walnut creek. livermore, checking in at about 73. castro valley, 70. heyward, 68. for the santa clara valley this afternoon, going to 70 degrees for san jose, 71 in saratoga. the peninsula, a nice day for

you as well, 70 for menlo park. palo alto, 70 degrees. mid-60s san francisco. these numbers are a few degrees cooler than where we were yesterday, so you may notice for the afternoon, and you may not. the subtle drop in temperatures will come with each passing day. a look at your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures slightly cooler tomorrow. we will wake up with morning clouds. if you're thinking about heading towards the coast, today may be the best day. getting into the afternoon, temperatures slightly cooler. slightly cooler on monday with an increase in clouds and a slight possibility of rain moving into the north bay late monday night into early tuesday morning. we're still a few days out. of course we'll fine tune as we get closer, but those will be the coolest days as well. then we're drying out and warming back up by midweek wednesday. i'll have a look at lunchtime numbers, coming up. milpitas police are offering a $20,000 reward for information of the shooting death of a 7-eleven death last

year. 67-year-old mohammed rizag was killed during a robbery last spent. police released pictures of the suspects, all three carrying guns. the new $20,000 reward will be given to anyone with information leading to an arrest and conviction of these men. a san jose couple robbed at gunpoint while trying to sell their puppy is now telling their story. it happened just about one month ago when the husband and wife agreed to meet the potential buyer in a parking lot behind the taco bell on tully road. the couple was asked not to be identified, but described what happened while the suspect was holding their 9-week-old pomeranian puppy. >> he was petting the dog and out of nowhere, he starts to zip the dog up in his coat and pulls out a gun and says get out of the car. >> the suspect was responding to an ad the couple posted on ebay's classified section. they were selling the puppy for $700. police identified the robber as

38-year-old juan carlos chavez of milpitas. they say his neck tattoo, which appears to say "mexicano ," could be key to catching him. police responded to reports of a domestic dispute at a home on bridal way. according to police, when they tried to arrest the man inside the garage, a pitbull charged the officers. a neighbor describes what he heard. >> three loud booms. first thought it was fireworks. second thought, not normal. looked out the window, saw a police officer standing at the garage opening with a shotgun, yelling, is there anybody else in the house! then i heard screaming. >> police did arrest the man and then investigators remained at that scene for several hours. a chance to say good-bye to loved ones. the memorial getting under way on the old span of the bay

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. welcome back. giving you a nice view of the bay and the golden gate bridge, alcatraz, mostly clear skies around the bay for your saturday. 9:44 on the clock. let's recap top stories this morning. typhoon haiyan is barreling

towards vietnam. it could make landfall tonight or early tomorrow morning. the filipino government confirms about 140 deaths, but the red cross estimates at least 1200 people have died. the death toll could become much higher once rescue crews reach remote areas. there are rallies throughout the state for the 13- year-old boy from santa rosa shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriffs deputy. organizers are calling it a day of action for andy lopez. protest sites include santa rosa, san francisco, oakland and sacramento. a memorial is being held today to honor those who died on the old eastern span of the bay bridge. loved ones of those killed on the bay bridge will attend a ceremony on the bridge in a few minutes. allie rasmus is on the scene with more. >> reporter: we are at cal trans headquarters. this is where all the families are meeting to get briefed by the chp about how today's events will work. in about 15 minutes, all the people you see here are going

to be escorted onto the old eastern span of the bay bridge. some have brought flowers, other personal items they will be leaving at different memorial sites. the chp officers will be escorting 10 families onto the old eastern span of the bay bridge for this 10:00 a.m. memorial. the idea behind it was inspired by an east bay mom who lost her son to a drunk driving crash in 2008. 21-year-old scott lightser was struck by a drunk driver going more than 100 miles an hour. back in september, carol lightser let our cameras follow her to the site where her son died as she created a small memorial for him. it was a somber moment, but she told us it did help her healing process. now the chp wants to let others have the same experience. this morning, the chp will be escorting representatives of 10 different crash victims onto the eastern span of the bay bridge for this morning's memorial. we spoke to a woman whose father was lsd killed by a drunk driver on the bay bridge. mary melton says back in 1964,

her father was a cal trans worker doing work on the bay bridge when a drunk driver struck and killed him. she made the trip with her family all the way from tracy this morning to be here. >> hopefully this will bring closure. i got my son, my granddaughter with me, my husband, because they have heard the stories, and they want to be where he was. so this will bring closure to the entire family. >> reporter: the chp officer in charge tells me there will be two groups, one for the upper deck, and one to the lower deck. the event is organized by the chp and mothers against drunk driving. again, the families of 10 different victims who lost family members on the old eastern span of the bay bridge will be escorted to the site. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. cargo ships to the port of oakland will soon have the option to lower their carbon

footprint. port officials announced yesterday the new shore power system has been completed. the $60 million system allows ships to use electricity instead of burning diesel fuel while they are docked at the port. neighbors and city leaders say the system will not only lower or reduce air pollution, but will help many people who have asthma. >> what it means is a lot of children who are growing up here or downwind from us are going to have less asthma, that they are going to be healthier. >> doctors estimate about a quarter of west oakland's school-aged children suffer from asthma and so did about a third of adults. by january 1st, state law will require every port in california to be on the same shore power system. the global traffic expert tom tom is also now revealing the most traffic congested cities in the country. the report examines traffic in cities with a population of more than 800,000. the west coast dominating this year's list of rankings, with

