jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> steve jobs death statistic was made public today. apple didn't provide details on october 5th but he died around 3:00 p.m. from respiratory arrest caused by a pancreatic cancer tumor. he was diagnosed for cancer in 2003. apple is planning an event to honor steve jobs. the blog obtained a memo from the ceo. in it he says a celebration on october 19 that outdoor theater in cupertino. >> facebook is friends with the ipad. they launched its ipad application. it's free and includes unique features. facebook says the apple -- >>> you can't always have one of these. it's yellow jacket season. what you need to know still ahead. >>> and the change today at the limestone quarry where 9 workers were shot by a disgruntled employee. >>> we are following developing news in downtown oakland. we want to bring you a live picture where the "occupy wall street" protesters continue to gather despite the rainy conditions. oakland joins fran and san jose as the movement spreads. the demonstrators are angry that high unemployment rate and corporate greed.

jade hernandez, ktvu. >>> the california highway patrol is reporting a significant fall in the number of dui deaths. 534 people were killed, a 25% drop from the previous year. the highway patrol is crediting a new enforcement program which included more than 240 sobriety checkpoints. >>> the next time you drive through fairfield you may notice something new. work crews were putting the finishing touches on this 350- foot tall wind turbine at the anheuser bush brewery. it's all part of the company's plan to go green. that wind turbine will be topped off and when it is topped off that turbine will provide 20% of the power at that brewer brewery. >>> right now on the maps, no storms out there just patchy fog way down to our south. closer to central and southern california. the bay area for monterey bay closer to san francisco and oakland. just mostly clear skys with a little bit of a breeze out there. winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour. forecast for the evening. winds will develop. the weekend mostly sunny and warm. no rain clouds but gusty winds will be pushing back into the region for

ktvu's jade hernandez has more about the party. >> reporter: police here at police headquarters now believe 150 to 200 people attended the party and the father of one of the teens killed told me he wants to put an end to gatherings like this one. >> reporter: his daughter died in a shooting early saturday morning. the father holds his daughter's only son a child heel raise without her. >> i am running on adrenaline. >> reporter: his daughter and her friends accepted an invitation through a social media site. >> i don't want parties promoted on facebook. >> reporter: it's his mission to put an end to them now. this woman knew the girls who died. >> every day i get phone calls of my kids being killed. they are all my kids. i treatthem like they are mine. >> reporter: -- i treat them like they are mine. >> reporter: a dry party with a dj, music and a tattoo artist and the party wrapped up before the shots were fired. >> we are working on it. >> trying to go to god to figure out how to get through it. it must be my daughter or something because i am getting strength from somewhere i don't under

ktvu's jade hernandez is live in antioch with the cost to fix things back up for students. >> reporter two schools vandals struck five times within the last month. >> reporter: vandals set fire to this equipment not once but twice. >> it takes up our time and money. >> made the principal fighting mad. >> very angry we are targeted. >> reporter: how long does it take to replace? >> couple months. >> they don't have anything to play with. >> i saw what they did and everything and i was telling my son and he goes, didn't they do something at another school. >> reporter: he was right. a few weeks ago, someone set fire to beens outside the kitchen. they boarded the windows only to have vandals strike again. >> it's hard to understand why a group of individuals would target a elementary school. >> reporter: officials estimate the damage at each school $50,000. >> that's half my budget in one year. >> the kids were upset. >> they need more security here. >> reporter: which the district hired over the weekend but it's expensive. this is some of the damage at this school. they are looking into

jade hernandez is on the scene, and we will have a live picture from jade in a few minutes. meanwhile, another hells angel is involved in a completely different investigation. eric rasmussen is in stockton, and they are trying to track down a hells angel for murder. >> reporter: san jose police confirmed they did not get their man. s.w.a.t. teems went into the house behind me. some people showed me what is left in the canisters shot into the house. they inis cyst the -- they insist the man was never here. >> reporter: they believed steve ruiz was there. he's accused of shooting steve dawson at a funeral last week. 4,000 came to mourn the san jose chapter's president after he was shot and killed last month. >>> neighbors moved in around 8:00 p.m. in spanish, this woman who didn't the to show her face say police said a dangerous man was next door. 24 hours later, san jose police said they believed he was alive and on the run. >> my heart pounded. >> reporter: 12 hours after shutting down the street and forcing some to stay in their homes, police suddenly left the area and this

jade hernandez is live tonight with the plea. >> reporter: how someone stole something so large and sos baffling. the bell used to sit on this concrete slab and this morning it was gone. tourists visit st. mary's cathedral admiring its modern form. sitting on the corner, this bell also drew the crowd. >> we always take a picture when we come here. >> reporter: what she didn't see shocked amy and her neighbors. >> they must have used a vehicle to haul it. >> the last time the security, the parking lot security saw it was about 2:00 a.m. in the morning. >> reporter: then a tour list reported it gone at 11:00 this morning. >> we can't imagine that it would have disappeared while services was going on. >> reporter: the three to 4- foot bell is 500 pounds and came from the previous cathedral which burned down almost 50 years ago. the couple who noticed the bell missing from the concrete slab on their walk say they've heard about smalling thefts. >> there's always some incident breaking car break-ins, and in occasion someone will snatch a purse. >> reporter: but nothing like this. >> we sort

