>>darya: our studios got a quick jolt. we have been talking to a lot of viewers sharing thoughts on facebook and here on the air telling us that they were asleep or in bed. that is when you feel an earthquake most. >>mark: we will continue our coverage in a moment. we will take a break and be right back. cuff sadat and >>darya: 6:46 a.m.. we're keeping you up to date with the latest earthquake news. an earthquake hit this morning at 536 a and centered in berkeley's. it was a part of the swarm of earthquakes. >>will: and i felt nothing. many people out here felt the same reaction that i did. most said that they did not feel anything. they are a little surprised that it even happens. we did get a chance to speak with a woman in oakland as well as a beauty driver. here is what they had to say. >> i live in a basement apartment in oakland. the entire house was shaking. >>will: how long did it feel like it was shaking? >> not very long. it was really scary. it was over before i could get upset. >>will: what did you think? are y

>>darya: good morning. we are less than one hour away from the opening of all of the stores open in early to sell the new iphone. it is the 4s version. we have a side by side showing you the 4s and the iphone 4. people are winding up together hands on the new iphone 4s. even steve was the act, a co creator of apple is camped out stand in line, first in line at the store in los gatos. he spoke to was about his favorite thing about the new phone. >> i have been using it for a year, it has been available for a standard act. not very many people use it. is the love of my life. dealing with the phone, talking to it instead of tapping, finding buttons and remembering procedures, if just speak it. everything about people understanding, leather is a north sea environment, i just love siri. it is the best at all the phones. now, it is improved. >>darya: they say that is the one big and up in a few minutes we are speaking live with steve was the act as he waits in line to get his hands on a couple more iphone. >>mark

>>darya: we will be right back. >>darya: , the morning after a pair of earthquakes.ring, are we going to get more? we have someone from the usgs talking about the odds of another earthquake. what do you think? always be followed by another earthquake. these earthquakes occur along the hayward fault. it would not surprise me if there was a magnitude 7 earthquake tomorrow. we calculate the highest probability of producing an earthquake. after an earthquake there are almost always aftershocks. the odds of those occurring is very high. with any earthquake there is a small probability of a larger earthquake. that is true with this event. we had a 4.0 magnitude and a 3.8 magnitude. citizens are able to go in and and tell us if they felt the earth quake. that provides as valuable information. >>darya: ec clusters where everyone felt the earthquake. how do you explain when you see a dot that someone felt it but not many of the people did. but >>mark: more on the weekend weather forecast would release a half. >>louisa: happy friday. we had a good-looking weekend forecast. the

>>darya: sank you, paul. >>george: a 5 minute hold while inspectors stop all trains in their current positions and some to retract any passengers entering the bart system, you might experience some delays. as soon as they have restored service, we will let you know. no other indications or reports of damage to roadways around the bay area. >>james: we had an earthquake that struck the bay area this morning, 5:36 a.m., a little less than 10 minutes ago, centered in berkeley, about 1 mi. east. in the studio we felt eight short cajoled.--jolt. >>darya: nothing fell down or was damaged. we did hear things squeaking. >>justine: we are taking a look at the seismograph, it does not show any major movement which i guess is a good side as far as the magnitude of the earthquake. we are waiting for official confirmation about the magnitude of this earthquake. we are sitting in the newsroom and all the sudden we all looked at one another, we felt a jolt. we just had to earthquakes several days ago, this is fresh in every

>>darya: good morning. i am darya folsom. >>mark: on mark danon. we have several developing stories. >>darya: occupies san francisco protesters are refusing to leave justin herman plaza. >>mark: a shooting in san jose leaves and 18 year-old dead. >>darya: we have a cool down in store. it is kicking in tomorrow. >>george: is slow ride on interstate 80. this is not a major hot spot is a delay because of earlier occurring minor accidents that left traffic backed up. half right now the drive times are running 34 minutes westbound for interstate 80. an earlier occurring hot spot, 680 south of is not completely clear. here is a look at bridges. on the bay bridge, a 15-70 minute drive time. a 80 has really cleared out. that is the easiest access to the bridge. your ride on the san mateo bridge has been a problem free. no longer reported are any delays over to the toll plaza. the sun is coming out. on the golden gate bridge, the ride has been foggy this morning. the drive times in marin county have dropped a lot in the last 15 minutes. let's say hello to l

