continues. good morning, we are live at usc berkeley and they are enjoying time and students are camping out at wheeler hall and you can see many of them are still sleeping and they are there in protest over a tuition hike approved by a committee and captain is out -- christian captain is out there and we will find out what the protesters have planned for today and this will be a very long day. this is november 20th, i am pam cook. >> steve paulson is here and we will be talking a lot about rain. >> fog and rain, i just tweeted

out a guy showing snow from his second story window. >> crazy pictures, michael polanski sent me a bunch of pictures and some of that is sent through broken windows. we have a lot of rain which is trying to get going and the front is still up north. it could be a pretty good rain up there and i have seen projections of rain, this system will mainly be an afternoon event, 50s on the temperatures and 50s for everybody here. even east bay alamo at 52, san ramon, rain is trying to form and the main front will be here around noon to 4:00 and this will be a quick moving system and we have some

cold air and we should get some bursts of cold air and sal is dealing with temperatures as well. >> reporter: yes, -- >> yes, first let's go to highway 208 in san jose -- 280 in san jose traffic is moving well and you are looking good in the south bay so far not only on 280 but also highway 101 and there is a new accident just reported. southbound 1. >> 1 1 -- 101 and we would advice you to avoid highway 101. 280 is a great alternate route. if you can get on 101 after 792 you will -- 92, you will save yourself plenty of time as well as using ellerby camino -- he

will el comino royal. christian captain joins us from uc berkeley wheeler hall and christian, you are talking about this demonstration involving many students? >> reporter: yes, that is right, we are at wheeler hall and as you know, it is the heart of the campus, you can see hundreds of students are crashed out here on the floor and the protest started 7:30 which quickly ballooned to several hundreds of demonstrators after uc board of region gents. a few hours after that, that number of students ballooned and students are saying they will allow classes here in wheeler hall and they will stay until their demands are met.

>> we wants the region gents to -- region gents to vote no. we want the full financial transparency by state law. and finally, we would like the u uc region gents -- region gents -- regents to stop charges on saying one of our fellow students incited a riot. >> reporter: they are monitoring the situation and students say they were joined along with some of the demonstrators from the uc davis campus and they will be headed to the meeting in san francisco a little bit later on to reiterate their demands they made earlier and again furious about this proposed tuition increase and they will continue as they occur throughout the day and nor now, back to you guys. >> it definitely sounds like it

is getting more active, christian. we have learned about an overnight shooting which injured three students. it happened on the school's campus library. we understand one of the students is in critical condition and the gunman was killed by police. after they say he refused to drop his weapon they opened fire fire. >> the library as you can imagine was packed with students studying for final exams... >> officers are investigating the shooting and have not said whether the gunman was a student. classes have been canceled. a warning for parents at a san francisco school after an attempted child abduction. brian flores is live in san francisco to tell us which school, how that boy is doing

and how the boy is responding to the situation, brian? pretty scary situation for st. phillips after an attempted kidnapping. they are describing what happened and also giving advice to parents and kids who will be headed to school. school officials say a 7th grade boy sensed some danger and the boy screamed as loud as he could, went to diamond cafe and after getting to the cafe he then called his grandmother and then returned to the school to report to officials as well as police. another girl reported seeing the boy running and this is a scary situation but they are proud for what the boy did in the face of danger. >> students did the right

thing, he ran he screamed and he headed for the nearest business. >> school officials described the man as wearing light gray or navy gray sweat pants. they are considering to have their kids walk in groups and if there there is a delay they are asking them to sign up for extended care and something kids to wait inside the gate not outside for parents to pick them up. brian flores ktvu channel 2 morning news. president barack obama is announcing plans with executives action to tackle immigration reform. >> everybody agrees the immigration system is broken, unfortunately they have allowed the problem to fester for too

long. >> this is a video he posted and did not give specifics but he was ready to roll out a series of reforms. he would reportedly grant status and immigrants rights said they have more to be benefited. >> he should wait until the new congress comes in bring in the leadership from both parties, sit down and discuss it and go back to the congress and have a bill drawn which is the proper way to do it. >> now after detailing the plans the president will fly tomorrow to a las vegas high school where he will talk more

