. >> reporter: conoco phyllis says their pipe carries liquid gas, not natural gas. an east bay m.u.d. spokesman said he was not sure how long these repairs would take. and said as of this morning, their crews would not be able to fix the water line because conoco was still working to fix the area around their pipe. the streets are expected to remain closed for at leet the next -- at least the next -- next few days. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> facebook outgrew it's long- time headquarters in palo alto and began to move to the new facility over the summer. the new site is the sun microsystems campus. facebook has about 3,000 employees. the new facility has room for as many as 3700. and facebook has bought adjacent land that could help house up to more people. >>> coming up in about 15 minutes, why some users are upset about facebook and how a south bay judge has grout the -- brought the face closer to federal court. >>> the occupy oakland plans what it calls an umbrella action in the plaza in front of city hall this afternoon. they say they will show up car

a conoco spokeswoman says their line is completely safe. >>> other bay area headlines, san jose police say they have credible evidence the man accused of killing a fellow hell's angel member was spotted in their city. authorities say the man fatally shot a former u.s. marine during the funeral of a third hell's angel member. that was in october in san jose. ruiz is believed to be armed and dangerous. >>> san francisco police chief greg stern will hold a community meeting tomorrow to discuss a fatal officer-involved shooting. last wednesday, officers shot a man who they say opened fire during a traffic stop on larkin street. that man died from his injuries the following day. >>> the proposed bike lane on the west span of the bay bridge could cost more than half a billion dollars. that's according to a project document unveiled last week. the bike path would hang off the bay bridge from san francisco. it may not be built, but it's already cost more than a million dollars just to explore the option. >>> the nine-year war in iraq that took 4500 american lives and killed 100,000 iraqis, is

once that water main was capped another pipe was discovered in the torn-up pavement belongs to the conoco phillips refinery. the pipe carries flammable fuel and runs right under the neighborhood. conoco phillips says the line is perfectly safe while they drained it while the water main is being repaired. >>> tents are back up outside san jose city hall. but there is one big thing missing from this occupy protest. the protesters themselves. kcbs radio matt big ler explains the symbolic new strategy. >> it looks like occupy san jose is back, but only on a part-time basis. here is what they're doing. they're setting up their tents during the day, and not sleeping in them. they're promising to not camp in the tents, and also take the tents down at night. occupy san jose says they want the tents there as a symbol of their anti-wall street demonstration. is the city okay with this? not so much. the city manager's office tells the mercury news that they plan to enforce the city's no camping rule, because in their eyes, tents equal camping, and that's simply not allowed. occupiers vow that they a

endeavor international rose 24% on a deal to buy conoco phillip. international gained 5% on the government opening the door to online gambling. elsewhere, italy's ten-year bond yield hit the crisis 7% level tuesday. after the chinese yuan hit an all-time high against the dollar, the treasury department refused to call them a manipulator, angering trade groups. >>> a federal judge dismissed charges of bp's subsidiary violated probation after an oil spill on alaska's north slope. and finally, a mexican ant anti-poverty official has been fired. he posted a facebook comment saying poor people smell bad. the boilermakers boil. the red wings beat the blues. which teams dominated nfl pro bowl selection? your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the big storm that drenched the east coast is gone. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> and a very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, nba teams take note, the heat are coming out of the gate firing on all cylinders. here's nb

was among the 20 companies bidding for the new drilling rights today, and conoco- phillips submitted the highest bid at just over $100 million. a federal judge has signed off they have seen all the money transfers leading up to m. f. global's collapse. it is now working to see if those transfers were legal. that came after a federal judge signed off on a deal allowing failed brokerage mf global to continue using cash to finance its bankrupt. the judge says none of the money cover bid the decision came from customer accounts. tomorrow m. f. global's ex c.e.o. makes his third appearance on capitol hill. >> tom: just two weeks left to take care of tax issues before the calendar turns to 2012. that's why we're focusing this week on some last-minute tips to cut your tax bill. our tax guru, kevin mccormally is here to help. he's editorial director at "kiplinger's personal finance." tonight's tax tips, an opportunity for older americans to supercharge the tax benefit of their year-end giving. >> tonight, an opportunity for older americans to supercharge the tax benefit of their year- end ge

endeavor international rose 24% on a deal to buy conoco phillips on three international sea oil fieldsternational gained 5% on the government opening the door to online gambling. elsewhere, italy's ten-year bond yield hit the crisis 7% level tuesday. after the chinese yuan hit an all-time high against the dollar, the treasury department refused to label china a currency manipulator, angering trade groups which accuse beijing of holding its currency down for trade advantage. >>> a federal judge dismissed charges of bp's subsidiary violated probation after an oil spill on alaska's north slope. and finally, a mexican anti-poverty official has been fired. he posted a facebook comment saying poor people smell bad. >>> the boilermakers boil. the red wings beat the blues. which teams dominated nfl pro bowl straight leg raising shuns? the shamrocks wilt against miami's heat. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. >>> welcome back to "first look." in sports, nba teams take note, the miami heat are coming out of the gate of the start season firing on all seasons. here is mario solis. >> good mor

