pam, back you in the studio. >>pam: dan kerman is that the port while thousands of marchers are writing their. it is quite a different picture from when we talk to you minutes ago. >>justine: just exploded. we are right outside the terminal this is pretty much the first when you hit when you get over the bridge and into the port. the first people who came here was a critical mass people they came about 4:14 p.m.. and then about 4:26 p.m. a truck load of buses came in. since 5:00 p.m. the whole group on foot have been marching. many of the mustang at this intersection and the rest are moving on through out other parts of the port. what is different now than compared to when you saw us last time is that the people have come aboard these trucks. in addition, the police have been pretty scarce. there was a line of motorcycle officers will-- who were here for quite some time. when the marchers started coming in over the hill, the motorcycle officers pulled out again keeping their distance and for the most part we can

>>pam: was there a no- confidence vote? >> there was not. >> there is a process to get that on the agenda for the council's consideration. >>pam: the citizens of oakland are not satisfied with these responses from you, a city council members or the mayor about the fact that this continues to go day after day. who is going to take action? the mayor is trying to negotiate with protesters, who is standing up with its citizens? >>pam: if the mayor allows the in camera to stay, will that be the final word? >> i do not think so. things have to be done in a way that what happens when we closed the encampment the first time does not happen again. i have not spoken to the mayor. i am not shirking my responsibilities as an elected official, and neither are my colleagues. the city administrator is ready to shut the in camera and down. >>pam: i am still not getting the sense of where the buck stops. are you now going to try to pressure the mayor in light of the shooting? >> i hope that the incident that occurred tonight will push the m

>>pam: grant lodes is live in the newsroom. >>grant: in the race for san francisco sheriff and district attorney, there are some big controversial propositions on the ballot as well. we will track all that and bring you those results as soon as we get them. >>pam: a developing story, the latest on the occupy oakland movement. tonight, kron4 obtained a new video released by the of a police department. this shows more of the civil unrest that follows the removal of the occupied for testers. this is video from eight straight. police were wearing lapel cameras. that is a video that you're looking at now. one officer describes the saturation. >>officer: way you are offer up fast-officer. this is the view from a camera attached to the body of the officer. a large crowd encircles a group of officers. the officers are surrounded and unable to move. the crowd is not allowing them to move. they are being hit with projectiles and being spent on. a protesters tried to take the baton from the officer. we are releasing this video because we

pam, that is the latest year. >>pam: we will check back with you. jeff bush marched with protesters today. here are the sights and sounds. >> we are the 99%! we are that 99 percent! >> shut it down! >> we are then added nine percent! we are the 99%! >>pam: we are getting word that protesters do plan to reconvene back at frank ogawa plaza. you're looking at a live picture from the ground. that is right outside of oakland city hall. on the left, a live picture of the seventh and adeline where a couple of the semi trucks have been blocked by protesters who are still in the street. we are going to take you to frank ogawa plaza. that is where we understand the protestors planned to reconvene. daniel villareal is standing by. daniel, what is going on? >>daniel: i am at 14th and the broadway. there are protesters gathered near the intersection. it has been very calm. many people are coming to join, some people have left throughout the day. so far, it has been very calm. trucks are making deliveries to stores, it is business as usual for them. there was mus

>>pam: we begin in san francisco. more than 50 people were arrested more than a few hours ago after storming a bank of america branch in the financial district. charles clifford was there as it happens. >>charles: right now we're live in front of bank of america in the financial district at the corner of california at davis. today's protests started at justin herman plaza. about 1000 people marched peacefully and then turned south and came back to downtown. up to that point standings are peaceful, but things to a better return. >>charles: hundreds of protesters stormed into the lobby of the bank of america building--bankamerica. thought the crowd took over a large section of the lobby. about a half an hour later, two police officers inside the bank wanted demonstrators that there would be arrested if they did not leave. it was apparent that many inside did not have any intention of going anywhere. people began entering the building and the authorities and to the building by force in full wire---full riot gear. officer

