this live picture near frank ogawa plaza where the demonstrators had gathered again, they have been meeting and marching we will talk about this in just a moment ago we want to show you what happened early this morning. this was the scene as oakland police officers came in to clear the protesters out of frank ogawa plaza. they had been handing out eviction notices over the last few days. the protesters were not happy about this, they took to the streets this morning. most of them did leave peacefully but there were about 35 arrested. i should say there were 33 arrests. and grant lodes is here to show us exactly how the events unfolded this morning. >>reporter: for the second time in the last three weeks the city of oakland move in a kick out the occupy protesters. the tent city has been removed again in a pre-dawn raid. this time the police tactics were different and so were the results. >>reporter: just after midnight on monday, the

police convened outside of oracle arena. at 2:30 a.m. the occupy protesters got word of the raid, some of them packed up and move out of the frank ogawa plaza makeshift tent city. but at 3:00 a.m. hundreds of them rallied playing music, chanting and showing support for the movement. around 4:00 a.m. the first officers arrived in downtown oakland. the next hour brought in another raid,-- wave. the police brought a bullhorn epic--enforcing the protesters to move out. >> i am going to stay in the arrested. >>reporter: around 6 a.m. the police moved in by that time most protesters had left the area or were protesting peacefully away from the 110th that

remained. people that refused to leave were arrested. >> i have to report their no injuries to the officers or citizens, no reported use of excessive force, and no resistance will be disassembled the camp. >>reporter: this is the only guy that stayed in his tent, he was one of 32 people arrested, it is far more peaceful than the one on october 25th. >> we came to this point because occupy oakland i believe took a different path from the original movement. we have repeated violence and this week and murder, we had to bring this to an end before more people were hurt. >>reporter: over more than 30 people were arrested in only nine of them were oakland residents. the mayor says they are welcome to protest at frank ogawa plaza but tense and the overnight camping will not. >>pam: we continue with j.r.

stone hit on the front line with the protesters within the last hour they have been marching in rallying outside of the downtown public library. j.r. stone, what is happening now? >>reporter: we are right outside the oakland public library, we have not seen any marching, but here we have a rally going on. as i can off into the distance, you can see some of the officers in the distance. i want to get back to the rally that is going on. you can see all the people showing up. many people were upset that the camp was taken down early this morning. as for numbers, it is hard to say right now it is at least a few hundred people and it been only 5:05 p.m.. keep in mind that last time they had a rally outside of this library was last month when the camp was taken down. again, that was the first time that the camp was taken down we saw numbers like this but i do not think we saw as many people this early in the

evening as we are seen tonight. i know because i was at that even just like i am at this even as well. in the distance you can see that the speakers are talking in letting their view points out and everyone is listening. it is very likely that there will be marching later on down the street toward city hall. i will be with them and give you updates, but i want to take you right now, as we spoke with the police chief earlier today how when jordan about how the process will be handled by officers and this is what he had to say. >> the difference is we will reopen and the plaza almost 24 hours sooner, as you recall last time it took two days for the plaza to be reopened. in addition, because of the anticipated crowd that is here, we have set in place the mutually-- their request to have officers here is the crowd became unruly or decided to do some property damage. we

will have officers arrest people that are breaking the law. we want to strongly discourage that type of behavior. we are here to facilitate free speech and peaceable assembly but if people are coming here to break the law and cause property damage and we intend to arrest them. we have also enlisted the help of our community monitors to help work the crowd to make sure that there is nonviolent and peaceful demonstration and we expect that to work in our favor. >>pam: as we have been reporting the oakland police did move in on the camp in the predawn hours. this is video of them removing the scores of tents. there were arrested but no reports of violence. you can see them methodically moving through the in canada. dan kerman is in the area of 14th and broadway were all this has been censured for so long, dan what is happening now? >>reporter: right now we're

waiting for the protesters to arrive at this location but zoom in here there is frank ogawa plaza. the barricades are gone, the plaza was opened at 4:38 p.m. this afternoon. people are moving about freely in the plaza. it was for 30 a.m. and the police took down the barricades that had been up since this morning. the gates came down and people as i mentioned moved freely about the plaza. but you'll notice a very heavy police presence. there are police surrounding the plaza in all corners and all facets. they are letting people know that they're here to facilitate a protest and facilitate a march and a rally but they will not put up with anything illegal. as you look around the plaza more closely there are still sprinklers on and the place is basically a muddy mess. so marchers who are coming to the plaza will have a wet and muddy time once they arrive. again, the plaza is