>>> ktvu jade hernandez is live. >> reporter: it was crazy here an hour ago everyone had mr. al davis on their mind. a rowdy relevant come home for raider players. >> the fans love al, we love al and we're definitely going to miss him. we're always going to bleed silver and black. >> we love al. he drafted all of us. >> reporter: the name on the back of the jersey worn today as an unmistakingly tribute. >> i always had a love for the raiders. >> reporter: this man drove to alameda after watching the game in texas on tv. >> the fact they won tv today also and the way they did win it just makes it where he was looking down at us. >> reporter: game score, raiders 25-houston texans 20. eli brought flowers and paid his respect. >> doesn't matter what team you root for, he was so instrumental to the game. >> yesterday morning was a sad day. it was very sad. >> he built something and he stuck with it and he lived it. so there's pioneers like that in this world that do that. al davis is definitely one of them. >> these fans came here to feel al davis' presence. this man felt it was n

jade hernandez is in santa rosa where protesters and the city is getting along. at least for now. >> reporter: that's right, the protesters were allowed to stay until the next council meeting. >> i collapsed. >> reporter: carol abrams described her reaction when she found out that the city of santa rosa allowed the protesters to pitch tents until the next council meeting. >> we're all fed up and we're all showing our solidarity. >> reporter: the acu and the aicu have shown their support. >> we are truly nonviolent. >> we are getting a very good response from the people out here. they understand our goals. >> we're just really upset with the status quo today, with the economy and the corruption in politics and the corruption in big corporations. >> reporter: today april was just one person organizing free food. >> the march has been for people finally waking up. >> reporter: one man readied himself. >> we're prepared for tear gas or bean bags or whatever it took to hold out. >> reporter: we did speak to one officer who came by this camp to check on it. camping is

. >> from jana katsuyama we turn now to jade hernandez also in berkeley. jade you were preparing for a live report when tonight's quake hit. what did you feel? >> well we were inside of this liquor store to show you what had fallen off the shelves during the first earthquake when we felt an aftershock. this is what our cameras caught. >> tell them we just had an earthquake. >> i just heard like, like rumbling and everything got real quiet. >> reporter: at flaco's mexican restaurant, edward magana described what he felt during the second quake. the people at the restaurant made sure everybody was okay and then just kept on cooking. but the people at the restaurant tonight said that the rattling shook them up. >> my coworkers chris tried to bolt for the door. we just all kind of freaked out for a quick second. then we all gained our composure. >> the one earl littler today was the first earthquake i've ever experienced and that kind of scared me a little bit. i guess this is an aftershock, right. yeah. i never felt one of those before. >> reporter: now either

jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police tonight are investigating a fatal officer involved shooting that scene of a double stabbing. crime scene tape surrounded the house where a woman was killed this morning. a spokesman said officers tried to using a bean bag gun before opening fire and killing him. later, we will have a live report on the relationship between the attacker and his two victims. >>> another very rough day on wall street as the set back for greece sent all of the u.s. indexes down. >> investors reacted to the news that greece would miss its targets, european markets plunged. the dow jones industrial average fell 258.08 points to 10,655.30. the nasdaq composite slid 79.57 to 2,335.83. the s&p 500 lost 32.19 to 1,099.23. lowest level of the year. >>> recession is something we heard about for a while but more believe that the country is falling back into a new recession. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with a look at why some say a down turn is e.inant. it is so slow even a shallow downward turn could have deep consequences. >> reporter: occup

regarding live, jade hernandez, ktvu m.of america customers may be having trouble accessing their online accounts for the second day in a row. bank's website is moving very slowly. and is he it cannot display certain pages. a bank spokesperson says services are still available through a link on the home page, but that issues remain. she would not comment on exactly what is causing the problem. >>> a congressional supercommittee is having trouble figuring out where to start in its deficit reduction talks. democrats on the panel say they want to start by discussing tax hikes for the rich of the republicans on the panel are pushing to talk about spending cuts of the experts believe it's unlikely that this committee will make the november deadline to issue recommendations to congress. lawmakers are set to vote on those recommendations by december 23rd. >> california is pulling out of negotiations with major u.s. banks over improper foreclosures. state attorney general kamala harris announced she will not agree it a settlement o

