closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm kristen sze. hundreds are marching religious leaders have now joined them in the occupy movement protesting big banks and wealth inequality. they are hitting several locations expect a widespread traffic impact. amy what is happening? >> reporter: they aren't just wandering aimlessly they've, targeted spots, jpmorgan

headquarters on mission street this is where they are on their way to. right now the group has may it to market street. their first stop was going to be at the federal reserve building. they will be hitting other banks, wells fargo and the bank of america and goldman sachs. they are going to perform a prayer or ritual at each location and march to the next one. video shot, they created a bowl to illustrate the bible verse about not worshipping false idols looking like the bull on wall street. it will be carried by men in suits to look like businessmen. the clergy represent a range of religious -- religions and communities from protestant, muslim, vacaville to santa rosa. 170 clergy members were confirmed today. it looks like they had a great turnout. the sf protesters say they were happy to see them.

>> i think it is wonderful! i think we need more stuff like this. we need to connect with all aspects of the community, especially parts of the people like this. and i know occupy doesn't try and stand for any political or religious persuasion, that's fine this is a multi-congregational, multi-faith delegation. >> we are creating our own version of a lobbyist for the core and -- for the poor and middle class. we don't have a lobbyists, our representatives have expensive lobbyists coming and speaking their issues. we are lifting our voices getting their attention. >> reporter: here's a quick map of the spots they will be hitting. financial district downtown san francisco, the wells fargo montgomery and bank of america on california and goldman sachs headquarters on california. there's a live picture right now on mission street almost here to the jpmorgan chase

headquarters. religious leaders say they just want to push peace and justice. they are hoping to change people's perspective of these protesters. they don't want them seen as a fringe group of anarchists. they want people to know theyy y they are lending their voice to this march and wearing traditional religious outfits on purpose to help lend them some credibility. after they hit the locations they will be back to justin herman plaza. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. in san jose, one protester taking a very big risk on top of a wall outside san jose city hall. he has been there almost eight hours climbing up there early in the morning in the dark. police cannot get to him. on the ground police did arrest several occupy protesters during the night. katie marzullo joins us from

the scene. the demonstrators are back. are police going after that guy on wall? >> reporter: hi. easy answer to that, no, they are not going to go after him. occupy san jose has been a small group just a handful gathered now. as of early this morning, the protest is on a new level. that is sean sitting or standing on that wall about three stories up. he dodged being arrested last night with four others who were taken away for camping. sean says he's not going to come down until his group is allowed to stay here day and night with the help of a temporary permit. his name is sean o'kelly. as of early this morning he's looking down on fellow occupy san jose protesters from a 60 foot high perch. >> we are standing on top of a mountain now if that snowball stars to roll it going to become an avalanche. >> reporter: she tell us sean

has everything he needs and is staying put. police are okay with that, so far. >> we are not going to confront him and precipitate him jumping or falling to evade officers. we want to make sure safe. hopefully he will come down at that point we'll contact him. >> reporter: most don't want to take sides they do want to take in the spectacle. >> this is definitely showing how much people are willing to go to get their k)a voices out there. >> reporter: back out here live at san jose city hall. again, sean staying above the occupy san jose group. the group has more plans. what they are doing is calling homeowners in the process of being evicted and asking them if they can occupy their frontyards. they claim the banks can't prove ownership either it is not fair and they feel that would be a tangible depiction of their message which is the

economic discrepancy between the 99% and the 1% is too great. katie marzullo, abc7 news. we'll continue to follow this for you on abc7news.com. >> on to other news of the day. in san francisco police say eight people suffered, eight young people suffered minor to major injuries after a minivan ran a red light and slammed into an suv full of passengers who were not wearing seat belts before 2 a.m. at 10th and howard streets. one passenger is paralyzed from the neck down. police arrested both drivers for suspicion of drunken driving. investigators found a large quantity of cocaine if the van. the van may be connected to another hit-and-run crash minutes earlier. in less than an hour, san francisco mayoral candidate is holding a news conference to discuss a letter he and six other candidates officials about election fraud accusations against interim mayor lee. over the weekend candidate

leland yee's campaign released video that appears to show lucie porters -- to show lee supporters helping people vote stencils placed over voters other than lee. they asked for observers to be brought in next machine. a spokesperson for ed lee says the -- people in the video don't represent lee's campaign and says they say his campaign has call for them to stop. oakland mayor quan has changed her mind and supporting a crime fighting measure she has opposed. quan's aides say she is now in favor of some sort of curfew details have to be worked out. the city administrator says he is working with staff to create a plan that would work with existing resources. the city council president says that change of heart is

new to him. he supports the curfew but quan blocked passage a few week ago. outgoing police chief batts also supported that curfew. wednesday oakland school board district is expected to decide whether to close five elementary schools to save money. the district operates 100 schools now has 5,000 fewer students and 62 million dollars less in its fund than it did three years ago. the tribune says the closure list includes lake view elementary, lazear, marshal, maxwell park, sante fe in north oakland. president obama is expected to land in las vegas within the hour to announce new steps to make it easier for homeowners to refinance their mortgages. the new program will -- will apply to homeowners who are current on their payments.

the program is expected to reduce fees for refinancing and remove caps for deeply underwater borrowers. critics say the plan only helps a fraction of those in need. las vegas is president obama's first stop on a three-day west coast swing. he left before 8:00 this morning. the president will stop in the bay area tomorrow. his visit here is only scheduled to last three hours. most of which will be spent at a fundraiser at the "w" hotel in san francisco. it is raising eyebrows because one of the planners is a former energy department official linked to solyndra. steven spinner oversaw the federal program that guaranteed a half billion dollar loan to solyndra. the fbi and house republicans are investigating that deal. ticket prices for tomorrow's lunch with the president start at $5 . overseas, the -- start at $5,000. overseas the debt death toll continues to rise after a

massive quake in turkey. five survivors have been pulled from the rubble one day after the quake hit. this man was chiseled out of concrete another called for help on his cell phone that triggered the rescue of four people. the death toll stands at 272 with more than 1,000 injured both of those numbers are expected to grow. >> at the epicenter there's the iranian border 80 buildings plunged to the ground. dozens are still believed to be trapped. international aid groups are setting up tents, hospitals and kitchens. people are desperate for help there have been more than 100 aftershocks since the quake hit yesterday. a call to help mothers and babies in need. the bay area breast milk bank where supply can't keep up with demand. steve jobs uncensored. the new book release today offer ago inside look at one of the world's most private man. attention shoppers!

