reporting live, david stevenson it ktvu channel 2 news. >>> -- david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> right now what you are looking at is the plaza in oakland. we are staying on top of it developments there -- top of developments there. these pictures were taking a couple minutes ago. protesters gathered there right now. the three university of california at berkeley graduates who were imprisoned in iran spoke out about their experience. this was their first west coast appearance. these are live pictures from news copper 2 in san francisco. well, we are having difficulty there with our signal. i am not clear what street that is. we have been told they will march up to civic center. >> there was confusion whether or not they would march because they were afraid police would move their tent city. first it was going to be canceled now they are marching down a street in san francisco. this comes during rush hour so traffic is impacted. it we could get our producer to confirm what street they are on we will pass it on. the protesters part of this "occupy wall street" movement which has

it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: freshman nursing student at stevenson university, zoey crumpton was in the other car. she died last night, as well. she, just a few weeks into her goal of becoming a pediatric nurse to work with children. >> just about 6 or 7 weeks into the semester and she was six or seven weeks into the beginning of her college years. >> reporter: police say benson was driving the suv northbound on broadway when it hit the eclipse crumpton was in. witnesses say the suv was speeding and detectives are looking into whether or not benson blew through a red light. police are not ready to assign fault to this crash just yet. both benson's passenger and crumpton's driver suffered only minor injuries. abc 2 news. >>> fredrick county police say they have arrested a man who illegally entered a hood college dormitory. morgan was arrested yesterday found hiding in a woman's bathroom in memorial hall. police say witnesses say he entered the halt and tween the bathroom. >>> he was convicted of murdering a john hopkins researcher. today john wagner was sentenced and jeff hager wa

tips from the public helped track stevenson down. investigators say they don't know the motive for the shooting. they're still looking for a second gunman. >>> a middle school is warning parents about a possibly deadly game that its students are playing. school officials and students at diablo say the fainting came has been played on campus. they're using various methods to cut off oxygen to their brain to get high. it can lead to brain badge and even death and the school is urging parents to talk to their kids. some don't see it as fun at all. >> i wouldn't do it. it looks stupid. you're out cold on the ground, at school, a teacher could see you. it doesn't seem good to me. >> now, the game is not limited to the school. the c democraticdc reports that at least 82 children have died from the activity. many have done it alone. >> the doom's day prophet predicts today will be the end of the world. harold camping says the final judgment period ends today and true believers will be rapured. previously he predicted a may rapure, but nothi

year-old julian benson was a student at morgan state and zoey crumpton had just begun her first year at stevenson. they were in separate cars but police are holding off on saying exactly who is responsible for the crash. >>> the man convicted of killing a john hopkins police officer was sentenced to life plus 20 years in prison. >>> president obama says us troops will be out of iraq by the end of the year. right now there are nearly 40,000 american service members in the country. there will be a us marine led detail. >>> weatherwise things have been very fall like today. some sunshine at times but also at times the clouds overtaking the sky. it has been dry at least and breezy. look at the wind gusts 20 to 27 today. temperatures now falling off through the 50s we go this evening under a varbly cloudy sky. your weekend showing sunshine around here. we'll talk about that, temperatures through sunday and a look at when we get rain again. >>> meanwhile tonight we are thinking pink and working for you with our call to breast health. if you have concerns we have experts standing by to answer all of you

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the message that occupy events is vary. in oakland the grads held in irang will be speaking about their experience. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in oakland where finding a message here is not easy. >> reporter: it is not a easy task as you said. the hikers will speak for the first time on the west coast. they will speak here at the plaza. they will speak about their time in iran. if you look across you will see dozens of different messivers. >>> -- mess messages. >> we are looking for work. >> reporter: but there are other agendas and signs that read housing is a human rights. stop police brew tally and support for medical marijuana. his concerns are about oakland. >> we believe they are justifications for the city of oakland to justify stereotyping. >> there is not one message but i think we are all here in all forms. [ singing ] >> rights, immigrant rights, racial justice all of these issues are linked and it's up to us to show how they are linked and tell the story what is happening to us. >> reporter: some say

