>> "occupy oakland" protester evicted again. a game of cat and mouse continues at the expense of taxpayers. good evening. >> they came, they occupied, and hours later they were evicted again. "occupy" oakland protesters set up a new encampment but police forced them to leave this morning, and some neighbors are saying good riddance. >> 15 hours, that's all it lasted. there were no arrested but it could be another long night for oakland police to make sure protesters don't take another crack at it. "occupy oakland" got to spend

exactly one night in the park next to the fox theater. shortly after 8:00 a.m., a line of 50 police officers advanced on the campers, giving them 20 minutes to pack up and get out. the demonstrators peacefully complied. >> they gave us some time but not enough time. it takes more than 20 minutes to break down everything. we had big structures. we did not want to leave a mess. >> a short time later, garbage trucks and work crews rolled up and cleared out what was left of the encampment. the land is owned by the oakland redevelopment agency. neighbors were glad police moved in so quickly. >> i fully support the right to protest and free speech. i don't support people coming in, tearing down a fence, and we had to pay for this police overtime, and this stuff doesn't come free. so, i'm glad they're gone. i just hope they stay away issue. >> reporter: this encampment was born last night when an

estimated 700 protesters trampled through a chain-link fence and took over the park. by morning the crowd dwindled to 75 people in 20 tents, a size police felt mansionable number to remove. >> people came across the street from the "occupy" tents and were throwing rocks at parked cars. some threw residents that were standing on the stairs over there. >> reporter: over at snow park, several dozen tents remained. after the city handed out notices yesterday to tell campers to leave immediately, and mayor quan said today is the last day. >> i don't know if that's tonight out midnight or whatever. i think we'll treat it like the other small encampments around town. mayor. >> reporter: it was quiet today at the plazay yesterday's

protesters planted a garden. >> in san francisco, police in riot gear raided the "occupy" camp in the financial distribution. this is not the main encampment at the plaza. this is at the federal reserve bank on market street. city officials told demonstrators they were camping there illegally. at 1:30 this morning police removed a dozen tents and arrested six demonstrators who refused to leave. >> they arrest you. you go to the jail. they cite you. you stay there for an hour. they release you they take our items and store them and we can get them back. >> civil rights leaders from the 1960s are expected to visit the "occupy" encampments in san francisco and oakland to support the protesters. >> alan: two uc davis police officers are on administrative leave after the use of pepper spray on "occupy" protesters there. >> the whole world is watching!

the whole world i watching. >> the campus police pepper sprayed and arrested 10 people. the stunts were trying to protect their "occupy" encampment on campus. the students and faculty are calling on the chancellor to resign. protesters surrounded a uc building forcing the chancellor to stay inside for hours. demonstrators stayed silent while officials left. the chancellor is pledging to ensure it doesn't happen again and is calling for a task force to investigate. >> the former b.a.r.t. police officer convicted in the shooting death of oscar grant will be back on trial on sunday. his civil trial starts tomorrow in an unrelated case of alleged police brutality. ken is suing the officer and others for allegedly punching and kicking ca roth theirs after

the called the officers laysy. lawyers for b.a.r.t. say he verbally abused the officers. this incident happened six weeks before mehserle shot and killed grant at the b.a.r.t. station. >> alan: a 19 year veteran was shot and killed on thursday after chasing a suspected bank robber. the officer's family made their first public statement this weekend, asking everyone to please show your respect by saying thank you to a police officer. a memorial continues to grow at vallejo police headquarters, and a fund has been set up to help his wife and three daughters. to find out how to donate to the fund at abc7news.com. >> a berkeley apartment building could remain offlimits for several days. the intersection where the building is located is closed to

