new this morning. protesters at occupy oakland get a notice to vacate from the city. so far it looks like business as usual this morning. i'm christie smith. coming up in a live report. plus chaotic moments on tape after a gunman opened fire. we'll have the 911 calls just released. and did you feel them? a cluster of quakes. could this next big one be around the corner? the experts will weigh in. a live look outside in morning. it's friday, october 21st, this is "today in the bay." well, good morning everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> happy, happy friday to you, scott. good morning to you at home. we have a really good looking weekend ahead. you can see here from the

satellite radar, nice clear to start you out. we are going to see dense fog develop in the north bay. our temperatures will be warmer. i have the forecast coming up first. let's check the drive. we have an accident out there, right? >> right. this is a minor accident. it is affecting the onramp to 680 and potentially the merge ramp. clearing the scene. getting in towards san jose and the 680, 281 interchange. we also have construction in the area, scott. so i'll give folks ha better look at that and the south bay coming up. >> occupy oakland campers got an eviction notice. christie smith is live in oakland with more on why and what could happen next. good morning? >> good morning, scott. happy friday. i spoke with a couple of protesters at the perimeter this morning. i asked them about the notice to vacate. they said they're very aware of it. they got it last night.

i asked what they were going to do. they said, it is what it is. it looks like the same number of people that were out here earlier in the week. late last night a notice to vacate the website. the city administrator's office. after ten days the city can no longer stay there. now, the notice mentioned a couple of things, including a growing rat problem because of all the food out here and violence. threats and intimidation. it mentioned one instance where emergency personnel were even denied access to the area to treat an injured person. so bottom line is that protesters will be allowed here between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. but no tents or overnight campsing is allowed.

when police might enforce this is unclear. but i can tell you that protesters have people stationed ats all the corners around here at the plaza. i asked a couple if they had seen oakland police come through since the notice was posted. they said no. i asked if they had any plans to leave and everyone just shook their heads. that's what we have from here reporting live in oakland. back to you. >> and how are they treating you? i know there are reports they turned largely against the media? >> just kind of indifferent this morning. they respect really saying a whole lot to us. they kind of just answer with yes or no but don't really engage in conversation. they made it clear earlier in the week they didn't want our cameras up there where people are camping. one person mentioned that he would break the news cameras if he wept in there. but this morning a lot of people are sleeping. it's fairly quiet. not a whole lot going on. just more than interest in us

there are these people stationed at the corners. they have their eye at oakland police rather than us. this morning young men behind bars in connection with a triple murder at an east beta too parlor. 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 school this morning. we take any threat seriously. above all we want to maintain a

safe campus for all students. >> concord high school, el dorado middle school will be tightly guarded today, though some parents aren't taking any chances. >> so i'm not bringing any of my kids to school tomorrow at all, whatsoever. i don't want anything to happen to them. >> i just think it's a hoax. some of the kids are playing jokes and taking it too far. >> this is the third school threat in the east bay. last thursday a threatening e-mail was sent to another school. police determined that was a hoax. on friday a 5th grader in walnut creek received a racist death threat. this morning keeping a close watch on the hayward fault. the first quake happened in the afternoon on thursday. a 4.0.

sesmologists not surprise. they've been watching quakes in the area for more than 40 years. they say all the places along the hayward fault. of all of them this is the most likely for a pair of quakes. they emphasize the two events are not an indication of the big one. >> it's not common. it's not very unusual. so it's not reason for undo alarm. and people just need to get prepared for big one that will eventually come in the east bay. >> we spoke to plenty of students who reported feeling it in libraries. the hayward fault runs under memorial stadium. the oldest stadium in the bay area and as we speak. it is closed for retrofitting. it will be opened next year. bart stopped its trains for a short time for safety inspect n

inspectio inspections. so far no damage and no injuries as a result of those. the trains are running on time this morning. scientists are breathing a sig of relief. they did not find any oil in a sunken tanker. it sank in 1941 off the central coast of cambria. more than a week of high-tech imaging and drilling into the side of the doomed tanker confirmed the sunken 32 oil tanks only holds sea water. let's check in with christina for a weekend forecast. >> see the otter taking a nice back ward swim? it's going to be a nice day in the city. we have nice weather into the weekend. we'll see the stun come out just like we did yesterday.