swat officers arrested the 20- year-old paul stevenson the third.rs say they are still looking for a second person this are also asking for the public's help in tracking down witnesses or anyone who may have intersection. >> berkeley animal care is trying to find who shot a dog with a pellet gun 38 times. the dog lived. she was found in a parking lot. 38 pellets were in her. two other dog s were left in the same parking lot in march. one had pellets in her as well. >> also in berkeley the find of a rabid bat has prompted a public health alert. this is no halloween prank. >> the body progress -- is this big and --. >> reporter: gary saw the bat sunday in the backyard of his home. >> it was flying funny and swooping down. i didn't -- i had a -- i had the dog go inside. >> reporter: he said the bat dove into a bucket. officials determined the bat had rabies and issued a public health advisory. >> people should avoid touching wild animals. >> reporter: that was the third one found in alameda this year. that's the same number reported in each of the last

swat officers arrested the 20- year-old paul stevenson the third.nvestigators say they are still looking for a second person this are also asking for the public's help in tracking down witnesses or anyone who may have intersection. >> berkeley animal care is trying to find who shot a dog with a pellet gun 38 times. the dog lived. she was found in a parking lot. 38 pellets were in her. two other dog s were left in the same parking lot in march. one had pellets in her as well. >> also in berkeley the find of a rabid bat has prompted a public health alert. this is no halloween prank. >> the body progress -- is this big and --. >> reporter: gary saw the bat sunday in the backyard of his home. >> it was flying funny and swooping down. i didn't -- i had a -- i had the dog go inside. >> reporter: he said the bat dove into a bucket. officials determined the bat had rabies and issued a public health advisory. >> people should avoid touching wild animals. >> reporter: that was the third one found in alameda this year. that's the same number reported in each o

it is to find property that is -- that does not have high cost basis, which you can do on stevenson st.. to put in a dense building with smaller units that makes them more affordable. that is the big picture. we are trying to provide work force housing that is close to the downtown working centers and the financial district, the civic center. people could walk or bike to either of those. this is a very transit-oriented building. the six parking spaces that are shown in the plans are pre- existing. maybe they could be redesigned or the design could be improved. what i like to propose, rather than trying to figure out all of the little details of the design, is that we would be happy to continue to work with the department to take into account all of the comments from commissioner moore. president olague: there is a motion on the floor to deny the project. >> thank you. i appreciate it. i understand what you are saying, but i am inclined to propose a motion of continuous to take precedent to work this out. i know it has been continued once, but it would seem as though the changes are a l

the stevenson side is going in the right direction, but the rear of the building is still a little too rough. president olague: i apologize to commissioner moore. at a minimum, just out courtesy, protocol, we would prefer if people address the commissioners by title. we would try to do the same with the public. i could see how people get frustrated sometimes based on where the discussions go, but i think at this level of protocol or courtesy is what we would like to see. thank you. secretary avery: commissioners, the motion on the floor is for continuance to december 15, with instructions to staff and the project sponsor and the designer to continue to look at possibly a unit flight out -- unit layout design, exposures, quality of life issues, and the public hearing will remain open. on that motion -- [roll-call vote] secretary avery: thank you, commissioners, this item is continued. both components are continued until december 15, thank you. commissioners, you are now on item 11, case number 2011.0532, use of signs, building features, floor area ratio, parking, and compliance in speci

david stevenson. >> a carjacking, a crash, a kidnapping, and a teen in custody. fremont police say two teens stole a man's suv at gun point this morning. the man's 13-year-old son remained in the stolen car. it was later spotted by officers. there was a brief chase before this happened. the suv crashed into a pole. the 16-year-old driver and the 13-year-old victim suffered moderate injuries. the driver is facing a list of charges. the third teen wasn't found. >> the united states has kiss interrupt aid terrorist plot to kill a foreign diplomat on american soil and the attorney general said the iranian government had a hand in the scheme. >> plan alleges that it was thought of, sponsored and was directed from iran and is a violation of united states and international law. >> reporter: two people are accused of conspiring the military to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states. one suspect was arrested last month in new york. the others still on the run. united states officials say they considered blowing up a restaurant the ambassador frequented. the