pedestrian and vehicle traffic until the site is secure. a five-alarm fire swept through the building and displaced dozens of residents. >> alan: acknowledge breaking news. there are delays on b.a.r.t. tonight. the mission and 23rd treat station closed after an apparent suicide. b.a.r.t. is providing service on a single track to san francisco international airport and millbrae. passengers traveling into san francisco and east bay are likely to experience delays while b.a.r.t. investigates. >> all this rain is causing flight delays at sfo. if you're traveling, check the status of your flight. there are a few benefits to the wet weather. we saw a number of rainbows out there. our sutro camera looking north towards marin captured what appears to be a double rainbow. and look at this one. appears to be arcing over the

bay bridge. very nice. >> it's beautiful. >> alan: how long will the rain last? >> leigh glaser is tracking the wet weather for us. >> leigh: i saw the rainbow, too. most of the wet weather is moving out tonight. we gate couple of really nice dry days, and then it all returns just in time for thanksgiving. we'll take a look at the forecast coming up. >> also, alcohol test results are in for the driver involved in a fatal tailgating accident. >> a ban by the pakistani government involving texting there. the 1600 words that are off limits.

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>> police say the yale student what was driving a uhaul who struck a driver has passed a sobriety test. he has not been charged in the accident and an investigation continues. the driver's attorney says a mechanical problem caused the accident that killed a 30-year-old woman from massachusetts and injured two others. >> alan: 11 people are dead in a second day of clashes between

egyptian troops and protesters in cairo, and hundreds more have been injured. >> soldiers and police set fire to the protesters' tents and fired tear gas and rubber bullets to try to evict them. the protesters are demanding the ruling military announcing a date for the transfer of power to a civilian administration. the violence reflects rising anger over the slow pace of reform and the reluctance of the military to hand over power to an elected government. >> 1600 terms and phrases have been banned in pakistan in an effort to prohibit sexually 'specific text, called sectioning. -- sexting.

>> things aren't going well tonight for a supercommittee of lawmakers trying to reach a deal on the debt. >> we're not going to quit until the stroke of midnight. >> alan: a failure to compromise. lawmakers tell us why they can't reach a deal. >> will our thanksgiving be wet? leigh glaser has the forecast after the break.

>> alan: a self-imposed deadline to reduce the budget deficit is drawing very near and there's still no agreement. here's what is fueling the political standoff. >> reporter: listen to predictions of doom and failure. >> we'll simply continue to think as a country and risk a double-dip recession. >> just the political confusion and gridlock is enough to say to the world america can't get its act together. >> we're north going to quit until the stroke of midnight. >> that midnight hour comes

monday night when a supercommitow of a dozen lawmakers needs to present a agreement to cut the federal deficit by $1.2 trillion over the next decade. failure to do so triggers automatic cuts, slashing entitlement programs and pentagon spending in 2013. right now there's no deal. republicans don't like tax increases and democrats don't want to cut medicare. >> i blame the white house. >> the wealthiest of americans, those who earn over 1 mental every year, have to share, , too and that line in the sand we don't see any republicans willing to cross yet. >> the stalemate over deficit reduction could jeopardize america's credit rating and that's bad news for workers and businesses alike. abc news. >> time to check the weather. leigh, is the rain out of here?

>> leigh: you can see on live doppler 7hd the north coast and north of the golden gate bridge is clear, but still seeing some pesky showers rotating from east to west. near milpitas and saratoga. you can see the counterclockwise rotation, and just in the next 20-30 minutes all of this is going to be out of here. that low was sitting just off the coast and is pushing to the south, and southern california will get the brunt of the rainfall. check out the 24 hour totals. impressive. a quarter of an inch -- more than a quarter inch in most locations. over a half inch in san francisco, and over an inch, so a nice rain-producer as the area of low pressure started to move south near the coast overnight. showers will be ending tonight. watch out for the development of

some very dense fog in the valley areas. look for dry conditions the next few days, and then the showers will return as we head into wednesday night and definitely for thanksgiving day. temperature-wise, at the northerly winds move in, we're starting to cool down with 40s in fairfield. concord and antioch. 52 in san francisco and oakland. 53 in los gatos. this where is the counterclockwise spin it. you can see the showers as the low pushes an towards southern california, the showers will decrease. high pressure will build in for monday and tuesday so dry the next few days, and then this little guy right here is going to sneak in here wednesday night to thinking unthe clouds and bring us showers there and a wet day for thanksgiving. if you're traveling, getting an early start, the rain tonight will clear out tomorrow so 53 for los angeles, dense valley fog, central valley, fresno, foggy.

