what caused diesel fuel to flow from a research lab into a nearby creek -- that empties into the bay. a gooey mess. what caused the products to flow into the bay. protesters are vowing to shut down the port of portland. the problem these protesters have from other people joining in. more than 1,700 gallons of diesel fuel shuts down a building at uc berkeley, which had happen at the stanley hall where crews are still cleaning up the toxic mess. the clean up effort goes far beyond the berkeley campus. >> reporter: pumping out hundreds of thousands of diesel fuel from uc berkeley's housing

hall. the research lab and classrooms, where last night the emergency generators spilled over. >> it sounded like a bunch of lanterns that were just poured out basically. a lot of fumes, gasoline fumes. it gives you a headache. >> reporter: there are concerns that the fuel could head into the bay. they are all monitoring the spill. >> right now, the coast guard is watching to make sure that it doesn't go into the marine environment, where we are setting up the booms, different types of booms that will, if it does go, it'll block it and we can gather it from there. they are taking and monitoring air air samples.

the cause of the generator malfunction is under investigation. at uc berkeley, linda yee, cbs5. in a massive demonstration last month, the occupy movement managed to shut down the port of portland. this time they won't be welcome. >> what macaw is the coast coast's most powerful action, coming on november 2, when thousands marched and shut it down overnight. since then the movement has taken many hits. city after city has evicted campers, setting up tents. occupy plans another attempt to shut down the west coast ports, including the port of portland with some support.

children would still be exploited. we would not have health care benefits and the only way we got that was through struggle. >> they said the shut down is in part to show support for the dock workers, labor disputers. but the international president says that the union has not voted to support the shutdown. they said that support is one thing, organization from outside groups attempting to struggle, in order to advance the general idea is one another. it's not like they will get much support from their load. >> we don't want them monitoring it. what they don't realize is the more they occupy, the less money they will make. it is just so important to this country. our business depends on it. >> reporter: they pleaded with occupiers not to shut down the port. ed today, she hope to shut -- today, she hope to shut it

down. as does the trucker from utah says. >> they are not hurting these guys. they are only hurting us. >> reporter: she questions the tactics. and it is connected to more than 800,000 jobs across the country. a better tactic might be to get involved in politics. >> we need to find a candidate of their own and try to take berkeley away from good honest people. >> reporter: the port of portland has issued their own open letter. they said in loss revenue, wages, taxes, that the port says they are still feeling the impacts of the last shutdown. reporting live, don knapp,

cbs5. police in riot gear moved on in. one was pushed by demonstrators, but no one hurt. the trucks were loaded with confiscating belongings. it follows a stand up on wednesday when officers eruptedat the plaza and then backed off. one by one now, occupy camps around the bay area had been shut down. but quietly the occupy camp in berkeley has grown. as we explain, even the cities themselves are weary of going violent and drug use. >> each occupy movement represents and reflects the community and what they represent. >> welcome to occupy berkeley, the only remaining look. it was not always large. when started with a couple of tents in october has ballooned to around 100 after absorbing people from other occupy camps.

>> reporter: she used to camp on out there before san francisco police raided it last week. before that, the raid at occupy oakland. >> they came here. what we discovered that we were literally being invaded by a bunch of meth heads, crack heads, trucks? heroin he calls him an old -- he calls himself an old hippy. >> reporter: but these finding that things here aren't so peaceful. he even got heckled during our interview. >> that was at 3:00 to 4:00 in the morning. >> good, we love it. i love you. >> reporter: this camp is in a unique location. city hall on the other side. and it has been very disruptive. you probably can't use it. it's loud and dangerous, i

think. >> reporter: so he complained to the mayor. >> is camping there illegal is this >> it is. >> reporter: why are you allowing it? >> our city is basically a city that will be depositing into it. as long as, you know, there's non-violence, a protest that was contained and it was in this onefamiliar area and didn't affect anyone. we didn't have a lot of complaints until recently. >> but he sees the things changing. >> e we are becoming more and more homeless around town. >> reporter: afterall, the divide between the rich and the poor, the sustain for corporate greed is what it is all about. >> we're about reclaiming the terrain basically. >> and the city is too. in berkeley, cbs5. a woman tries to get away