the contract and pipe installation on new mcgovern, stevenson, to the lowest qualified responsive better to replace renewed aging water pipes. -- the waste-water facility alighting efficiency at no. friends the oceanside to replace aging high intensity lighting features with high efficiency light a meeting diode fixtures for a contract of $500,093. -- 500900 -- 5000 -- >> so moved. >> we have no speaker cards. >> all those in favor? >> opposed? the motion carries. >> the next item is regular business. discussion of possible action to authorize the general manager to enter into equipment lease purchases with bank of america not to exceed $8,291,070.87 in qualified energy conservation bonds and $6,600,000 in new, clean grenoble energy bonds for installation of qualified equipment in the office building project at 525 golden gate ave. and authorized legislation to the board of supervisors for review and approval. >> good afternoon. i am the deputy chief financial officer. i have a few slides, mr. secretary. we have two requests before you today bundled as one item. we have to capital financ

aloft at stevenson is only four feet, using a line drawing and not a working drawing. it is enough to say it is not 7 feet. the maximum area of the loft is limited to no more than one- third of the area of where it is located. all of the lawsuits appear to exceed that amount. in order to fulfil the function of being a bedroom. it raises a number of questions. the furniture templates used in this drawing are accurate to the amount of space you need for a sofa, a credenza, a tv, a chair, etc. it is the limitations of this building where you could potentially design a smaller unit. but the dimensions do not say enough to make it happen. commissioner miguel asked how you get a bed in here. it does not really allow for a bed. unless you have collapsible furniture in which to put in front of your door. i am being sarcastic, but it speaks particularly on the smaller units where are you -- or if you are in these houses, you are asking people to take a sleeping bag and roll it up and live with this new constrained condition that is not legal. that is one aspect. i do not have a

he's a 20-year-old paul arthur stevenson the third. and they're holding him on suspicion of three counts of murder. and they were in a car with four other people and for reasons we don't know near a sargeant ted henderson. >> we've worked this investigation since the shooting occurred. and have developed substantial information. we have arrested one person, there is still one suspect outstanding. and is described as a black male. and wearing a dark or dark colored sweat shirt. we're looking for information for him. and the city is offering a $10,000 reward to the person that assists us with finding him that will lead to his arrest and conviction. >> and police arrested paul arthur stevenson this morning with help from the oakland police s.w.a.t. team. he is still the suspect here in san leandro with police, expecting the district toush to file murd skbrer attempted murder charges but they're not saying what degree they expect yet. police are also not saying whether the suspect is talking. they have yet to reveal types of guns, plural u

for now, david stevenson. >>> the california teachers federation is working on getting more money from the people with extreme money. the statewide tax could help again rate revenue for schools. >>> a new report shows that california leads the nation for the number of people employed by solar panel acres and installers. there are four times as many solar jobs. >>> tonight people are in thailand to get the remains of american's soldiers back to u.s. soil killed in the core renne war. there is speculation that president obama maybe looking to use the knee goesuations about the nuclear program. >>> a new high-tech is being used to protect the kim tarry. the scanner can map out hundreds of tom stones. they hope to put in an under ground system. >>> mcdonald's is going to be a tv channel. they are going to show shows for specific unities. >>> the nfl says there will be no fines between jim harbaugh and jim schwartz. >> at 49ers head quarters, coach jim harbaugh called the headline making handshake unfortunate. >> i take accountable for my part in that. the thing that's, you know, you feel b

page stevenson did just that.a skype to tell us all about it. did you think it would go as high as it did? >> the balloon that i purchased, it had a maximum altitude of about 100,000 feet. i had seen videos before and it was definitely, i think it will, i think it will kind of thing. >> give me some nuts and bolts about the rig and what you did. >> i went down to the local party store and for about $70 got a couple of cans of helium. actual physical rig was about $12 worth of pvc pipe from home depot and the rope and that was it. >> how did the camera and the phone make it back to earth in one piece? >> there's a parachute under the blimp. >> for about an hour and a half it was biting our fingernails hoping it would come back down. it ended up landing in a farm literally in the middle of nowhere. >> duff a contingency plan? >> we put a piece of paper on there that said if it's found, please call. with a dollar sign with reward. hoping that people would not open the box with my phone in it. >>> that's it for our sh