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famous for what many called his reality distortion field. meaning his ability to shape reality to suit his vision. >> that magical thinking worked 95, 99% of the time. he could have steve wozniak his early partner create a circuit board in four days that would normally take four months. when he gets cancer, it is that tension within him between the alternative hippie, romantic, poetic new age guy and the scientific technology guy. >> isaacson says that trait caused jobs to delay cancer surgery for nine months. a decision jobs later said he regretted. oracle announcing massive deal to buy software maker right now. offering 1 1/2 billion dollars for the montana-based right now technologies an all online-based customer service company.

experts say this would allow oracle to over a broader range of software services to help businesses manage customer service. wal-mart is announcing a new holiday price match guaranteed program. if you buy something at your local wal-mart store and see it cheaper at another local store wal-mart will give you a gift card for the amount of the difference. the program is between november 1st and christmas day. black friday and online deals don't count to get the refund and local competitor's ad to wal-mart. we'll give you your money back if today is not cooler than yesterday, right mike? >> absolutely. 3 to 13° cooler than we were 24 hours ago. update on that higher fire danger for tuesday into wednesday. she came from egypt and was with two mouths.

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the occupy san francisco protesters on the move throughout downtown san francisco financial districts. we want to warn you of professional traffic slow downs. they are past the chase bank and on their way to wells fargo then goldman sachs. it is a big loop in the financial district to bring their message of economic

inequality. right now it looks as though most people are staying on the sidewalk. as you can see it is such a big crowd they are moving out into the streets. so far it has been peaceful. we'll bring you updates later in this broadcast on abc7news.com. let's check in on the weather if you are feeling a little brr, compared to this past weekend. >> it was gorgeous out there >> nice sunshine, warm beaches, cold water still. our air is more reflective of our water. check out high clouds across the skies. east from south beach this morning, want to show you this other shot too. this is 2600 feet up. have you ever seen the clouds roll over like that? it doesn't happen often of the gives you an idea how deep the marine layer has become how strong of a push this cool weather is and how high in the

atmosphere it goes hard to get rid of today and into tomorrow. let's focus on another perspective. high clouds and low clouds rolling through our sky. in layer there is a cold front. that's helping return the sea breeze back to our neighborhoods. we are from 17° cooler in half moon bay bay to 13 in nap patch the only place warm livermore by one degree that is not going to last longer cool weather is moving your way also. this morning all of us in the 60s until you get to concord and livermore at 70 and 71.y)j gilroy upper 50s to lower 60s. coastal clouds today, cooling trend begins. mostly cloudy and cooler everywhere tonight. higher fire danger right now it is just a higher fire tches or warnings. we'll keep an eye out for that

threat. four degrees cooler in fremont, six in concord, eight san jose, 11 to 13° cooler in santa rosa, oakland and san francisco. cool front pushing apart the areas of high$ m9[ pressure bringing up that southerly surge of ma heene layer clouds and cooler -- of marine layer clouds and cooler weather. mid to upper 70s the rest of the east bay shore. low to mid 70s east bay -- mid to upper self east in the south bay 76 santa clara and cupertino. -- look at the clouds cling to the coast mid 60s to low 60s. upper 60s downtown 70 south san francisco. mid to upper 60s monterey and santa cruz. 80 gilroy cool air moving into

the central valley. upper 70s chico, sacramento. 91 palm springs where all the heat is. tomorrow morning the clouds thicker patchy drizzle along the coast that will set us up for a cooler day tuesday. offshore winds keep us mild wednesday and thursday. another system should bring cooler weather friday and saturday. right now it looks dry. a sex workers' ad campaign rejected by two bill companies will be posted on san francisco muni buses. the campaign is sponsored by the james infirmary a clinic in san francisco run by and for sex workers and their families. the ad features various workers and health care providers and the tag line is: "someone you know is a sex worker." the group says the is to help humanize the industry ads will run on 50 muni buses through november. the two groups that rejected the ads said they failed to

meet community standards. a little egyptian girl born with two mouths is recovering from surgery in los angeles. some of the images you are about to see might be disturbing. doctors in egypt say the 15-month-old would not survive because she couldn't eat. the little girl did thrive on a liquid diet. a group of charities stepped in to bring her to the united stateszoh÷. her surgeon's parents founded operation smile years ago. >> we are doing this child opportunity for the care. >> the goal of the first operation was to peel away the soft tissue and fix the foundation of her face. the first of many surgeries she will need. her parents are hoping the doctors will learn from their daughter's rare case. in san jose west coast only breast milk bank says demand has skyrocketed and

supply is din ing. the mother's milk bank of -- californias says it is now only able to provide milk to neonatal intensive care units. mothers pump extra breast milk. the internet has caused a down turn in donations with mothers selling their milk on ebay. the market has boomed after several studies confirmed it's superiority over baby formula, health benefits. health benefits. we'll be right back.

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