>>darya: they give.>mark: the latest out of san francisco and the occupy san francisco movement, five arrests were made after a clash between police and protesters. here was a video from last night. a lot of pushing and shoving between police and officers told protesters that there are able to stay, but their belongings had to be removed. officers started putting intense in the back of a public works truck. protesters surrounded the truck and would not let it be. jackie sissel is live on the scene. >>jackie: protesters are back out here down in justin herman plaza. it has been relatively peaceful for the past three weeks of the occupy san francisco protectsprotest. they decided tt up a more guarded a catmint and that is when they start a clashing with police.-- they decided to set up a more permanent encampment. that is what they start a clashing with police. police came in to clear out the plaza. at one point the department of public works had a truck with its tires slashed. that led to what of the five

>>darya: i ride horses. >>gary: how old you? >>darya: thirtysomething. >>gary: jacqueline was working there. >>darya: i did not know her. >>darya: we have to talk about halloween because you have to take your kids are retreating. >>gary: i will be. i am doing a six the addition of kron4 news. i am doing is 6:00 p.m. news, the 11:00 p.m. news and current is doing the 8:00 p.m. news so that i can go to retreating. >>darya: do you dress up when the tickets are retreating? >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. walked >>erica: google has a time lapse is video of their team the carving the

>>darya: protesters are back in frank ogawa plaza. they are determined to keep an eye on police activity around the encampment. >>da: >>will: i do not see any presence of police. the tents are back and at the edge of the plaza. they do have security around here. they're using protesters who are riding around in bicycles as well as doing foot patrol to keep a close eye on the situation. they're coming up to people and asking them who argue, what are you doing here. speaking of the plaza, there will be a rally here tomorrow night by a youth group who are demanding better wages and better jobs. on wednesday, they are telling people to go ahead and call in sick, do not show up to work fast and disrupt businesses. we will try to get reaction from people here at the plaza >>mark: we will be right back on the kron4 news continues. a surfer attacked in monterrey. we will show that you have to break. a live look outside as we're watching conditions around the bay. sloths q if >>mark: a server is recovering after being attacked by it a great wh

>>darya: u.s. senators from the states of the two teams involved in the world series are getting together to push this joint tobacco issue. they do not want players to be able to be on television during the games spitting their true.--chew. >> >>gary: that is great. >>gary: is a terrible example. it is a filthy habit. do not do it while you are performing and being paid millions of dollars to represent something. >>darya: i understand that carson palmer is a pro, i do not think he has played in 10 months. can he just stepped in like that? >>gary: @ you obviously have to be extremely talented. i think some of it is public relations. >>gary: you have someone new, get them out there! >>darya: what about the explanation for the 49 is? ers. >>darya: gary, i will talk to you tomorrow. >>mark: a breaking news story, an international story, muammar gaddafi is dead. details are sketchy. gaddafi was reportedly killed as revolutionary fighters entered the last holdout of loyalists in his hometown of. we are g

>>darya: we are back with more in a few minutes. faugh adjusting >> just in from chevron quarterly profits have more than doubled. the san ramon company said that net income now totals $7.8 billion. compare that with 3.8 billion a year before. revenue was also up 26% to 61 billion. chevron makes $87 million a day. chevron stock is trading down 0.3%. >>mark: wall street is down 60 points. people are looking at the nuts and bolts of the european debt crisis deal. with the gains yesterday the dow is back up over 12,000 for the first time in months. the s&p is now on track for its best month since 1974. there is still today's left of the trading session. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside the san mateo bridge. traffic is light right now and visibility is great. we will be right back. sforza and >>darya: knew this morning the defense is set to present an alternate theory as to how michael jackson died. there are going to have an expert on the drug propofol testify that michael jackson someh