about his executive orders. ktvu channel 2 morning news will discuss the speech of the night and make shore parts of puff low. unbelievable that would be in addition to the six feet of snow from storms on tuesday and wednesday and at least seven sets are -- 7 deaths are being blamed on these storms. >> the winds are what makes it worse. we didn't get much from the north country but factoring the wind in, it makes it crazy. >> the snow was so bad, some of the weather spotters they relied on could not get out of their homes to take

measurements. sunday's homes could be pushed back forget the stadium. he can't get out of his car. >> some of the pictures, we just looked at the pictures steve tweeted out. they are crazy. >> it puts it into perspective. some new photographs, the money that will be used for the city's plan to have zero pedestrian deaths by 2024. and a crowded train, the reason the teen hopped on public transportation right along sam and we will if i have you some drive times for the east bay commute.

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potential uniform and in plain clothes. counselors will be am be available for students and teachers. they are getting even more expensive. dangerous debris is ending up and the cost of cleaning up has never been higher. they spent 100% up 3 5% from years ago. >> that is money that can be redirected. >> we would rather not spend that much money. tonight at 10:00, they have uncovered what is driving that price tag even more. >> all right, pam, 6:16, here is a nice story some of the

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warriors. >> they are playing very well, they are. >> i digress. there is a crash blocking a couple of lanes and the backup is not as bad as i thought it might be, el comino royal, they are going around it which is good news so don't use 101 now if you are driving about a 20 20 minute delay from the carquinez to the mcarthur ranch mcarthur maze. the fog is dense in some areas and for more on that let's bring in steve from the weather sender . we have -- sender. we are -- center. >> we have fog and yesterday's

system for most, it was in the san francisco concord category of 18 / 100th. marin county was the leader of the pack and other areas really did not get that much. other areas had less than a chance for rain and in fact the front is up here coming out of the northwest and it is cloudy and every reporting station says sonoma county airport, rain develops with the front and they will be out ahead of it with noon to 4:00 and this could be a pretty good system from the north bay on saturday, we certainly need the rain and we are all below here with santa rosa only 34%. 52 will making up ground over the next knew days, you can see

some rain here, this is very light and this could be in the form of drizzle and we still have a ways to go, a and this is actually a low pressure system which will be a good thing for the sierra and they will get some out of this. 32 in tahoe and redding and mid- 50s for us here. 52, 55, half-moon bay with the cloud cover and the fog and we still have some rain up on the north coast and this will zip right on through and we will wait for the next system. okay we are up to the north and not much for everybody else. this will be a little better and the third system on saturday looks better again to the north, some of the rainfall

projections, then we swing that next system in saturday and the next one, we are in for some light rain and then picking up than rain is really foggy and they are socked in with visibility, 50s and 60s are not the main issue, rain coming in not for all but it does look like rain and again on saturday and that could clear out sunday and monday. >> i too just for this time of year. overall prices are considered city did i -- steady in the last hour, medical care and airfares but they were offset by plunging gas prices they dropped 3% and food prices

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. we are taking a live look inside wheeler hall and we are not alone, students took over the building and are protesting tuition hikes. christian captain will tell you more about the student's demands and what is happening.

good morning, november 20th i am dave clark. >> they may have sent somebody out for coffee. >> i would. >> steve, it is chilly, it is foggy -- >> when you are in college -- >> i couldn't even make an 8:00 class . >> the crack afternoon. no reports, front is inching closer and this is actually a front and we have some cool air behind the it with an associated low which is not the case and they have been very light with pretty good rain up to the rushing river and most are about 1800's. this is not reaching the ground and ahead of that, you can see this low is moving right in.