once it started blowing another type was discovered in the torrent of payment, this one owned by the conoco refinery. >> is the 6-inch pipeline that carries gasoline and diesel from the rodeo refinery to our richmond product survey quite. >> most people learned that that is running to their community. the host says the line is perfectly safe bet of the percussionist and drained of its contents while the repairs are made to the broken water main. >> here's an early holiday gift for drivers. gas prices are going down. blumberg says it dropped about $0.5 over the past two weeks. the average national price for our regular is $3.24. the city survey says san francisco drivers pay the most. you will find the cheapest price in albuquerque new mexico. >> the art in the final week of holiday shopping and retailers are hoping to capitalize on last-minute shoppers. experts say 40% of holiday shopping is typically done in the last 10 days of christmas. it also increases sales projections to 3.8% over last year. and, lawmakers have set the record 470 billion good season. >>> and consumers are spending mo

a conoco phillips spokeswoman says their line is safe and was likely there before homes were built in the area. >>> the proposed bike lane on the west span of the bay bridge could cost more than half a billion dollars. that's according to a project document unveiled last week. the bike path would hang off the bay bridge from san francisco to buena island. it may not be built, but it's already cost more than a million dollars just to explore the option. >>> not quite the grinch stealing christmas, but vandals in one central city came close. a popular attraction was damaged in oak dale. the christmas train, which offers rides with santa and elves, had at least five of its windows broken for the third time this year. >> it's unsafe and very expensive. these windows aren't cheap. each window is anywhere from 500 to $800. >> the damage was repaired in time for tonight's scheduled ride. the general manager says if an incident like this happens again, they may have to move their train somewhere else. >>> well, hundreds of people out of a job this holiday season. they say they are victims of

is working side by side with conoco phillips crews. in the meantime, el portal drive, it's been shut off to traffic. there's a lot of construction work tashing -- taking up the entire width of el portal drive. it's still closed off to traffic. its state 880 is on the other side -- its state 880 is on the other side. we're still waiting to hear back from east bay m.u.d. to find out how long the repairs are gonna take. we haven't heard back from them. yet. we should have an on update by noon. >>> 8:49. the iraq government says it's confident that security morses can take up where the u.s. left off. now, the lat american troops pulled out of iraq yesterday. the convoy included about 110 vehicles and 500 sold yers. they withdrew under the conner of darkness and strict see secrecy. >> translator: because the u.s. troopt have gramually pulled out from their bases. the -- troops have gradually pulled out mr -- pulled out from their bases. >> although the war may be over, the u.s. will still maintain a large presence each therer. a deal to kee

before the world jewish congress and said he would not permit a billion dollar plus oil deal with conoco. of the government here has been anti iran for more than thirty years ok poll with thank you so it's on the program paul sheldon foote professor at the state to the california state university thanks for joining us on the line from full instance appreciate it. u.s. military courts open pretrial hearings in the case of alleged whistleblower bradley manning by rejecting a defense request that the presiding officer should step down they claim his other role investigating the founder of wiki leaks makes it biased brother manning who served as an intelligence analyst in baghdad's accused of leaking classified military diplomatic data to the whistle blowing web site he's already been held in detention for nineteen months and could face life in prison or even a death sentence if he's found guilty from a cia officer ray mcgovern told us the american people did need to know about alleged abuses carried out by the u.s. army. these charges are greatly overwrought. gates's term so there has been

because when this story was published kramer's charitable trust own them also mcdonald's honeywell conoco phillips these are funny because what is he telling kids to get invested in getting that being a war contractor and pillaging the world for oil. you know i think i remember the famous video that was circulating around where he talked about. basically creating sort of level of market activity and a fiction around the stock. if you want to stock up you pumped it up with one of down shut it down and this could really be an attempt by you know it's we all know that kids love stories in general and fiction and fairy tales so i think you kind of moving to an easier prey thread for the holidays jim a just one of the pump and some of these stocks up pump because it's because the buy them you know create a fiction pop the stocks up in the dump and you know and make and i think it's the moans apple and viacom to have the companies that he's suggesting is this child exploitation i mean if you search on load some of those stocks are in the face of the show this is a blow up for christmas and i th