now opened as you can see. we also have some other bystanders moving about and then the marchers and protesters should be here within the next hour. when they do, we will bring it to you live on kron4 news. reporting live at 14th and broadway and dan kerman with kron4 news. >>pam: this has been a test for kron4 assistant-- police chief. maureen kelly shows how the city and the crew spent most of their day cleaning up. >>reporter: here you can see a small army of city workers swarming frank ogawa plaza in order to clean it up and score it down once again. in the background, you see this coming from a power washer as crews blast the cement. you can see the workers in this shop are

wearing a white hazmat suits, mats and gloves to protect themselves from things like human waste and other contaminants. debris and then leaves or raked up and bag up and tossed into garbage trucks. >>reporter: as you can see the tents as well as other personal property will be stored by the city until they are retrieved by their owners. >>pam: meanwhile there are some protesters camped out at snow park. this is a few blocks away from the frank ogawa plaza. protesters have been evicted from here before and they have been repeatedly told that camping is not allowed there. so far the mayor has given no specific timetable for their removal. in san francisco, threats of violence has led

to the cancellation of the uc regents' meeting. they say they gathered credible information that some people have been threatening violence at the next meeting. this is from the occupy cal movement where people believe the police used excessive force that is under review. the students and teachers were planning an attack as a form of retaliation. we will take you back out live right now, this is in downtown oakland outside of the oakland public library where the protesters have gathered again, they are now deciding what their next move will be. there is some speculation that they will march from the public library to frank ogawa plaza that was cleared early this morning. stay with us as we continue to cover the occupy protesters around the bay area. we have the latest videvideo information on our web

site. >>jacqueline: here are your temperatures outside. temperatures are down a few degrees from what we saw yesterday. overnight we are expecting some areas of fog especially in the north bay, the delta and the inland valleys. as we head into tomorrow temperatures will warm up in some spots. the rain will return to the forecast on friday and then through the weekend. we will take a licking your extended forecast coming up. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m. the supreme court takes on obama-care. there are new fallout surrounding the penn

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>>pam: you are looking at a live picture as the occupy oakland protesters have begun marketing. they are presumably headed back to frank ogawa plaza. we have reporters on the scene keeping an eye on developments and we will bring you an update later in this newscast. >>catherine: and national news the supreme court has agreed to hear a challenge in national--in president

obama as national health care plan. this sets a stage in the showdown of the presidential campaign. president obama has nine more votes to worry about next year, the supreme court says that they will hear oral arguments about president obama as health- care overhaul. this could shake the political landscape just as voters are about to decide if president obama is going to serve another term. the white house says that they are plate pleased to hear it thate court will be reviewing this. many republicans oppose it this from day one. they argued the government is overstepping its authority and law is opposed all of president obama as a prospective opponents. 26 states join to flout a challenge with federal courts a split in the rulings. the central issue is the requirement that people buy health

insurance or face a penalty. besides from ruling on that the supreme court will also decide if the rest of the law can take effect. >>catherine: this is interesting but it has been years since the supreme court set aside so much time for hearing a case. five and a half hours of arguments they say that is instead of the usual one hour. those arguments will be in march, a decision is expected in late june. unless the so- called super committee strike a deal by thanksgiving the pentagon is one of the departments that will be hard hit by automatic cutbacks. the committee is supposed to be figuring out a way to make more than one trillion dollars in cuts. defense attorney leon panetta warned congress that a hit to the pentagon could mean production stopping and civilian layoffs. one proposal would mean $300 billion in higher taxes. the president of the charity at the center of the child sex abuse case involving penn state has resigned. he says

that he hopes the fact that he has stepped down will help restore faith in the second now program. that defensive coach jerry sandusky help to create. he is now charge for molesting children and the problem goes beyond sandusky, people are collecting why school authority had not call the police when allegations against sandusky first surface. republican rick santorum is a penn state graduate. >> people actually looked into this and decided not to do anything, this was a systemic failure. heads have rolled, but we are not done yet and we should not be done yet. >>catherine: gary sandusky was arrested earlier this month he was charged with sexually abusing over eight boys with in a 50 year. he's--with in a 15 year pe

ioriod. >>catherine: now this is the scene in colorado. no one was hurt the this was the worst wind damage that anyone had ever seen. >>jacqueline: meanwhile here in the bare areas, things are calm. by 4:00 p.m. the temperature is warm a little over what we saw today on tomorrow. tomorrow morning the possibility of fog in the north bay, the death and the inland valleys noticed that this was the amount of

