live in berkeley, jana katsuyama. ktvu channel 2 news. >> 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

live in berkeley, jana katsuyama. ktvu channel 2 news. >> 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

live in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, channel 2 news. >>> the pentagon will now allow military chaplains to reform same-sex unions gay and lesbians just marked the end of don't ask don't tell. military members can get married on or off base as long as it's not prohibited by official law. a chaplain can conduct any ceremony as long as it doesn't conflict with his or her beliefs. >>> this is a picture of what authorities found on wednesday inside a tractor trailer after an officer did a routine inspection. the border patrol says there were 14-tons of marijuana stashed in crates. the estimated value more than $22 million. the load was headed for the los angeles area, the 35-year-old driver was arrested. >>> newly released jailhouse video shows casey anthony's response to the news that her daughter has been found. in the video you see there anthony putting her head in her hands. anthony was acquitted on charges that she killed her daughter caylee. >> under the state's controversial new prison realignment program but how many extra as ktvu's allie rasmuss explains the numbers don't add up. >>

jana katsuyama brought us his story last night. tonight she's learned about an emotional reunion he had with his parents. >> reporter: it was today when his parents flew into oakland and got to see their son for the first time. the doctor at highland hospital tells me that scott olson is conscious. he's in the icu and let me tell you that comes as a huge relief to all the people that have come out here to to light candles for him. today in a vigil, more than 1,000 people sat quietly with candles and posters with his photo. >> it's unfortunate to get this many people out here like this to support him. i'm glad they're out here for him. >> reporter: tonight was a moment of peace after tuesday's night of chaos after the 22- year-old suffered a fractured skull. the chief of surgery said he's come out of an induced coma. although olson does not remember tuesday night. >> when he came in, he was unconscious. now he's processing everything. >> reporter: and he recognized his parents. signs of a community hoping for his full recovery and c

jana katsuyama brought us his story last night. tonight she's learned about an emotional reunion he had with his parents. >> reporter: it was today when his parents flew into oakland and got to see their son for the first time. the doctor at highland hospital tells me that scott olson is conscious. he's in the icu and let me tell you that comes as a huge relief to all the people that have come out here to to light candles for him. today in a vigil, more than 1,000 people sat quietly with candles and posters with his photo. >> it's unfortunate to get this many people out here like this to support him. i'm glad they're out here for him. >> reporter: tonight was a moment of peace after tuesday's night of chaos after the 22- year-old suffered a fractured skull. the chief of surgery said he's come out of an induced coma. although olson does not remember tuesday night. >> when he came in, he was unconscious. now he's processing everything. >> reporter: and he recognized his parents. signs of a community hoping for his full recovery and c

live in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, channel 2 news. >>> the pentagon will now allow military chaplainsform same-sex unions gay and lesbians just marked the end of don't ask don't tell. military members can get married on or off base as long as it's not prohibited by official law. a chaplain can conduct any ceremony as long as it doesn't conflict with his or her beliefs. >>> this is a picture of what authorities found on wednesday inside a tractor trailer after an officer did a routine inspection. the border patrol says there were 14-tons of marijuana stashed in crates. the estimated value more than $22 million. the load was headed for the los angeles area, the 35-year-old driver was arrested. >>> newly released jailhouse video shows casey anthony's response to the news that her daughter has been found. in the video you see there anthony putting her head in her hands. anthony was acquitted on charges that she killed her daughter caylee. >> under the state's controversial new prison realignment program but how many extra as ktvu's allie rasmuss explains the numbers don't add up. >>> it's

ktvu's jana katsuyama shows us what they did today in berkeley at the exact spot where their son was shot and killed by robbers a little more than one year ago. >> in the rain, adolfo seledon's mother stops in the middle of street and places a candle where her son was shot and killed. the family came from chile with a bit of flowers from their own garden. >> my son was a man of peace. >> reporter: the family says fido as they called him was -- >> he was shot before he died, far away from us. in the streets. >> reporter: seledon was walking home after a party about 3:40 in the morning. at adeline and emerson two robbers attacked him. shooting and killing seledon. it was his 35th birthday which he shared with his sister constansa. >> it is hard to believe we will not see him again, very hard. >> reporter: seledon's family says his family came hoping people here will help them. >> it's very sad for us. it's horrible. i'm not angry. i want justice. >> reporter: the suspect's descriptions are vague. police say that someone believes out there has information about this homicide. there is a