>>darya: thank you. >>james: new for you this morning, the occupy wall street movement is now in its fourth week. protests are taking place all over the country including the bay area. this is the occupy oakland fire, there are planning to protest this afternoon at 4:00 p.m.. they planned to protest in solidarity with occupy wall >>james: the rev. al sharpton will be broadcasting is a radio soap from the occupy wall street protests from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. today. >>darya: corporate greed and demonstrations against unemployment, the war in afghanistan and the environment. take a look at the protests that happened over the weekend and nationwide. on the left, new york, on the top right, washington d.c.. there was one arrest there after an assault on an officer and in the lower right corner, in portland. >>james: we are also falling wall street this morning, the latest in pre-market trading, the futures are positive across the board. stocks are kicking off the first quarter with gains although the week ahea

>>darya: i am good. one topic that sticks out, a few different episodes you have to deal with marriage. this other one that touches my called manic camp. >> we have so many women that right into was. they wen their husbands in.cc1: bring him in and do a boot camp for these guys. half >>darya: what are you trying to change in these guys? >> we have guys that are total chauvinist. these women, my question is, you cannot tell me you did not know this was their attitude. (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news at ninth >>daria: we are talking about the earthquake that struck this morning. the seismic activity were this cave is a jolt at 5:00 a.m. it was a 3.6. >> the most fo most difficult pt of the quake was a solid to jolt. >>daria: we all felt it on van ness avenue. >>reporter: let me play for you would chance was describing. we will show you this seismic graf and then and explanation of what happened at 5:30 >> this happened here is where it started. this is represen

>>darya: thank you, well. >>mark: and we have a video to show you of police using teargas on demonstrators last night. j.r. stone was in the middle of the protesters periods >>j.r.: with a camera in hand, i took to the streets with protesters for over four hours. there were times when it was not pretty. here, you can see protester's bidding on police, upset over the officers arrested one man. fights began to break out between officers and protesters. back up was called in. within minutes, when oakland looked like a war zone in the middle east. there were beanbag guns and teargas being used. i took cover the best i could, just as hundreds of protesters did. to the group emerged later and i was with them again when they went face-to-face with police officers at frank ogawa plaza, outside of city hall. >>justine: here is the latest information from new york city. the latest information is kept the charges for the protesters that were arrested as they marched across the brooklyn bridge and in union square in manha

>>darya: this was incredible. >>darya: it was late for me, i looked up just in time for the hit that tied things up in the seventh inning and i just kept thinking, not another one! it was getting late for me. >>gary: baseball is always better in the playoffs. there were a bunch of errors in the beginning that at the end, it was just great. >>gary: the guy who won the game with his home run, supposedly quit baseball after high school. >>darya: when i was watching, i was thinking, it must be cold. that cannot be good when the players are doing this, it cannot be easy to fall 53 if i thought to myself, how cold transit? it was 53 degrees. for the fan that caught the home-run ball gave it back. >>gary: in st. louis, that is a real baseball town. pfft >>darya: doesn't he look like mark mcgwire was run >>gary: off of steroids, yes. >>gary: by the way, i'm in a couple of times. he is a hell of a good guy. >>darya: and they say that it was a verizon visit. but the theory that he is very well connected in silicon valley. h

>>darya: what is going on in oakland?ices are closed today, not for a holiday, but because of the budget deficit. jackie sissel is light in oakland taking a look at what is closed down today. >>jackie: good morning, there is a closed sign outside of the public library in downtown oakland. that will be the case before the vast majority of city offices. it is all to make up for that $15 million budget deficit. there will be 10 of these days between now and the end of the fiscal year. libraries will be close, public works, parts of the open, but the staff will be gone. senior citizen centers operated by the city will be closed as well. emergency services offices will remain open, places like police department, firefighters and ambulance services will be operating. parking enforcement will be out and about writing tickets for anyone who does not pay the meter. as we talked about earlier, they have to make up for this budget deficit. it will cut back on hours for employees to keep collecting tickets. >>darya: thank you. >>jame

