>> 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 a longshoreman

dies. also, the disturbing incident that has now led to an urgent warning to parents and students in san francisco. "mornings on 2" starts now. you are looking live at an ongoing protest at uc berkeley. it started yesterday and went all through the night. students are angry over the university's plan to raise tuition. ktvu's christien kafton is there. coming up in minutes, he will have more on the students' demands an what's happening today. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. did you see fog driving in? >> i did see quite a bit of fog. >> steve is talking about it. a lot of fog out there. pink skies, purple skies right over san francisco and pacifica

and maybe where you are. some of that fog is really, really tough and very thick. that's in advance of the system. maybe some light rain. it's getting closer. most of the morning commute should be all right. but the afternoon commute looks like they will have to deal with this system which will be in here around noon to 6:00. it's a kelder system. cloudy, foggy, light rain. rain picks up. it will be cooler this afternoon as the system works its way in. there's some rain trying. it doesn't look like much is happening. there's been a few reports. most of it is light. the heavier rainfall associated with the system will pick up rain rates to a moderate category. 50s on the temps. look for light rain to pick up. heavier rain later this afternoon and into this evening as our first really system coming down out of the northwest. cloudy. afternoon rain. there will be light rain before. fog is the big story. cool to mild. 50s for some. low to mid-60s for others.

sal and i have been talking about at fog and he's taking a look at it on the bridge. >> we can see it on the traffic camera. you are absolutely right. the chp has issued a warning for drivers on the richmond/san rafael bridge to be careful because of the dense fog. let's start off on the eastshore freeway. it's a 30-minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze. not too bad. this is more normal than it has been the last few days. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's about a 20-minute delay. we're not looking so bad. i want to tell you about the peninsula because southbound 101 and san mateo, we had a crash that lasted for a while. 101 is backed up out of the airport area all the way down into san mateo. even northbound is slow. 280 is the best bet. san jose traffic is moderately heavy. on the nimitz freeway, we have slow traffic starting near 238 heading down to fremont. back to the desk. a marathon protest that

began 12 hours ago, continues on the cal campus. dozens of demonstrators are occupying a building at uc berkeley. most of them spent the night there. christien kafton joins us live to tell us what is behind the demonstration. >> reporter: a meetingup wrapped up. some of the students organizing a plan to go over to the uc regents meeting in san francisco. you can see the activity level has started to pick up. more and more students 0 ut here right now. students getting ready to, again, attend that meeting later today. what are the students say about the hardship they believe those tuition increases will present to you? >> well, first, stop the

tuition hike. two, we want financial transparency, what is all of this needed? and the financial transparency is under law and third drop the charges of the student arrested. and also why is there a 5% nearly increase for students? it does not make sense. our education in the public sector should not be out of our own pocket. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. the first is saying these tuition increases are absolutely necessary if they will continue with president. janet napolitano addressed the issue just yesterday. >> this is the budget we believe we need and we will need moving forward so that we

get off this year to year feast or famine. >> reporter: now, again, campus police were earlier here monitoring the situation. their actions will determine what they do. students are planning to allow classes to continue here at wheeler hall later on today. now, again, that meeting is expected to take place and students are rallying. the uc regents say a yes vote would fall back in the lawmakers' hand to fund the uc system better. they say if that happens, these tuition increases will not have to go into plate -- into place. we'll continue to monitor the situation here. but for now back to you, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco is preparing a bid for the 2024 summer

olympics. giants' president larry baerd is leading the committee and ann warner cribs also on the committee. critics have raised concerns about whether tax payers will be left to pick up the costs of hosting the games. the 2008 licks cost $44 million. 7:07. right now, in oakland, big rigs are backed up at the port of oakland. they are trying to pick up or drop off cargo. ktvu's tara moriarty live at the port of oakland to tell us why things have come to a halt at one of the busiest ports on the west coast. >> reporter: that's because a longshoreman died on the job yesterday. as is typical, longshoreman take 24 hours to investigate that. right now, there are a couple of stragglers. for the most part a lot are

taking off. longshoremen are in a safety standdown for the a 7-year-old who died while climb up the stairs on a ship. they say he suffered and yasma -- asthma attack. many traveled from far away and will miss wages. >> i've lost about three days worth of work. >> been in and out but you get stuck in there for seven hours. >> reporter: and now this? >> now this. >> safety standdown occurs when someone dies on the job. it means that folks gather

facts, they gather information make sure that the workplace is safe and secure for folks to return. >> reporter: that truck driver said he's lost so much money for the last three days. ports along the west coast have been coming out of a slowdown. now, the longshoremen's union says the slowdown is not due to contract talks but rather a shortage of truck drivers, containers and wheels. as we mentioned, there are still quite a few folks here -- i don't know if they are sleeping in the cabs or are waiting for somebody to come out and to confirm that the port will be shut down. it will not reopen until tomorrow morning. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:09. well, tonight, president obama will make a televised speech to the nation which you will see here on channel 2. on his plans to tackle immigration reform with executive action.

>> everybody agrees that our system is broken. unfortunately washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long. >> now, yesterday, in this video, the president gave no specifics of his plan but said he was ready to bypass congress and roll out several reforms. the president's action would reportedly grant legal status to as many as 5 million undocumented immip grant -- immigrants, including work permits. activists applauded but republicans are criticizing the move. >> right now, we have people who are parents of citizens, minors that we expect for them for -- it's a huge victory. >> he should wait until the new congress comes in, bring in the leadership from both parties, sit down and discuss it, go back to the congress and have a bill drawn which is the proper way to do it.

>> after detailing his plans in tonight's speech, the president mr -- will fly to las vegas tomorrow to talk more about his order. ktvu will bring you live coverage tonight. make sure you tune into ktvu channel 2 at 5:00 p.m. 7:11. another storm is expected to wallop upstate new york. parts of buffalo would receive 2 to 3 feet of snow today. that would be on top of the 6 feet already on the ground. at least seven deaths are being blamed on this early winter blast. >> the wind is the thing you have to be careful of when it comes to windchill factors. you have to pay close attention. >> the wind is what makes it worse. you fanthor in the wind, it's just crazy -- you factor in the

wind, it's just crazy. >> the national weather service said the snow was so bad, some could not get out of their homes to take measurements. on sunday's game between the bills and jets, that could be pushed back to a different time or day if grounds crews cannot clear all of the stadium at the snow. still ahead -- safety in numbers, coming up in 20 minutes, the frightening incident yesterday near a san francisco school campus and why students are advised don't walk alone. santa cruz high school will be open this morning. a threatening e-mail prompted administrators to shut it down yesterday. up next, what the principal is saying about the message in that e-mail. south bay traffic is getting busier now. as you can see, 280 northbound

coming up to highway 17. you will see some stop and go here. we'll tell you more about that. a couple of things going on. fog, a lot of it this morning. but there's more rain on the way. this will be an afternoon event. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill.