>>pam: graffiti and broken windows. as the costs goes up, emotions are rising and tolerance is shrinking. >> downtown looks like a war zone. >>pam: tonight at 8:00 p.m., this city of oakland is dealing with the aftermath of violence and vandalism that followed hours of mostly peaceful demonstrations during the general strike for the occupy oakland protesters. j.r stone is live and has the latest. >>j.r.: i was just upstairs in the meeting that started at 6:00 p.m.. it is likely to go on for a few more hours. at least 100 people have signed up to speak, many of them from the group occupy oakland. at times, things have gotten heated. one man was escorted out by police. >> you bulldozed our homes. we will not forget what you did. someone called a police officer. you are all under citizen's arrest. >> your time is up unless someone else wants to give up their time. officer, escort him away from the microphone please. >> there is a small element in this crowd that has done some pretty horrendous things. essentially, this mov

>>pam: reggie kumar is live in the studio. >>reporter: every year and glide provides turkey for the less fortunate but it takes a team of volunteers. from adults to kids these volunteers slice in and pull apart turkeys and hams to feed over 5000 people. neither--nearly everyone is unemployed, purchase or cannot afford a meal like this. >> remember, thanksgiving is only one day. we need people to respond year round. help us meet our $17 million budget. >>pam: in san francisco, a few blocks away from clyde, but larkin street youth service offered meals, music and for a clothing to more than 300 homeless, run away or at risk kids. the staff talks about the young people they meet. >>pam: every year more than 3000 people get help through the program at market street. a first-class holiday dinner for homeless people live and one east bay city. >>haaziq: a five-star thanksgiving meal complete with all of the trimmings. >> today, my dream comes true. >>haaziq: this ethiopian woman worked her way up from being a hostess to now owning t

>>pam: new questions about the death of actress natalie wood. this comes 30 years after she drowned on catalina island. detectives are reopening her case. announcer: this is the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: we begin tonight with new details about the vallejo police officer gunned down and killed during a foot chase today. j.r stone is joining us live from the crime scene. finn >>j.r.: officers have now been out here for more than six hours. you can see the yellow tape. this is an active crises. you can look at some of the scene in the distance. this started as it responded to a bank robbery. this there was a high-speed chase that led to a foot chase. that is where the officer was shot and killed for. >> i am angry because offs they killed police that my husband worked with. he had two children. it is not right. >> i live over here, i heard this shots and iran outside.--i ran outside. >>j.r.: the swat team was going door-to-door in the area, there were armed with guns, looking for a possible second suspect. police say it is only a possibility

>>pam: the mayor out of sight, but not out of mind.hey say the mayor has given other city workers permission to take a day off but has not given its lease any instructions on dealing with the protests. >>officer: what are we doing? it is not fair. announcer: this is the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: occupy oakland organizers expect thousands as they protests downtown and at the port of oakland. j.r stone has more on what is scheduled for tomorrow. >>j.r.: occupy oakland has a full day of the events scheduled. at 9:00 a.m., noon and 5:00 p.m.. there have been two different marches set up. these are marches that will go to the port of oakland. the goal is to shut down the port of oakland which is the fifth busiest in the nation. they have asked banks and corporations to participate. the port of oakland and businesses have been vocal about the fact that they support the marches, but there are hoping that they are peaceful. reporting in the studio, j.r stone, kron4 news. >>pam: among those expected to take part in the strike, city employ

>>pam: we have seen coverage tonight. jeff bush led along with parole agents who were checking up on sex offenders in alameda county. jeff >> transient parolees have to check in before sundown. pornography, a children's toys and weapons are considered contraband. unannounced visits are made to sex offenders. >> we made sure that the home of the offenders did not attract children. we'll look for children's toys in clothing. jeff >> they are checking up on this offender. the offender is handcuffed while other agents patrol the house. the house was clean but there was only one stop out of several dozen homes. officers want these sex offenders to know that they can show an unannounced at any time. jeff bush, kron4 news. >>pam: a developing situation in the occupy oakland encampment. protesters are calling for a general strike this week. they say, is a message to the 1 percent, that the 99 percent stand in solidarity. alejandra cerball is joining us live. >>alejandra: i am here at the port of oakland. protesters are announcing

>>pam: you are the sports director!ry: the your fantasy squads ready, houston is coming to the american league west in 2013. for good news on buster cozposey. the word is he has spent five months recovering from a fractured left ankle and he is now in arizona and has been able to participate >>gary: onorth doormat. pretty good. he is the american league matter-desk manager of the year. >>gary: the marlins have offered of artful holds a nine year deal between 200 million-2 to 25 million. ic >> i know that the cardinals will make an attempt. we'll have to let the cards played out. >>gary: before marlins are now called the miami marlins. >>gary: when we return, tiger woods and his old katy, they're going head-to- head at the president's helpcup. if that had coughed > >america's cup coming here in 2013. > >pam: we will see you at 8pm. >>> is jerry sandusky on suicide watch? as another alleged victim comes forward in the penn state case. >>> and bieber's paternity suit dropped? did our interview convince the baby mama to wit