59 degrees. sacramento, morning fog, 59. 42 in tahoe, and rain on the north coast. here's a look at the lows tonight. 30s. watch out for the dense valley fog in the north bay. 48 for napa. 47 for san francisco. 38 for livermore, and 43 for san jose. the highs tomorrow, bring on the sunshine. of course, with the -- when the fog begins to lift, santa rosa warming to 58. 57 for san francisco. 60s for antioch and livermore, fremont. 60 in san jose. 62 for gilroy and watsonville, 59. the accuweather seven-day forecast, get ready. a couple of dry days monday and tuesday. clouds thicken on wednesday, rain developing in the afternoon in the north bay, and then across the entire bay area. thursday, rain, and may back up and include just some scattered showers. we'll keep you posted. but next weekend looks dry.

>> alan: the niners slashed their way to another victory. shu has the highlights. >> mike: as hard as it is to win pretty or ugly, we'll take the victory. these two teams do not like each other. it's become a great rivalry, and today was no different. it was physical, sloppy, and another ugly win, and we have it for you next in sports. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect.

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>> mike: 49ers hosting arizona in only their second divisional game this season. it was slow and sloppy but they finished long. brought their game faces. check it out. two kicks were blocked. keeps the game scoreless, stacks which i the niners dominated the first half. smith to davis for 27 yards. they get a field goal and led 9-0 at the half but come out firing in the third. smith, a san jose native, williams, eight yard touchdown. cardinal quarterback, terrible throw, picked off. niners forced five turnovers, three plays later, alex, lost this beauty to davis. 34th career touchdown catch for very non, -- vernon.

it's 23-0. the only points for arizona come on one of the greatest catches. larry fitzgerald somehow grabs this. niners win 23-9. now 9-1. >> it's a great win for us. but the players are the ones doing it. there's no such thing as a tough coach. these strong men, these guys are leading it. >> we had some momentum, got to capitalize on drives and on the whole thing. you got to score when you're in the red zone, so we'll get that cleaned up and go to baltimore ready. >> mike: they're going to baltimore on thanksgiving day in the harbaugh bowl. ravens up 17 in the fourth but the bengals nearly come back. on fourth and goal, the pass incomplete. ravens win 31-24. >> the raiders are in minnesota, and somehow they managed to win the game.

117 penalty yards for the raiders, including three personal fouls. adrian peterson makes them pay. 7-0 vikings, but peterson would later leave with a sprained ankle. that puts the pressure on the rookie quarterback. the raiders take advantage. great throw and catch. 10-7 raiders. after a vikings field goal the raiders get it back in the red zone. raiders up 24-7 at the half. to the fourth now. 27-14. leveled by henderson. knee drills him in the back of the health did heal feelings in all his victim quites. his extremities. >> vikings wouldn't go down. driving. last call, fourth down, ponder's pass is broken up by branch. raiders 4-1 on the road after a

27-21 victory. >> raiders get the bears next. phillip rivers continues to struggle. two more interceptions. this one by grant seals the win for chicago. after a 31-20 victory. >> at six, nascar sprint cup final, and what a final we had. >> alan: we'll be right back. c@s

>> alan: coming up at 6:00, a bay area soldier returns home. we'll have his homecoming as troops celebrate an early thanksgiving in iraq. >> the devastating homecoming for some nevada residents after the wildfire tore through reno. >> alan: maybe victoria secret to stick to making undergarments. >> they had a little problem with a college football t-shirt. the michigan state spartans t-shirt has hail to the victors across the front. the problem is that's the fight song of the michigan wolverines, victoria's secret pulled the shirt off its webs after the company learned about the the iy bitty goof. >> our next newscast is