warnings.. police finally move in and clear out the camp at plaza. we begin with breaking news. "occupy sf" evicted after weeks. warnings. police have finally moved in and cleared out the camp at justin herman plaza of the dozens of people were arrested overnight. we're hearing of reports of injuries to protestors as well as police chief. gil diaz reports. >> reporter: major event happening here at justin herman plaza and the embarcadero. chief suhr held a conference. chief, good morning. thank you for joining us this morning. it started after 1:00.

how did it go? >> it went very well. we worked in concert with the department of public works as you can see behind us here they are cleaning it up. some demonstrators have left came back and have been on market street so we are going to have some more arrests. >> reporter: why today? >> as sure it's not been lost on everyone, we have been negotiating and the mayor has been incredibly patient in trying to figure out the situation and thought we get them over to mission. then yesterday e-mails weren't returned even though department heads went over and tried to finalize the site. we weren't getting any further negotiations. they had broken off and after last thursday's attacks on the officers, the situation had to happen so tonight was the night. >> reporter: i see that full force with the police department as well as sheriff's

department. over 50 arrests this morning. do you think that was expected? do you think you're expecting more arrests? >> i think like i said we are a making more arrests behind me now. i don't think a lot of force had to be used because we had superior numbers and a good plan. some people wanted to be arrested. we gave them a chance to leave. some left peacefully although a couple of officers were assaulted. some who left came back and now they are being arrested. >> how were the two officers assaulted? >> i'm not -- i don't know about the second one. i know the one a metal chair was thrown over some bodies that were in front of him and it hit him in the face mask of his helmet, broke his face shield and pressed into his face but he's okay. >> reporter: we have been covering the "occupy" movement for weeks trying to tell the stories about the 99% woes.

what can you tell our viewers about, you know, inflicting this on the 99% who are trying to make a change in ou society? >> the economy is tough on everybody including all the people and residents and the businesses of this area who are also part of the 99%. the mayor is trying to be thoughtful of everybody in the 99% including himself. so at the end of the day, this area deserves relief. they originally were sympathetic with this particular group on behalf of the movement and it deteriorated to not be what it once was. >> reporter: lastly, i know that maintenance crews are still here taking down the camps. what's going to happen to their belongings? >> the trash will be dissupposed of. the personal effects will be baghdad, marked and tagged and folks can go to the department

of public works yard and pick their things up. they are conscientious of taking care of people's belongings. >> thank you chief suhr for joining thus morning. it happened after 1:00. over 50 arrests. two officers assaulted. one officer hit in the face by a thrown chair by one of the protestors. as you can see behind me, maintenance crews are hard at work and chief suhr did just say that all of the campers, the protestors' belongings will be going to the department of public works where they will able to retrieve them later today. chief suhr did say earlier this morning that they hope to get this cleared out by morning. so by the time the financial district employees get here this hopefully going to be all clear at the justin herman plaza. back to you guys.

>> all right, gil. nice job. thank you. anser hassan has also been out at the camp this morning and joins us live by telephone. tell us what's happening with the protestors that i imagine are still hanging around a little dazed and shocked, i imagine. >> reporter: good morning, frank. that's right. i'm here live at market street. i was just thrown out of where the protestors were protesting. in fact, the san francisco riot gear -- police have thrown people out. i don't know if you can hear behind me but there's a large number of protestors who are chanting, you know, obviously upset with what's going on. some of the folks said they were ready. they knew the language has been ramped up. communication broke down between the city and the "occupy" folks so they said they were ready. they knew this was going to happen and now their next strategy is to set up mobile camps and how that's going to work is they say they have these camps that are ready to go in 10 to 15 minutes. they will find places and set up wherever they feel they need to throughout san francisco.