7:15. one of the most acclaimed directors in american movie history has died. mike nichols was 83 years old. his work includes classic films as the graduate, karnal knowledge and who is afraid of virginia wolf. he was a writer, producer. an incredible career that spanned 60 years. he was one of 12 people to win all four u.s. major entertainment awards, an emmy, gram mip, os -- grammy, oscar and tony.

he was married to diane sawyer. we are annoy hearing from the woman who plans to marry convicted murderer, charles manson. >> people think you are crazy. >> i really don't care. >> atton burton says she does plan to take manson's name once they are married. the two obtained a marriage license earlier this month and they have 90 days from that date to get married at state prison. the 80-year-old manson is serving a life sentence for the murders of actress sharon tate and six other people in los angeles in 1969. burton claims he's innocent. >> are you in love? >> yep. why would i marry somebody if i wasn't -- >> i'm just asking. people get married for all kinds of different reasons in this country. >> well, i wouldn't. >> burton's mother is weighing in. she says she does approve of the marriage and believes that

manson loves her daughter but she will not be attending the wedding. >> guy marriage advocates are speaking out. some are angry that a convicted murderer can get married but many gay couples cannot. right now, 17 states have laws that ban same-sex marriage but many laws are in the process of being chapped in court. in a half-hour from now, santa cruz high school will open as scheduled after the threat of a mass shooting forced the school to close yesterday. school administrators are confident students can safely come back to school. the scare started after an e- mail was sent to the santa cruz high principal threatened a mass shooting on wednesday. it detailed the time, the location and the weapons that would be used. >> you can't completely get rid

of no fear something could happen because it could. i'm confident. i was reassured by what they said. >> the just pliz will patrol in uniform and plain plain clothes. counselors will be on campus for the students and teachers. oakland raiders' fans will hold a rally saying they will fight to oakland raiders in oakland. this comes after leaders from texas came to town to talk about a possible move to texas. that rally will be held at raiders' headquarters in alameda at 10:00 this morning. the raiders, by the way, play the kansas city chiefs tonight in oakland. and look at this. tori, i have to show you this. proof that some. stars of the warriors are down to earth skies. that's steph curry and others -- there's klay thompson in there. they posted that picture

online. they rode b.a.r.t. back to oakland from a charity event in san francisco tuesday night. the man inspect tie, that's my buddy ray ridder there. at the event, the players served dinner, spent time with low-income kids. the players decided they could continue the team bonding together by riding public transportation. at the same time, they beat the evening commute. but iggy da ig -- but iguodala, klay thomp thompson. >> they beat the evening commute. >> andrew boggut, you would notice him a mile away. he's very noticeable. other guys are tall. he's very tall. let's take a look at the commute now, northbound 280 is slow coming you out of downtown

san jose. most of the slow traffic is just routine on 85 and 101 as well. that's the good news. we don't have any major crashes. but you will be working to get to your place of business or school this morning in the south bay. as you come up to 880 southbound, it is going to be slow from 238 heading on down to the fremont area. most of the way is slow. also approaching the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. bay bridge, that's backed up for a 30, 35-minute drive time from the macarthur maze into san francisco. 7:20. let's go to steve. sal? >> yes, sir. >> raider game tonight. >> that's right. i almost forgot. all right. yeah. thursday night football. >> thursday night football. the weather -- well, i guess it could be worse. you could be in buffalo. it looks like we'll get rain, leading up to the game. maybe during the game it might let up. we have a lot of fog being reported. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. great pictures coming in of a pink or and/or purple sunrise.

really nice. it looks like rain. this is an afternoon and evening system. maybe by the second half, it lets up or stops before. it will be close. if you are heading out there, i would take the rain gear and bundle up. there will be some light rain out ahead of it, we're waiting to the front which is up here. it's on its way. for the morning, cloudy to mostly cloudy. some very foggy reports coming in. light rain but that rain will pick up and it will be cooler. this is system is coming out of the west. fog, cloudy. rain really picks up in the afternoon, evening hours. clouds increase late friday into saturday. it looks likes rain saturday as well. bay area rainfall. we're all behind on this. santa rosa is only 32% of normal. they will pick up over the next 48,72 hours. san jose, 52%. we're behind. we need the rain. trying to show some radar but not reports coming in. a lot of fog reports the there's the system as it moves

closer. it has the low associated with. we'll get cold with that and maybe the possibility of thundershowers out to the valley. days are very short. but certainly possible. 29 in tahoe. snow at lake level. the snow will come down and go up on saturday. the warmer system comes back in. 50 on the temperatures. radar is showing returns. the front is here. secondary system will come in. one system yesterday. the second system is coming in now. system number three will be with us on saturday. rainfall totals from this system .25 to .50. santa rosa, maybe northward could be some good rain, lake county, mendocino north. rain developing, light this morning mth heavier this afternoon. it's more of a cold front. thick, morning fog. as and 60s on the temperatures -- 50s and 60s on the temperatures. breezy, cool, friday morning. rain saturday, clears out

sunday. >> rain saturday looks like it will be in the north bay or -- >> it will make it south but heavier north. >> heavier north. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. 7:22. >> accused of discriminating against asian customers. coming up for you in 20 minutes, what the cosmetic giant sephora is accused of doing and angry customers filed a class-action lawsuit. thieves caught breaking into a home in palo alto. 22 bucks!

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corner because of this crash on the upper deck. now, even if they get this crash out of the way, you can add time to the bay bridge. it takes a long time for these things to unwind. and you should leave the house early if you can or think about using public transportation. thank you, sal. 7:26. danville police hope you will recognize a burglar caught on surveillance cameras breaking into a restaurant. it happened november 7th just after 5:00 in the morning. you see him walking outside and then smashing the glass door of the mexican restaurant. he then rummaged through a back room office in a restaurant. you can see this on another camera. if you have any information about the break-in or who the man is, you are asked to call danville police. police in palo alto hope will reck nibs the thieves caught on -- recognize the thieves caught on surveillance camera breaking into a home. one of the men went upstairs and stole a computer and jewelry. the other man ripped the

security camera off the wall but the images had already been uploaded to the homeowner's surveillance system. if you have information, call palo alto police. this morning, computer security experts are telling people with webcams, baby monitors ndz and home surveillance camera cameras to change their passwords now. britain's commissioner's office says a website based in russia is posting live footage of homes and businesses by using the default log-in credentials for thousands of cameras. many people don't bother changing the default password which is often a simple 1, 2, 3, 4. many manufacturers post default passwords online. 7:27. dozens of people evacuated from a psychiatric facility in san jose. early this morning, what firefighters believe may have sparked the fire that sent people scrambling. and we're live in san francisco noe valley where an

urgent warning is going out after an attempted kidnapping. coming up, how the school is handling the situation and how the boy was able to escape. there a crash on the bay bridge. you might want to think getting on the san mateo bridge which doesn't look too bad considering the time of the morning. we'll tell you about this on the next traffic update. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. a lot of fog out there. there's more rain on the way. an actual cold front will visit and that will give us more afternoon rain.