>>darya: this is a washed out roads. this is dramatic video. waterfall from a tipped off, washed away roadway. for now, the only way to get in and out of that neighborhood is by boat. 6:27 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of boat. 6:27 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look set up camp at the frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland after the demonstration that they had yesterday afternoon. this was a part of a nationwide movement that started with occupy wall street. jackie sissel is live with a peek at the camp. are they going to have a formal demonstration? new speaker they are careful not to call this a demonstration or protest. not many of them wanted to go on camera for various reasons. the person i spoke with said they are looking for change. he was not specific. they're looking for on going occupies situations. it started at wall street and moved to san francisco and other cities around the country. this started yesterday in oakland. you can see that hundreds of protesters showed up in front of cit

>>darya: take a look at this the video. that is a streak that has crumbled and washed away because of heavy water is. this flooded out road is in central florida. heavy rains washed out the road. this is the only way in and out of this resort in lake wales. officials cannot get in there to assess the damage or fix the damage until the 7 in. of water recedes. for now, the only way of getting in and out is by airboat. the resort still has power and water but everyone is pretty much strand where they are. a 20 7:00 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a lifetime of loss angeles where the trout continues for dr. conrad murray.--8:27 a.m.. we will be right back. >>james: the fog is getting higher of of the ground. we are waking up this morning to cool, damp conditions. tough as in the '60s this afternoon. the sun will break through and we will get modest warming, nothing major. we will dry out. that is a big thing for today. clear and cool this evening. temperatures in the the fog is worse in the north bay

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>>darya: we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside from the james lick. of >>mark: and giselle esteban is being held without bail, she is scheduled to return to court on december 2nd. her attorney had planned to seek bail for of the motion was put on hold it. >>darya: we will be back with more developing news in just a couple of minutes and keep you posted on the commute and the weather for today which is chilly. stay tuned. we will have everything you need in just a minute. half new speaker as long as we are here, the state has to spend money it to keep us out of the plaza. back the plaza? that might yes. >>will: what does the plaza symbolize? >> it is my home away from home. i have been staying there for eight days. >>will: this is far from over periods . >>will: the police car in far less numbers and what we saw yesterday. they are staying far behind the barricades. the police is saying, it is not a police brutality. there are probably 15 police officers, not the volume that we saw yesterday, but who kno

>>darya: justine waldman has more. >>justine: i want people who work downtown to know that the city is advising you to delay opening your business until further notice. if you work for the city, the same advice goes to you as well, they want you to delay coming >>justine: this was the only person that we saw resisting arrest. the second piece of video shows you, as police moved in to the encampment, this is video from inside the encampment as police were moving in. they were taking down the intense-- tents. there are the plastic handcuffs a set of police and refusing to make arrests. once the people or booked and processed, they will be able to go back and reclaim belongings. here is the newest piece of video showing us the amount of people that police have arrested, clocking them down the street, one by one, to the cooking station that was set up near frank ogawa plaza. how does not look like police are in any type of confrontation with the protesters. from this video inside the in camera, we can see how many people w

>>darya: take a look. in just a couple of hours, you could have your hands on one of the new iphone. if stores are selling the new apple iphone 4s in a couple of hours. >>darya: coming up in a few minutes, a live look at the line and what everyone is doing and a live interview with bosnia. >>mark: around the united states and around the world is happening. check out this video from atlanta, georgia. customers are waiting for the apple store to open. from 1 million of the iphone 4s or sold in the first hour of 3 orders. this is in japan. the fog is also released today and australia, canada, france, germany and the united kingdom. we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the big news for wall street is the dow is on the rise. dow futures are currently up 79 points ahead of the opening bell after a slight drop when the dow was down 40 yesterday. a late rally in tech stocks. google announced their quarterly earnings after the bell. 9 billion in sales, 2 billion in earnings for the quarter. right now in pre-mark

>>darya: we will be right back.arya: in a world in this, this is video we are getting into from the rescue effort in turkey that killed at least 570 people. a 13 year-old boy was rescued today and a family member said he did not even have a scratch on him. this video is coming to us from turkey. this is an 18 year- old man being pulled from the rubble. he was buried for about 100 hours. the earthquake hit sunday on turkey and injured 2300 people and left thousands homeless. >>mark: the flooding continues to worsen in thailand. there is the latest video coming in. the high tide in the gulf of thailand is expected to peak tomorrow. some of thailand's 50 districts are heavily flooded. automobile and computer manufacturing companies have shut down. that has caused supply problems from toyota and apple. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. this is the james lick freeway. all is quiet. conditions are clear. that at [yelling] >>darya: this was the mayor eugene kleiner trying to address protesters. they we