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the highway patrol is trying to identify a man who's body was found on interstate 80 in the east bay. several vehicles had run over the body. the man was found around 9:30 in the eastbound lane near san pablo road. investigators don't know if the man committed suicide, if he was the victim of a homicide or ran out into the road for some reason. he was described as african american, about 30 years old and had no identification. >>> investigators say 34-year- old anthony wright has been arrested on suspicion of killing richard bowler in vernal heights around 9:30 last night. fowler was playing video games when a man with a gun showed up and said he had a score to settle. >>> san francisco's hate ashburg community came together to help those who lost their home in a five alarm fire last week. that's the peacock lounge it was packed today with neighbors sharing food, drink and and music. they also raised money for those who lost all in an apartment fire. one woman who's apartment was burned says she was overwhelmed by tonight's love and support. >>> i'm back

we will remain on the scene with jana katsuyama there. and news chopper 2 gathering information and we will bring you more live coverage coming up in just a few minutes at 5:15. >>> turning now to our other top story oárt day -- stair of the day -- top story of the day. maureen naylor is at the cement plant where the shooting started but we begin with robert handa with that video that police say shows the suspect gun in hand. >> reporter: well there is finally an ends to some of the tension that has engulfed this two days when the suspect was shot and killed by deputies on this street. >> reporter: two hours ago the santa clara sheriff's department showed us this surveillance video of a gun toting owens. a disturbing picture that confirms almond was in the area. it led to a search that ended this morning. a barrage of gunfire erupted a block north of homestead road. what they saw when they arrived was a man believed to be almond dead on a driveway. sheriff smith says two sheriff deputies in patrol cars were patrolling the area when they s

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the highway patrol is trying to identify a man who's body was found on interstate 80 in the east bay. several vehicles had run over the body. the man was found around 9:30 in the eastbound lane near san pablo road. investigators don't know if the man committed suicide, if he was the victim of a homicide or ran out into the road for some reason. he was described as african american, about 30 years old and had no identification. >>> investigators say 34-year- old anthony wright has been arrested on suspicion of killing richard bowler in vernal heights around 9:30 last night. fowler was playing video games when a man with a gun showed up and said he had a score to settle. >>> san francisco's hate ashburg community came together to help those who lost their home in a five alarm fire last week. that's the peacock lounge it was packed today with neighbors sharing food, drink and and music. they also raised money for those who lost all in an apartment fire. one woman who's apartment was burned says she was overwhelmed by tonight's love and support. >>> i'm back

ktvu's jana katsuyama shows us what they did today in berkeley at the exact spot where their son was shot and killed by robbers a little more than one year ago. >> in the rain, adolfo seledon's mother stops in the middle of street and places a candle where her son was shot and killed. the family came from chile with a bit of flowers from their own garden. >> my son was a man of peace. >> reporter: the family says fido as they called him was -- >> he was shot before he died, far away from us. in the streets. >> reporter: seledon was walking home after a party about 3:40 in the morning. at adeline and emerson two robbers attacked him. shooting and killing seledon. it was his 35th birthday which he shared with his sister constansa. >> it is hard to believe we will not see him again, very hard. >> reporter: seledon's family says his family came hoping people here will help them. >> it's very sad for us. it's horrible. i'm not angry. i want justice. >> reporter: the suspect's descriptions are vague. police say that someone believes out there has information about this homicide. there is a

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

jana katsuyama, channel 2 news. >> the bay area preparing for a wet week as early rainstorms are expected to intensify throughout the week. public work crews were out today clearing debris from gutters to clear the way for the runoff. the highway patrol is urging motorists to drive carefully. the chp says the number of accidents is typically about 7 times higher on rainy days than on dry days. >>> last spring storms caused a big mud slide. three homes there are still off limits. one is red tagged. the other two are yellow tagged. they plan to have crews keep an eye on that area. metrologist rosy will be here coming up. >>> a new set back sent stocks into a free fall today after greece announced it will be unable to cut its budget. the dow dropped 258 points. the nasdaq sank 79. that's a decline of more than 3%. both closed at new lows. tom explains this may be a signal to a double dip recession. >> reporter: focused on the opportunity killing economy. >> this is huge. not just young people. it's old people. everywhere all over the world . >> market participants are factoring in slow growt