7:30. don't walk alone. that's the message going out to students at this school in san francisco this morning. you are looking live at a school campus where police say a young boy was almost kidnapped yesterday. ktvu's brian flores is there and coming up in minutes, he will tell us all of the right things that boy did that kept him from being snatched. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. scary story. let's talk about your weather and traffic. kind of gloomy outside. >> foggy, gloomy, gray. rain is on the way. this one will be more in the afternoon. i hate to say it, it sure looks like rain for the raider game. there could be light rain before. it's trying. it's still aways off.

yesterday's front came in from the west. it was good rain from marin county up to sonoma county. after that, it wasn't too much. we picked up some. we'll pick up some later on. this will be a colder system. you can see radar continues to show, not much. trying to. but there's better activity off the coast and some of that will start to move in for the next few hours. the low will be beneficial for the sierra, finally give them some snow. 50s on the temps. 50 to 56. there's one system, the second system will come in on saturday morning. today's system will pick up rain rates as the front slides through. cloudy, thig, morning fog. cool to mild. upper 50s to some low 60s for many. here's sal with a lot of pictures. mainly san mateo bridge, i've seen. >> one of my friends said, you just the bearer of bad news. >> you. >> not you. me. at least now. i mean, there's a big crash on

the bay bridge that i have to tell you about. i have to be the bearer of bad news. that bridge commute into san francisco has just gone to awful because of a crash up on that deck. this is the second time this week that the commute here at the toll plaza looks like it's standing still coming into san francisco. there are -- this -- this is just 35, 40-minute delay getting into san francisco. we look at the eastshore freeway from the carquinez bridge to the maze. it's 33 minutes just to get to this point. and then you will be waiting another 40 minutes to get on the bridge. it's awful. you might want to think about using public transit today. it's a good idea. this evening we'll have some rain in the commute as steve mentioned. that will be another bad commute getting out of the city. you should seriously consider doing what you can to avoid being in the car today. let's take a look at the commute on the peninsula. southbound 101, see some slow traffic there heading down the peninsula from the airport to san mateo because of earlier issues. 280 is the better route.

7:33. back to the desk. happening right now, in berkeley, dozens of students and community activists are still occupying a main building of the uc -- we're live now. our camera just changed. we're live in san francisco right now. uc regents will be meeting here later on today. you can see demonstrators and protesters are already outside waiting for the regents to i a -- to arrive. the big issue, raising tuition in the uc system. this is where the regents will be coming to meet in san francisco. you can see the student protesters are already gathering. they don't want the tuitions to be raised. that vote expected today in san francisco. meantime, at uc berkeley on the campus, some of the students camped out. they took over a building through the night. slept on the floor and even

though they were on the floor, they tried to be comfortable. you can zee they had on a laptop computer, a video of logs burning on a laptop computer. a fireplace and the number of students now, it was packed last night but those numbers are dwindling at the height of the sit-in. there were 200 demonstrators in the place. we'll keep an eye on what's happening on the uc berkeley campus. you will get a live all right at 8:00. we'll keep an eye on what's happening in san francisco. 7:35. a warning for parents at a san francisco school after an attempted child abduction. ktvu's brian flores is live in san francisco to let us know how the boy is doinged and how the school is -- doing and how the school is handling the situation. >> reporter: this with unparent's worst nightmare if you have kids in elementary school or any school for that matter this is something you don't want to hear. we're live in noe valley in front of saint phillip's, the apostle school.

yesterday afternoon there was an adebted kidnapping of a boy. luckily he was able to escape too a nearby cafe but this morning there's followup, especially talking with parents this morning, getting that message a i cross. i'm here now joined with the principal. thank you for your time this morning. what's gonna be happening today in the wake of what happened yesterday? >> well, at the morning assembly, i will acknowledge that we had a situation and assure the kids at that point that everybody isock. but in the classroom -- is okay. but in the classroom, i will be meeting with the counselors, in case there's students or a group of kids that would like to vent about it or be concerned about it or be reassured. i will also be sending some instructions to all of the classrooms this morning about what they can talk about the kids. what they should talk about regarding dismissal procedures. you know, what to do if they are walking home, what to do if

their parents are delayed in picking them up and where to stand. >> reporter: this happened at 3:40 in the afternoon. this was after school happened. >> a half-hour after the older kids were dismissed at 3:15. >> reporter: and we're talking about what this boy did. i mean, i don't know if you trained him or if his parents trained him to scream and to run like that. but talk about how doing what he did possibly saved his life. >> we're very proud of our student because he did exactly what his mother and father taught him to do because in part of the interview, they were talking about how she was reassuring her son about how he did everything he was supposed to and she was glad that they practiced it. so it did come from the parents. we're very proud that he was -- i wouldn't say calm but aware enough that this was not a good situation and he followed some

steps. >> reporter: thank you for your time. >> thank you. thank you. >> reporter: again, police are still looking for the suspect described as a latino man between 5'9", 5'10" wearing a light gray or white sweatshirt. if you have any information on who this person is, please call san francisco police. we're live in noe valley, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, brian. 7:38. new this morning, san jose firefighters investigating an early-morning fire. it happened here at a psychiatric facility. started about 4:15 this morning on north fifth and st. john streets. but it was quickly put out. no one was hurt. but the three dozen people who live there had to quickly leave that building. >> residents were being evacuated from the house. there was a report of a resident that had a five extinguisher that started to put the fire out. >> firefighters believe someone smoking out on the porch may have started that fire. time is 7:38.

dozens of people gathered outside of san francisco's youth guidance center last night demanding that a teenaged boy who is accused of killing another teenager be tried as an adult. >> what do we want! when do we want it! >> now! >> about 50 family members and friends of rashawn williams showed their resolve with this rally out in the rain. the 14-year-old high school freshman was stabbed to death outside of a mission district market back in september. the suspect in the case is also 14 years old. the williams' family said the punishment should fit the crime regardless of his age. >> if he's try as a juvenile, the maximum sentence will be seven years if convicted. we want to maker an exception in san francisco -- to make an exception in san francisco to try him as an adult and he would face 25 to life. >> a juvenile court judge will decide if the teenager should be tried in adult court.

next hearing in this case is set for december 3rd. 7:39. we're learning new details about an overnight shooting at florida state university that injured three students. it happened early this morning in a library on the school's campus in tallahassee. at least one of the victims is in critical condition. the gunman was killed by police after they say he refused to drop his weapon. police say hundreds of students were inside the library when the shots were fired. >> at the time stroezer library was packed with students studying for final exams. our estimates are 300, 400 students. >> officers are still investigating the circumstances of the shooting and have not said whether the gunman was a student. the campus is open today. but classes have been canceled. a few earthquakes locally overnight. there was a 2.7 a mile from condition cord at 3:46 this morning. there were also two quakes

centered in the monterey area. the usgs says a magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck near san juan batista around 150:21 last night -- 10:21 last night. it was followed by a 4.2 earthquake five minutes later in the same spot. all of the quakes were melt -- both of these quakes, rather, were felt in the south bay, including san jose, morgan hill, gilroy and even santa cruz. but there were no reports of serious damage. it is 7:41. it's the interview bill cosby did not want to ever see the light of day. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," what the comedian said when a reporter flat out asked him about sexual assault allegations. also a class-action lawsuit targeting a giant of the cosmetics of the industry. the claim of discrimination against certain customers. you could think about using an alternate route to the bay bridge. that would be the bridge. it will be heavier there but it

may be better than the bay bridge. we'll tell you what happened on the bay bridge that's making it so slow. very foggy. we're waiting for the next system to come in. this system is different coming in. we'll explain and we'll talk about thyming amounts. thyming-- timing and amounts.