50s on the temperatures low-to- mid, a couple of upper 40s, and a lot of 50s elsewhere. we had a couple of comments coming in and our front will move through and it looks more like a wet afternoon commute and fog is the big story for the commute so watch out. speaking of that fog, san mateo bridge? >> yes, well, san mateo bridge traffic is okay and the fog i can turn around and look at it, in it is -- it is foggy and westbound 792, -- 92, you are driving into a sea of fog and there is also a 0 -- a crash on 92. it has been out there and they are macing some progress, just

get on and there are no major problems, eastbound between the carquinez and mcarthur maze 22 minutes bay bridge toll plaza is 25 minutes getting into san francisco and as we look at 280 and san jose, that commute looks good getting into the west valley, now let's go back to the desk. a marathon protest which started almost 11 hours ago continues right now. christian captain joins us from uc berkeley, what is going on with tosses of students and students here are up -- upset and you can see more than 100

students and plane sleeping but as soon as the agenttivity level starts to -- activity level starts to rise, they are trying to figure out what the game plan will be for that uc board of regents. we are joined by yvonne and if you can tell us what your demands are. >> we have three demands, one is no tuition hike, that is out of the question and secondly, we want complete financial transparency based on, a b-94 it should have happened since last year and that has not happened and we want full financial transparency and third, one of our fellow students was arrested yesterday and we want all charges dropped on jeff maybin.

>> reporter: what will the consequence be if the tuition hikes is put into place? >> well, this increase is in order to stabilize the budget but however she is doing it in a way we need to worry about our day-to-day in such a harsh manner and my budget for food is about $150 a month, in the bay area is not a lot. if we have those tuition increases now those budgets need to be shifted to a some of date the nearly 5% increase and as a student of coliseum or this, i think i speak on behalf of every student in this campus that the tuition hike is ignoring and is abusive to the student body across 9 or 10 campuses. >> reporter: if we can talk one

last thing about the board of regents and are you aware of what the plan is for that meeting? i know at this meeting was disrupted yesterday? uh-huh. >> reporter: any idea what is going on for that meeting? >> we are across nine campuses and anybody who wants to go to the regents meeting is free to go but we are trying to keep the building occupied and of course classes will go at a normal pace but we want to keep our presence here and we want to keep the messages we will not leave until those three demands are met. >> students here will continue this protest and you heard him talk about sal dartty and you can hear they sprinkleed information and we understand

there will be students to get them to vote no. we will continue to monitor the situations in berkeley and for now we are live on the berkeley campus, back to you. christian captain, thank you. now to an overnight shooting where three students were injured. it happened in a library on the school's compass in tallahassee -- campus in tallahassee. at least one of the victims is in critical condition. that gunman was killed by police and we don't know his name as of yet. classes at florida state have been canceled for today. they are morning a colleague where truck drivers have been cut off board and

they have been forced to drive and a security guard from the longshoreman's union, they were sleeping in their cabs and broke the news. >> we are closed today. >> we are going to be closed today until 6:00 a.m. >> long or this -- long shore men. we learned he suffered an asthma attack. >> reporter: while many are understanding, many traveled from far away and will lose a day's wages. >> i have lost three days worth of wages because of the way the ports are run. >> i have been in and out and you get stuck for seven hours

and now this. >> he lost so much money because of the dispute between longshoreman and shipping company. is he a spokesperson for the longshoreman's union what is a stand down, this is sort of a safety stand down? >> yes, whenever a worker dies on the job, folks take this very serious both for mourning the loss and making sure it is safe for all workers to return and it is a routine procedure and it is always observed and followed. >> reporter: and tomorrow the ports will be opened what time? >> first thing tomorrow morning and we have more details. reporting live from the