>>pam: sam says the following. i do not know if i'm sweating but supposedly his lawyers came out and said give us a eight year deal or a one-year period but they will keep him, the giants will break the bank and make him happy. >> my rent said the following.--myron said the following. >>gary: i had a talk with many people they said you want to support your family or support the local media. i will see you. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> regis philbin's final day on "live." >> where is regis going? regis don't know. stop asking me. >> breaking news about his future. the tears. the surprises. >> and kathie lee, the donald, michael douglas, the famous new yorkers bidding regis good-bye. >>> plus -- >> where is "the insider"? i want "the insider." >> the backstory with his first morning show. >>> then natalie wood's death, why the investigation has just been reopened. the press conference today. >> she hit her head and was fell into the water. >> that story is 100% false. >> the captain of natalie's boat's new claims dis

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>>pam: football excitement this weekend. college football in particular happening right here in the bay area. stanford taking on the university of oregon ducks. if vern glenn is here to give us a preview. >>vern: these are two top-10 teams. oregon is no. 7. the biggest game ever for stanford. it is so big that the espn game day crew is in called up. they are right in the middle of campus. there is a shot of the set. they will all be ready to go 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, broadcasting live from alto. stamford, the biggest game, bold implications. experts >> we have been talking about the same for a long time. this is what he played college football for. >>vern: that will be tomorrow night, a primetime game. stanford is favored, most are going with organ. it will be a wet grass field. >>pam: checking traffic and walnut creek, this is the 680-24 interchange. it is low in all directions on this friday evening. the pavement is a wet, be careful. >>kimberlee: a new drug has been discovered their researchers say actually kills fat

>>pam: u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords made her first public appearance among her constituents this thanksgiving to help serve dinner to u.s. troops. she and her husband after not mark kelly volunteered at the davis found air force base in tucson today. she has been undergoing rehabilitation in houston tx as she recovers from a gunshot wound in the head. she was one of the 19 people shot back in january 6th of the people die from their wounds, gabrielle giffords decided she wants to come and participate in this even herself. also, a crash left six people dead including three children. the co-pilot had just picked up his children to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday it took off before it crashed into a steep mountain range. today the share spokesperson describe the scene. armed robbers >> now it happened at the very crest of this mountain of almost as if of a makeover. the crash occurred there and the debris was scattered not only due to the crash but the manner of the explosion. all of our

>>pam: the kron4 is is just getting started. we will take you to the south bay where a young marine the wounded while serving in afghanistan makes it home for the holidays. >>j.r.: it is when the outside. travel conditions coming up. >>terisa: after months of construction, crews are just about done, i will have an update on the progress. >>gabe: black friday is almost here, more coming up in my tech report. >>pam: it is a possibility that you or someone you know is headed to tahoe. j.r stone has been up and down the mountain and has more on conditions. >>j.r.: dry conditions and not much traffic. at a little over 4,000 ft., snow for the first time, the good news is it is on the side of the road. it is not affecting traffic. between 5000-6,000 ft. in elevation, the conditions look similar but keep in mind the concern is that bridge or small bridges like that. as the temperature drops into the wind picks up, it could be slut of the roadways. >>j.r.: we are here at north star, no one is skiing, but there are some people ice skating

a quick thing, pam. into trouble on the radio, people were making it seem like i was sticking up for joe paterno. of course not. if what he knew about the he does act of one of this assistance will now come out in court, hopefully. i think that he chose, when you are the most powerful man in the state and when you are a football coach (...) >>gary: his entire reputation was built on wanting the kids to be more than students, more than athletes. he donated millions to the university. it is difficult for me to believe that he is specifically what was going on and then just turned a blind guy. i could be proven wrong. i tend to think, when you become that powerful, you become ignored the world around you in and things like this, maybe he did not know the extent of it. maybe he gave it to someone else to handle. i do not know for sure. it is hard for me to imagine a human being knowing what was going on and turning a blind eye, especially someone like this who has had such an exemplary reputation for 46 year