the cosmetic company sephora is accused of racism. four women have filed a class- action lawsuit claiming their accounts were blocked because of their names. pam cook is in the studio with more on the suit and the website crash that sparked the controversy. >> the lawsuit filed claims the company discriminates against asian-american customers. it all started november 6th

when a huge sale caused the website to crash. the company says it was caused by a glitch connected to bulk shoppers. they say the bulk shoppers buy bulk items and resell them for a profit. the lawsuit claims only customers with asian names or e- mail addresses from chinese domains were blocked from the site. the suit says thousands of shoppers may have been affected by this discriminatory action. so far, no comment from sephora and no comments from the parent company which is also listed as a defendant in this lawsuit. dave? >> thank you. three berkeley police officers showing their artistic skills as they help needy families for this holiday season. it's their photography that took center stage during this fund-raiser called art and the badge which will help buy

thanksgiving meals and christmas presents. >> the goal is we would like to get turkey baskets to 100 families in need. if we can get more than that, we know the need is greater, we with like to fill the entire need for families in berkeley. >> great idea, the berkeley police association has set up a go fund me page where if you want to help out, you can donate to this worthy cause. let's check in with sal. last time you were telling us about a big problem on the bay bridge. what's going on there? >> yeah. as a matter of fact, tori and dave, i wanted to let you know, it will take you a while but the crash is cleared from the -- take you a while but the crash is cleared from the span. it will take a while for this to recover and there's stalls, too. you can see a tow truck is coming up trying to push a -- traying to get in position to push a stall out of the way. it's wet. it will take a while for this commute to get back to any sense of norlcy on the --

normalcy on the bay bridge. all right. let's go to 880 northbound and southbound. the traffic here is okay. if you are driving down to the san mateo bridge and heading across that way, it's not too bad. the traffic is going to be moderately heavy. i also want to mention, i pulled back on the map just to show you the bay area, just go back and up can see that the slowest traffic in the in one pot is really, the peninsula, 280 and 101 are combining for a have he slow drive down past -- for a very slow drive down past the airport and all the way into the millbrae area. >> is that unusual to have both, 101 and 280? >> the wet weather, i shouldn't be surprised. when it's wet, things slow down. >> tsunami, >> -- thank you, sir. >> i just stepped outside. it's kind of cold, damp and gray and there's a lot of fog around after yesterday's rain which was okay for some and good for others especially

marin county northward up to the russian river area. we have a lot of fog. wouldn't take much to get going. we have a raider forecast for tonight. i would prepare for rain. sure looks that way probably leading up to the game and maybe during the game. it will not be the best ideal conditions. bundle up. some of that rain, cazadero 1.25. mill valley an inch. after that it tailed off. san francisco, concord, 18/100ths. danville had .35. a lot had .10 or less down around san jose. for some it was good. it's picking up. you can see the intensity on this system. it will start to move in. most of the morning commute, is more fog than rain. light rain for some. that rain picks up as we get closer to 11:00, noon. this is a colder system. it's coming down out of the northwest, rain develops this afternoon. then another system moves in on saturday which looks like a

rainer. that will give maybe a couple of inches of rain much needed to the north especially santa rosa. they are only 34% of normal for the season. 49 for san francisco. that will pick up. snap is 52. they've only had 1.14. there's areas around san jose that have had more than that. you can see the system is getting closer. the rain is on the way here. but it should start to move in around 9:00 for some. noon for others. this has the low dropping us over us. that helps. even some colder air which is not what we've had. we've had mild systems coming in. this will bring snow to the sierra. snow level lowered. 50s on the temps. this system comes in today, tonight and takes us into a break on friday and then the next system on saturday. so all told, it looks like we'll get three out of the pattern before it starts to build in. high pressure on sunday/monday. tonight will be system number 2. .25 to an inch and maybe more on the third system by saturday. not bad rain totals projected

here on the precip forecast. but look what happens by saturday. it starts to head up. this will be a morning event for the north bay and then spreading over the entire area saturday. it looks like a cloudy, rainy day on saturday. rain is on the way for us. it's getting closer. thick, morning fog first. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. that will do it. it's foggy out there. as that system move in, we'll see the fog lift and the rain will develop and we'll have moderate rain for the afternoon, evening commute. it will be tough. it was bad yesterday. saturday i would prepare for rain. >> the raiders game tonight and then the big game on saturday. >> the big game on saturday, looks like rain. >> all right. thank you. 7:50. a new survey for holiday shopping shows this year there may be fewer shoppers out there looking for bargains the day after thanksgiving. the survey by bankrate.com. says only 28% of americans said they will head out to the stores on black friday. why?

most retailers are expanding black friday sales all through november, including opening stores on thanksgiving. in stores that include target, walmart and toys 'r' us, they are already offering black friday-type deals. yahoo! says it will be the new default search engine on mozilla's fire fox browser in the u.s. replacing google. the financial term of this five-year deal have not been made public. they will roll it out on its own website next year. nine minutes before 8:00. a british couple was surprised by a $156 credit card charge for a bad review they wrote about a budget hotel in england. the couple stayed at the broadway hotel but were not impressed. they posted a review of the backyardway and trip -- prodway and trip adviser said it was a

filthy, dirty hotel. the hotel has a written policy warning it will fine guests who will fine guests who give it bad reviews. the local has dropped the review policy and did refund the couple's money. >> $156. probably over 100 pounds. coming up next -- you will hear from the woman who says she's gonna marry charles manson. you will hear from her mother in 20 minutes. what does she think of her daughter's planned marriage and will she be at the wedding. a controversial plan to bring back executions by firing squads. what prompted the legislation moving forward. ♪

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welcome back. 7:54. a house exploded in southern california last night. one person is dead. two others were critically hurt. look at the wreckage there.

this happened last night around 7:30 in san bernardino county. the police are still out there investigating but say this was not caused by natural gas. this area now declared a crime scene. police are investigating whether this was a drug lab. a bomb's listed in critical condition after suffering severe burns in a fire at her home in pleasant hill. the fire reported late yesterday afternoon on cleveland road near gregory lane. emergency crews found the injured woman inside the home. she was rushed to john muir medical center in walnut creek. later was taken to uc davis medical center. it's still not clear how the fire started. 7:55. the secret service arrested a man at the white house who had a rifle and ammunition in his car. the 40-year-old man from iowa approached secret service officers yesterday at a white house checkpoint. he reportedly told the officers that someone in iowa told him that he should go to the white house. police then searched his car and found a rifle with more

than 40 rounds of ammunition inside. the man was arrested and charged with possession of an you an edge -- of an unregistered firearm. a proposal in utah to bring back the firing squad is moving forward. the law would allow a firing squad to carry out an execution only if lethal injection is not available which is currently the case. european drugmakers are refusing to sell the three-drug combination used to execute inmates out of opposition to the death penalty. states across the country have been using different lethal drugs which has sometimes led to botched executions and challenges in court. utah's bill to reinstate the firing squad now heads to the full state legislature for consideration. 7:56. a woman whose body was found hon a rural stretch of highway 29 in napa county sunday morning has been identified. a 7-year-old maria cruz behar

lived in rohnert part. she died soon after her body was found north of the calistoga. the napa county sheriff's office says it appears she was the victim of a hit and run. investigators still want to know where she was saturday night. they are checking surveillance tips from twin pines casino, miles from where sheer was found. shuttle bus drivers who take workers to and from facebook, they have decided to unionize. drivers for loop transportation voted yesterday, 43-28, in favor of joining a union. drivers earn about $18 an hour but say they are underpaid and often have to work split shifts with unpaid downtime. the teamsters' union is expected to negotiate for the drivers. 7:57. oakland teachers could soon get a raise. the "oakland tribune" reports the oakland school district is offering teachers a 10% pay raise over three years.