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dozen people had to be evacuated after a fire at a psychiatric facility and that fire started 4:15 on north and st. john's street, it was quickly put out. they were smoking at a port, a possible kidnapping attempt near a san francisco school. joining us with a warning for parents and students, good morning. they are telling us an e- mail was sent out immediately after this happened, describing this attempted abduction of a 7 7th grade boy at the a toes the school -- at the school. they will be taking their kids to school as well. this all happened at 3:40 a 7 7th grader left when he sent somebody behind him, that person chased the boy and

sensing that danger, he screamed at diamond cafe which is a block away. he then called his grandmother and returned to the school and reported the incident am as well as police. he often refers to this as a scary situation for kids but they are proud of what the boy did in the face of danger. >> he ran he screamed and he headed for the nearest business and he reported him as soon as his grandmother came. >> i am scared about that because there is a lot of unsavory characters in the world and it is very hard to imagine that one of our children around here would be subject to something

horrendous. >> and navy and if there is a delay to have him sign into he can continued hours, to have them wait just up -- just inside, ktvu channel 2 morning news brian flores. and police want your help trying to find a missing 12- year-old girl. ten days ago she left her home headed for school on a muni bus but she never made it to class. they are posting missing flyers posters and san francisco police say she may be a victim of human trafficking.

>> time to check in for a look at what ising on. the well-known person linked with a giant and how much it will cost. and we will hear what the mother thinks of the pending marriage and does she plan on attending the wedding. and those are some of the stories we are working on for mornings on 2 and it is not just the warning. cars look like they are driving off into ael cloud and then

what steve said and it will be a rainy am afternoon commute 35 minute delay driving into san francisco with no major problems this morning and if you are on 92, the best thing to do is use 208 as an -- 280 as an alternate route. this will be a wet evening commute and i just heard from jim out in san ramon month, it is thick, it is you can't see it and the main system is still a ways away. they were ahead he have

everything else. mill valley over an inch of rain and other areas 4.610. we have cold air and some dynamics, and the last one had a system coming in from the west. rain picks up, it will be cooler by this afternoon and noon to 6:00, it looks like noon to four and so far, a wetter system coming in on saturday and so far no reports of anything significant mainly fog on a the rain will bring

november of to sierra and we are finally getting some snow with a cooler system on the way. there is a lot of 50s, upper 40s in some of the higher elevations and 40s for everybody including morgan hill and gilroy. this is really light, and the heavier stuff is here, one system is moving into the picture and today will be the second one and we will get that third one into saturday and noon and then on saturday we increase those totals at and the rain comes in, in also the evening, san san rafael and napa and that fog is really

thick, thick as thieves. and breezy and more rain comes in sunday and monday and we will have to deal with a lot of fog. and they will leave without an umbrella la. >> not today. and only 28% of the americans will head to stores on black friday thanksgiving. and many will shop as it comes out there right now. have you seen somebody who looks like stefan curry?

well they were riding bart taking public transit. and a man arrested with weapons near the white house, what he told secret service he was doing.

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a 40-year-old man from iowa at a white house checkpoint. he reportedly told officers somebody in iowa somebody told him to go to the white house. police searched his car, they found a arriveel with -- a rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition. he was charged and arrested for an unregistered firearm. she has been identified, 57- year-old maria cruz behar lived in roan far park. she was found north of calistoga and it appears she was a victim of a hit-and-run. they are trying to figure out where she was saturday night and they are checking surveillance videos from twin pines casino which is miles from where she was found. and today racist comments

were made by a board member who reportedly said she contributed to the university because quote latinos do not have the dna to be successful. it included the vice-president and the board members has resigned but denies the allegation. shuttle drivers to and from facebook are going to unionize. they are all in favor of driving and they say they are underpaid and often work split shifts with unpaid down time. they are expect told negotiate wages and working conditions for the drivers. a british couple had a charge for a bad review. now the couple had stayed but were not impressed and they

posted the review, they were quote, a filthy dirty rotten hovel. the local council disagreed, they refunded the couple's money and changed their review policy. and why dozens of demonstrators you see here are still occupying a building. also bay longshoreman, the action they are taking which is affecting one of the busiest ports on the west coast. stay with us, we will be right back. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars )

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>> reporter: a protest on the uc berkeley campus picking up steam. we'll tell what you their plan is for a proposed tuition increase. another front on the way. if you don't have fog, maybe you have a pink sunrise. a lot of pictures coming in of that. we have afternoon rain. >> reporter: truck drive, are being turned away from the port of oakland after