our temperatures are on the cool side this morning. 45 in napa, for instance. 46 in novato. your temperatures are running a little bit warmer this morning. 58 in sunnyvale. you're holding onto 55 in san jose. that will be the same through los gatos. 71 in oakland. not shabby there. you'll be in the upper 70s by the second half of the weekend. great beach weather on the way. then our focus turns to the potential for fire weather next week. high pressure moving in, setting up that offshore flow. we'll see the wind pushing from land to sea, warming up on the way. so we're looking towards a couple of fog-free days? the city. more importantly, very dry weather. so we're watching for fire safety through next week. we'll keep talking about that as we get closer. we have the seven-day outlook coming up. are you still following a crash in the south bay? >> we are following it for the last time. it has cleared from the incident reports. southbound 680. all lanes have cleared.

there is construction 101 at 680. that transition ramp will be affected. at the bottom of your screen you see construction at 85. but my main concern is highway 87 getting over to 85 that will not reopen for the next few minutes. you should have a clearly marked detour there as well for the next few minutes. and we don't have the roadblocks like we did over the past few mornings. oo smooth drive into downtown. the southbound side may see construction around fruitvale. >> can you lear me now? the cell phone company that scores a victory against san francisco lawmakers. will the celebration be short lived? and the billionaire watch d around the clock?

why mark zuckerberg is under 24-hour surveillance. and why the innovator rejected surgery that may have saved his life.

welcome back to you. we'll check in with mike. san francisco's controversial cell phone radiation law will not go into effect on tuesday as planned. the city is delaying the stasht date until a federal judge rules

on the cell phone industry's request to block the law all together. cell phone stores were supposed to put up posters like this one, hand out fact sheets warning people about cell phone radiation. it's the first right to know law that targets cell phone. the cell phone companies say they were alarmists and based on opinion and not fact. the apple cofound e refused to go through surgery that could save his life. according to the official biographer, he refused the surgery for nine months, even though his family begged him to do it. by the time jobs eventually decided to go through with the operation, the rare form of pancreatic cancer had spread. facebook creator mark zuckerberg, the world's youngest billionaire has quickly become one of the most recognizable

faces in the valley. now he's hiring a round the clock security company. he hire ads 24-hours per early in security team to protect him in his new home. zuckerberg has had to deal with stalkers getting too close. this year he took out a restraining order against one man who was harassing him and his home and at facebook headquarter ls. the new security team will probably keep away pesky reporters as well, like bob redell, who posted a like sign on zuckerberg's front gate when he moved into the house a few months ago. this morning we're learning the recent hack on the the nasdaq may have been more serious than previously reported. for more on that and other news before the bell, bertha coombs at cnbc head quarters. good morning. >> good morning. the big news today we were going to have a deal by sunday. the real comprehensive plan on the debt resolution.

now they're saying a second summit meeting on wednesday. we keep pushing back the date. so that's what people will be watching here overall after france and germany continue to wrangle over how to do the deal. yesterday they closed up 37 points. the nasdaq was at 2598. with not much economic news we're going to continue to watch those heads lines. we've also got learnings from general electric.

we have groupon offering more information on the ipo. last spring they were talking about evaluations in the neighborhood of $20 billion. now more in the neighborhood of $10 billion. they're going to price it between $16 and $18 a share. i sent that out on twitter. maybe you can get an offer to buy one share and get others at discount. maybe some spa treatments. >> he is so strange he may do that. move over 408. heres the 669. silicon getting valley is

getting a second area. they just approved the 669 area code for the new telephone customers. so current customers do not have to change economisting phone numbers. but everybody's dialing habits will change when you call any number with the 408 area code. you'll have to dilg area code plus phone number. the new area code will be given out starting november of next year. i hate that ten-digit thing christina. i can't think of the last time i used a land line. even my home phone. you mess up the zero and have to start again. >> start all over. if you have an 8 or 9 it will take you a while it's going to be cloudy to start off your friday. the sun will come out. we're looking to a gorgeous second half of the day. high pressure is moving in. 45 degrees up in napa. let me show you why.