teachers could also receive an additional 3% raise depending upon state funding and if they agree to pay more for health benefits. the two sides are scheduled to meet again december 6th to consider the offer. 7:57. bay area longshoremen, mourning the death of their one of their own. the action they are taking now and how it's affecting one of the busiest part ports on the west -- poempts ports on the west coast. these are live pictures of wheeler hall. the protesters slept for some time overnight. slow traffic in the east bay, but it looks like on highway 4, it's not all that bad. you will see a little bit of slowing coming up on the grade. we'll tell you more about the bay bridge commute that's really slow. well, yesterday's system was good for some. marin county, not so good for others. south bay. but this next one, not only do we have the fog but there will be rain for all. we'll have updates on totals

and timing.

students voted to block access to wheeler hall.

many students camped out overnight and now we've learned they will block access to wheeler hall. something is going on at uc berkeley. christien kafton is out there as -- is out there live. they are protesting the proposed tuition hikes. we'll keep you posted. >> we're taking you right there inside the hall. >> thursday morning, november 20th. i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. we'll eight get back to the story in a moment. but first a quick look at weather and traffic. some fog this morning and then later. >> rain is coming in. it's close. this afternoon looks to be when the front arrives into the evening. you can see the radar is beginning to light up.

a lot of moisture in the air. wet, damp, cold. wouldn't take much to get more rain going. it looks like it's getting its act together. late morning, early afternoon if you are going to the raider game, bundle up. it doesn't look like the greatest weather condition. cloudy, foggy, light rain. and then the rates pick up as we get through the afternoon, early afternoon hours into this evening and this system has cold air with it. not only that but it has dynamics. we finally get a low to scoot over us. that's going to drive right across the sacramento valley up to the sierra and las vegas. that will give them some snow 50s on the temps. light rain will pick up. it's the fog, the big story and then rain later on this morning into this afternoon and later this afternoon. this system has a pretty good punch there. it's a fast mover but has moderate rain. 50s and 60s. sal, the fog all over the place. it's foggy.

you mentioned the raiders' game. it may be raining, you said. can you imagine what it will be like tonight on 880 or 58 on the game and the rain? it will be terrible. plan ahead. if you are going to the game or commuting, use bart if you can. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, another 30 minutes. we're talking about more than an hour. in fact, the other day it took me a couple of hours to go from san francisco to oakland just driving in normal traffic for an evening commute. it is going to be very slow. a lot slower than usual. please give yourself extra time. also looking at the commute, gonna move the maps here to the peninsula. we had an earlier crash on southbound 101 at 92. we've had very heavy traffic in the area. southbound 101 traffic is slow as you leave san francisco and south city heading down to palo alto and redwood city. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. marathon protests that began 13 hours ago continues on

a cal campus. dozens of demonstrators have been occupying a building at uc berkeley. as we just saw at the top of the hour, they are starting to take some more action and christien kafton joins us live now to tell us what's going on. >> reporter: yeah, we've had a lot of developments here in the last hour. let's give you a live look. there is an ongoing meeting and a series of votes. one of the votes they just took was to lock or restrict access to wheeler hall. you can see there is a sign posted on this door. there is also a lock down here lower so this door is out of service. there will be no classes conducted or no education going on here at the wheeler hall. they had a little bit later on allow students to come in and have access through some of the side doors. for now, they want this area here where you see all of the students gathering right now as an open place for education. we can tell you that the major issue is the proposed tuition

increases. students are opposed to the proposed 5% tuition increase, each year for the next five years. a student protest began at 7:00 p.m. hundreds slept in the hallways. students say the hike -- proposed tuition hike would hit them ard. >> we want the regents to vote no on their proposed tuition hike. >> we want full finance am transparency of the uc budget as required by the law. we would like the u cu. re-- uc regents to trop charges against a student who was arrested yesterday on charges of insighting a riot. >> reporter: they say the move is necessary, the board. they say unless the state puts more money into the system, the tuition increases will be a necessity. >> this is the budget we believe we need. and we will need moving forward

so that we get off this year to year feast or famine. >> reporter: the uc regents are saying that the yes vote on the proposed increases would put the ball back into legislators' hands. it would put it on them to increase the funding for the uc system. they say if it's increased, the tuition increase would not be necessary. now, that board of regents meeting is set to start at 9:00. students left this building about a half-hour to an hour ago to make their way over to san francisco for that meeting. we have a crew there. we'll continue to bring you e haves here in berkeley -- developments here in berkeley and the developments in san francisco. for now we're live in berkeley, back to you. >> thank you. also happening now in oakland, big rigs are backed up at the port of oakland. they are trying to move cargo but it's not gonna happen today.

tara moriarty joining us live at the port of oakland to tell us why port operations have come to a halt. tara? >> reporter: yeah, most of those trucks have now gone actually. some of them stuck around until 7:30 just to see if the port would open. no such luck and earlier a security guard went around knocking and breaking news. >> we're closed today, bro. we're gonna be closed until tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. >> okay. >> reporter: longshoremen are in a safety standdown for 57- year-old thomas hoover who died died while climbing stairs on a ship. they say he possibly could have suffered an asthma attack or a heart attack. an autopsy will determine that. many truck drivers were upset they were losing a day's worth of wages because of the closure but most were understanding. >> well, it's like another death in the family. people are gonna do what they have to do. oh, well. i will just go home and call it

a day. >> it's always upsetting. but the work is incredibly dangerous. the jobs that longshoremen workers do are more dangerous to police and firefighters. they have a higher fatality rate. it's something as to to be taken seriously. so a lot of facts, a lot of investigation and unfortunately when a brother or sister is lost, it's a very, very tragic situation. >> reporter: the 24 hours of the standdown will be used to investigate to make sure there were no safety violations that led to the death. longshoremen will not receive pay. most of the truck drivers will not either. the port will be back in business tomorrow morning. live from the port of oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. this port of oakland work stoppage comes as the port has been getting a boost in business because of a labor slowdown at all of the west coast parties. longshoremen and warehouse workers at the 29 ports have been working without a contract since july. because of that, there have been work slowdowns and even

temporary shutdowns, especially in southern california. some of the companies say at least for now, it makes better business sense to send shipments to oakland. truck drivers who are not part of the union say oakland has had slowdowns, too, and they claim it's taking four times as long as normal to pick up or drop off their loads at the port of oakland. 8:09. san francisco police are asking for your help in finding a missing 12-year-old girl. imani howell left her home headed for school on a muni bus ten days ago. but the 7th grader never made it to class. her family and friends are now putting up missing person fliers, both in san francisco and in oakland where she was last seen. >> she's a smart, very smart, brilliant kid. this is why i know somebody have her. >> we're exploring all possible circumstances regarding her. so if anyone has any

information regarding such matters as that, please call us right away. >> san francisco police say those possibilities include human trafficking. the city of san francisco is preparing a bid for the 2024 summer olympics. the san francisco chronicle reports giants' president is leading the committee preparing the bid. he said it's early. they are only in the first inning. they also say l.a., washington, d.c. and boston are in the running to be the u.s. nominee. critics have raised concerns about whether tax payers would be left to pick up the costs of hosting the games. the 2008 summer olympics in beijing cost $44 billion. last year's winter games in sochi, russia may have cost even more. this is a regional event. it could include levi stadium and the new santa clara -- the earthquakes' stadium. >> right. >> and -- yeah, the memorial stadium in berkeley. >> interesting and huge. >> yes. school kids being warned

