arrested in oakland. it's the nonviolent day and it's not over. they're is a lot of look up the standoff between police and protesters. officers have arrested several protesters. >> there have been tensions from the start of this today with some occupy oakland protesters writing online even before the demonstration began. they were responding to bottles and rocks with smoke bombs and tear gas. >> by evening occupy oakland demonstrators left for other areas. they attempted takeover of the kaiser center. instead they marched to 19 can telegraph, an inner-city condo and apartment complex. police moved in behind and box

them in an allergic vacant lot. as tensions mounted the group pushed through the fence and brand around police and headed for the street. moving at will through the city with police behind them, they made their way to put it fourth and broadway. force the doors and made it inside the ymca. >> so we got at total rough estimate of about 100 people being detained and possibly being arrested. >> they made their way into the building and trash things as they went. an american flag was burned out the door. this evening, the mayor, and top administrators and police said enough is enough. >> occupy oakland has got to stop using the oakland as its playground, and people in the community and in the occupy movement have to stop making excuses for this behavior. >> it's not in lawful protest

by any means. these people gather with the intent of him lawfully entering the building that does not belong to them. >> police from several other committees including the police office were on hand to help out but had problems staying ahead of the protesters who moved at will through the city. >> they have lost no momentum and it seems like they have lost no interest in trashing oakland. >> left out to the protest in oakland. so far it doesn't have been arrested and others have been detained by officers. protesters promise to weekend of action as they look for an new home occupy. we will be monitoring the situation and will update you with any new developments. of course, if you want the latest anytime, log onto our

website cbssf.com. new information tonight in the murder of an oakland couple. the couple was found in their car outside their home. tonight authorities say 15 -year-old moses come he killed his parents. police have been to the home earlier in the day after our call from the coworker. at that time nothing appeared out of the ordinary. police went back after our second call and found the couple. and police are asking for your help to find the teacher they stabbed and killed april. the victim died at the scene and was 15 years old. she and the 19 -year-old suspect, nine -month-old baby. the suspect is defined as henry leon. he is from oakland, and anyone with information is asked to

call police. to take off for the primary is tuesday. tonight could be of big boost for one campaign. >> newt gingrich picked up on major endorsement in west palm beach. >> i hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse new gingrich for president of the united states. >> former republican presidential candidate herman cain threw his support behind gingrich saturday night. speaker gingrich is the patriot, and being rich is not afraid of bold ideas. >> came as the tea party. he came in nine points behind in the latest survey. but the former speaker of the house says he's only one who can be president obama in

november. >> if we number nominate moderate we are in trouble. they have thrown a lot of punches leading up to tuesday's primary. florida is the key state, 50 delegates are at stake and the winner takes all. in panama city, romney questioned how effective gingrich will be based on his past leadership. >> -euro-sign for ethics violations and ultimately had to resign in disgrace. you cannot rewrite history. >> despite the fact he trails in the polls, he says this campaign will not end here. the gop hopefuls have three more days to make an impression on florida voters. >> late developments tonight in another candidates campaign. rick santorum canceled his events tomorrow morning to be with one of his children. his three-year old daughter is in the hospital due to eight

genetic condition. iraqis stand up for the san francisco 49ers is charged with driving under the influence. police arrested off in smith last night and he is due in court tomorrow. he was the seventh overall draft pick at the university of missouri last year. during his first season he had 14 socks, of franchise record for the linebacker. in the statement, the 40 niners say, we take these issues very seriously but we will reserve further comment at this time as this is an ongoing legal matter. an 81 -year-old woman who was detained and may have been sexually assaulted is in critical condition tonight. richmond police say workers are car tire company on san pablo avenue found the victim when they opened the store this morning. right now police have no leads on the suspect. in other bay area headlines, san jose is retreating in its