jana katsuyama join us live now from city hall where she talked to people about the motivation for the march. >> reporter: ken, right now the general assembly meeting is going on. this is a meeting that happens every night but today was actually the first time that they held a major march. this was the sound today of more than 100 protesters occupying the streets of oakland. the group left the occupy oakland camp and marched through downtown. >> america is broken. it is seriously broken and it needs to be fixed. >> reporter: the crowd a cross section of people with people mixing in but all equally enpassioned. >> the government is not helping anybody else. they're foreclosing on people. the people are losing their homes. >> reporter: many vets can't find work. >> we need jobs, right now they're basically struggling to survive. and it's not right. >> reporter: the marchers made just one stop outside the county jail. >> i want our government to spend more money on social programs that help our communities. i want them to better our schools and give our libraries back to us. >> reporter:

jana katsuyama join us live now from city hall where she talked to people about the motivation for the march. >> reporter: ken, right now the general assembly meeting is going on. this is a meeting that happens every night but today was actually the first time that they held a major march. this was the sound today of more than 100 protesters occupying the streets of oakland. the group left the occupy oakland camp and marched through downtown. >> america is broken. it is seriously broken and it needs to be fixed. >> reporter: the crowd a cross section of people with people mixing in but all equally enpassioned. >> the government is not helping anybody else. they're foreclosing on people. the people are losing their homes. >> reporter: many vets can't find work. >> we need jobs, right now they're basically struggling to survive. and it's not right. >> reporter: the marchers made just one stop outside the county jail. >> i want our government to spend more money on social programs that help our communities. i want them to better our schools and give our libraries back to us. >> reporter:

jana katsuyama is live now at the scene of the robbery on mcarthur boulevard. jana, what did you learn about the incident tonight. >> reporter: we understand she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries the driver meanwhile went down mcarthur boulevard and he didn't get far before he crashed. >> oakland police approached the suspect's 1990lexus where their gunned drawn but they found the driver had already run off. the car had crashed down an enbankment to westbound 580. police quickly set up a perimeter and began the man hunt. police spread out searching the thick brush with dogs. the shooting happened ant two clock this -- about 2:00 this afternoon. woman say the woman was shot in the leg. >> people tell me she got out of the bank with her purse. she got her purse snatched and then she ran after the guy to the car and she got shot. >> reporter: police say they want to thank some citizens who saw the shooting and actually followed the robber's car. >> the citizens did follow the suspect and stood by. and waited until officers arrived on scene an

our jana katsuyama live now in san jose. the family told you today she's never left her children for this long. >> reporter: that's right, and this street on this block of waverly is where she was last seen. it's very close to a major intersection at king street. i want you to take a look up here at this missing person's poster. family and friends said she disappeared on thursday. they went to the neighborhood and local business posting a number and asking people to call police the if they see her. she was last seen near the corner of waiverly street and orlando drive. family members say she and her three children were living at a cousin house. >> i'm worried, i'm scared and i just want my daughter home. i don't know where she is. this is like out of the ordinary. she doesn't usually leave like this. and i'm really concerned for her safety. >> she never goes out, she's always at home with her kids and she's a good mom. she would never do this. >> reporter: relatives say caledon and her husband had a history of domestic viole

i'm jana katsuyama in for claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. >>> we are, indeed, looking for a great of weather. let's get read to rosemary. >> good morning. a typical fall-like pattern for your weekend. hopefully that is pleasing to your ears, dry and mild, light wings and we are looking at sunshine. a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. we are off to a chilly start although we are warmer than where we started just yesterday and we're going to be nice and dry through the extended period. we do have perhaps some child changes. >> we have breaking news this morning. the raiders have announced that long-time owner al davis has died. ktvu's-on fonzi joins us live now on the phone. you have been a staple in the bay area sports world the last two decades. your thoughts? >> i'm not sure that i can think of other organization, maybe the yankees in george steinbrenner when you think oakland raiders, you thought al dave. he was that eye conditionic. he was that associated with the raiders. and usually, you don't think of an owner's name when you think of a team. he was that iconi