breaking news this morning. it is the final straw for the city. >> protesters right now bracing for a possible police raid this morning. police issuing a cease and desist order for the occupy oakland camp. so far we can report no movement from officers. >> we have team coverage on the ground this morning. christie smith scene bob redell are live in oakland. but let's first check in with christi. last the latest there? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. tension is really building here this morning in downtown oakland. within the last 20 minutes or so we saw police show up here and, if you can see that car down

there, that's the fremont police department. some officers in riot gear standing there. they are still a block away at 14th and franklin street. if we can pan the camera around, you can see what's going on here in the intersection at 14th and broadway. demonstrators have been here 2:15 this morning. so far they're walking around talking about what their plan would be. they tell us they hope to remain nonviolent. we really haven't seen riot police move in on them on foot. they're saying at this point they want to remain peaceful but we're hearing people yelling and walking around. just a sengs of confusion.

the city served three eviction notices on the encampment. we're seeing people in raincoats. some have swim goggles on. some have shields up in case police moved in. i spoke with one demonstrator this morning about how she's feeling about all this. >> i'm nervous. i went back home and talked the to my daughter. she's 9 1/2. she's scared. mommy, don't get arrested again. i feel strongly that i'm in more danger of staying away than i am being here. i just believe in this movement. >> and back here live it looks like the demonstrators are heading west down 14th street towards clay. there's a federal building over there. a lot of demonstrators have on ear protection or are carrying

ear protection. some asked if i had ear plug ls. they're hearing oakland police might use a loud screeching sound as a tool to get the crowds to disperse. we haven't seen any of that. the crowd is moving west away from u.s. that's the scene here. >> good morning to you, christi. we're a block away for you. we're seeing the police presence. we're seeing not from oakland pd and other agencies as well. the officers have the armored truck and the wristband they use for handcuffs. they're from hayward. if you come over here this is an entrance to the plaza where the tents have been set up. you have police officers with riot gear on. they have batons. it looks like perhaps that's a bean bag shotgun.

as far as them going in and moving people out. that's not happened. right now it appears they're trying to establish a perimeter. it looks like a sanitation truck in the middle of the road. they're trying to stop traffic from coming in and out of this area. once you're in this area, it is certainly an area where you have free range. we know at the arena a lot of officers we saw this morning were con gre grating. we haven't seen the mass influx yet. certainly not what we saw a few weeks ago. but right now police are here. they're setting up perimeter. what's going to happen after that, certainly not clear. there are a lot of people out here. you were mentioning this, christie. you can say there's tension or a lot of anticipation as far as how this is going to go down. in the meantime, back to laura

and jon in the studio. >> thank you very much. we'll check in with you and christi throughout the morning. first let's go and check with mike. >> with all the pictures there, all the people on the roadway, 14th and broadway, we're going to watch for that. also 14th between clay and franklin. right around that area. those are all closed. basically a three-block radius. also just in, we have the 12th street city center station closed nor the bart system. bart will travel on that tlin through the area. they will not stop at that station. 12th street city center is closed for the time being. the trains are going straight through that area. actransit.org for the latest on that. we'll following the closure and

activity. back to you. the iraq war veteran seriously hurt during last week's raid on the occupy oakland encampment is out of the hospital this morning. there was an update on his google plus profile this weekend that says, quote, i'm feeling a lot better with a long road if front of me. you'll hear more from me in the near future. he had to be pulled to safety in the middle of the class after he was hit in the head with some sort of projectile. a chp officer is in the hospital. a gunman is dead after a shooting on a highway near sacramento. the shooting happened during a traffic stop in elk grove. the chp officer was approaching the suspect's car when the driver shot at the officer several times. the officer was hit, but he did return fire, killing the suspect. the wounded officer is now in a

sacramento hospital. he is expected to be okay. transportation officials are investigating a muni bus crash that killed a man in san francisco. the accident happened at the intersection of 5th and mission street around noon yesterday. the man was wearing a security guard uniform. he appeared to be on his way to work when the bus hit him. firefightered used wooden planks to free his legs, but he died from injuries at the hospital. the bus driver is placed on leave while the official investigation begins. the power of the eastern bands in 2006 and 2007. the paper says it discovered he falsified the tests and did not check to see the testing gauge

was working properly. >> three other projects, not the bay bridge. >> the individual worked on the bay bridge before falsifying data. wove gone back and reviewed all the work that individual technician has done since 2004. we've also gone back and reviewed all the tests done on the bay bridge to ensure the magnitude of the problem we were dealing was limited to the big structure, and it was. >> an expert we talked to said there are redundancies in the design of the bridge. even if mistakes by the technician were made, the new span is safe. there are no structural problems with the eastern span. time for a look at your monday forecast. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning, christina. >> good morning to you. we have fog this morning. that could potentially stl lly down in places like santa rosa. less than a quarter mile visibility. it's cold as well.

