closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc downtown oakland has a big knows cleanup after violence overnight following a peaceful demonstration by protesters, upset about the struggle economy. several businesses were damaged. -- >> this is what happened after most of the 7,000 occupy oakland demonstrators went home. some threw concrete chunks and fire bombs at police. officers spokened with tear gas and arrests near 16th and broadway. protests were injured.

>> the port of oakland saw some demonstrators this morning they were hoping to shut it down as they did last night. right now the port is open. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. live team coverage. terry mcsweeney is at the port of oakland.çç >> katie marzullo is waiting for an update from police and city s. -- city officials. >> we begin with amy hollyfield where there's a lot of cleaning up. >> reporter: they are making progress. this wall was covered with graffiti so were the windows after several attempts of scrubbing, most of it is gone. it is difficult to get it entirely off-the-wall. some of the protesters say they tried to prevent this from happening. but the activists who wanted to cause damage couldn't be stopped. oakland police said they made the decision to fire tear gas and bean bags on this crowd after people threw bottles, roman candles and lit flares at officers.

protesters shattered windows up and down broadway and sprayed graffiti on almost every building on the street. the trouble started around midnight when protesters decided to occupy an abandoned building. police cleared the building two hours later. it wasn't until a little after 4 a.m. until the situation quieted down and police left. the group that caused this trouble appears to be a splinter group not a part of occupy oakland. protesters with the occupy movement said they were disappointed by the violence. some tried to prevent windows from being broken and left notes explaining occupy oakland was not responsible. >> i wish that people would have a consensus on what to do during a protest and not do this kind of stuff. >> reporter: some protesters started cleaning up the mess. they first focused on the windows of tully's coffee shop saying they didn't want business owners to see this when they came to work. >> this is not our message.

we want to rebuild our community. >> reporter: the manager of tully's was in tears when she saw her store. a group had broken her window and looted her coffee shop. >> this is my baby i work hard providing an environment that is comfortable for my customers. >> reporter: cleanup crews say it will take a while to get the downtown back to normal. private businesses and city hall have windows to replace. people surveying the damage were debating whether this protest method is necessary. >> i don't think it is really representative what is going on in terms of the occupy movement. >> i want to encourage people to get to know people even the [ unintelligible ] on a human level they are kids that are impatient for change. >> i believe they shouldn't have terrorized the situation. it takes a lot to get your point across to oakland. >> reporter: the manager at

tully's blames the mayor. she believes this is out of control. she would like to see the mayor controlled and do something about this. we've been trying to reach out to mayor quan this morning. we haven't heard back. she is;úh(ñ planning to hold a g later today. we are hoping to -- hear from police about arrests and injuries. so far they have it at least 70, probably more arrests. they say a number of police and protesters were hurt but they haven' told us how many. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> everyone is waiting to hear from the mayor and the police chief. let's go to katie. when can we expect to hear from them? >> reporter: good morning. we've been waiting and the latest estimate is that the mayor will address the media around noon today. in the meantime we understand staff is compiling the statistics from last night. the total damage that was done on the -- and the number of arrests that were may.

those numbers hope to become clear maybe around noon today. the mayor has a lot of questions to answer. she was pretty much touting yesterday there would be minimal police presence at the general strike yesterday and there was, for a while. but the video you are looking at now shows you how that turned out in the light of day this morning, there is quite a bit of damage downtown oakland as well as vandalism. questions for the mayor include, are you still happy with your plan? what would you have done anything differently and where does the city go from here? it does not look like the protesters have any intense of going away a lot to learn from city officials including the mayor and police chief about what happened last night and what happens next? we should hear that sometime around noon. katie marzullo, abc7 news. terry mcsweeney continues our live coverage from the port of oakland. >> reporter: what a difference

a day makes. yesterday thousands came out here and shutdown the port of oakland. this morning fewer than a dozen came out with the same goal in mind. this morning's blockade of the port adeline entrance did not bid well with folks who wanted to go to work. one driver forced his way past. a second vehicle -- >> it ain't worth it dude. >> reporter: -- was denied. truck coming down the bridge were forced to back up. some port workers didn't get the point. >> if we don't get our shift we are going to lose our houses. we are going to be in the same position as them. they are not helping. they are targeting the wrong areas. >> reporter: general strikes are the weapon of the people -- on the bottom, of the 99% that including shutting down the port, anything that we can shutdown. >> reporter: one day after

drawing perhaps 10,000 to the port as part of a one day strike occupy oakland attracted maybe 10 protesters this morning. >> these people who did come they are troopers. did not sleep last night. the people who are here, are here because they really care about this. >> what you have done yesterday and throughout the night you had the attention of the word. >> reporter: 8:00 this morning the president of the local chapter of the longshoremen's union told the protesters they made their point. >> let's open the port and allow truckers and the other working people to go to work. >> reporter: a short time later the blockade came down as quickly as it had gone up. protesters joined the union president for breakfast and discussed what had been accomplished. one thing for certain, it left with a lasting impression. the port of oakland still dealing with the after affects of questioned's protest. they are slowly getting back

to normal. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. it remains unclear if a driver will faceç kh@rges after witnesses say he intentionally rammed his car into at least two protester. they within to e hospital after the car hit them -- they went to the hospital after the car hit them last night. bart police handled the initial investigation. officers questioned the driver and then allowed him to leave. you can see in this home video one protester pounded on the hood of the car. it appears the driver gunned the engine and hit the man. oakland city council tonight expected to take up resolution in support of the occupying encampment calling on city officials to with protest for the safe and lawful use outside frank ogawa plaza as a 24 hour demonstration site. meeting begins 5:30. meanwhile occupy protesters in san francisco plan to start a

march now to show solidarity with demonstrators at the summit for thes]ç]4 wealthiest nations in the world the g-20 summit outside the federal reserve bank office on market street the crowd will march up market to the wells fargo building on california street. >> that summit is underway today in france where the g-20 leader are focusing on greece threatening the euro currency and global economy. >> the president: the most important aspect over the next two case is resolve the financial crisis here in europe. president sarkozy has shown extraordinary leadership on this issue. here at the g-20 we have to flesh out more details about how the plan will be fully and decisively implemented. >> earlier this week the greek prime minister an puns noed a referendum, he wanted to -- announced a referendum. now there is indication he is calling off that ref den dumb.