and nearly steps on the live power lines. it happened at 2:30 this morning. the driver and three others, they all got away. it's not clear as to how they got started, but they were caught under the power line as well. boy, more than 2,000 people were without power this morning. they said no president since trueman has ever been re- - reenacted. the latest that has president obama at 44%. the president talked about the economy and the re-election campaign. >> reporter: president obama says he desuffer only fifthing the country, but you know --

president obama says he defuses anything in the country, but you know what, he knows what is going on. >> reporter: the biggest issue is getting the economy back on track. on 60 minutes, president obama said he doesn't think that the republicans have a solution. >> do they think that cutting taxes further, including on the wealthy, cutting taxes on corporations, gutting regulations. do we think that will be more successful? i don't believe that american people based on what they have seen never and they would work. he admits that they are frustrated by the high unemployment. but defends their policy. >> now, we did all the right things to prevent a great depression and to get the economy going again and to get

the job creation going away. it might take more than one term. >> yes, that's by the time the election has rolled on. i think it's possible. >> reporter: but if it does not drop, the presidential components are likely to use it to try to defeat him in november. randall pinkston, cbs news. >> and i'm one of the luckiest guys. >> yeah, lucky that he has both his legs. how the surfer believes he kept his legs from being bitten off during the shark attack. the strike rapidding -- ruin it or lose it. the brothers are forced to make changes to save their brewing company. their fun was beer that turned into success. we're dusting off the radar tonight to show you the light shower activity in and around

the bay. it doesn't look like it is a lot, but we'll take a look as to how long it will last coming up in your complete forecast in just a few minutes.

victims in court on tuesday -- as they prepare to testify former penn state assistant football coach could be facing his alleged sex abuse victims in court on tuesday as they testify for the preliminarying hearing. the former coach blowing the whistle on sandusky is now in doubt. >> reporter: the former assistant coach is among those expected to testify on tuesday. he told a grand jury that in

2002, he saw jerry sandusky in the locker room campus, sexually assaulting a young boy. he saw a boy, estimating to be about 10 years old with his hands up against the wall being raped by a naked sandusky. but today, a local newspaper report raised new questions about whether he may have told a different story back then. and the harrisburg patriot news quoting a source saying after the incident, he went to his father's home, where a family friend was present. they said that he reportedly said at the time that he heard sex sounds, saw a young boy, stuck his head around the corner and the adult arm reached around and pulled the boy back. and the paper said that he told the grand jurors that he asked mccreery several times if he saw anything sexual and he said

no. at his home today, a woman declined to comment. >> we're not opening up the door, good-bye. >> reporter: and his account could be important to the former penn state administrators. when mccreery told them about the incident, he did not report seeing actual activity. lawyers for the two men would see powerful evidence and the charges against our client should be dismissed. earlier this year, sandusky's lawyer said this about mccreery. >> it would be a shame. you know, it's what comes out of all of this, all he reported was, he feels uncomfortable with his kid playing around. and all of a sudden over years, he involved that into the sex allegations. >> reporter: if the information is accurate, it'll help his case. he said confirming everything that his client has been saying all along.

anna warner, cbs news. and stephen king the author, he would have been proud. the thrilling encounter with a shark. but it was another stephen king. this one a 51-year-old australian surfer taking in the waves. and out of nowhere, a shark jumped out of the water and came right for him. he was thrown in the air and suffered minor bite marks on his leg. his world, not so lucky. a nice size chunk taken out of it. >> i'm probably the luckiest guy on two legs at the moment. yeah, unbelievable. >> the scariest part of the whole ordeal was just hours after the attack. he spotted kids playing in the water at the same beach. no other a. they were flying from denver to los angeles when the right engine died. 125 passengers were on board and the plane was forced to

make land. they were relieved to be back on the ground. >> he made us feel very comfortable, although that everyone clapped when he did land. >> i guess. a spokesperson from united said the investigation is underway as to why the engine failed. the 34th america's cup race might be facing some rocky water. i it's a part of that area where the stance planning commission will consider -- that area where the substantial planning commission will be considering that area. how is it shaping up here? >> it's starting off on the wet side here. finally some rain is showing up on the horizon here. very light shower activity. but it will probably be there first thing in the morning for