>>darya: just seen has more on the team coverage. >>justine: here is video of one the police moved in. they did have to make one a rest. that protestors seemed to be resisting arrest. this video was taken earlier this morning. here is the police van. are they are holding a protester by his arms and feet. they will put him in the back of the van. this was the only protestor that we saw resisting arrest, if you can use that word. some of the information, we have a more video into the newsroom as things started to unfold, police, as they moved in, in the right here as they cleared out and tied to wall street protestors, there are using plastic handcuffs. police were concerned about public safety and health concerns. that is why they put out an eviction nervounotice. this city of oakland wants us to tell you, if you own a business in the downtown area, the late opening your business today. they want to make sure that they have everything cleared out before they invite the public to come back downtown. these you are a city employee, if yo

>>darya: we are following a story out of that could occur. four people have been shot including a nine year- old girl at a birthday party for a child. here is a live look at the scene. this happened right in the driveway of a home in pittsburgh. will tran is live with details. >>will: along with the nine year-old girl, the other three victims were all under 19. it happened at that house. here is video that we got. 30 people were in the driveway at the time when two people came up and fired shots into the crowd. the suspect then fled on foot. there are too suspect. it appears that the shooting was not gang-related. >>mark: there were five arrests made in the scuffle. >>jackie: protesters say that they were born that they could not set up a permanent encampment on justin herman plaza. they had been protesting for three weeks in front of the federal reserve bank. they said that they needed to set up a more permanent encampment. san francisco police disagreed. that is when the clash happened. they are back out here this morning. >> we are going t

it darya >> darya: now the u.s. and then on stevens creek in cupertino was brought.u can see the man with a beard who enters the bank he presented a note to the teller he said he is armed and want some money into got away with the money in this case. they think this is the same person involved in recent bank robberies also in south san francisco and fremont. get a good look at him, he is 5 ft. 5 and weighs about 150 count. as if he had the big dark glasses and that the fake bar of being a it that his line on. he does speak without an accent. the other have a bunch of vehicle vandalism cases. the police want to be on the lookout. more than one dozen vehicles were vandalized to get today--vandalized and yesterday and another on october 6th. they have seemed highest/and someone writingslick one--someone wrote slick one of the vehicle. this is a description of the individual. its sixth 50 4:00 a.m. in london back in a couple of minutes. so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance doesn't cover my kid's pediatrician. which is not cool. she was so fantastic

>>darya: we are live on the scene in el dorado county. we have new breaking news information after a gun battle among security guards broke out last night in richmond. the search for the shooter is now over. will tran is joining us live from the present apartment complex where the confrontation and shooting happened at once night. >>will: i have just learned and eldorado county, within the past half an hour, they did arrest the suspects. there was a short pursued by a police officer, there were no shots fired. the suspect was pulled over in his red toyota tacoma pickup truck and arrested without incident. in the meantime, you can see that investigators are still at the scene where the gun battle took place last night. they are still collecting evidence. here is a picture of the suspects. doran long. according to investigators, he was upset with his supervisor and fired multiple shots into the building. the supervisor didn't return fire. a couple of other security guards heard the gun battle, they came over and that is when they got involv

>>darya: police did not say what kind of weapon the suspect had.>darya: coming up, we will get you all of the weather and traffic that unique. there is a big change on the way. it will be nice and sunny today. a big surprise mid-week. states and for that. >>darya: 5:54 a.m.. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. this monday morning, things will warm up pretty quickly. a high of 88 to inland. some 80 near the bay and the coast. it looks really good by the day and closed. wherever you are today is nice and warm. wednesday, cloudy and drizzly. >>erica: we are following some tech headlines. like barry is offering free an ounce in light of their issues. >>mark: first france and italy, now samsung is trying to block the sale of the iphone in japan and australia, filing preliminary injunction papers against apple. >>mark: the cardinals won the pennant. the st. louis cardinals clenched their 18th national league pennant. they will take on the texas rangers lost last year's world series to the giants. >>darya: my mother saw footloose. real s