watch out for strangers. coming up in 23 minutes, a frightening incident that happened outside of a san francisco school and why students and the staff are on high alert. next a superstar surprise on b.a.r.t. the special passengers who took a trip under the bay. good morning. right now we're still looking at a commute where traffic is very slow. and it's expected to be this way all day on certain commutes because of events. we'll tell you more about that coming up. a lot of fog this morning but the rain is getting closer. this will be a stronger system yesterday. it has more cold air. very foggy for some. we'll talk about that and another system for saturday. female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:13. now we're hearing directly from the 26-year-old woman who plans to marry convicted killer, charles manson. >> some people think you you're crazy. >> i really don't care. >> her name is atton burton. she also goes by the name star and says she will take the name manson after she marries him. they have a marriage license and plan to get married at the prison. charles manson is serving a life sentence for the murder of sharon tate and six others in 1969. but atton claims he's innocent. >> are you in love? >> yep. >> did you -- >> why would be may -- mashry

somebody if i wasn't? >> i'm just asking. people in this country get married for all kinds of different reasons. >> i wouldn't. >> atton's mother said she believes the -- believes manson loves her daughter and approves of the marriage. some have taken to social media. some are angry that a convicted murderer can get married but many gay couples cannot. right now, 17 states have laws that ban same-sex marriage but many of those laws are in the process of being challenged in court. 8:15. new this morning, a new intervow inter-- iferent vup has surfaced given by -- iferent -- isht view has surfaced -- interview has sur

farced from kill cosby. a reporter asked him about the allegations. >> there's no comment about that. i will tell you why. i think you were told. i don't want to compromise your integrity but we don't -- but i don't talk about it. >> several women have reported being sexually assaulted by the cosby show star. cosby has not been charged but networks still have been distancing themselves from him. as the interview with cosby and his wife was winding down, cosby asked the reporter not to broadcast his refusal to discuss the allegations. >> now, can i get something from you? >> what's that? >> none of that will be shown? >> i -- i can't promise that myself. you didn't say anything -- >> i know i didn't say anything. but i am asking your integrity

that -- since i didn't want to say anything. >> nbc has dropped plans for a pilot episode starring cosby. tv land has pulled reruns of the tv show and netflix has indefinitely postponed a planned special. 8:17. happening today, a high-ranking executive for the company tekata, the japanese air bag manufacturer, is heading to capitol hill to answer questions about the company's safety record. u.s. safety regulators are demanding that carmakers expand a recall of cars with drivers' air bags made by the company to cover the entire nation. air bags made by the company can explode with such force, it sends shrapnel into the passenger compartment. the company says its testing has shown only air bags in high humidity areas are prone to exploding. right now they've limited the recall to those particular

areas. 8:17. happening today. oakland raiders' fans will hold a rally saying they will fight to keep their team in oakland. this morning's rally comes a few weeks after city leaders from san antonio, texas met with raiders' executives to discuss a opinion move to the lone star state. today's event will be held at raiders ears headquarters in alameda at 10:00 a.m. by the way, the raiders host the kansas city chiefs at the coliseum tonight. members of the golden state warriors show the team is a bunch of down to earth guys. the team posted players, steph curry and andrew bogut, ray ritter, taking b.a.r.t. from san francisco back to oakland. they went to san francisco tuesday night for a charity event in which they spent with local low-nk kid. the players decided to continue the team bonding by spending more time with fans and taking public transit. at the same time, they found a great way to beat the evening

commute. a ktvu you vooer posted this -- viewer posted this on our facebook page. incidentally, bogut told comcast bay area he needed his girlfriend to pick him up at the b.a.r.t. station because he left his wallet in his car at the team's parking lot in oakland. it happens to the best of us. even big-shot celebrities make an oops and need to get a ride. >> great, great story. good people. let's check in with sal. >> the good man who took the picture, he should white balance it. frachers know -- photographers know what i'm talking about it. the yellow -- >> hey, sal, a quick question for you. i know you are watching the roads and the fog. have you heard anything about airport delays? >> yes, i will get that for you. they keep changing. but there are delays i know for

sure. because i saw them. i can pull them up as we're talking about the other stuff. i will get that infor for you. right now, at the toll plaza getting into san francisco, 45 minutes' delay getting into the city. it's been bad since an earlier crash this morning. there was a crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge right in treasure island. it backed up traffic up. it's really very out there. as a matter of fact, if you take the san mateo bridge, urmight be better. dave, i just pulled the info up for you. currently an average of bun hour and 23 minutes into -- one hour and 23 minutes delay at san francisco. it can get worse as the day goes on. one more thing in my traffic report. that would be the map. it's been slow on the peninsula. 101 and 280. i would say 280 is your best bet. 101, 85 and 280 are slow.

but that's just kind of a normal slowdown pattern for the south bay. 8:20. let's go to steve. >> i would think this would get worse. >> yeah. >> maybe all airports except san jose. rain has started up in forestville. thank you, ron. the fog is a big, big story. speaking of san jose. very nice. a lot of fog and some light rain now beginning to pick up a little bit. we have a system coming in. this one will be different from the one yesterday where marin county, up to the russian river no doubt about it, way ahead of everybody else. parts of napa only had .25. other areas .10. forestville, .75. san anselmo, .88. mill valley over an inch and cazadero had 1.25. there's her more -- there's more on the way. mendocino county, sonoma county, off marin county in san francisco. if you are heading to the raider game, plan on rain. it sure looks like it.

maybe things will lighten up around game time or the second half. there will be rain and it will be a gray, gloomy day. the rain picks up around 10:00 until about 2:00. fog, cloudy, light rain to the north. some of the rain totals are looking good. .50 to 1 in of. saturday's system looks wet for the north bay. not much wet in the rain department. when you start to see the yellow and dark green move in, that's a sign the front it of -- the front is inching in. this system will dive right over us. that might give us thunderstorms out in the valley. probably not. but at least they have cold air which means snow for the sierra. that snow will be coming down and they will pick up something at lake level. 50s on many of the temperatures, all the way to palm springs. radar looks like it's lighting up. the front is still up on the

north coast. three systems in this pattern before it changes. yesterday was system one. system two today. system three saturday. this system has rain totals about .25 to an inch. more so for saturday. that will be wet for the north bay. it looks like everyone will get in on the rain for saturday. it looks like it will track down to san jose by saturday afternoon. finally we're getting some rain here and okay amounts. cloudy, rain, thick morning fog for some. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. there will be a cool day for many especially up to the north. a lot of that morning fog will be slow to lift. once the system comes in, we'll have more fog and rain. it looks like a gray, rainy day for many. a break friday and then saturday more rain and then sunday back to more fog. >> and warmer -- >> monday, tuesday, wednesday. maybe -- it looks like thanksgiving starts off all right and then clouds up. >> look at that. >> okay. thank you. >> all right, steve.