fight to regulate medical marijuana. the city passed an ordinance last fall that could have closed 90% of the city's clubs. it also required clubs to grow on marijuana on site but san jose's mayor says the law is too unclear. they will now only target clubs that are causing trouble. in san francisco, fire battalion chief's suv crashed into the taxi while responding to call. i cap driver and passenger were heard and taken to the hospital. they are trying to figure out what happened and who's at fault. but deadly crash in central valley and it involved of light rail train and an suv. it happened in south sacramento near the root bridge station. this is all that is left of the black nissan pathfinder suv. four passengers were inside

and, man and woman and child died. >> we were in the back car, and we didn't know we had her car. but the way the train bounce, and one side to side. then the kids in the back look out the window and you could see the car flipped over. >> 50 passengers were aboard the train. 17 were injured and the cause of the accident is still under investigation. >> people are afraid to go out, they think they won't come back. >> at church fighting federal crackdowns. >> and lots of roadblocks and slowdowns for commuters this weekend. >> and our spring like weather pattern will continue through the day tomorrow with cooler temperatures on tap for the beginning of the week. we will take over cable forecast details coming up in just a few minutes.

than six thousand illegal immigrants in the past few s here in the bay area. it's in the name of securing ou of federal immigration program has deported more than 6000 illegal immigrants in the past few years. it's in the name of securing our communities. now the catholic church is fighting against the crackdown. the church says it's about dignity. >> climate of fear has developed among the immigrant community. >> in st. mary's cathedral they stood up against federal and the christian crackdown that has led to tens of thousands of deportations. >> people are afraid to go out

because they are afraid they will come back. >> they require local bloggers to share information on people they arrest with the federal government. the goal is to deport criminals who are here illegally. >> it looks like the latino population particularly has been unfairly targeted. >> they are pushing the state bill which would allow the government to opt out, something the santa clara areas have been trying to do. these people are hoping his point of the push from the higher power. >> in in our case we are part of the body of christ. all human beings have all right to those dignities. >> there is some skepticism. they say that the catholic church loses sight of it is you can't be charitable with other groups resources. the majority of people here

illegally are from latin america and primarily catholic. this is the way for the church to punch the clock. >> people are here, they professed our faith and we need to care for them. >> the trust act was put on hold last year after passing through the senate. he's hoping the gatherings like this will push it through to the governor's desk. christina aguilera paying tribute to etta james. hundreds gathered for the memorial service. she died last week of complications of leukemia. she was 73.

hundreds came out in the layout to honor the life of avon officer. they hit the road for about 29- mile trek from alejo through vacaville. teesside was killed in november. the walk was to raise money for his wife and three daughters. he was the great officer and the great person. >> the walk was followed by dinner at the mission church. if you are out and about be prepared for some delays. there are series of closures in the market and church area due to the rail replacement project. part of church street is putting drivers on short lines following the normal routes. some high school students stumbled upon the man stuck in the muddy river for days.

students were on the field trip when they heard the man calling for help. they counted the deep in the muddy water. the student said he sounded disoriented and rescuers used the police system to get him out. >> he stated he was out there for five days. he was extremely cold. we had to bring out the blankets and hot packs to try to initiate some warming procedures. >> turns out the victim is the homeless man who lives near the river. he is wanted on the felony warrant for assault with deadly weapon. police plan to arrest him after he's released from the hospital. of large eucalyptus branch broke off and hit two cars, totaling one and injuring the driver. dangerous santa ana winds are causing havoc. gusts at 70 miles per hour in some areas and irish writers are on high alert.