>>darya: thank you, yoli.t >>mark: the san francisco mayor is supposed to be weighing in on this issue among several other policy questions. he will be asked about public health concerns and the costs associated with the protests all while protecting first amendment rights. a spokesperson says the mayor reserves the right to support the protests erica has more on what the kron view--erica has more on what kron 4 viewers have to say about the protests. >>erica: take a look at some of the responses coming in. >>erica: if you would like to leave your own comments, visit our facebook fan page, i could read your comments on the air. the kron 4 morning news will be right back. >>mark: there is a bill that has finally passed the senate. the bill had been held up for months by one senator from kentucky. under the bill, automatic shutoff valves will now be installed and more safety inspectors will be added. the bill has been held up since may because of one senator had philosophical objections. why the >>james: here is

>>darya: a second victim in san jose from a double cd has died. a man and woman were shot in the ouon saturday morning. police are looking for witnesses to find out what happened. james a lot of new laws have been signed by gov. jerry brown. undocumented immigrants can now apply for college financial aid under a new law signed by the governor. it allows immigrants to is to start receiving state- funded aid in 2013. the new law is a part of the california dream act of law also bans the use of tanning beds on those under the age of 18. >>erica: this is taking off as the most popular topic on our facebook said page. we have that asking viewers what they think of this legislation. we are getting heated response is. one person says, if you pay taxes or a fight in these wars, you should be able to go to a tanning bed. here is what another person had to say. gal are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look also hour rule on van ness ave. fift. >>louisa looking at storm tracker 4, you can see the clouds on the increase. to the wet weath

. >> darya: let us take you to the san jose occupy movement. this man is still on top of a wall several stories up their outside of city hall. this single protester plans on staying up there in order to protest the continued removal of other protesters from the plaza below. his sign read stand up for what you believe in. several people have been arrested for illegal camping and apply the in san the police say they will not try to remove him. police in atlanta have moved in and arrested occupy protesters there who had been camping in a downtown park for about two weeks. early this morning atlanta police arrested more than 50 protesters plan woodruff park not for one them to evacuate. and those who stayed were arrested. protesters have been rallying against what they see as corporate greed and other economic situation. >> mark: oakland teachers, family and students will be marching against the closure of five schools in oakland. here's a list of the school that are slated for possible closure. the school district has announced plans to close some

>>darya: it is a bar day. >>george: but you can head south and use the san mateo bridge as an alternate. these sensors, they are 25 mi. per hour traffic. this is the island. this is where things are grinding to a halt. here is the traffic in god and here is the traffic exiting. the signal light is so short, they can barely get through. >>will: headlights are still backed up. i spoke with a driver and asked, how quickly did you get to this location. she said from harrison to hear was about 10 minutes. frustration starting to build up. people are trying to avoid the upper deck. it is a bumper to bumper and at times it is basically free parking on the bridge. we saw a little bit of wiggle room earlier. right now traffic is not moving. city streets are backed up including harrison. normally people would hop on to the fourth st. on ramp onto the bridge. that is being shut down authorities are down there making sure people do not hot on to the on ramps. this light is maybe 30 seconds or so. >>george: you are able to

>>darya: we are back with more and a couple of minutes. one story with our live coverage, occupy oakland. protesters have been camping out overnight. we will tell you more about this movement and how long they plan to stay. partner of >>mark: ended a little soon be out there this morning. a humid start today. it is a little soupy out there this morning. let's find out what is in store for today with james fletcher. >>james: you can still see some reflection on the roadway on the james lick. that will start drying out by this afternoon. this morning, you will probably need your windshield wipers. there is drizzle in some spots. the road is still damp. we bring showers this morning, but it will dry and warm, the warming trend kicking in, in earnest, tomorrow. the satellite view shows nice clearing. the bulk of the moisture from yesterday has pushed to the east. we have a really clear skies and beautiful weather. high pressure in the pacific headed our way. that will meet warmer temperatures beginning tomorrow. here is a look at your current