. >> from jana katsuyama we turn now to jade hernandez also in berkeley. jade you were preparing for a live report when tonight's quake hit. what did you feel? >> well we were inside of this liquor store to show you what had fallen off the shelves during the first earthquake when we felt an aftershock. this is what our cameras caught. >> tell them we just had an earthquake. >> i just heard like, like rumbling and everything got real quiet. >> reporter: at flaco's mexican restaurant, edward magana described what he felt during the second quake. the people at the restaurant made sure everybody was okay and then just kept on cooking. but the people at the restaurant tonight said that the rattling shook them up. >> my coworkers chris tried to bolt for the door. we just all kind of freaked out for a quick second. then we all gained our composure. >> the one earl littler today was the first earthquake i've ever experienced and that kind of scared me a little bit. i guess this is an aftershock, right. yeah. i never felt one of those before. >> reporter: now either

jade hernandez. heather holmes. mark ibanez. fred inglis. jana katsuyama. la west >>> it was two years ago this month that he took over the oakland police department. >> he leaves this police department with almost 200 police officers left than when he started. you know, so that was a huge transition. you know, i think that's something he didn't see coming. >> you know, yesterday keith bats made it official he will no longer serve the people of oakland. in his resignation letter he said he had limited control with a lot of bureaucracy. >> he wants to be in a position where he or she has been held accountable but has been able to make a traumatic impact. >> he didn't say it was any one person's fault that he was leaving, but did say the landscape of the office has changed. last week mayor kwan cast a vote to send things back to the committee. these are things that batt supported. >> if he were to leave, this is a good time. he is talking with harvard about a part-time teaching and research position. some feel the chief was never really into the job at oaklan

. >>> [ inaudible ] >> that is ktvu's jade hernandez, she was in berkeley preparing for a live shot on the first quake when the second one hit. there you see the inspectors going over the stadiu the fault runs under the stadium, which is in the middle of a renovation. today the quakes were topic number 1 on campus. >> [ inaudible ] >> -- room and then everything started shaking -- [ inaudible ] >> -- couple of minutes of a break from class just to sort of like gather our senses back. >> seismologists say the second quake was an after shock of the first and there could be more quakes in the berkeley area in the days ahead. you can find all our coverage on yesterday's earthquakes as well as a quake survival guide on ktvu.com, just click on the earthquake's tab at the top of the page. >>> occupy oakland protesters have been put on notice. the tents and the camping have to go. but it is still unclear if and when the city will enforce that order. ktvu's claudine wong is live at the sight of the protests so what happens next? >> reporter: we aren't sure at this point. as you said the city ha

jade hernandez is live with the team's plan. . >> reporter: organizers raising money for several different charities. it lasts until game time sunday which is the first home game without al davis. >> that's what i'm trying to -- [inaudible]. >> reporter: this fan is looking high and low for something special. >> i see something -- i'm trying to get a signature but can't find nothing. >> reporter: that's because as we found today the raider image store didn't order anything new with davis's image on it, nothing to remember his passing but for six of these 179-dollar limited edition footballs already in stock. even those were gone today. though some were disappointed others like james dean found reminders of their icon. . >> reporter: we found davis's image on this limitede diction game. >> we feel lucky we got to go to the game because they are supposed to have a lot of stuff. >> reporter: dean came to meet rod martin. he played under al and brought home two super bowls. >> [inaudible] mr. davis would want us to be up, everybody to be fired up about the season, about the organization. >> re

recording live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> meanwhile we're getting word that filmmakerichael moore may be visiting the war veteran who suffered injured on tuesday. 24-year-old scott olsen is treated in oakland where he is in fair condition tonight. doctors have said olsen is unable to speak, but can communicate by writing notes. moore posted a picture of himself standing outside of the hospital about 15 minutes ago. earlier today the filmmaker visited the occupy san francisco camp. >> and occupy sf demonstrators took to the streets to raise awareness of their cause. about a thousand protesters marched and some wore halloween costumes. they say that the encaliforniament can stay for now and mayor lee is working with the protesters to try to keep the site clean and safe. >> hundreds of people gathered at san francisco's ocean beach for a unique protest this morning. >> tax the rich is what they are chanting and participate cheered as a helicopter had a photograph taking pictures of group. 800 people signed up to spell out the words "tax the 1%" with their bodies and the o