now back to you pam.am: now there are more than 40 tents set up at occupy oakland snow park encampment that 19, it has twice as many camps at the did prior to monday the invention had been encampment of frank ogawa plaza. one protesters says he feels that the oakland police will come and raid snow parkl any day now--snow park any day now. >> i think a big part is being flooded moving with the game there try to play and not so much trying to dig roots and say this is our part and we are trying to stay year. we can continue to be nomadic, we can allow for one ground to another the occupation is a movement. i think it is becoming hostile because the people choose to resist and the police choose to resist. it is a back-and- forth, this is a war. if we want to compare this jokingly to star wars, we have blown up the death star and now the empire is striking back. >>pam: oakley said although officers are is no park encouraging the campers to leave as soon as possible, no orders have been given for them to vacat

pam is off air nodding . >>pam: that is not true.ary: they are considered the nfl worst this year. >> i do not want our fans to think that the players are not aware and they not know themselves. they instituted their own bill for the football team. we have some things in place that it will help us get better in that area. >>gary: the chicago bears starting quarterback is out more than likely for the season. the raiders host chicago on sunday. mat had a great season, but his doctors did not win there for the mvp award goes to write and of the milwaukee brewers. you know, the stats are a little bit better but he led his team to the playoffs where camp did not want it out in force.--in the forth. now joe nathan has signed a 14 and have $2 million deal. he will be the closer for the texas rangers. now look at baseball. there is a new collective bargaining agreement one of the highlights is that the hgh testing will take place in spring training in the off- season and not during the season. so if you're going to cheat do it during the rai

>>pam: tonight at 8:00 p.m. we have new light shed on last week's occupy oakland protest including how one in jail protestor was treated as seen in the video. >> you have to see this we have new images involving an occupy protesters who looks like he was shot by the police. he says his name is scott campbell he posted this to you to get it was shot on over third just after midnight. did you see that flash right there, campbell said it was a rubber bullet that came from a police officer. we slowed it down so that you could see the shot. there it is one more time. campbell identifies himself as an anarchists. his twitter name and blogger name is angry white kid. if you take it this picture it appears that he has a bruise on his leg it appears that it left a mark, he posted a picture of his injury and looks to be on his leg near his knee where he was struck is certainly black and blue. >>pam: this is a veteran and he was a arrested after last week's strike in oakland his family argued that he did not get medical ca

>>pam: and mr.xecutive director of turn is also calling on jerry brown to replace members of the commission. mr. tony says that the regulators have failed to do their job and properly monitor the utility. they today the governor's office released a statement saying that it strongly supports the puc current commissioners. officials there did not turn our calls for a response. >>reporter: the new graphic images involving an occupy oakland protesters who looks like he was shot by the police. that is the shot right there the personnel posted it said that the video was shot just after midnight on november 3rd. watch as one of the officers appears to shoot a rubber bullet at the protesters. you will see a flash right there, and then you hear the protest of arriving, i will slowed down for you. now walked right in the middle section, you saw the flash and the alleged victim here, he did not say whether or not you wish--he was hurt, but he said he was shot after the general strike turned violent. >>pam: bus

oh. ♪ pam the-- >>pam: we now take a look at the storm that is flooding the northeast.ron4 news at 5:30 p.m. in grant lodes has the latest. >> at 6, or 7:00 p.m. there was normal food. there was pellet any water, the bathroom stop working. >>reporter: there is an investigation into jet blew for failing to allow them off the plane after three hours on the ground during the snowstorm. those regulations were adopted for a another jet blew flight back in 2007. >>pam: the airlines that do not comply with the standards that grant talk about face fines. so what we see passengers getting stranded like this? we talk about loopholes in this regulation. >> airlines are required to follow regulations that airports do not have any rules for them to follow. when one and not the other it does not amount to much. think of it as a pyramid. the department regulates people must be off of the airline after three hours but they do not have to let the stranded passengers into the airports. until of ports--until airports are required to let these people in, they do not have to. >> they have t

>>pam: we have charles clifford at the frank ogawa plaza with details.r: just after sunset this evening and in the pouring rain about 50 veterans along with occupy protesters marched right down the middle of broadway. they eventually reached the oakland police department headquarters were a brief attempt was made to enter the lobby, they were quickly turned away by officers in riot gear. >> a car for the police to obtain their own procedures in crowd control and management. >>reporter: a short time later the veterans held an assembly in front of city hall. this is a navy veteran jason was among those that marched this evening he said he came to show support for his friend, his friend was injured during a confrontation with the police and the affected groups want to send a message that they believe the use of force by police against protesters should not be allowed. >> we are marching against any kind of a brutal police force against anyone anywhere in the world. specifically the community of oakland and my friend who stood up for what he believes for pea