french president says -- greece may be kicked out of eurozone. >> the number of people who applied for unemployment benefits dipped slightly last week. weekly applications dropped by 9,000 lowest levels in five weeks. unemployment analysts say the drop indicates companies are laying off fewer workers. economists were encouraged but cautioned the trend would have to continue for months to signal real improvement. >> stocks are higher after the jobs report and on hopes that a plan to tackle europe's debt crisis will survive. you can see the dow is up 204 points in trading. a person missing in the wake of a raging overnight fire. it happened in marin county at a condo complex built on the popular peacock gap golf course. what house republicans are0

firefighters continue to search for an elderly woman after a fire ripped through a condo. fires say flames and smoke made it impossible to get into the building. one woman had to be hospitalized for smoke inhalation. she told fires her mother was in the building. fires say they've searched the

structure and have not been able to locate that woman. today a house panel voted to subpoena the white house solyndra3ú.l. solyndra which is based in fremont, received a 528 million dollar federal loan before filing for bankruptcy and laying off 1,000 workers. the republican-led house energy and commerce subcommittee voted today along party lines to authorize the subpoenas of top white house officials. >> the purpose of today's meeting, business meeting, is to authorize the issue of two subpoenas to the white house and to the office of the vice president. >> a subpoena to the white house is a serious step in a congressional investigation. and it is a step that should only be taken after alternative avenues have been exhausted. >> a spokesperson says the white house is cooperating with house investigators and has provided more than 80,000 pages of documents. right now closing arguments are underway in the manslaughter trial of

michael jackson's doctor. they follow 22 days of testimony from several of dr. murray's girlfriends and patients. jackson employeesçç, emergency room doctors and medical experts. dr. murray is accusused of giving jackson a deadly dose of propofol. the defense argues the pop star administered the fatal dose himself. the jury could get the case by the end of the day. if convicted doctor could spend four years in prison and lose his medical license. any rain yet? >> a lot has evaporated because of the dry air this morning. i'll show you where the radar is seeing some of the rain. we'll talk about where it is going to fall and how cold it is going to be the next seven days. apple admits to a battery problem leaving iphone 4s users powerless. what the company says is to blame for bad batteries.

meteorologist mike nicco is giving me a science lesson about the rain that doesn't hit the ground. >> virga is making it colder when itvaporates like water off your skin it makes the air cooler helping aid our drop in temperatures. check that out, this morning

the clouds are getting thicker as they roll in ahead of this cold front northbound from sutro tower this morning. one more east from south beach, we are still seeing a few peeks of sun in some areas. let's show you where mainly over the north bay let's show you how most of this is not reaching the ground. we haven't had measurable precipitation at any reporting stations they are few and far between due to the elevation. sprinkles possibly scattered light rain out of the system as the bulk of the steadier rain is moving through the northern parts of the central valley into the mountains as snow. behind it these are the scattered showers rolling through this evening that could bring thunder and lightning even small hail. check out temperature in santa rosa 45° the rest of us in the 50s to 60s monterey bay low to mid 60s inland to

salinas gilroy 58. sprinkles light rain today cooler everybody going to be cooler today not everybody is going to get a lot of rain thunder small hail this evening overnight a possibility of that saturday we start with frost and end with showers that evening. today look at the drop in temperatures from concord 61, 13° cooler than yesterday. santa rosa biggest drop, 58, 19° cooler than questioned. we start in the south bay low to mid 60s today, a few peeks of sun on the peninsula 59 millbrae low 60s for you mid to upper 50s an the coast downtown south san francisco mid to upper 50s through most of the north bay. upper 50s to near 60 along the east bay shore slightly warm we are a few peeks of sun low to mid 60s in the east bay valleys around the monterey bay upper 50s inland more sunshine mid 60s for you.

tonight the clearing up north will bring 30s for you clouds keep the rest of us still cool in the 40s with showers tapering overnight. here's the cold front steadier rain more up where the low is center of the pressure. this low is the one that will bring colder in and bring us the chance of showers and thunderstorms scattered in nature during the evening and overnight. cold front moving through now into the 6:00, 7:00 hour then the chance of sprinkles or steady light rain is over. here's storms as they come down over the ocean water. notice how a couple may creep inland as we head towards tomorrow morning leftover shower or two. by noon, gone, sunshine comes out and we deal with temperatures in the 60s. heading to the sierra after 5:00 tonight one the sunsets about 6:30 the sun will start accumulating to 4,000 feet,

you may need chains as we get nearly half a foot around 7,000 feet. here's your 7 - day, cheering tomorrow night another cold air mass from alaska that's why we have the threat of frost saturday morning in our valleys saturday night sunday not only will we set our clocks back and change our batteries more showers, dry monday and tuesday. more rain wednesday. 50s and 60s. we knew when it was going to change it was going to stay this way for a while. >> you said the word battery. let's talk about iphone 4s batteries some say not holding the charge. this morning apple admitting there's a problem. a problem with latest mobile operating system is shortening the battery life of iphones, ipads and ipods that use the operating system. some older device be upgraded to run. apple has found bugs in the

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