damage done to homes the broken main created a sinkhole and exposed a gas pipeline that connected to conocos were upset they had not been told the line was running so close to their homes. >>> caltrans will mark a major milestone in the construction of the new bay bridge installing the signature piece. caltrans warning drivers to assert their eyes. amy hollyfield is live with a safe look. >> reporter: caltrans has worked hard to make sure you look now, not later. take a look at this animated version. they hope they will keep you from feeling compelled to look at the real thing, while diving. they are going to be installing the -- while you are driving. they are going to be installing the signature element of the new bay bridge you will be able to see this while you drive on the current bridge they are asking that you not look they say driver safety is the first priority, you can look when you get home. construction cameras will be available online. we've provided a link to that on our website at abc7news.com. the cable will follow the path of those orange cable catwalks that have been there

the broken main created a sinkhole and exposed a gas pipeline that connected directly to the conoco phillipsinery. that line was not damaged but was briefly shutdown. some are questioning whether more should have been known about that gasline's location. >>> billionaire philanthropist warren hellman died last night. he was well-known for being a -- bringing a popular free bluegrass festival to if he used his fortune to fund the san francisco free clinic and development of aquatic sports at uc berkeley. former mayor brown was a friend. >> i would describe him as an incredibly talented man. a man who had super sense of obligation for other human beings. and a man who shared his wilt in a fashion that only made life -- his wealth in a fashion that only made lafave better for others. >> he purchased levi strauss in the largest ever buy-out of a publicly held u.s. firm. he was 77-years-old. >>> san francisco police will hold a town hall to discuss a shooting involving its officers near the intersection of larkin. it began after a man took off during a traffic stop as police chased him he fired at

it belongs to a nearby conoco fill limbs refinery. people were upset to learn that pipelines carrying flammable fuel are running through their neighborhoods. conocophillips says the line is safe but some of its contents have been temporarily drained as a precaution you. >>> this is an honor to tina fey, taylor swift. who the ap just voted as indianaer of the year. >>> -- entertainer of the year. >>> twitter gets an investor, a prince buying a major stake in the social network. the market opened 7 minutes ago. let's see how the numbers are doing. we are up about 42 on the dow, nasdaq up 12, s&p up 4. we'll check in with kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks to find out what's happening. at city hall plaza... but st of on a part-time basis k-c-b-s radio's matt bigler joins explain. >>> "occupy san jose" is back at city hall plaza but on a part-time basis. kcbs radio's matt bigler is in san jose with more. >> reporter: you said it, part time means they are setting up tents over the weekend at city hall but they promise were not going to

the morgan gas pipeline that was exposed connects to the conoco refinery in roe day owe. >>> a little different pattern we had than on saturday. saturday the coast was clear and temperatures anywhere from low 50s inland to upper 60s. today the fog has come back. that will allow a cooler pattern. weak system sliding by to the north. strong system continues in southern california. the pattern is stuck. this won't do much of anything but cool us down a bit. tvs right now take your pick. anywhere from 30s and 40s. a little cooler for some. temperatures though i think we did see a 28 near napa. there are cold readings out there. the low continues in southern california. travel patterns may be in arizona down to las vegas. l.a., san diego, you might want to keep an eye on the forecast. the low will eject out of here. the weak system will push out. that will give us a breeze. not until tonight and tomorrow. we have the fog on the coast. fog inland as well. it's still a very dry pattern. cold mornings. 30s and 40s. more fog. cooler highs today. especially closer to the coast. it's a dry patte

. >> conoco was an accurate review of the file. that is something that killed the effort today then netted gems were wrecked or i thought it was. >> diseases to that of his own back. >> to what? >> disease is clearly get into this year and misleading weather to set of evidence that they're relying? is the fact? >> but the there are very respected law firm and none less sure to accuse the low off -- >> i've seen what jones seven low wage. yes dear john chapman -- >> disease it the decision not to slow the end? >> you asked if john chapman had asked. >> i know. i ask you what he said to you. >> cisco but you also says, did john chapman asked harmelin : lewis to write to a misleading letter. end murray's months of that question is that firstly the very effective legal for a tremendous sure their would be the case. the lawyer for many years, in the insurer they have done that. however, in light of what we know wind i and the management committee of news international saw the file we felt that it, from our perspective, and her new light

conoco reject bipartisanship or mr. garamendi. we are eager to move this country forward and i'm going to give the other body a compliment because i know they were stuck on the plan of the payroll tax, but i like the idea of a 1.9% surtax applied in 2019, not even in 2012 to millionaires in a 10-year period. and there will be increasing fees on mortgage leapeders paid to freddie mac and fannie mae and those may have to be reviewed by this body, but it is seeking a way to ensure that everyone gets a piece. let me tell you what the response is. the hostage taking comes when one senator says, ok, we don't want the bush tax cuts to ever expire. that's their response. so i just want to say to my colleagues, the olive branch has been extended. if we do not do this, i will tell you we will be risk, the g.o.p. will be risking 160 million americans will not be protected and subjected to this massive, if you will, tax increase. if we do it, we'll give 160 million americans relief, 300,000 people making over $1 million will give a sacrifice,