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're getting new details tonight about a seriousting accident that killed three people in los angeles county. authorities say the three women on a sedoo were both making high speed turns at the same time. they said it appears the speedboats struck the seadoo. it happened yesterday in san dimas. the women on the seadoo who are all members of the same family died. three of the four people on the boat were seriously injured. >>> auto workers for ford motor company appear closer to ratify a new contract. the union published the vote which pushed a total vote to 50%. four results will not be known until wednesday. after rejections next week, union leaders told the rank in file it was the best deal possible. this week workers for chrysler will also vote on a proposed contract. >>> a frustrating morning for a church congregation. instead of bibles they needed brooms. and why the pastor is upset with the red cross. >>> we're following breaking news where police have just arrive at the scene of a multiple shooting. >>> i will let you know if

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu. >>> and contra costa sheriff's office said that there was a fight yesterday coming from a domestic incident. they came to the house at about 3:30 yesterday, and found kusumono dead, a woman reported shooting him saying he was an intruder who threatened her and her pregnant daughter. the investigators say the two knew each other but wouldn't give details on the nature of the relationship. >>> and san francisco police made no arrest in the bay view shooting. the san francisco medical's office says that nick franton suffered gunshot wounds near keith street at a liquor store. he later died after the shooting. officers learned about it from the shots fired gun detention system. >>> and streets closed to repair a sinkhole. drivers found it earlier on 15th between gary boulevard, about two feet long. a spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission says it was caused by the collapse of a hundred- year-old sewer main. the sinkhole didn't cause any water problems. >>> and a monster technology party is under way tonight in san francisco. and

take a look at what it felt like to jade hernandez has she was getting ready for a live shot last night oh, my goodness. >> tell them we just had an earthquake. >> yep, we did. >> so that was what the 3.9 tremor felt like at 8:16 last night in berkeley. the quake was centered six miles below the surface. it knocked items off the shelves and rattled some nerves. >> it was interesting. everything started shaking. >> i saw the desk move and a my computer screen fell down. >> took a break from class, just to gather senses back. so yesterday was stop, drop, and hold on day, otherwise known as the statewide earthquake drill. about 8 million people took part in that. no better practice than the real thing for an earthquake drill. of course it is also a reminder that we all need to be prepared for something much bigger than the 3.8 and 3.9 quakes that hit yesterday. noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> well, a warning system to alert the public from terrorist attacks to earthquakes. $555,000 grant was awarted to install a mass notification system. the system will include video boards and loud speakers

. >> jade hernandez, ktvu. >> you know that a light colored car can keep you cooler but can save yout the pump. sciencists took two hondas, one black, one silver and put them in the sun. at one point the silver car was 25-degrees cooler using a formula they found the silver car needed less air conditioning sauced 1.1% less gasoline. >> we are live in the newsroom with some of the stories we are working on for the news at six. >> right now police converged on a concord neighborhood. we are on the scene talking with neighbors and investigators about the possible homicide investigation. >>> the fire danger is high, the precautions firefighters and residents are taking tonight in the east bay hills. >>> and how you can weigh in on the broadway plaza . >> want to check in with the weather. temperatures were on the cool side but they warm up. 60s and low 70s. tomorrow temperatures come up but it won't get hot. above evergreen up by mission peak. as we go in to the long range forecast no rain our way. the rain headline in the weather forecast, with the weather tonight will be this red flag

jade hernandez was in berkeley at 16:00 -- 8:16 last night. she was working on a story on the first quake when the second jolt hit. >> my goodness. >> tell them we just had an earthquake. >> no major damage was reported and the quakes hit on the same day millions of people took part in that annual great california shakeout, which is a statewide earthquake safety drill. >>> now, we have more information and coverage on yesterday's earthquakes along with our survival guide on ktvu.com. >>> today japan's cabinet approved a billion dollars budget to help reconstruction following the earthquake and tsunami there. budget bills still need to be approved by the japanese parliament. the earthquake and tsunami devastated the coast. it's said to be the most expensive natural disaster in history. >>> new this morning, plans to bury moammar gadhafi have been delayed until the circumstances of his death can be examined. while libyans continue to celebrate the death, the human rights office has called for an investigation in how he was killed. why some peopl

reporting live in hayward, jade hernandez, ktvu news. >> as i was coming in to work today the rain wascoming down so hard my wind wipers could not keep up with it. then other moments you would look up and clear skies. >> we have widely scattered showers. some folks didn't get any showers at all others got hammered. depending on where you are. the main area of rain. watch it go through. watch it back up one more time. there it goes. we're drying out. there's the golden gate bridge. clear, blue skies. the blue angels are out. as we spaed -- speed it up it got dark and rainy. that's probably the system that brought us the lightning strike. here's how it looked throughout the course of the day. this is the actual radar going backward. 7:15 this morning, you had a big thunderstorms san francisco. big activity there. slides through, then around 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 you get this big cell. you get the nature, stormy day then nice day. it's out of here now and things start to dry out. as we go to the next 24 hours and on, things begin to dry out. even 80s possible. we'll get to that in a minute.