we're in the 30s in some places. 39 in novato. elsewhere you might not need the jacket. 51 in san jose. we're headed to a relatively comfortable afternoon. no rain showers, nice and mild temperatures. you might need to keep the sweater on throughout the day. we'll stay nice and dry at least through friday. then another storm system comes up. first let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we have an update with highway 24. reports of a tree down over farthers of the freeway. the slow lane is affected by the down tree. that's westbound. your commute direction coming off the walnut creek interchange just past the central lafayette exit. light volume. no slowing at the scene. we have activity in downtown oakland. i see this impacting bart. the station is not open. here's all the protesters as

well as police on the scene. and, of course, our reporters are following that as well. we'll also affect transit coming through the area. we end with the golden gate bridge a clear view here. the north bay may be a different situation. allow a little extra time. back to you. >> thank very much, mike. >> appreciate it, mike. it's 5:40. italy has a new prime minister taking on a troubled economy. take a look at how the change in leadership could affect the markets this morning. plus, the child sex abuse scandal of penn state continues to unfold as two former administrators head to court. >> and the shakeup in the republican presidential race as a major contender takes a major hit in the er and anothoos. >> and another cool start to the morning. 4:40 right now.

welcome back, everybody. that is a live look over frank ogala plaza. protesters are placing for a possible police raid right now. we're following all the events and happenings out. there christie smith is reporting out there as is bob redell. we'll keep you posted throughout the entire morning as things progress. the child sex abuse scandal surrounding penn state university program heads to a courtroom this week. the former vice president and former athletic drek thor will be in court facing charges they lied to cover up allegations of child sex abuse by former assistant football coach, jerry sandusky.

sandusky is currently facing 21 counts of abuse against eight young boys during a 15-year period. he has denied all the charges. a young man who claims he was a victim is at the school at penn state. hear from his attorney coming up on "the "today show."" the u.s. supreme court could decide if it will hear a case challenging the health care law. only three appellate judges who reviewed the law decided it is unconstitutional to require all americans to have health insurance. they announced they will hear the case from florida. the largest and broadest challenge to the law. the republican presidential field is shifting now. rick perry has lost half his support after last week's debate blunder. 52% now think he should drop out. the pull puts mitt romney, herman cain and newt gingrich at

the top. >> we're kind of going through cinderella trying on the slipper. >> for the most part, people are just beginning to tune in. >> well t chair of the republican party admits it koun well into next spring or later before their party finally as a clear front-runner. >> italy's prime minister stepped down and a former anti-trust supervisor takes over in hopes of stabilizing a country on the brink of financial disaster. brian shactman joins us live from cnbc world headquarters with more this morning. europe may still be in the driver's seat. they're trying to rain in the country's debt problems.

he is tasked with forming a whole new government there. he is facing protests in par limb other budget cuts. asian markets were up overnight. europe is lower at this hour as well. earnings from jcpenneys, lowes and home depot. president obama is urging congress to bite the bull let and make the necessary compromises on a deal to cut the u.s. deficit. the bipartisan superer committee is charged with find budget cuts. republicans reluctant to accept tax hikes. they won't accept cuts until tax increases are on the table. failure to reach a deal triggers

automatic spending cuts. the korean automaker buying five ads to air before, during and after the game. they've seen huge sales growth in a lackluster market. the company has 5% market share. and inlists say they've done better. and it's about $3 million for 30 seconds. so they are making a big bet on this year's super bowl. >> time to check in with the weather. kind of a rainy and cool weekend. >> we're going to get a break. it won't last all week. for the most part we'll stay dry and mild through thursday. enjoy it while it lasts. temperatures are going to be pretty warm. overall warmer than yesterday.