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well, good morning. the message this morning, don't walk alone. we're live in san francisco this morning. the message is for students at this school in san francisco. you are looking live at a school campus near where the

police say a young boy was almost kidnapped yesterday. ktvu's brian flores is out there. coming up in minute, brian will tell us all of the right things that young boy did that kept him from being kidnapped. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. thursday, november 20th. i'm dave clark. let's talk your weather and traffic and steve, fog is a big part -- >> a lot of fog. rain starting to pick up. up in lakeport, reports there, forestville and cazadero. there's a little bug going around. if you have that, you have picked a great day to hunker down. it's gray, gloomy. rain beginning to move in especially to the north. if you are heading to the raider game, plan on taking the rain gear. it does not look that great. maybe the rain might be slowing down by then. i think it's too far into the window. it looks like the front will be moving through at that time. maybe sooner. but it looks like a rainy day.

cloudy, foggy. the rain will pick up in the next exesm hours to the north and for everyone else around the noon hour through most of the afternoon and evening. you can see some of that rain moving in. lake county, mendocino county. and then now starting to move in towards the russian river. nothing too heavy but it's picking up. there's our front. this one has a little bit more going for in the form of colder air. also a low. 50s on the temps. they've not budged all morning long. look for fog and rain to move in. it looks like a cloudy, gray, rainy day. thick, morning document. some of that might lift. when up get the rain, it will pop up. 50s on the temps. sal, i know we've had a lot of fog. any issues on the traffic. the visibility has not been great. i think the biggest issue is the rain and the wet roads. you can tell what i'm trying to say, it's been a very slow commute. east shore, 50 minutes to drive what should take about 20 minutes between the carquinez

bridge and the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see a backup of 25, 30 minutes. it's slow going because of earlier problems. it has been very slow. south bay commute is now beginning to finally get really heavy. 85, 280 and 101. we haven't had too many things going on. we had a couple of issues near 101880 and 880 itself is slow. it's improved from hayward to fremont. things are not sure. i just had a feeling things are getting worse and worse if more weather comes in. let's go back to the desk. >> there is a warning this morning for parents of a san francisco school after an attempted child abduction. brian flores joining us live in san francisco to tell us how the boy is doing and hown the school is handling that situation -- and how the school is handling the situation. >> reporter: scary situation for any parents out there. earlier in the morning, we did speak with the principal at saint fill im's apostle school. she says this morning.

-- saint phillip's apostle school. she says she will be holding an assembly to discuss this. in terms of the details, it happened around 3:40 yesterday afternoon. school officials say a 7th grade boy left the school on elizabeth drive when he sensed someone behind him. he didn't think it was a good situation. so he ran and the man behind the boy chased after him as well. officials say the boy screamed as loud as he could and ran to a place called diamond cafe which is about a block away around the corner from the school. after getting to the cafe, he called his grandmother immediately to pick him up. they both then returned to the school to report the incident to officials and police. another girl from the school also reported seeing the man chase the boy. school officials are saying the boy did exactly the right thing in that type of situation, running away as fast as as he could. also screaming getting the attention of anyone who could hear him. we did speak to nervous parents. >> terrified.

it's -- you don't think you have to worry about these kinds of things when they are in a safe environment. you don't want too have think about this -- want to have to think about this kind of stuff. the sad reality, you have to. >> i will be meeting with the school counselors, she will be bringing colleagues to be present in case there's students who would like to vent about it or be concerned about it or reassured. >> reporter: now, the latest description of the suspect from school officials a latino man, brown eyes, 5'9" to 5'10" wearing a light pull over sweatshirt and light pants. parents should have kids walk in groups. this morning, we should mention we have seen a couple of san francisco police cruisers. i did speak with a police

officer. they say they are partly here because of this attempted kidnapping from yesterday. it's also unclear whether this.attended the school but talking with the principal this morning, she says that he is doing okay. but obviously this was a very traumatic experience. we're live here in san francisco's noe valley, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:36. new details about that terrifying overnight shooting at florida state university where three students were hurt and the gunman was killed. it happened early this morning in a library on the campus in tallahassee. at least one of the victims is in critical condition. that gunman was killed by the police when he wouldn't drop his gun. police say hun cepedz of -- hundreds of students were in the library when the shooting started. >> at the sometime dozer library was packed with students studying for final exams. our estimates right now are anywhere from 300 to 400 students. >> police are still investigating the circumstances of the shooting. they haven't said whether that

gunman was a student or not. the campus by the way is open today but classes are canceled. happening today, a large piece of artificial turf that was stolen from a church in hayward, it will be replaced this morning. the 900-square foot turf was stolen from the bayhills community church last month. we told but that this week. well, the pastor says the owner of the company that originally installed the turf saw the reports. he offered to reinstall new turf for free. sephora is accused of raisism. four women have filed a class- action lawsuit claiming their accounts were blocked because of their names. pam cook is in the studio with more on the suit and the website that crashed that caused the controversy. >> the lawsuit claims the company discriminates against asian-american customers. it all started november 6th when a huge promotional sale caused the website to crash.

the company says the crash was a technical glitch becaused by bulk shoppers. sephora complaints the shoppers buy discount items and resell them for a profit. as a result, customers could not access their accounts for hours. the laupt claims after seeing complaints on facebook, only customers with asian names or e- mail addresses from chinese domains were blocked from the site. the suitcase thousands of shoppers may have been affected by this tis crip -- discriminatory action. the suit also claims the company posted a comment on the facebook page after the crash that says we've deactivated accounts due to reselling. i just looked at sephora's facebook page. i did not see that post but i do see complaints after that crash from customers. but they seem to come from people from all over the world. tori and dave? if you use an iphone, you will notice a big change in

apple's online app store today. in the past, if an app contained a costly upgrade, it would still carry the label "free" but the word is being replaced with the term "get." the technology website is speculating that european regulators are pressuring apple to better protect children from signing up and purchasing apps without the approval of their parents. consumer groups have sued apple over this issue. the company eventually agreed to refund nep customers who unwittingly did -- any customers who unwittingly did a. scary moments for pilots at j.f.k. what they saw moments before landing and why safety experts are calling it a potential disaster. also bringing back firing squads. the state that's thinking about that and the one thing that could keep this from becoming reality. it's pretty slow out there. we've had a couple of accidents to blame. if you are trying to get to the

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happening today, in fact, in less than nine hours, president obama is going to address the nation with details of his executive action on immigration. the white house released these photos of the president preparing for his prime time speech. president obama is following through with his vow to circumvent congress to protect nearly 5 million undocumented immip grants from deportation. this bold move is not only sparking spirited debates and heated reaction but possible legal action as well. to help us make sense of this move and how it will affect the law, university of san francisco political science professor corey cook joins us now by phone. good morning, professor. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> so tell us, i know that this action would not lead to a path to citizenship. what does this mean? what is the president going to announce? >> he has not released the details. what we're hearing, he will offer a brief respite for 4

million to 5 million. we'll seal how brief it is. it will affect 4 million to 5 million people. it will allow the folks to stay in the country without fear of deportation. this will be a temporary reprieve. we'll seal how temporary it will be. as a way of delaying enforcement of deportation proceedings. >> the president and his supporters think this is legal. he said on facebook, the president said i'm gonna lay out the things that i can do with my lawful authority as president. but republicans are adamant that this is illegal and unconstitutional. who is right? >> well, i think legally the president is right. the president can set deportation priorities, that's clear. i think as long as he's off rating within parameters, he's operating within his authority. this is limited. we're talking about 11 undocumented immigrants that

face deportation. we're talking about 4 million to 5 million of them. he's working carefully to be within the law. i think the republican response will be fascinating. will they brick a lawsuit? defund federal agencies. >> you know, a lot of people are wondering with -- honestly, the shellacking that the democratting got in the election a few weeks ago, why would the president deliberately try to thusm his nose to the gop -- >> well, i think the sense is, you know, that immigration reform is effectively dead in the congress and so the president's is arguing if congress can act that he needs to -- can't act he needs to. the congress -- it puts the ball in their court to act. i think the president senses now is the time to move the ball down the field a little bit at least and require the congress to do something.