>>darya: yes. >>george: this is the location of the problem. traffic coming from the inbound central freeway is at a standstill. octavia's street, people getting over from the western addition cannot do that. traffic from the upper deck leads to that point. this will have that ripple effect in effect the east >>darya: they are getting over the bay bridge and have nowhere to go. >>george: that is exactly right. there is no indication on how long this traffic stop will be in place again, there is a tanker on fire, on the freeway in san francisco. >>george: if you are in the city and have a flight to catch, you could get on army street, cesar chavez, mayor opposes, but do not get on the skyway, 1014 interested 8 westbound. >>james: it is cool everywhere. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. today is the coldest day of the week. we're looking for a pleasant weekend. >>mark: out of ohio, school districts are closed. there is a sign, there are dozens of wild exotic animals, loose. officers with assault rifles and pickup trucks where they foun

>>darya: we are following the situation live,

>>darya: she saved that man's life with her actions.an francisco mayor says that he will honor her for that act. the driver of the truck was injured but will survive. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a breaking international story, a live look at libyan television, libyans celebrating the overrunning of surt. they are reporting that muammar gaddafi is dead. we are waiting for confirmation. we are following a breaking news story and we will bring you more information as soon as it comes into kron 4. >>justine: we are getting reports that muammar gaddafi is dead. a senior military official with the national transition council says that gaddafi has died of wounds suffered during a reported capture. the white house is monitoring reports that muammar gaddafi has been captured in libya but is unable to confirm the status of the former libyan leader. the u.s. state department has not confirmed these reports just yet, but they are coming right after secretary of state hillary clinton visited libya on tuesday.

>>darya: what was big at the box office?s in boots came out to, it was on top at the box office making $34 million. the second spot went to paranormal activity 3. that took in 18.5 million. in third place was the science-fiction film in time. >>darya: coming up on the kron4 news, the east coast has a lot of snow on their confidence. they have an intense october snowstorm to deal with. >>mark: this is simsbury, conn. a lot of trees were brought down. 3 million people still without power. softs >>mark: i think you for joining us on this holiday morning. we are beginning the hour with the weather. an unusually powerful snow storm slammed the northeast or the weekend. one of the intense october snowstorms. a heavy, wet snow. it brought down trees and power lines throughout new

>>darya: is dr. murray is convicted of involuntary manslaughter, he could face up to four years in prison. >>mark: a strong earthquake off the coast of pop and did in the. the u.s. and geological survey says it was a magnitude 6.7 about 62 mi. east of the country's northern coast. there are no reports of damages or injuries. there is no tsunami alert. >>mark: a plane crash in that island nation killed 28 people. here is what is left of that plane that crashed in a remote forest. if there are four survivors of meeting. the twin propeller plane crashed and police and ambulances have finally reached the crash site. if officials say they are watching a full investigation into the cause of the crash into the airline is now temporarily grounded. >>darya: we will be right back with more in just a couple of minutes to get you going on this friday morning. it should not be hard to jump out of bed, you have things to look forward to, the weekend, the hot weather and the new iphone. if we are live in san franci

>>darya: 6:27 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. continuing coverage of a big story and a hot spot that george is covering, this tanker accident on the james lick, 101. we found out that one person was taken to hospital. we have double live shots to show you the scene of the accident and where the back upstarts.-- and the backup starts. >>mark: a tanker truck crashed and overturned on 101 in san francisco near hospital curve. here was the scene about an hour ago with the cab on fire. 101 southbound is shut down. we have a sergeant with the chp on the phone to give us the latest. this happened around 5:00 a.m.? >>officer: at 5:00 a.m. we received multiple phone calls of the traffic collision involving a tanker truck and three other vehicles. when chp arrived on the scene, the tanker trucks 's cab was engulfed in flames. we are still trying to put our investigation together to determine how the crash occurred. the driver of the tanker truck but suffered only minor injuries. >>mark: it could have been worse. the question now is, is the