we have really thick fog up there this morning. less than a quarter mile visibility from santa rosa to the napa valley. we have better visibility down south. as we head through the next couple of hours we'll watch that. 71 later in oakland. can't beat that. 76 in fremont. 79 in san jose. we start to get warm inland through the next couple of days. high pressure is going to set up driving the winds from land to sea. we do have the concern for fire weather. we're watching for the gusty winds next week. temperatures are going to be warm. it's going to be breezy and dry. if you have interest, stay privy to the forecast. the next few days, 88 in san jose on sunday. that's going to be warmest day in the extended period. tuesday into wednesday, gusty winds. starting to get more of the marine push.

the onshore flow by thursday. a couple of dry days. i'll be here all weekend long doing the morning show. the you're waking up and want the weather report, i'll be here to give it to you. back to, scott. will the raiders new quarterback be the starter on sunday? they are buzzing carson palmer will be taking snaps, even though he hapt suited up since january. coach hugh jackson saying he's not any a rush to make a decision. now if palmer does start sunday, he will go head to head with his former college room meat. they roomed together while playing at usc. both palmer and castle were recruited to play at usc by the current raiders coach, hugh jackson, whos youed to be assistant coach for the trojan ls.

palmer was his best man at the wedding. the man who wrote the book on propofol takes the stand in the case against michael jackson's doctor. the allegation that he's calling crazy. and celebrations in the streets of libya overnight as a violent dictator meets a violent end. new details on his full-time moment and what his rise and fall means for the u.s. and scott we just missed the construction crew you talked about. just cleared the golden gate bridge. but i have an issue with aclos freeway clanose towards another bay area bridge. hey, your high speed internet here, at home...

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just past 2:30 in the afternoon tripoli time. we have new information about the death of moammar gadhafi. the video we are going to show you is graphic. rebels say they found the libyan leader in a sewer pipe in his hometown of sirte. there are tl he is in the foreground with the long hair. they moved him to a truck where he was shot in the head by crossfire between his supporters and government fighters. gadhafi reportedly begged for mercy before he was killed. in libya people celebrating in the streets well into the night. some leaders worry they could capitalize on the cay yosk. but nato is expected to declare an end to the campaign any time now. we're listening to the bbc reporting libyan leaders may hold a secret burial some time

today. this morning the desk will begin the -- this morning the defense will begin their case in the trial of the dr. kon rconra murray. yesterday he called the defense claim that jackson gave himself a fatal dose of the drug, quote, crazy. schaeffer told jurors he would be alive if he was given the proper medical care. let's check with marla. she's in the newsroom with what's ahead this morning on "today in the bay." good morning. >> good morning, scott. good morning to you at home. we're watching the occupy oakland protests this morning. overnight campers received an eviction notice from the city. more on why and how the campers are reacting this morning. plus, why protests like these have earned san francisco a dubious national distinction. also, you say le-mons and

they say lemons. bob redell is there live with the lemon sears pointless event. come along for the ride. >> bob does such a great job in covering those sorts of things. speaking of cars breaking down, let's check in with mike. >> none in the report right now, scott. but we have the freeway they're keeping from breaking down and a closure for eastbound highway 4. that closure will continue for just about a half an hour. that's going to be westbound. the commute will kick in for the antioch rout. 67 is where the "l" street sensor is. and off the the bridges with a little construction north of there. 780 approaching 680. back to you. >> thank you much. "today in the bay" continues in a couple of seconds.

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new this morning, protesters get a notice from the city that they need to leave. we just spoke with protesters and skds if they are going to. i'll have the answer coming up in a live report. plus, bracing for more aftershocks. after a cluster of quakes in the east bay. and pg&e slams a report that accuses the company of putting junky gas pipelines into the ground beneath our homes and businesses. it is friday, october 21st. this is "today in the bay."