five in the top 10. topping the list once again is los angeles. but take a look at the list on your screen. you can see san francisco is coming in at number 2. honolulu and seattle and san jose round out that top five. it appears that some investors are listening to analyst advice and not buying twitter's stock at its current price in the 40s. shares of twitter fell yesterday, the second day of trading for the stock. investors may be weighing the san francisco company's ability to turn a profit, which is something it's never done. analysts say volatility in new stocks is common, as investors try to figure out a proper valuation. twitter shares fell 7%, $3 from thursday's closing. it will open at $41.65 monday morning, as the new york stock exchange will open on the veterans day holiday. a new effort has been launched to change a trend, a

petition now circulating to reduce rising college costs. lawmakers say the once free university of california has become so expensive that it is unattainable for many families. >> the uc system has seen massive increases in their tuition. it's almost triple what it was a few years ago. it's pricing kids out of college. they no longer can afford it. >> the state senator says there are many ways universities can help lower the cost of the higher education. he says reducing pension costs and reducing uc administrators' salaries would be a good place to start. a church in san leandro is scrambling to come up with food donations after thieves stole contributions. the crime happened at the faith fellowship church. church leaders say someone cut through a locked fence, then got into a locked shed to steal the food they have been saving since august. >> when you are taking food out of people's mouth that really need it, especially at this time of year, it hurts. >> the church says it's done

its best to replenish what was taken, but with thanksgiving less than three weeks away, that church needs more help. the church is asking for donations of nonperishable food items or gift cards. three wild boars caused quite a commotion after getting cornered in a backyard in san ramon. check out the video. it all happened yesterday in a gated community called norris canyon estates, but this was not the first time the wild boars have trampled through the gates. according to wildlife experts, it will not be the last. >> a lot of these neighborhoods, the lawns are extremely wet. that's a huge source of food for the wild pigs, all the grubs that like that wet condition. >> the homeowners association has obtained a special state permit to kill the wild boars. they called in a professional hunter yesterday, who showed up with the crossbow and took out the biggest one. the other two, however, were able to get away, running on down the street. again, experts say they will

likely be back. it's been a decade since the cal football team has defeated usc. today, the bears look for a win as the underdog. the bears will host the trojans at memorial at noon. cal is 1-8, looking for its first league win this year. this is cal's final home game of the season. if you can't make it out to memorial stadium for the game, you can watch it right here on ktvu. coverage begins at noon. it is time for our ticket saturday. today, you have a chance to see the eagles live in san jose. ♪ >> the eagles have added a second show scheduled for january 31st. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word, december per desperado.

a nice day in store for your saturday. temperatures will be coming down by a few degrees. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs expected in your neighborhood, coming up.

. miami dolphins tackle jonathan martin will meet next week with a special nfl investigator looking into that bullying scandal. martin, who went to stanford, accuses teammate ritchie incognito of threatening. the meeting with the nfl investigator will be held in los angeles. incognito flew to l.a. yesterday. this is how he responded as a reporter actually peppered him with questions. >> listen, are you here to meet with jonathan martin? >> uh, at this point, i'm not making a comment. >> are you here to apologize in any way? >> i'm just walking through the airport. >> no, i understand, but are you here to meet with him? did you say you're going to kill him or get his mother? we're just trying to give you a chance to say your side.

there are a lot of people speaking out for you. >> i respect you have a job to do, but i'm not going to comment. >> significantincognito was accused of assaulting a female volunteer at a charity golf tournament, but no charges were ever filed. a new sport is gaining popularity among some california teenagers. >> check it out. that's called trick lining. the participants are called slackers, and you can see kind of how it works. the idea branched off the traditional tight rope walking and consists of bouncing off that 2-inch tension cord. now, there aren't any rules to the sport. it's all about being creative, working on new tricks and getting more air. >> it's a great release from stress and just kind of in your own world. >> it's really nice.

we can actually have physical activity instead of being away in a darkroom playing video games all day. >> well, many slackers say what they get out of trick lining far outweighs the bumps and bruises that i'm pretty sure are guaranteed with that sport. >> pretty cool, but i've got stress, but i'll relieve it other ways. i'll do other things. very cool. >> brave. >> looks dangerous, though. apparently they are having fun. rosemary? lot of people want to have fun outside. looks like a great day. >> slightly cool for the afternoon, but temperatures at this hour now feeling nice. upper 50s, low 60s around the bay. mostly sunny skies for your afternoon. low 60s at the coast. mid-60s around the bay. low 70s for the lunch hour, inland communities. for the afternoon, more of the same. low 60s, low 70s around the bay. shaving off a few degrees from yesterday. we do have a cooling trend under way, but you can see for yourself, it's a subtle one, monday night into tuesday morning, best chance at getting

rain over the north bay. looks like a few one hundredths possible, but we have a few days. hopefully those models will come into better agreement and we'll see more than what they are showing at the moment. >> we need the rain. >> we do. >> thanks, rosemary. well, that's our report for this morning. we do appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> of course we'll continue to follow the memorial starting right now on the old span of the bay bridge, as well as the day of action for andy lopez. stay tuned for our next newscast coming up after college football. of course ktvu.com, twitter, facebook. thanks for watching, everybody. have a fantastic saturday.

. the bye week is over. time for the 49ers to pick up where they left off, a 6-2 record at the halfway point. ♪