they are not giving any locations. they will tear down and move within 10 and 15 minutes. they plan noontime protestors in front of federal building but again, right now i was just thrown out -- i can't exactly see what's going on behind me. but there are a large number of protestors chanting. police folks have drawn their riot gear and, you know, they're ready to -- to kind of quiet down this trial as gil may have spoke earlier there were two arrests made. two protestors had attacked sfpd with chairs hitting one in the face. most of them are wearing riot gear so no one was severely injured or anything of that nature. i'll go back in as soon as i get off the phone. our photographer is heading that way. the way this area is set up, they have the entire market street area near the hyatt hotel, the embarcadero area, shut down. garages are closed. barricades are set up even

through the pedestrian walkway areas, access to bart is closed off. so there's a lot of police presence, at least i would say minimum 200 police officers out here san francisco pd and sheriffs so trying to get around them. working with them has been a little difficult this morning. obviously they are trying to keep the situation from getting out of control but it's been making getting to the reporting areas a little difficult. >> i'm sure there are lots of challenges for you. we'll check back in with you anser hassan live at the justin herman plaza just off the embarcadero. >> busy morning this morning in san francisco. >> that's right. he did mention that there may be problems with the roads. let's check in with gianna for what's going on with the latest. >> there may be possible closures for bart and muni as well as a fatal accident in livermore. we'll show you a shot of 580 traffic moving okay both directions east- and westbound. the accident though is if we go to our maps now is just east of there eastbound 580 at north first street. pickup truck rolled over

several times one person was confirmed dead at the scene. lots of activity there. again, no lanes are blocked but depending how long the investigation takes, we might see a right lane closed here and there throughout the morning. so we'll keep you updated. westbound 580 unaffected. on to the closures in san francisco now. bart may be affected because of the activities along embarcadero right now as well as market street may be closed. muni metro may also be delayed this morning so plan ahead. the embarcadero station is the one closest to the area. you might use montgomery instead. elsewhere, we have roadwork on the 880. i'll have more details in just a few minutes. right now, talk about those chilly temperatures, here's lawrence. >> we have dipped back into the freeze they are morning. some of those cold temperatures again showing up in the north bay right now. it is chilly outside all around the bay area. but freezing temperatures, napa right now 30 degrees. 31 and freezing in santa rosa. 28 degrees in fairfield. we are likely going to wake up to patchy frost around much of the bay area again this morning so out the door, you can enjoy that early on.

high remains in place. this afternoon, lots of sunshine. that means temperatures looking very comfortable, many 50s and 60s by the afternoon hours. mostly sunny skies all day long just a couple of high clouds moving in overhead. next couple of days looks like we'll see more of an influence from the coast bringing back a few more clouds to the bay area. looks like the weekend is going to be okay. some partly cloudy skies, a little unsettled weather, guys, as we head in toward the beginning of the next week. back to you. >> thank you. 4:39 now. a friendly fire surprise in an east bay neighborhood. now, this was a misfire by the "mythbusters" tv show. they sent a cannonball flying into homes on cassata place in dublin. the 5.5" cannonball knocked a hole in the house it hit, bounced around, made more holes, went out a back wall, and then flew across tassajara road, broke some slate tiles off a roof and landed in a

minivan! no one was hurt. it was fired from the alameda county bomb range yesterday afternoon. >> the cannonball was supposed to go through water, sundayer block and end up in the side of -- cinderblock and he had up in the side of a hill. >> the "mythbusters" has used the firing range for many years without mishaps before. bail is half a million dollars for a san jose cheerleading coach accused of child molestation. 23-year-old anthony loza was arrested at his home. he coached at andrew hill high school. also at energy athletics. police say he recently abused a minor associated with one of the groups. they have no evidence of any other victim. san francisco 24-hour jack- in-the-box notorious for violence and noise shouldn't even be open late. a cal fire firefighter was hurt in a fight in the richmond district restaurant on thanksgiving. he is still in the hospital.

the jack-in-the-box doesn't have a permit to operate 24 hours. yesterday san francisco police told them to close early but the employees were under a different impression. >> how about just the hours of operation? are you open 24 hours? >> yes. >> so you're open all night sh. >> i don't think it's that big deal. we have a police station on 6th and geary so i don't know what the problem is. they should just have extra patrol or something. >> the jack-in-the-box hired extra security and installed surveillance cameras but the guards were off duty the night the firefighter was injured. today americans honor the 2400 people who lost their lives during the pearl harbor attack 70 years ago today. the devastating bombing on american ships in hawaii pulled the united states me world war ii. president roosevelt said it will be "a day that will live in infamy." today 26 survivors will mark the anniversary in a number of ceremonies. the remains of a sailor who survived on board the uss utah and died this year was buried