your monday morning commute. and generally speaking, probably less than a tenth of an inch of rain for most locations. you'll see it moving across the bay at this area and weakening with a few lingering showers through tomorrow morning. then pretty much it's out of here as it moves to the south, off southern california. once again, we'll look for the clouds to continue to increase through the night, with widely scattered areas. and a slight chance of rain again on thursday. then we'll see the slight warming trend. nothing dramatic here as you'll see the overnight lows, warming up nicely. just a couple of degrees on up there to the low 40s, well above the freezing level for a change. mid to low 40s around the bay. now tomorrow night, the sky

will be clear it's being pushed back offshore, allowing these disturbances out of the gulf of alaska to parallel the coast. one is going by right now. heading to southern california where it will be first thing in the morning with another one that will be arriving on thursday. once again bringing the threat of some light showers down to north bay. so for the most part, it looks like a minor wave of precipitation here through the week as we see tomorrow, the center of the circulation will be moving off. take the clouds and rain with it. it will leave us with temperatures once again in the upper 50s to the lower 60s and moderate air quality across the eerie john. finally you're looking at a little bit of the mixing in the atmosphere after four to five days of bad air quality there. again, they are closer to the 60s in and around the in and around the bay. by thursday comes the next week

rainmaker to arrive. a slight cooldown as well and then we'll dry it out just in time for your weekend. we're playing catch up at this point and quite a bit normal for this i'm of the year. a little stretch here, but it's about time for some rain. >> yeah, hopefully the storm dorms will open. >> we really don't want you to see it. all right, wear el -- all right, beer sale is falling along the economy. how the brew brothers are turning a failed business into a great success. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad

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debuted on top of the weekend box office. but th the star-studded holiday theme romance new year's eve movie debuted on top of the weekend box office. but there's little holiday cheer in hollywood where movies only brought in about $77 million this weekend. that's the worst weekend in more than three years. and new year's eve brought in just $13.7 million.

the comedy, "the sitter," opened up at number 2. "the twilight saga," are at the top three. beer sales are down because of the recession, but they have crafted beer from small independent brewers that have gone up about 21% for the past three years. they found have group ofbrothers who saved their failing business by ignoring the standard business model. >> reporter: like millions of beer drinkers in america, these two gentlemen discovered in college they really enjoyed beer. >> not just drinking the beer, but what's behind the beer, the history of the beer, where the flavors came from and where we thought we would be able to take them. so they started their own firm in harrisburg, pennsylvania. they played it safe. but safe didn't sell. >> we're about five years into it. if we're going to go down, have fun doing it. so we started, you know, doing

beers that we really lovedwe weren't thinking about what would go well. we started having fun. >> reporter: that saved them. the customers loved the new year. by 2008, they reached a tipping won't. >> we couldn't make more beers, but we had the yes. now, they hired the sales reps and they watched their markets grow since. now, they are moving their award-winning brewery into a plant three times larger. >> we're definitely nervous. we have a lot of sleepless nights. today is the first day we're trying to get the new batch through the jailhouse. we're tweaking everything as fast as we can to make sure that everything goes well. >> reporter: the expansion is growing from 50 to 70 employees. and already, they have found a new formula that is eluding the other businesses. how to grow jobs in a recession. and according to the industry figures, they and the fellow craft brewers, they are all responsible for employing about

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game losing streak to the 49ers. raiders and green bay only 17 degrees. aaron rodgers to jordan nelson. rodgers had 221 yards to go along with two touchdowns. green bay wins 46-16 and they are 13-0. raiders playoff hopes in trouble. and still frustrated by last night's shout out. patrick sharp got the rebound and they blew 3-2. and the 7-2 cal bears hosted jackson state and boy did they continue to roll. second half, hey, gutierrezfishes to richard solomon. he proves to 8-2 and they will win 72.36. warriors are making news tonight. they have made an offer sheet to a center from the clippers. the onlier joe lewis. we'll talk about that on our game day show. >> are you smiling about this? >> well, you know. [ laughter ] >> we'll see you at 11:00 on

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