but ktvu's jade hernandez sure did. >> whoa! >> woo! >> we just had an earthquake. >> yep. >> jade was getting ready for her live report when that second quake hit last night. the 3.8 rattled a few items and some nerves. >> also -- [not understandable] so it was interesting. everything started shaking. >> it took a couple minutes of a break from class. just to sort of like gather senses back. >> now coincidentally, yesterday was also a statewide earthquake drill. you might remember the stop, drop and hold drills from school. eight million people participated in that yesterday. at my place in san francisco, what i felt was more of a rolling and almost a breeze. i could see plants in a domino effect, plants and my light fixtures start to sway. i will admit for a brief moment i thought i might have a haunt engine my loft and i was hoping that it was an earthquake. reporting live, nicole walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> relate to that. thank you. >>> when the big one strikes, people around san francisco's ferry building could have a new tool

jade hernandez, ktv you can channel 2 news -- ktvu channel 2 news. >>> dozens of students missed schooland it was not because they were sick. the law that forced them to remain at home. >>> and what's going on across the bay area right now that will bring more money into the hands of consumers. @ >>> a popular cannabis collective in berkeley is cause some controversy. the berkeley side news blog says the 40-acre medical marijuana growers collective on san pablo avenue is violating a number of city laws including not paying taxes. and stating open longer than allowed. they can't confirm the claims until they can conduct their own investigations. >>> administrators in one bay area district says about 30 students missed class because of a new whooping cough regulation. officials said they started telling parents about the state mandated vaccination require last month. this afternoon an administrator said 23 opportunities did not show up to school because they still hasn't been vaccinated and another 12 were turned away from campus. >> some students said they didn't know. so we've doubled o

reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktv you u channel 2 news. >>> a veteran police officer say as man attacked him and took his gun. police say the officer and suspect got into a struggle just before 11:00 this morning. the gun went off but it's still unclear who fired it. no one was hit. >> those officers actually fired on the suspect. >> reporter: a spokesman didn't say whether those officers hit the suspect. however both the first offer on the scene and both suspects are now in the hospital. tonight we have no word on the extent of their injuries. >> tonight marks 10 years since the u.s. declared war in retaliation for the 9/11 attack. we're showing you a live picture from san francisco. this is where anti war protesters are. they plan to stage a die in on mission street later tonight. the demonstration is organized by a group called act now to stop war and end racism or answer coming up at 5:30 a look at the events that led to america's longest running war and the military's plan to withdraw. >>> there's a new twist tonight in the investigation into the solyndra bankruptcy

. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and within the past hour, we asked ron davis, the police chief in palo alto about the job. he said he is not applying for the position. >>> the san francisco defense attorney's office is launching an investigation into mayor ed lee's political campaign. it was prompted from dennis herrera. it calls into question $8,000 in donations made by airport shuttle employees. two of the shuttle workers said their managers asked them to make the donations and were told, the company would pay them back. a spokesperson for lee's campaign said all the money has been returned. >>> when voters were asked if propositions are a good thick. 53% said yes. 13% said they're bad. in 1978, 83% approved of them. fewer turn to tv, voter guides, and newspapers. ♪ [ music ] >>> a beautiful sunny day today. no fog at the coast and temperatures above the average. these were the records highs today at the official national weather service sights throughout the bay area. 83 in livermore. high temperatures tomorrow, they're coming up. will we see any 90s? we co

. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and within the past hour, we asked ron davis, the police chief in palo alto about the job. he said he is not applying for the position. >>> the san francisco defense attorney's office is launching an investigation into mayor ed lee's political campaign. it was prompted from dennis herrera. it calls into question $8,000 in donations made by airport shuttle employees. two of the shuttle workers said their managers asked them to make the donations and were told, the company would pay them back. a spokesperson for lee's campaign said all the money has been returned. >>> when voters were asked if propositions are a good thick. 53% said yes. 13% said they're bad. in 1978, 83% approved of them. fewer turn to tv, voter guides, and newspapers. ♪ [ music ] >>> a beautiful sunny day today. no fog at the coast and temperatures above the average. these were the records highs today at the official national weather service sights throughout the bay area. 83 in livermore. high temperatures tomorrow, they're coming up. will we see any 90s? we co