>>pam: is a team effort but you do all the sports.ly the fire if they give me all the money. but you know i am saying, when jim harbaugh does the it is not me, it is not me. ok jim, we would give you one fifth of what you are making and then spread it around. [laughter] >>pam: i do not the key means it that way. >>gary: now the 49ers, they are not a perfect nine and zero at level field taking on the minnesota vikings. no relation to randall text cobb and the packages roldan up. now aaron rogers' plan at a level never-before seen in the nfl. four touchdowns with zero interceptions, a 140 quarterback rating. the packers are a winner tonight in the nba basketball remains on hold and maybe now for the entire season after the players rejected the latest proposal. >> as a group of players after two years of making a genuine and conservative effort to try and close the collective bargaining agreement with our teams and with the leak, we have come to the conclusion today that that process has not worked for us. >>gary: you guys are shooting y

>>pam: coming up at 6:00 p.m.ers occupy the cal campus, we are live as the police put themselves in place to handle the protesters. >>pam: occupy oakland escalate into a yelling match. we are they're asking leaders called the protesters to leave frank ogawa plaza. we speak with a man that started all the screaming. and new concerns about occupy san francisco now that the annual ice skating rink has opened in justin herman plaza. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus get an hd-ready dvr dvr receiver included at no extra charge. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd

>>pam: thank you for the advice.ry: we will talk with nat barnes about what is going on with the lockout of college basketball is ready to go. they invited some people into taking a look at cal today. and the bottom line mike montgomery reportedly had been bladder cancer so he is ready to go and he is pontificating a little bit, you know there are 24 and in their early polls nationally. >> i was ready to practice on tuesday i was up, i did not even think about it. i just got up and the coaches were saying be careful. i just have to make sure that i get my rest. >>gary: that is fair enough. now one of the great happenings in recent bay area sports history, 2070 believe that the golden state warriors of state-- upset dallas? the warriors have been down for so many years in mark barnes is one of the key ingredients, i did not want to make him in paris. but the last time i saw you was on basketball wives. the talk about that? >> i have not even seen the show i do not know you are talking about. [laughter] >>gary: that is

>>pam: coming up the 6:00 p.m.port of oakland getting ready to shut down and the city is getting ready for the protests. >> officers are getting fed up with how mayor jean quan is dealing with the occupy protesters. >> and also bank of america not charging the $5 fee. what caused this? aim at the port of oakland. kron4 is live. >>pam: the oakland mayor is under fire from police and why the handling of the occupy oakland protesters have officers getting set up with the mayor. us >>pam: bank of america is something it's supposed to have the car seat. >>pam: it was fun on us ocean beach until a surfer sought a sharks. announcer: this is the kron4 news at 6:00 p.m.. >>pam: occupy oakland is gearing up for a big day of protests tomorrow. there are marches planned for 9:00 a.m., noon and 5:00 p.m.. each one will start at 14th and the broadway. the march at 5:00 p.m. will take demonstrators to the portable the group will attempt to shut down the port. they are encouraging people to do its work and students to skip school

[music] >>pam: tonight at 8:00 p.m. tensions are running high uc-davis that is after video of police praying student protesters went--with pepper spray when viral over the weekend. >>reporter: many are calling this another example of police brutality here is the video if you have not seen it, get a good look is all over the place. there is the can of pepper spray they are dousing that line of students that are seated, they are protesting peacefully. two officers and the uc davis police chief have been placed on leave. the school's chancellor is trying to hang on to her job. >> i really feel horrible for what happened on friday. if you think he did not want to be students in a university like we had on friday, i am just telling you that i do not want to be the chancellor of a university that we had on friday. [cheers] >>reporter: the chancellor was booed as she tried to sympathize with students that were calling for her resignation she says that she has to earn their trust. this comes after the police chief was placed on