paul stevenson iii was charged with killing three people and attempting to kill four others. prosecutors say they opened fire early krer this month. if convicted, stevenson could face the death penalty. >> this afternoon president obama will make a skik stop in san francisco to attend a fund-raiser. spoerts aren't the only one who is will grassroot him when he arrives. good morning, marla. >> jon, good morning. it's been less than a month sense president obama's last visit to the area. that was at a home in atherto. in today it's all about lunch here at howard and 3rd in san francisco. for now it's quiet. the president is scheduled to arrive at 12:45 this afternoon. it will also include a special performance by singer jack johnson. inside the hotel, the focus will be fund raising. outside the focus will be anti-war. the occupy movement and pro medical marijuana. again, hundreds are expected. they're upset with the recent crackdown statewide. the president spend yesterday and last night shaking hands and raising money in southern california. he dined with magic johnson and wil

. >> reporting live, dave stevenson. >>> the woman accused of embezzling money from a parent teachertion pled no contest. she was the president in san jose. she made $20,000 in unauthorized purchase purchases. >>> the latest technology is being used and getting better resultings. >> this is a pig. shorthand for pipe inspection gauge. this is a like a mole. >> we are using the technology to find defects in the pipeline. >> so row how do you get the device into the ground? what you do is go to the on and off ramps. >> a seven mile run on an 18- inch line. >> that was to be done today. but a tool, a probe, useed assure the pig doesn't get stuck canceled. >> we will get a quick indication of knowing whether we have a safe passage. >> almost immediately a bent was found. >> this is exactly when we want to find them. we can get in and repair the sections. >> so, they will dig up the section and then fix it. >> ktvu. >>> a clean up got started to the. crews are looking for small plastic fell lets the state experts say the pell lots can be toxic to wildlife. >> they are fine i tiny and they

david stevenson explains. >> reporter: san francisco mayor candidate says he is pulling annual neither with 24 hours of campaigning leading up to tomorrow morning. >> he. >> we are going through every communication channel, whether in local neighborhood newspapers, to the ethnic press, to using online media. >> reporter: it was aimed to encourage residents to vote early, either at city hall or with absentee ballots. >> lot of people on election day -- half the ballots in already by election day. >> reporter: political sciencist cory cook said it tends to favor moderates but the other factor is rank choice voting less than a month until election day candidates jocking for place behind ed lee. >> they are racing money on behalf of candidates. i think it'll be a sizable push. it's now time to vote. >> reporter: lisa porter manned phone banks and went door to door. >> we are doing, making phone banks every night, monday through thursday and then every other day we are walking out going door to door,. . >> reporter: a number of the candidates said they will be here at san francisco city hal

investigators believe stevenson opened fire on an suv parked outside a tattoo party outside a warehouset month. a 16-year-old was killed. investigators say they don't know the motive for the shooting, but they're still looking for a second gunman. public tips led them to the arrest. >>> in cue per tin know, a man with a fake beard walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller on wednesday, demanding cash. the teller complied and the man took off with the cash. it's believed he may be involved in several other bank robberies. take a look at the surveillance picture. 5'5", either eastern indian or caucasian. >>> well, fun and games, kids are passing out, some are dying. coming up at 5:45, the warning a bay area school is delivering to parents about the so-called fainting game. >>> mayoral candidates discussed how to improve the public schools at a public forum last night. it was sponsored by the teacher's union. 16 are running. if elected, they will have to influence the board of education that oversees the public schools. >> we're not educating your young folks to work in the very