because it seems that immigration reform is simply gonna be gridlock in the congress. >> last question. already i heard thousands of immigrants are calling attorneys and immigration advocates to ask how they can qualify for protection and legal work permits but i assume it's early for that. >> it's early. it will become clear. it will become much more clear at 5:00 today. i think much more clear in the next few days to see how this will be played out. which groups will be covered by the new regulations who can apply for this deferred action. i think -- it's a little bit early for that. i think it will come quickly. this has been in the works since may of 2013. >> so if anyone thinks they are qualified, what should they do after 5:00 today? who should they contact? >> there are a lot of fantastic immigrant rights organizations in the bay area in the 50e69 bay and san francisco. i think they should start to pay attention to the organizations who have legal

expertise and can help them navigate the progress. >> all right. professor corey cook joining us live by phone from the university of san francisco. thank you so much for your input, professor. >> thank you. and just a reminder, ktvu will bring you complete live coverage of prime minister -- of president obama's address tonight at 5:00 p.m. tune in. a really big issue. a lot of ramifications. not just what the president says but the response as well. 8:47. several airplane pilots have reported seeing something alarming near kennedy airport. bloomberg news reports pilots have seen small drones flying near the busy airport during the last few days. crews from virgin atlanta and delta say a drone came very close to their planes' wings. safety experts say if a drone mits a plane, it could be -- hints a plane, it could be disastrous. officials worry that people don't know about the rule or

are ignoring the rule about drones. 2 investigates a problem on bay area freeways. it's getting more expensive. dangerous debris and litter winds up on california highways. we found out the price tag is huge. it caltrans spent $61.6 million this year clearing trash, spills and other hazard all over the state. that's up 35% compared to five years ago. >> quite honestly, that's money that could be rather redirected towards vital transportation projects. >> you would rather not spend that much money. >> we would rather not spend that much money. >> we investigate what's making it cost so much and some of the ideas to hold you drivers responsible. >> very interesting. it can cause so many problems. you are trying to steer around debris. >> yeah. speaking of roads an traffic, let's check in with sal. things maybe winding down?

>> maybe in some areas. let's take a look at 880 oakland. i want to remind you, tonight the raiders play thursday night football. it's likely to be wet. you combine the raiders' game with the wet commute you will have an awful one here on 880 and 580 you might want to think about using b.a.r.t. or doing what you can to be to i avoid being on the road. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. still about a 35-minute drive into san francisco. as we look at the entire commute on the bay, 580 is recovered. it's nice. but 680 is slow out of pleasanton heading down to fremont. now today's forecast, here's steve. >> thank you, sir. a lot of fog reports. it looks like some of that is  lifting. now some of the rain reports are coming in. sebastopol is getting rain. forestville, cazadero, calistoga, above calistoga, i should say, friends valley school, thank you for that. fog was the big story this morning. some of that was on the deck. even up to lakeport getting

reports of rain. our system is on the way. yesterday's system came in right in from the west and it was really good rain up to the russian river. other areas not so much. here comes the colder system. sal touched on it, if you are heading to the game -- if it's not raining, it will be ending soon. it will noting the great blf. cooler and breezy as well. cloudy, foggy, light rain beginning to pick up. the rain rates will pick up in the next couple of hours until later this afternoon. fog, the big story. that will give way to rain which will be a bigger story. some of these rain totals could top 2 inches to the north here. we have a system coming in today. noermt one on saturday. so that bodes well. we're behind here. as i know, it's been a long time coming since we've had okay rain. 34% of normal for santa rosa. that will go up in the next couple of days. they will be getting decent rain there. almost 50% for san francisco. here comes our rain beginning to thicken up. marin county, any time soon.

this will pick up. but the low comes over. that will help. 30s in the mountains. that will give us some snow. 50s on the temps. i doubt these move much at all. system one was yesterday. system two will be today. system three will be on saturday. so .25 to about an inch. even more so as we head towards the saturday system. that one looks good in the north bay. far lesser to the south. at least it's something to pin our hopes on. cloudy, rain moving in if it hasn't already. it's on the way. the last to arrive will be the san jose area. thig morning fog. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. we have another system on the pattern. that will arrive on saturday. that looks like rain to the north. clearing out sunday. it looks dry monday and tuesday. >> thank you. nine minutes before 9:00. happening right now, the white house -- we're looking at a ceremony where president obama is honoring 19 american leaders

in science and technology. seven of the winners are from right here in the bay area. three are from berkeley two from stanford. one is from uc san francisco and the president will announce new commitments to inspire girls and boys to be excited about math, technology, engineering and science. well, sunday's nfl game between the buffalo bills and the new york jets will likely get postponed. about an hour ago, new york's governor said given the heavy snowfall in upstate new york, playing the game would be impractical. >> whoa. >> a television news crew shooting the blizzard-like conditions had quite a scare. transformers exploded and the storm has created what's known as thunder snow. sounds kind of like a cartoon character. parts of the buffalo could

receive another 2 to 3 feet of snow today. that would be on top of the 6 feet already on the ground from storms over the past few days and then when you think about plowing the snow and you get it higher and higher and there's walls of snow. >> and then it freezes. >> and melts and intoed. >> that second-floor window, three feet on top of that. >> yes. the thanksgiving turkey in the spotlight, not in the oven. we'll show you turkeys that may be headed for the white house and the important duty of the president that may spare their lives. ♪

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8:55. new information that just came in about the overnight shooting at florida state university that left three students injured. police just identified the shooter as an attorney who graduated from the university. officers say he opened fire in the library at the campus in tallahassee. the gunman was killed by police when he refused to drop his weapon. police say hundreds of students were in the library when the shots were fired. no word on a possible motive. in utah, a proposal to bring back the firing squad for state executions is moving ahead. the law would allow a firing squad for an execution only if lethal injection is not available. that's currently the case. european drugmakers are

refusing to sell the three-drug combination used to execute intermates because they are opening the death penalty. utah's bill to reinstate the firing squad will now go to the full legislature for consideration. finally, next week, president obama will perform what he calls one of his most .duties granting a pardon to a thanksgiving turkey. >> i just love hearing that. this year's turkey comes from cooper farms in ohio. only one turkey will be officially pardoned by the president. but an alternate bird will also go to washington, d.c. and both will live out their days at a park in virginia. i'm always interested in hearing what names they give them, too. sometimes they are kind of cute. >> strange things. i understand stood what they said. >> oh, my gosh. very talented. >> that's our report for this morning.

thank you for making kurt your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the noon news for more on the vote on the plan to raise tuition at the university of california. we covered that overnight protest at uc berkeley. we'll continue to follow that story all day and have updates at ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a great day. blatche

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