a nice, clear afternoon. but we do have fog to get through first. 49 in sunnyvale and 51 in san jose. as we head throughout the morning hours, we'll lose the fog relatively quickly. we stop the clock at 6:00 a.m. pretty good amount of valley inland fog. looking really good. nice and clear across the bay area. 62 in los gatos. seven-day outlook is good for the first part of the week. temperatures climb all the way through thursday. temperatures staying nice and mild in the 60s. up to 67 by wednesday. then showers roll in thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. just in time for the weekend, ufrl, yet again. if you like dry weather during the week c getting to work wille easier.

back to you guys. >> the stanford football team is dropping in the bcs rankings. we'll look at the latest poll. >> plus the city of santa clara is moving forward with plans for a new 49ers stadium this week. some wonder if it's just wasted money. what they're saying is coming up. and public transportation could be hit with another price hike. what muni wants to do to stay in the black. >> and 880 is moving up towards oakland. because of all the oa oakland activity. you see transit and bart will be affected. i'll give you the latest coming up. hey, your high speed internet here, at home...

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welcome back, everyone. this is a live look at the occupy oakland movement. a lot of people crowding out on the street. the calm before the storm. the protesters bracing for an anticipated police raid. there's been an e-mail sent out. we'll keep you updated. we have two reporters live on the scene. bob redell and christie smith. san francisco's muni is meeting today to discuss proposals to raise fares and drive up costs. their trying to close a two-year budget deficit of $80 million. parking tickets could cost a few

extra dollars. now in addition, the agency considering right now adding another 500 to 1,000 new parking meters around the city. the san francisco 49ers is one major step closer to building their brand new stadium in santa clara. city leaders expected to approve $10 million on tuesday. that will support after five-month project. critics still doubting the 49ers in santa clara will find the remaining funds necessary to build this stadium. they say if the stadium never gets built the city will have wasted the money. the entire cost is estimated at $1 billion. the 49ers could make their playoff dreams come true. they host ed eli manning and th

new york giants. smith blocks the final pass of the game to secure 27-20 win. the 49ers are now 8-1 for the season. a disappointing weekend for stanford football. the fourth ranked cardinals dropped to ninth in the polls. stanford sustained the first loss of the season against oregon saturday. it was billed as the biggest game in the university's history. they're now fourth in the bcs stanley. occupy oakland movement, we're going to stay on top of that. possible bart closings. >> because of the activity there at 14th and broadway we have one station directly affected. we have the 12th street city center station that is closed by bart. what that means is trains will go through the station. you cannot enter or exit at any

of the station entrances there. and you can use the 19th street station nearby. bart is traveling through the area, just not stopping at that station. ac transit on the surface, obviously affected as well. go to actransit.org. they have pages of possible impact there. we are following westbound 24. a tree is down across the slow lane. sound like there will be activity at the scene. light traffic there as well as southbound 680. approaching highway 4. they're removing metal debris. back to you. i guess you can say this is not your average foot race. san francisco hosting a one of a kind obstacle course this weekend. >> men's health and magazine designed the race known as the urban athalon. more than 3,000 people took to the nine-mice race this morning. courses included a taxicab and bus hurdle. and the at&t park stair climb. pretty good.

similar race has been going on for five years. we're switching gears drastically here now. taking you live to oakland where it looks like they couldn't to set up. police are now arriving very close to the scene of frank ogala plaza. they are aiding the police expected to go in and clear out the protester this is morning. >> the white vans have just pulled into the area loaded with police officers. they are structuring some form of a game plan to go ahead and start to move towards the frank ogala plaza to disperse and peacefully remove the protesters. the protesters are sending out e-mails. they've been bracing for this since late saturday, early sunday morning. most of the teams of police throughout the bay area where are congregating at the arena earlier. and now we see them arriving very close to the scene.

we have two reporters live on the scene. christie smith and bob redell, who were at the raid that happened in late october. >> back on the 25th. >> so we will continue to cover this live. we're going to take a quick break.

breaking news this morning where occupy protesters have been gathering. live pictures from overhead this morning as it is a very troubled scene out there. we're, of course, going to bring you the very latest in live reports. >> we have team coverage happening out there right now. bob redell is out there as well as christie smith. let's take you to the streets and listen in. let's go ahead and keep it here. we'll check on weather before questiwe get out to the streets. >> let's get to business as usual quickly. we know you want to see what's ha