stevenson matched a suspect sketch released days after the shooting. right now a $10,000 reward is being offered for the second shooting suspect. the police are not releasing much of a description. this morning pg&e is denying it put junk pipe in the ground. but they say state records prove otherwise. they found evidence that they installed salvaged or junked transmission pipe between 1948 and 198 # 46. many of those lines are still in use. that raises serious safety concerns. pg&e says it was common in past decades and pipes would be cleaned and inspected before being reused. they also say it's dealing with any risks posed by salvage pipe there is tu testing problems. this morning keeping an eye on after a fault line hit the bay area: the first quake happened yesterday afternoon. a number of aftershocks followed. the largest, a 3.9. thafts just after 8:00 last night. they've been watching this for more than 40 years now. they say of all the places along the fault, this is the most likely place for a pair of quakes. these two events are not an indicati

paul barber getting in front of the pass and makes the interception but not many highlights for stevenson today. up the middle for the 20-yard touchdown. the final is 48-14. >> i like the shell helmets. >> fashion sense was very nice. now if they could play better. [laughter] >> we have good news in the weather department. stay with us, right after the break. [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing. >> the presidential primary calendar comes into focus, the dates you might want to write down and special honor for the >> good news. tomorrow, will be another nice fall day and let's hope that the clouds hold off until later in the day. today, they came too early. 65 degrees is good. no rain in the forecast tomorrow. the ravens aren't playing tomorrow. later in the week, better chances for rain as a cold front moves in late wednesday into thursday. >> i can pull it off. >> see it again when you join us after notre dame tonight. i do lik

david stevenson explains. >> reporter: san francisco mayor candidate says he is pulling annual neither with 24 hours of campaigning leading up to tomorrow morning. >> he. >> we are going through every communication channel, whether in local neighborhood newspapers, to the ethnic press, to using online media. >> reporter: it was aimed to encourage residents to vote early, either at city hall or with absentee ballots. >> lot of people on election day -- half the ballots in already by election day. >> reporter: political sciencist cory cook said it tends to favor moderates but the other factor is rank choice voting less than a month until election day candidates jocking for place behind ed lee. >> they are racing money on behalf of candidates. i think it'll be a sizable push. it's now time to vote. >> reporter: lisa porter manned phone banks and went door to door. >> we are doing, making phone banks every night, monday through thursday and then every other day we are walking out going door to door,. . >> reporter: a number of the candidates said they will be here at san francisco city hal

david stevenson reports while protesters targeted wells faro, police -- wells fargo, police stepped in to make arrests. >> reporter: protesters slowed traffic and forced the bank to close its public entrances. >> a few people are getting very rich and meanwhile they're evicting people. >> reporter: the rally was inspired by the occupy wall street movement. >> we are the people in a low income community. we're saying enough is enough. we're fighting back. >> >> reporter: fighting back at wells fargo. the crowd jeers at employees. police arrested nearly a dozen protesters. >> this is absurd. i think there's probably a few people that have been wronged at some point, but i would wonder about personal responsibility. >> reporter: in a statement, a wells fargo statement says they recognize americans are demanding more from their financial institutions during the difficult economic times. we're committed to serving the needs of individuals and  businesses, keeping credit flowing and working to face the financial hardship s find solutions. protesters announced the end of today's protests. >

tattoo party earlier this month, but they're still looking for another person, 20-year-old paul stevenson iii was arrested in east oakland this morning. he's suspected of killing three people and attempting to kill four others. >> based on our investigation, stevenson was identified as one of the two shooting suspects responsible for the deaths and the shooting of three others after a party that occurred. >> police aren't giving mup of a description of the other suspect. henderson faces three murder counts and four faemted murder counts. >>> approximate many remember it like it was yesterday. the sky was filled with smoke. visible if from all over the bay area. it was one of the worst natural disaster in united states history. it happened 20 years ago today. the fire that ripped through oakland and the berkeley hills. the firestorm torched home at a rate of 1 every 11 seconds. 25 people lost their lives including an oakland fire chief and a police officer. nearly 3500 homes were destroyed. to mark the 20th anniversary, survivors and oakland leaders today rededicated the firestorm memorial