under water just last night. and in alameda the uss hornet will host aer is more than any this afternoon to mark the -- host a ceremony this afternoon to mark the anniversary. a flame was extinguished in 1941 after the attack in honolulu. this morning, most of the gop presidential candidates will be in washington to address the republican jewish conference. it comes as a new cbs news/new york times poll shows former house speaker newt gingrich with a double-digit lead over mitt romney and ron paul. that's iowa among republicans likely to vote in the caucuses there. romney is coming to the bay area a little later today scheduled to attend a private roundtable and photo reception at a hotel in burlingame. tickets range from $1,000 to $25,000. we continue to follow the raid on "occupy sf." a tense situation as police tear down the tents at the plaza.

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get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. let's go live to the "occupy" encampment in san francisco just offer the embarcadero. we have learned overnight that more than 50 people have been arrested as police clear out the camp. two officers were hurt, minor injuries as they cleared the camp. as you can see, they are still cleanin up. the police chief says the protest camp had deteriorated from early days. there is concern this morning there may be some more victims out there from that security breach from lucky supermarkets. lucky's parent company has been hit with 1500 customers calling on that skimming problem. id thieves installed skimmers inside card readers at self checkout lanes at 23 locations in the bay area. they stole account numbers,

p.i.n.s until late november. about 300 customers were california to reno reported unauthorized activity on their credit or debit cards. >> you hear it it happens to people but don't expect it to happen to you. >> this south san jose shopper discovered someone used her code to take out $500 from her bank account on saturday. lucky is telling customers who used the cards at the self- checkout lanes to close down their accounts. 4:46 now. and recent metal thefts have bart officials planning a task force trying to cut losses suffered by various agencies, utilities and businesses and they spoke after thieves cut away from bart lines in west oakland. they also revealed a project to streamline rail service in the east bay has been delayed by nearly a year because of two major thefts last december. a new poll shows californians are having second thoughts about the state's planned high-speed rail project. two-thirds of registered voters say the bonds approved in 2008

should go back on the ballot next year. new cost estimates show that the project will cost $57 billion more than originally thought. and it could take 13 years longer to complete. so if this project goes ahead, trains would eventually link northern and southern california by 2033. around the bay area on this wednesday, san jose city council voted 6-5 to put a controversial pension reform measure on the june ballot. earlier the council put off declaring a fiscal emergency due to better budget projections but the city will still spend about a third of its general fund on retirement benefits for 2015. proposed reforms include increasing contributions for current employees and limiting benefits for some of the new ones. parking issues for the planned 49ers stadium in santa clara have been resolved. the owners of great america theme park next door to the stadium site reported new agreement with the 49ers now. the park owners are dropping a suit against the stadium. meanwhile the "chronicle" reports san francisco mayor ed

lee will meet with 49ers president jed york tomorrow in an effort to keep the team in the city. the richmond city council is considering a tax on soda. a penny per ounce soda tax would help fight childhood obesity. some are hoping to put a measure up for vote next november. the tax would apply to all sweetened beverages sold in richmond. 4:48. "occupy sf" taken down. stay with us. we have team coverage between the clash of protestors and the police. and a baldwin booted from a flight. we'll tell you about the confrontation and it all started with a game. and college kids love them. but ramen could send you to the e.r. the danger from those instant cup noodles coming up. starting cold outside but looks like we are going to warm up nicely. we'll talk about that plus the prospects for any rain, we'll let you know coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

more than fifty people wer live at justin herman plaza, that's where san francisco police have moved into the "occupy sf" camp. and they are very busy overnight. >> i should say. more than 50 people were arrested. they are still arresting some of the stragglers there. the raid began a little after 1:00 this morning. two officers were injured. one got hit by a flying metal chair. it hit his riot mask. he is going to be okay. the other guy is just fine. the police chief telling us protestors will be able to recover their personal property but they have to first of all clean it up, pick it up. it's going to be at the department of public works. but the justin herman plaza right now is getting a deep cleaning as the protestors have been kicked out. >> a lot of work ahead. the head of the federal aviation administration has the resigned after getting arrested for drinking and driving. 65-year-old randy babbitt was pulled over saturday night in fairfax city, virginia, for driving on the wrong side of the road. he was charged with driving under the influence and