>>pam: kron4 news that 8:00 p.m. is just been started this the dramatic video that shows the confrontation between an hour rob war veteran and the police during an occupy protest. will tell you how they are responding. and new information about the mysterious deaths actress natalie wood on the police say they are reopening the 30 year-old case. the thanksgiving holiday travel season begins will have a look at the scene said the airport and the latest conditions in a live report. >>gabe: the world first jet pack will be sold on the market finally, i am gabe slate in that is coming up in my tech report. record warmth will >>catherine: net lease murder site telomeres the honord hymana--r.j. is what friends call robert wagner. the actor released a statement saying that he welcomed the opening investigation. sheriff's deputies are vague on what prompted them to reopen the case saying that it was only substantial enough to make it to take another look to this case. >>pam: here are four facts that you may not know about nat

>>pam: j.r. is reporting live for us and after the police moved in early this morning the city of oakland kicked off a massive cleanup effort. here you can see some of the 80 public works crew members clearing the frank ogawa plaza of debris that was left behind by the protesters. police held the protesters back behind the barricades while the work was underway. maureen kelly was their but tensions arose between those for and against the occupy encampment. >>reporter: an angry confrontation between occupy protesters and one and that showed up to visit the show his support for the city's move to clear the plaza of tents it is the men in a white shirt that reads open across the front and this is what his hat read. he is a home owner and longtime resident that is fed up with the protests. as you can see he is carrying a break, he hoped to help to volunteer in the cleanup effort but he was kept on the other side of the barricade along with others who got in his face over his position. the man in a pl

>>pam: of course not. he is supposed to be a really nice kid and when i am that i would just come here and then go like this. i did not do of that. >>gary: of now he is a tough guy. >>pam: that is not being tough. i mean he has to be tough because the football player. >>gary: now give me the celebrations here, steve johnson just lost it. the new york jets beat buffalo but he was mocking what happened to plaxico buress the jets wide receiver who shot himself remember a few years ago and then he spent 20 months in prison and to johnson to his credit afterward said that he was sorry and that was stupid to make fun of him. he is also betting not to get fined. >>gary: angela will probably plays his last game on the farm he could come back and he is going pro. he is the offensive player of the year. david shaw as the coach of the year and at the heisman is what he is looking forward to. really quick, there it is the heisman projection. they predict a lot of winners. all right, we will take a quick and we comebac

pam, back to you in the studio.a town hall is still going on on the campus of uc-davis is meant to provide some answers after the uc-davis police officers were videotaped last friday spraying students with pepper spray. this is the tent encampment set up outside on the campus grounds. the chancellor said today that it appears that the lieutenant was not directed to pepper spray the students and that he acted on his own. she says the students if they choose to protest again have an opportunity to show the nation a positive side of their campus. >> i know that if you protest on monday which is your right, you will show california and the rest of the nation the best of uc- davis by doing it peacefully and respectfully. it is our senior opportunity after the horrible events on friday to show that this campus can expressed frustration and express our anger and do it in a civil way. >>pam: the schools police chief lt. pike and and another officer scene sprang to the protesters have all been placed on administrative leave.

>>pam: new details about the occupy scuffle.his all happen overnight on campus this is video from the scene. students stood arm and arm in protest against the higher you see to which and. that is when they see the police started swinging at them with batons. 38 students were arrested in a group representing the students say that the police attack was unwarranted and politically motivated. once again some dismal news is coming out about the home market this time a new report reveals the san francisco is taking a hit. a nationwide index shows that home prices are down 1.5% from august of 2011 and this despite some small gains over the spring and summer months. since september of 2010 prices this city are down overall 5.9% teresa estacio reports that real- estate experts say the following. >> here through out the backyard opens up. >>reporter: built in the 1920's this two-bedroom one back home in this quaint neighborhood is on the market for $599,000. this real-estate agent claims that years ago this home with on for a lot more. >>

>>pam: at 5:03 p.m.is election day we will take you where voters are deciding who will be the next mayor. also a smelly situation has people out of their home in concord. and the same firm that predicted that housing will burst in the bay area is predicting some good news, and just how much the firm predicts home prices will increase in the coming year that is all ahead. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus get an hd-ready dvr dvr receiver included at no extra charge. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest

>> i'm glad you asked that dave and pam. pam didn't really ask that but we will tell pam any way. it looks pretty good if you are driving in san francisco along northbound 101 up to the 80 split. not a bad drive. southbound 101 is also looks good if you are trying to get your flight down to sfo. these are travel days. we are keeping a close eye on all the airports. if something bad happens you will know about it. let's take a look at commute here. there is a little bit of a delay here. no major problems on the bridge. you will be waiting for a little bit. if you are driving in san jose, northbound 101 looks pretty good. off to a pretty decent start if you are driving on northbound 101. there is a minor crash reported. it is on the shoulder. a bit watch for it right there. you will see chp officers trying to clear it out of the way. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. a break until wednesday afternoon and evening. it looks like the next system is coming in. we do get low clouds around. fog. but cool, damp. temperatures around 40. i have seen some 39s. los gat

pam works in the garment factory. every now and then we'll have a little lunch break together. >> but on december 12, 2007, bob had to attend a meeting about 100 miles from the prison. >> well, it was about 3:00. we were going to shut down at 3:30. so i had my paper work. i thought i'll run it over here real quick and get ready for the next day. >> as kahanic made her way through the nearly empty factory, an off-duty inmate shipping clerk appeared at the door. >> he was inmate that everybody trusted. which i know you shouldn't trust any of them. but you have to trust them to a certain point, because you're working with them every day. >> the inmate said he needed to get something from one of the sewing stations. >> this was the machine. i reached down and opened the drawer just like this and he was standing like right with where you are. then he came right behind me and grabbed my wrists with his right hand and he showed me the utility knife with his left-hand. >> we heard some screaming, which we thought was like a f

>>pam: meanwhile j.r. stone was there as the shots rang out today just before 5:00 p.m. live from the frank ogawa plaza with the very latest. >>reporter: we were off in the distance on 14th street when the shots rang out. then we came down here to this area that is now roped off with yellow tape. these are some of the investigators in the distance, they're standing near where this man was shot. he was shot right by the poll that you see in the distance. a number of witnesses said the fight that did not start today this is something that started yesterday take a listen. >> i was in the immediate area i was like maybe 10 ft. away from the actual altercation. i was on my way to break it up. as it was breaking up that is when the shots rang out. it started off from a fight that happened yesterday, a one on one fist fight. that person who did not win in the altercation came back with a group of people explaining to that group of people that he had been jumped and when they came back, they came back with the sole purpose of finding that individual, or the individuals and to se

that's not a concern for pam krum.ronic recordkeeping at georgetown has given her peace of mind. >> it has helped me to relax and focus on wellness as opposed to treatment and medical records. >> you can see pam is doing very well. in fact, she's a mentor at georgetown to other breast cancer patients. another piece of advice from privacy expert pam dixon, get a copy of your healthcare records in whatever form and keep them on file. if there is ever an identity theft crisis problem, it is hard to get your records after the fact. also, after you access your electronic healthcare records, make sure you clean out or empty your browser, then reset it. to see the story again, click on buddy check 9 on wusa9.com. and if buddy check has made a difference in your life, i would like to schaffer your story. e-mail me at aroane at wusa9.com. >> great story. >> good to see pam doing so well because it is very, very tough. thank you for watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. monika samtani will have tr

i am pam cook. let's check in with steve for the chilly morning forecast. >> thank you, pam. we have mostly clear skies. a few high clouds working their way in. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we will end up with mostly sunny skies. here's sal. >> good morning. right now traffic is moving along nicely if you are driving on the san mateo bridge to the highrise. also this morning we are looking at the bay bridge and the traffic on the upper and lower deck is fine. >>> well, the votes are still being counted but it appears the three top races in san francisco from yesterday's election will all be decided by ranked choice voting. first we have the preliminary results from the san francisco mayor's race. ed lee is in first place with 31% of the vote followed by john avalos with 19% and dennis herrera with 11%. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty joins with us reaction from the candidates. >> reporter: we have learned that election officials have left city hall here. they will not be returning until 7 or 7:30 this morning. this is really an interesting race because for the first

we are being looking at northbound 101, that traffic is at the speed limit, let's go back to pam. >>> people living at the navel station are being advised to stay indoors this morning, jessica moran is here to tell us about the strong owed that is causing some strong concerns, here is more. >> reporter: we are just down at a school airs air mel triand -- airs elementary and it is posing no health threat but they are asking people to stay indoors. it is close to the sleep train pavilion and the pipe is owned by the refinery in row day oh. they reported the incident which lasted all through the night and according to the state the leak caused a 25 by 25-foot spill. workers were trying to depressurize that line 25 minutes ago and we are trying to see how much crude oil seed out. -- leaked out. jessica moran ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man accused of severely beating his mother is in custody. 9:00 yesterday morning, oakland police were still collecting evidence from the scene, the victim is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries but at this point we do not know the age of the mothe