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> a group held a demonstration this afternoon against what they say is police brutality. the group showed off photos of oscar grant, harding and others killed by law enforcement officers. organizers say tomorrow they will hold demonstrations across the country as part of a national day of protest. >>> the city of oakland tonight has put occupy protesters on notice they must break up camp and the clock is ticking. christien kafton is live in oakland with the order handed down from city hall just about 90 minutes ago, christien. >> a little while ago, late this afternoon the city issued a new notice notifying the protesters they must leave. protesters gave us a tour of the occupy location saying the city has no reason to kick them out. occupy oakland moved in ten days ago, this afternoon the city issued a second notice saying the occupiers have to go. >> our goal is to have the protesters leave peacefully. today we put them on notice this will no longer be allowed. >> reporter: there's been reports of rats, violence. >> we're not breaking

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu. >>> two teenagers were hurt and a driver is in serious condition after an accident late this afternoon near san leandro high school. police say a woman was driving on bancroft avenue when she hit the two teens. her car then jumped the curve and hit a tree. the woman may have had some type of seizure or another medical problem. the teens injuries are not believed to be life threatening. >>> today crossing guards were helping students cross the street. guards will be present from 2:00 to 4:30 every school day in the afternoon. the district along with police and the public works department will offer their safety recommendations at tuesday's city council meeting. >>> a disabled man who was badly hurt in a fire in vallejo has now died. it's a story we first brought you live at 6:00. the man was just 39 years old. his name has not been released. officials say he called 911 saying he was trapped in bed when his mobile home caught fire. one firefighters suffered burns to his head and face during the rescue. investigators are still trying

they arrested paul author stevenson. it took place october 2nd as people left a tattoo party. a 23-year-old man was killed along with a 19-year-old woman and 16-year-old girl. the police are looking for a second suspect and offered a $10,000 reward for information. >>> a frightening scene plays out in front in front of a surveillance camera in front of a california liquor store. find out what happened and the reward offered in just five minutes. >>> new information on the chauncey bailey case. they released the report on longmeyer who was initially in charge of the investigation into the journalist shooting death. the report suggests he disregarded evidence implicating one of the men convicted in connection to the crime. he told us back in 2009 that the state investigators never interviewed local prosecutors who praised his work. the attorney general's office said it stood by its report. >>> michelle bachmann brought her fight to san francisco. she said america must regain the competitive edge in the world through free trade and lower corporate taxes. bachmann called for refor

the search is still on for another suspect. 20-year-old paul stevenson iii suspected of killing three people and trying to kill four others at a party in san leandroa a couple of weekends ago. he was arrested after police searched a warptd at his home. right now there's a $10,000 reward for a second suspect. but police are not releeszing much of a dripg in his case. >>> this morning chilling moments in the moments after the cupertino quarry shooting. we're hearing from those who survived the shooting and dialed 911 for help. >> you guys have any kind of quaff? any kinds of towels? >> no. police say the gunman, shareef allman was a disgruntled employee who went and started firing at the end of the rampage. three were dead. sheriff more injured. sheriff deputies shot him the next day in a sunnyvale neighborhood. >>> this morning east bay parents are hoping it's a hoax. three schools in concord will be swarming with security because of a message. >> this afternoon we received a fletenning letter, via tax from an unidentical individual indicating they would shoot students at concord high

talking about working with al pacino, stevenson got, sean penn, brian de palma, what does it take to be an artist? how would you continue with all of the ups and downs? what is the point of it all? is it a success, fame, finding your own voice? tavis: what is the point of it all? >> i went back to what it was at the beginning -- self expression. i was not in it for money or recognition. self expression. after while you get perverted by the same and the niceties. you want it off. this show got me back to that. i want to be a part of the process. i want to be on stage and give back. that is why the show got to be as a raw and rich as it could be. tavis: i was talking about this notion of self expression. i am all for self expression and yet i wonder if we're living at a time where people have gotten caught up with self expression, where everybody thinks they have to express everything the -- everything they think and feel and the evidence of it is social networking. social media. everybody feels they are entitled to self expression. there are no limits. people put everything out there.