meteorologist ken bernard joining us now and, it seems like we have increased spring all of a sudden. >> we did have some yucky weather but the storm offshore breeze prevails across central and southern california, and the offshore breeze will continue through the night for clear, dry and cool conditions. humidity is low tonight so nobody in the morning. temperatures will bottom out in the mid and low thursday, 30's. but according trend to take us through the beginning of the week. nothing dramatic, just a few degrees cooler or most of next week as we continue with our dry and mild weather pattern. looking for overnight lows that bottom out in the north and

east bay. upper 30's and low 40s, tomorrow eyes will be slightly cooler. we see a few more making their way, and the wind shifts to more of an onshore breeze. the tail end of this frontier will bring with us like chance of showers into the north bay but i doubt if we will see much in the way of any rainfall activity there as we look for this brief disturbance to clear the area. more clouds showing up tomorrow and the rain will bypass us to the north and we will see just glancing blow of some moisture in the big guy through early monday morning. another weak frontal system across the region but temperatures tomorrow expected to drop in it and low 60's for most locations, upper 60's for some of the former spots. in the water we will look for low 60's at the beach with the cooling trend continuing

through the weekend and stabilizing around the low 60's range. a few the disturbances to clip the area, no rain expected to just increasing cloud cover through next weekend as we continue our dry and mild spring like weather pattern through the week and probably into next week. rainfall numbers, we made up some ground last week but up brief bit of winter, but we are still well below normal and have always to go. >> oakland mayor jean quan took part in the chinese new year celebration today but the celebration was as much about her as it was about the new lunar year. hundreds came out to the pacific renaissance club to take part in the ceremony. performers rang in the year of the drag and complete the additional line dance and

drums. she is the first female asian- american mayor of any major us city. it gave people their chance to show support for her who is facing the recall effort. they are the titans of tech and they've been ordered to court. why companies like google and apple are accused of conspiracy. ,,,,

following this developing sy all night. only a few oc another lie look over oakland today. we've been following this developing story all night. only a few occupied protesters remained at the plaza. for the past $10 ticket office is busy as they try to occupy buildings and vacant lots. at least three officers were hurt and we will have more on the protest tonight at 11 on cbs five. silicon valley companies applications for attracting top talent. but tonight, google and apple is accused of preventing those employees from leaving. >> at issue is whether some of

the titans of tech including apple and google conspired not to hire each other's employees. the company settled that antitrust complaint but now the employees are seeking damages. their lead attorney argues that the alleged conspiracy kept workers salaries artificially low. they stifle competition. >> they are definitely putting the interests of the company ahead of their employees, and that's fundamentally wrong. >> according to just-released court filings and e-mail leaked from steve jobs to google executive schmidt, jobs writes, i would be very pleased if your recruiter department would stop doing this. google's response, or recruiter would be fired.

please extend my apologies as appropriate to steve jobs. >> these were agreements that were hatched and implemented, spread and concealed at the highest levels of these companies. >> another document reveals that some executives accountable with any arrangement. in an e-mail to steve jobs from the then see all of palma, they said they will not hire employees regardless of the other companies desire this wrong but illegal. any allegations of grand conspiracy are impossible at best. but if the case games action status, the damages could be hundreds of millions of dollars. >> bay area football fans still smarting over last weekend's loss. but there is the new team for us to cheer on in the bay area?

>> yes, hopefully they will get into the tournament this year. they go on the winning streak on the road to provo and, could tiger woods start off his year with the wind in abu dhabi?

sixth straight conference wn and seventy fourth straightn e clock... at stanford when 74-71 in overtime for the 60 sixth straight conference win, at 70 fourth straight win at naples christian. the head coach randy bennett did with the broken thumb. clint seidel blackstone for threes in the first half. and 80-66 for their 11th

straight win. paris blackwell had career- high, 26 points with an 84-74 when to get back to the west coast conference. tiger woods has moved back on the leaderboard in abu dhabi. issue the bogey free round bidding and tied with water clock at 11 under. maria shure popa came up short in her bid. the senior bowl in mobile, russell wilson rolls out and hits marvin jones for the game's first touchdown. it was the cal receivers on the couch. and tomorrow you have fantastic quex. >> that's right. you get to meet the new faces on the team. and i've heard a lot of them. it should be a lot of fun.

they will have all that on game day. >> but does it for eyewitness news at 10. but what do you with one last look at the occupy protest in oakland. demonstrations have been going on all day now. police expects to make about 100 arrests. and remember, the news is always on at cbssf.com. goodnight. ,,,,