. >>> good morning, it is thursday, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> and we will start with weather and steve paulsen. >> good morning mike and pam, patchy fog could be forming lows can be from 30s to 40s and 50s, hovering around 50 degrees, low for some, even a few lower 70s mainly towards the south bay here it is sal. >> this morning's commute looks good, at 6:00 let's go back to mike and pam. >>> we begin with another tense standoff, this time it is at the birthplace of the free speech movement... [crowd noise] this was the scene overnight, i am mans of pushing shoving and they are determined to start their own riot gear plant. live on the campus, alex, what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: well things are peaceful but student protesters are angry and tell me they are staying put here at the plaza despite that practice down, by the police of sers have violated university policy but as you take a look behind me, you can see several tents are back up and protesters are refusing to back down. >> we call protest we call protest... >> get back... >> hey, move back, move

pam, we can handle it. >> okay. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. >> we did get extra hour of sleep. i do feel it. >> what do you mean kinda. >> well, you know. >> it is 30s and 40s and fog out there. and after that. once you do set the clocks back, the days don't last long and it is tough to warm up. it will be dry here for a couple of days. here is sal. >> good morning, traffic on 80 westbound is moving along well as you set out to the macarthur bay. and the morning commute is going to be, at the toll plaza, looking good. once you make it on to the bridge. we will go back to the desk. >>> thank you. >> authorities in contra costa county. one was in clayton and one was in concord. there is a big question. >> they are trying to answer it this morning, kraig? >> reporter: two different cities. and the proke amity is close. we are on the border across from clayton road is concord. i spoke to a police officer who came out here and neither victim was injured. and it is the second description and both are similar. since

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this is ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. you for waking up with us. it's almost 5:30. we want to find out what the weather will be like. >> we have low clouds and fog around. we will end up with mostly sunny skies and a little warmer. a lot of 58, 59, and 60s in there. after the low clouds sunny but still staying on the cool side. here is sal. >>> if you are driving on interstate 80 or 880 or 580 the east bay looks good. if you are driving in san francisco, san francisco also looks good. northbound 101 coming up to the 80 split. northbound 101 traffic looks good as you drive to the towntown exits. 5:29 let's go back to dave and pam. >>> new this morning have to tell you about a heroic rescue from a burning car. tara moriarty is joining us live. she is at the scene to tell us about two things used to rescue the driver. tara. >> reporter: a cab driver and two other men used this pole laying on the sidewalk in order to free the trapped man. and then a police officer used his pocket knife to free the man. it all happened within

. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. steve paulson as your weather answers for you. >> thank you, pamela for the trust. dave, good morning. we do have mostly cloudy skies. temperatures mainly in the 40s. a lot of cloud cover. rain is still off of eureka and crescent city. increasing clouds today. highs in the 50s and 60s but you are good to go unless you are traveling late tonight and tomorrow. more on that coming up in five minutes. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. northbound 101 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. southbound 101 traffic looks good leaving the city and heading down to the airport. westbound 80 that traffic is moving along nicely heading out to the mccarthur maze. at 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> the occupy sf camp may be moving to a new location just in time for the holidays. ktvu claudine wong is at justin herman plaza. she is telling us about mayor ed lee new plan. >> reporter: pam, this encampment remains as it is here at justin herman plaza. you can see all the tents lining throu

it looks like clearing on monday pam. >> all right, thank you steve. another clash between protesters, overnight we continue to find the violence that erupted in oakland. >>> with all the questions... >> an angry outburst as reports of a third accuser surfaces who he says is to blame. >>> and heading to pleasantton and fremont, we will tell you more about the bay weather, stay tuned. . >>> overnight violence in oakland, at least 100 people to have been arrested. they fired tear gas at hundreds of angry protesters gathered at city hall. several people were throwing molotov cocktails at police. they had an ugly protest yesterday afternoon. kraig debro is live downtown and he will have an update this morning. >>> president barack obama is now in france attending the g- 20 summit, he spoke a few hours ago. >> the next thing to do is to resolve the financial crisis here in europe. >> he will hold a referendum on a european bailout package. a no vote would mean no bailout funds and it would put in question greece's continued membership in the euro zone. >>>