>>james: justine waldman has hundreds of commons this morning on facebook. >>justine: so many people are telling us what they felt, what they saw and what they heard when this earthquake hit. it is a 3.6 magnitude centered 1 mi. east of berkeley. people all across the bay area are reporting feeling something or possibly nothing. we have more reports from people in concord saying that it felt pretty good. >>justine: some people in san leandro are saying that they are not having power. a lot of people are saying that they sold bigger and stronger than the ones that happened a week ago. we will be right back with more on our breaking news coverage on the most recent earthquake to hit the east bay. of >>darya: we are taking phone calls and facebook responses about where you were and what you felt this morning when the earth shook. more with a couple of minutes, did not go away.

justine waldman has been in the news from covering the latest. ha >> a breaking news story of cupertino, there has been a workplace shooting. it appears that the shooter is all lose. there is a hunt on the way for the shooter. well, you heard that maybe up to nine people have been shot in total. does that include the two that are dead? >> yes. i am trying to confirm that. that came from chatter among employees. they were talking with each other. that is when they said they heard as many as nine people were shot. over the past 45 minutes a third person might have been shot in the face. they are also making phone calls into employees and friends at the rock quarry. look at the scene. the human element. family members are rushing to the scene. you can see a dark green as you become a woman is driving. she showed up with tears in her eyes and could barely breathe from crying so much. she told us that she is trying desperately to get a hold of her father. her father works at the quarry. we spoke with an employee 10 minutes ago who says that yes, there

justine waldman has been following this story throughout the newsroom. >>justine: these are live pictures from libya satellite television. muammar gaddafi was 69. he was ruling since the age of 27. there are people in the streets waving flags. international news media is interviewing people to get their reaction. >>george: the backup on the bay bridge is a screeching well beyond 24. the east shore freeway is slow well for golden gate fields although all lanes are clear. take a closer look at the backup began how solid 80 is backed up on the approach, even around the corner coming from the berkeley curve to powell street is slow and go traffic. take a look at the east shore freeway. this is the albany camera. this slow traffic is the result of the bay bridge. your alternates left the san mateo bridge are getting heavier than usual but still a better drive time did your commute across the bay bridge even with the extra traffic. the golden gate bridge ride is still a good option. take the richmond san rafael bridge across the marin county. tracking the ride

justine waldman has more on its condition. >>justine: the former marine is expected to make a full recovery. witnesses are saying that scott was struck in the head by teargas. you are looking at video from when friends or carrying him away. at one point he was considered unconscious. police say that they had to fire tear gas on protesters because the crowd attacked them first drying paint and other objects and now his roommate is describing what happened. >> they were marching peacefully and police started pulling protesters out of the march and arresting them. protesters then started drawing water and paint. as the protesters began marching back towards the encampment, police officers opened up with teargas. faugh >> lift off of the delta to satellite delays in new technology for climate research and weather forecast. >>darya: there it was this morning as nasa launched an earth observing satellite to improve weather forecasts and to monitor climate change. the rocket blasted off shortly before 3:00 a.m. the road to this launch

right now let's go to the kron4 news from with justine waldman with an update. >> we are falling like pictures into the newsroom out of italy where the family of the meredith kirch is speaking to the media. the 21 year-old british stated that amanda knox is accused of killing. her family has just taking the podium. [foreign language] foreign- language bac >> the press conference in italy is beginning an italian. we will monitor the situation as we do expect her parents and other family members, they are a part of the family of meredith skirts are, they're hoping to get some justice for their daughter. the british steel was the murder victim here. the roommate of amanda knox. inside the courtroom are two judges and six jurors making a decision to set amanda knox free or sentence her to life in prison. we do expect a ruling within the next four hours but it could come today or tomorrow. if a verdict comes down will bring its u.s. soon as we hear. >> police in palo alto are keeping a close eye on traffic around a school zones. >>jackie: sizzle is alive with what police are calling operat

>>mark: said justine waldman has more on what is happening in the downtown area this morning. there is also a video to show you of when this first started. >>justine: we are constantly getting new video into the newsroom to demonstrate what is happening in oakland. protesters are being booked and taken to jail. here is a video of not only be arrests, but also police moving into the encampment and physically taking it apart, stomping on the tents. not too long ago, police were saying that this situation at frank ogawa plaza started to deteriorate. they were saying that the plaza was being damaged by graffiti, litter and damage. there was a reported sexual assaults and a reporter was forbidden by a protesters dog. the rodent problem was becoming worse. there were fire hazards. police were constantly having to with the decision between free speech and public safety. the protesters wore given notice last week that they had to vacate the plaza or that police would begin their raids today. this is video of people being arrested at frank ogawa plaza. people who have businesses downtow