. >> that is a great point, darya. brad, can you talk about the lay of the land, says this is remote. worst- case scenario, if the gunman is still in there, how could he or she get out and if they did, are there places, because it is so remote, pockets where this person could hide making it difficult or dangerous for authorities to make a captor customer the quarry is brush areas where trees and heavy brush. you could hide out. >> hopefully it will make a captured very soon. i'm still trying to confirm that. darya i just heard a woman gasping, maybe she heard some are reading news from a family member, as soon as i get more information, the public information officer is still buried in the canyon trying to get more information as well. we are hearing from unconfirmed sources that employees have been working the phones trying to find out. they are huddled at this gas station which has basically turned into the command center for the media and employees. unconfirmed reports that may be as many as nine people were shot. a

. >> good morning darya. >> theoretically three teams could actually win. they're just one away from their series. >> that is what we're ropes. he threw 120 pitches and he is still pitching 100 mi. an hour or more. >> that was amazing to me. >> how do you explain away see sees a back yet?-cc s ebathia. >> not since nolan ryan has some 1 pitch into the eighth inning at that speed. >> how do you explain what is going on with cc? they're calling him heavy. >> he is heavy when he loses and he is a big guy when he wins. boston. if the yankees get eliminated, you could lose 1/3 at least of your audience. that is like kron without darya folsom. >> we always have weather and traffic. [laughter] >> we were joking last night, whenever there is a rainy weather, it is the jacqueline bennett super bowl. >> if there is bad weather and an accident, that is the real super bowl. >> let's switch over to football i call them demanding less colts. you like that? they are 0-4. that is the worst they have been at cents to 98. it was more about the fact that we were not ready for

apartment with authorities and officers would not confirm or deny that the group included his 18 year old daryais 20s. neighbors to a kron4 news that he was a thing good dad and raised both children. as for why the police were out here all day long they would not elaborate but take a look this video late in the afternoon. the detectives arrived at the home with a search warrant and detectives armed with gloves when inside to retrieve property. in san jose i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> am back to our other big story tonight the death of steve jobs people are mourning the loss of the apple from occurred the apple founder. and this is where we find many people in union square with the crown is growing. >> there is a general consensus that apple will continue to shine on at the business. but down here on the ground it is a remarkable scene. we have hundreds and hundreds of people coming around here to the apple store they have lit candles, from one purchased a lot candles. they also have been cut up post-it notes, this is in no key attribute to unlimited demand this has been going on all

. >> apparently you can say things like make an appointment with the darya for lunch tomorrow and it will put it in there. >> so there try to run with the and droid because it has a better voice recognition. >> there is kind of a battle between the tube. >> i'm actually looking for a new phone. >> i am and iphone pusher. >> a lot of people are. and someone said that the samsung has a one. >> the good news is that all the other phone will go on sale usually when one comes out and apple and iphone for go on sale. so phone sell for christmas. >> exactly, now we have a lot to talk about on the latest the building news and weather which is a developing story this morning because we do have more rain on the way. >> we are back at 11:00 a.m., and this is the satellite radar image right now. they're not seen much fall in the bay, bits and pieces in the sierra as it over to nevada. and speaking of that i want to let you know that we have one storm warning in effect from tomorrow, 5:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. the heaviest of this bill is expected to fall during the early morning hours about 1 ft

. >> darya: there goes an earthquake. we will go to our newsroom and tell you what that was. when we have an earthquake never have i felt one here in the studio, usually in the newsroom, but i mean this was very loud and all of the sec made a squeaking sound. and just for a second there was a quick jolt. >>james: pour director paul who lives in the oakland hills is no stranger to earthquakes. >> i felt about two seconds before he said anything, i felt a jolt i am down here in city hall. and sometimes you think maybe it is the ground shaking from the bart, but i definitely was an earthquake. >>jacqueline: we definitely phillip-- >>justine: we definitely felt it from the newsroom. >>erica: my heart is beating fast i was here to do a news report and then the lights start--started shaking so i quickly jump out of the weight.--out of the way. >>pam: the occupy protests continue in oakland. on the left side of your screen you can see protesters peacefully demonstrating on the right, you can see the reemergence of the encampment an obvious sign that the protest is no work closely en