released. babbitt said he has resigned because he didn't want to, quote, cast a shadow on the work done by his colleagues at the faa. american airlines is a target of a twitter rant by an irritated hollywood star. >> you this? i wait until you their stuff. that's after alec baldwin was kicked off a flight for refusing to turn off his cell phone. the "30 rock" start tweeted a flight attendant on american reamed me out for playing words with friends while he sat at the gate not moving on his cell phone. baldwin's spokesman said he loved that game so much that he is willing to leave a plane for it. boxer oscar de la hoya was on the flight too. >> i actually [ indiscernible ] turning off his devices. he got a little angry. >> baldwin ended up on another american airlines flight where he tweeted, the flight attendants already look smart.

>> sounds like him. >> totally. >> if you played words with friends, it is addictive. >> when you're on the tarmac and just sitting, sometimes it's okay to kind of do that. >> lawrence is probably playing that right now. >> but you can put that into airplane mode now? on most phones you don't have to turn it off. you can put it in airplane mode. >> that's an internet game. >> you have to have wi-fi to play with friends. >> that would give me some anger issues, too, then. >> can you warm it up for us, please? >> i'm trying. north bay very cold temperatures. 31 in santa rosa, fairfield 28. 30s and 40s with patchy fros this morning. sunshine hazy this afternoon but very comfortable numbers for this time of the year. 50s and 60s by the latter part of the day.

high pressure holding on. lots of sunshine, staying dry. there is a "spare the air" in effect for no burning this morning. around the bay 50s and 60s. east bay temperatures expecting sunny skies and 50s and low 60s, as well. and as you as you make your way into the bay area, holding on to the clouds. cloudy the next few days. over the weekend a system moves in late sunday and monday. a couple of clouds coming our way but not ready to put rain in the forecast yet. gianna? >> we like it cold and dry. let's head to the bart map, mass transit. couple of things to let you know about. because of the activities on market and embarcadero due to "occupy sf" there may be possible closures for bart and muni. bart, there are no delays as of yet but again that could change depending how everything plays

out. muni seems to be running okay at this time. we'll keep you updated. there is a fatal accident to report. livermore eastbound 580 at north first a pickup truck rolled several times this morning. it is over to the right shoulder but lots of activity there on scene. there are no lanes blocked but that investigation may take some time this morning. not affecting the westbound side of your drive along 580. pinole valley road a wreck blocking the third lane from the left delays there. towards the bay bridge via 80 no troubles, clear at the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights, no delays, not bad across the upper deck into san francisco. live shot of traffic in san jose. 101 at mckee so far traffic looking good through there. 880 we have some roadwork. we'll get details on that coming up. right now back to you guys. >> thank you. and we may know by today whether young teen girls will be able to buy the morning- after pill without a prescription. the fda is debating a proposal

sell the emergency contraception over-the-counter. that decision is expected today. right now women 17 and older can buy the plan b pill without a prescription. that's as long as they show proof of age. the pill may prevent pregnancy if taken soon after unprotected sex. well, for many it is the meal of choice for college students, instant cup o noodles. it's cheap, delicious but can be dangerous and land you in the emergency room. doctors at children's national hospital in washington, d.c. say they see five to six patients suffering from soup burns a week there. once the boiling water apparently poured into a lightweight styrofoam cups top heavy containers tip over. one out of every 5 burn victims needs surgery. so be careful. the sticky noodles burn hotter than the boiling water and, of course, there's 50 tablespoons of salt in there. >> you would think they would have a better design for the bowl. >> i haven't had one in a while

but i had my fair share. >> i had one recently. >> i have to take you out to dinner. >> sad huh? the san francisco giants may have a new leadoff hitter. andres torres was dealt along with reliever ramon ramirez. they are now mets. torres' production dropped off and he was not going to be a starter i 2012, giants get angel pagan. he is now a san francisco giant. they need a bigger bat though. we'll see where that goes. 4:57 now. we are going back out to the "occupy sf" encampment where police have cleared them out. >> overnight coverage coming up. we'll be right back. "occupy sf" camp is now history as city crews and police move in. we'll have the full details coming up. >> a cannonball hits a bay area house, blasts out of the door and then hits a car. what's going on? it's a tv show mishap.

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warnings, police clear the camp and make dozens of arrests. we begin with breaking news. "occupy