but first, i am justine waldman. >>james: i am james fletcher and support of those protesters who had a few council members are writing late last night in support. we will hear about that coming up a little bit. for the most part last night protest was a peaceful one. you can see it here in the video the fence surrounded the grassy area at the plaza where the encampment was taken down just one day before. for now, the mayor of oakland and oakland police are promising not to move against demonstrators and as the crowd gets violent. >> i want some time to open up the channels of communication. we have decided to have minimal police presence in the plaza over the next day or so so that we can try to open up the dialogue here. people have to remember why we had to close it to begin with. that is because of the sanitation issues and other safety concerns. whatever happens, it can not deteriorate from what it was before. as the mayor of the city i have divided opinions on some things. we do not always agree on tactics, i k

>>james: justine waldman is following all of the action on line. >>justine: we have hundreds of comments on our facebook fan page, people telling us what they felt and what they did not feel when this earthquake hit at about 5:30 a.m.. on facebook, karen says, i think the big one is coming. jenny said that she felt in east oakland. stephanie said she felt it in the castro valley, just after her alarm went off. she said that she will take little earthquakes over big earthquakes and the day. i have been reading e-mail's that people have been sending in, these started coming in just after the earthquake hit. >>george: we are taking a look at traffic. a couple of hot spots a and a major public transit away. interstate 580 heading into castro valley and the right from the deflagrate towards san leandro, there was an accident on 238 leading to them and it's free way. traffic is backed up through castro valley and on to the dublin there is no good options. the accident has been cleared, but the delay still exists. traffic is backed up getting out of half m

when >> i am justine waldman live in the kron4 news or.e pictures behind me of the train derailment that happened just west of chicago. there is still a lot of smoke and flames. it is a mangled mess. these train cars or hauling some sort of alcohol when they came off of the tracks. this happened in north central illinois, 100 mi. west of chicago. the massive fire erupted in officials had to evacuate the entire town of people live to their cash because of concerns from the smoke and more explosions. people said it was sounded like bombs are going off. this has been burning now for almost two hours. the flames continue as well as the smoke. there have been no reports of injuries or a report on what caused this massive derailment. >> to date marks 10 years since the beginning of the war in afghanistan. along this war that the u.s. has ever fought. the vietnam war lasted eight years. there are no public activities planned in washington. this or war introduce a nation to a new enemy, the taliban. the tenure anniversary is being marked with a ra

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>>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 we

>>justine: and thank you for joining us, i am justine waldman. >>james: i am james shot of the golden gate bridge. not too bad in the way of all. as we head to the afternoon and, increasing cloud cover and we could bring in some showers today. in the north bay is the best chance of showers. your current temperatures are 59 degrees in san francisco, " or that in oakland. as you hit mountain view, we will warm to about 60 degrees. 61 and conquer. and hayward, 62. 67 and antioch. the system is inching its way along the coast and clip in the northwest portion of the state. we expect to see some showers moving southward. future cast 4 gives you an idea of the time line. by 2:00 p.m. we will see showers through much of the north bay in continuing to spread south. by 5:00 p.m. we could have some moderate downpours in places like petaluma and satyr felt. if your evening to meet in north bay will be continued to seize what it showers we agree it's your tuesday. coming up, it looked at your 7 day around the bay. >>erica: i do not have any hot spots to tell

in the newsroom, here is justine waldman. >>justine: we are just getting an update on those exotic animals on the loose and ohio. the latest information into the newsroom, a live press conference from the sheriff who says the owner of these exotic animals killed himself before he let the animals lose. there is an autopsy and they're waiting for the results of the cause of death. it does appear to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. some of the animals on the loose, wolves, lions, bears, these are not normal house pets. these are dangerous animals that have been kept captive. entire school district have been closed. if you see any of these animals, called police right away. the latest information is that it appears the owners let the animals free and then killed himself. >>darya: 7:27 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. we have a hot spot ruining the commute this morning. we will be right back. >>jackie: the tanks have been upgraded. that is good news. now, they're going to have to upright the second one. caltra

>>justine: i am justin waldman and we want to look there are roof camera from san francisco and now we will turn to erica with the weather. >>erica: the morning i want to keep that shot over san francisco you can see the clear skies in the background is in other co- star to the morning temperatures and the 40's and '50's for today but for now we are in the '30's. we are looking forward to a warm and sunny weekend. i will have more on that in your extended forecast. currently we are in the 40's and 50's is still pretty warm in downtown san francisco. put--by afternoon you will see widespread '70's in the bay area. i want to break down the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood. by 3:00 p.m. we see a lot of '70s on the board. there is no fog to talk about. so you're seven day around the bay forecast shows a string of sunshine as we head into the next couple days. clear and mao conditions persist. temperatures are in the '70s for the inland and the locations and upper 60 for the coast. james >>james: no hot spots to give you a quick read check. your ride on west bound 80 looking good. the s