david stevenson, how a woman who is being called a freeway hero is, is honored today. >> god bless you. you will always be in high heart. >> reporter: they were strangered eight days ago. today, they met again for the first time since that accident. >> i prayed the whole time as we were -- as i was getting him. please nothing else happen. i am glad you are standing and i am glad. i am just really grateful. >> thank you. >> reporter: williams an adult daycare center worker was driving her 5-year-old daughter to school on southbound high 101 in san francisco at 5:00 a.m. last week when his tanker truck and two cars crashed along the highway. he patsed out as fire engulfed his truck. williams stopped her car, ran down the highway and pulled him to safety. >> all of us that wear the uniform and have the training are in awe of what you did last week. >> reporter: williams family joined her at city hall as the mayor presented her with a good samaritan award created just for her. >> everyone is call are proud of me. i am grateful for that. >> reporter: he was grateful for her intervention as

in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> the phoenix, arizona area escorted a big victory by securing the super bowl 2015. super bowl 49. the biggest game will be held at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, the same facility that hol hosted in 2008. that game brought a half billion dollars to the phoenix area. >>> another big milestone in the renovation of the memorial stadium. here is a look from news chopper two and putting into place the final sections of the new two story press box. it will provide sweeping views of the bay and the 321 million-dollar stadium renovation is on track to be finished by next fall. uc berkeley students, faculty and staff were vaccinated as health officials try to stop the largest ever mumps outbreak on campus. nine cases have been confirmed and 35 others suspected. hundreds were vaccinated at today's clinic and another scheduled for friday. the cdc says it's providing the university with extra doses of the mumps vaccine. >>> authorities are investigating a bomb scare. it happened around 11:00 this morning. the principal says a man told a security

david stevenson joins us now. he's live with word that some vendors are worried that the protests could hurt their bottom line. >> reporter: occupy members say they are uneasy with this move. >> you are out of order. >> reporter: occupy san francisco members angrily addressed mayor lee about this weekend's confrontation between protesters and police. >> since he publicly says he supports what we're doing. on sunday night he had the ultimate authorities to call the police officers off and did not do so. >> reporter: let's be clear. long-standing laws on the books that help keep our streets and sidewalking safe do not interfere with the right to peacefully protest and occupy space. >> reporter: camping on the plaza is illegal under the city code. though the city is in talks with occupy sf members about the encampment. >> we have filed for a permit for the space. we're not sure if we're going to get that or not, but we've at least filed that. >> reporter: that is not good news for some vendors who have permits to be

more from rogers farm in stevenson. >> fall activities like picking pumpkins are not only a great way to pass the time during the season but is also a great way to help support local farmers. >> jeff and his children are back for another year of fall tradition. >> like to come out when the weather gets nice a couple nice weekend and play around outside and have the kids run around and jump on the hey and run through the maze. >> my favorite part was taking my very own pumpkin in the second year and i liked going in the tea partiee. >> but they aren't the only ones taking advantage of these iconic fall activities. this is the start of the tourism season in maryland and business is already booming here at rogers farm. >> we bought a couple pum kins to carve and then apple crieders. >> we have lots of families couples, lots of people pick out pumpkins, go in the corn maze. >> maryland's 231 agra tourism farms generated $7.3 until in 2007. not only is visiting these farms a fun time but supports local farmers. >> it's important because for so many farmers this helps close the gap for the

from future for future and gauge ones in the arab world here to offer some answers is professor stevenson is professor of politics at the university of san francisco and a contributor to foreign policy in focus professor welcome. thank you for joining us there was heavy nato involvement in this one hundred this tie into the arab spring. strikingly different thing for the arab spring has been the people themselves are dealing with people themselves largely through massive non-cooperation more and more than consider it a legitimate authority break will too by withdrawing support calls housings regimes to collapse but in arms and bring in outside assistance and sense it's. it's going to very different kind of. rebel pocket libyans want to be gone as much as a consumption ethan's one of their respective dictators gone the entertainment from the outside a make that makes it hard and many ways to claim the revolution through areas that would have been better if if gadhafi had been captured alive and if so why or if not why are they wasting the tab to see how serious the new leaders are in terms