>>justine: i am justine waldman. we're going to start with a full check on whether. >>james: the golden gate bridge is selling us a foggy conditions. it is not widespread. did not but this is shot full ec if the afternoon highs are getting more confined for. fifth call it cut those are the current conditions. future cast 4 is set for 7:00 a.m. which is right now. as we advance the clock to noon a lot more cloud cover. in the north bay, wash that line of clouds rolling through most of the afternoon. by 7:00 p.m. no sunshine and cloud cover all day long. earth here is what we see in terms of the temperatures. we will only get up to about 70 degrees in los gatos and morgan hill. in oakland, 73 degrees. it will be cool on the east side of the bay. livermore and antioch he, 77 for santa rosa and fat but ended fairfield, a little cooler in san francisco, 72 with cloud cover and creeks in sunshine. the cloud cover that we see will pass us live. we will clear things out a little bit of instability that will keep us on the cool side of the next couple of days. tuesday and wed

i am justine waldman. vice president joe biden is in pennsylvania to talk about jobs. he visited an elementary school to discuss the american jobs at and how it will support education. he also touched on how small businesses can help create more jobs. >> there are 35 million small businesses in america. they are the people who hire. if you think of it in terms of one in four or almost one in five, if they hired one new person, we would wipe out the 8 million jobs that have been lost. just one person! they need some incentive to go out and hire more people. >>justine: the president also spoke about jobs on a three day bus tour to promote the american jobs act. >>mark: decision 2012, republican candidates are meeting in las vegas for the eighth presidential debate of the year. jon huntsman is boycotting the nevada debate and the nevada caucus after the state pushed their contests ahead of the hampshire is primary. the debate is sure to be a test for herman cain who has been rising in popularity and controversy. he is catching heat for comments he made about keeping eleme

. -- justine waldman. once again that the trial resumes for the michael jackson trial.urors will hear the conclusion of dr. conrad murray with police. if it will detail not only how he told jackson and the children that he died. and the mother of michael jackson. it seems to be in its final phases with the fact -- coroner and other public officials scheduled to speak. we will continue to follow this. >> daria: occupy oakland held a demonstration last night. it is part of the growin growing,, effort nation-wide that started with occupy wall street. and good morning. you and the entire protesters what are your motives? >> i have watched the devastation of foreclosures and our community and city employes lose our homes. and lose their homes and--city employees losing their homes. i think that people are seeking hope for shared wealth in our community to push for jobs and to stop foreclosures. and also pushed for hope in a community. if >> daria: this is gaining awareness for the public to see speaking from practicality is there anything of the city of oakland can do? >> to

i am justine waldman, live in the kron4 news from.wall street, stocks are up 38 points to 11,001 hand 61. if there is a pickup in hiring last month, that has sent stocks hiring. the dow jones near 90 points in early trading. it has been on track for a fourth straight day of gains. employers added 130,000 jobs in the month of september. the unemployment remains at 9.1%. >> today marks 10 years since the beginning of the war in afghanistan, along this u.s. war. there are no public events planned in washington today. if the war started four weeks after the september 11th attacks. it introduced the nation to a new enemy, the telegram. in san francisco, the 10 year anniversary is being marked by a rally and march of that will take place this afternoon at the federal building on seventh and mission streets. we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues on this friday. clear skies around the bay area, but a chilly start. here is a live look at the golden gate look at the gunman who opened fire at a cement plant in cupertino. in w

. >> i should get into sports. ]s >> i am justine waldman la the kron 4 newsroom.re getting reports that shots had been fired in the area of homestead and wolf road in sunnyvale. that is the area where police were searching yesterday for the shooting spree suspect shareef allman. here is a picture of people are telling us that they have heard shots, there is a chance police have shot the suspect. we have a crew on the way to the the the initial a burmese and we are getting, boards of shots fired at homestead and wolfe road in shareef allman was on a shooting spree has place of employment and shot a woman tried to carjacker. he is considered armed and dangerous, more right after this. >> breaking news, one minute before 8:00 a.m., we found out that shots had been fired in sunnyvale. it could be that police have shot the man they were looking for from the cupertino workplace shooting, shareef allman. will tran is at the sheriff's department with the latest. >> we are hearing that possibly an arrest has been made. the public information officer stepped out about 15 mi