david stevenson tell us police say it shows two men caught on camera. >> reporter: police say the theft wednesday happened in a matter of minutes. >> the most expensive items is all gone. >> reporter: this clerk declined to give her name but she told us that two men entered the store wednesday afternoon, when they exited she says a display case fill with the store's most expensive items was missing from this window. >> seven bangels, expensive white gold and all the big diamonds around the bangle. >> reporter: this surveillance tape show it is first suspect outside, followed moments later by the second suspect. he turned when he heard the clerk screaming at him. >> i fell, i sprained my foot. >> reporter: the video was caught by this camera outside of o' dulles. >> it's important because now we have a look at the suspect. >> reporter: the same camera caught this man stealing a sketch from a near by art gallery. >> even little thing, like bicycles and stuff. people come in here and say, hey see if your camera caught that guy. >> reporter: this comes after merchant talk about building a t

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> good news tonight for giant's fans. injured catcher buster posey is getting back into playing shape. he has begun live bullpen sessions. this comes after he suffered a season ending leg injury during this home plate collision back in may. posey's progress is a few weeks ahead of schedule. the giants have set november 18 for him to catch full bullpen sessions. >>> and bill is here in a few minutes with how much warmer it'll be. >>> a republican meeting in the bay area might seem rare enough. but find out who packed into this room to sit with >>> eight republican presidential candidates met again tonight. mitt romney tried to separate himself from the other more conservative candidates suggests he would be willing to compromise to fix the economic crisis. >> at the same time you know that good democrats and good republicans who love the country can find common ground from time to time. >> one thing i laid today was to put 1.2 million americans working in the energy industry. and you don't need congress to do that. >> repo

new accident in fremont southbound 80 at stevenson slow traffic in the area.drive times, 4, 580 out of the central valley there's that 80 commute from carquinez, it is a grind. >> thank you both for your hard work this morning. that's it for this edition of the abc7 news. >> we'll be back with an update at 7:24. follow us on twitter. and we leave with you the sky 7 live picture of the scene in the cupertino hills. we'll continue to follow that >>> good morning, america. and this morning, she is home. >> my family's the most important thing to mgh

paul stevenson iii is expected of killing three people and trying to kill four others at the party. police say he matched a suspect sketch released days after the shoolting. he was arrested yesterday morning. right now a $10,000 reward is being offered for the second sho shooting suspect. >>> the united nations wants an investigation. nato wants to figure out how to end the mission in libya. and there are more questions now after the death of former libyan dictator moammar gadhafi this morning. tracie potts is live with details. before we get to your report, we want to point out some of the images may be disturbing. >> let me reiterate that. these images show the moments just after gadhafi was captured by rebel forces. he was found in a drainpipe. he was unable to pull the gun because he was so dazed. he was shot at one point, and then eventually killed in the gunfire. there were celebrations in tripoli. in washington president obama saying we went into libya and did what we said we would do. now questions about the nato mission. what will u.s. role be? we spent $1.5 billion there.

david stevenson is standing by with the growing concern concern of growing hate

david stevenson tell us police say it shows two men caught on camera. >> reporter: police say the theft wednesday happened in a matter of minutes. >> the most expensive items is all gone. >> reporter: this clerk declined to give her name but she told us that two men entered the store wednesday afternoon, when they exited she says a display case fill with the store's most expensive items was missing from this window. >> seven bangels, expensive white gold and all the big diamonds around the bangle. >> reporter: this surveillance tape show it is first suspect outside, followed moments later by the second suspect. he turned when he heard the clerk screaming at him. >> i fell, i sprained my foot. >> reporter: the video was caught by this camera outside of o' dulles. >> it's important because now we have a look at the suspect. >> reporter: the same camera caught this man stealing a sketch from a near by art gallery. >> even little thing, like bicycles and stuff. people come in here and say, hey see if your camera caught that guy. >> reporter: this comes after merchant talk about building a t