four stars to clear out.-- notice that this will stick around for it starts to clear out. now let us check out your afternoon highs. we have mid-60's for your ease bayshores although be in the low 60s in berkeley and richmond. >>jacqueline: we are expecting for any of sunshine here, in little breezy in the afternoon. and roland park will be getting 70 degrees. here is a mature extended forecast. not a lot has changed over the next couple of days but as we head towards the end of the

week there is increasing cloud coverage on thursday. temperatures will certainly cool off and then we have a chance of another system pushing in late saturday into sunday and we will keep you posted on all of that as it gets a little bit closer. >>pam: a live picture from the oakland protesters moving down the street and it appears that they're headed towards frank ogawa plaza. the tent encampment there was clear about this morning. police say that protesting is allowed but camping is not. we will have more details coming up live ahead.

>>kimberlee: here is scott olson, he was injured during an occupy protests. the 25

year-old posted a photograph and of the people about his condition on google plus he is still wearing a neck brace and he writes the following. i am feeling a lot better, my speeches coming back i have a lot of work to do with the rehabilitation thank you so much it meant the world to me and we will see you on the streets soon. the marine veteran has done to tours of iraq he has become a worldwide symbol of the occupy movement less than 24 hours after you put up the post, hundreds of people have left messages. one this facebook paid his got a lot of requests for him to appear at other protest functions. as they with us will be right back after this break.

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impacting bart. the 12th street station remains open but if you want to use entrances for exits at 14th street and frank ogawa plaza, those are closed because of the protestor disruption. the station is open but the two entrances and exits are closed. we will continue to keep posted on all of the public safety impacted because of the bart protests. we will take a short break and be right back. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call.

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>>pam: you are looking at a live picture of protesters back in the streets of oakland j.r. stone joins us and he is walking with the protesters and has the latest. >>reporter: i can tell you that we just got back to frank ogawa plaza. as you can see this area that was cleared out early this morning some people have put

down some of the pink on the grassy area that is very muddy. a much different situation when i walked in and around five minutes ago. the majority of the people are in the distance at the amphitheater in there. i want to walk down to 14th and broadway because one thing that really stood out to me, the difference today from last time the camp was cleared not only is it that open, but there are some officers out here but they look much different than they did last month when they clear the camp out. you can see some of the officers in the distance, and you can see that they are in plain clothing. last time they clear the camp, they were in full riot gear. a much different situation as we walked back towards the protesters. you can see officers out here in plain clothing. this is a much different techniques for a much different look to the oakland least department this evening. right now i'm walking down towards the theater where the meetings are held every evening. that

is where we haven't least three, four, maybe 500 people out here and basically they have not had any problems. we have just marched appear in the last 50 minutes or so, there has not been any destruction or anything of that nature. this is a peaceful protest. pam, back to you in the studio. >>pam: thank you for giving us an update protesters are back at frank ogawa plaza. we do not know what they're planning to do, do you have any sense of what the plan is for this evening? >>reporter: know, it is hard to say. there was not even talk of that march, but we knew it was likely to happen and it happened earlier than it did last time. i want to try to walk down here in give you a shot to show you all the people that are out here this evening in this area. while i walk down there to get the shot, i want to go to a sound bite and we spoke with a

gentleman earlier and he was upset with a lot of the protesters and came out and really the only sort of confrontational part of the evening that i have seen was when the men drove up in front of the library and began to shout, this is what he had to say. >> this has been on my hard for a while. i have even spoken with people and friends that visit me about the cops. and i do support those. >> what is your name? >> i do not want to talk. >>reporter: back out here you can see the hundreds of protesters at this point back in frank ogawa plaza. this is a peaceful protest and we have not seen in the arrest in this march.

>>pam: still reporting on our menu reporters in the area. and our team coverage continues now. >>reporter: just about 10 minutes ago hundreds of protesters filled the street as they made their way across a broad way and that in to frank ogawa plaza. for the most part, people were chanting and shouting and yelling we are the 99%. there were holding signs saying the occupy oakland the adjutancy they have made their way back into the plaza. for the most part, i notice that it was pretty peaceful. the street of police officers were blocking the street to make sure that no cards will go through that you can see now, 14th street has been reopened. i want to mention that earlier in the show, we told you that the barricades had been removed. we do know that there were barricades on the street over here. some of the protesters, we

saw them they were carrying them and here is just one of the barricades that was left by one of the protesters. we do not know exactly what the plan is, as you may have heard. but back in frank ogawa plaza i know that there are police blocking the area. we will continue to monitor this story that has to concede there are more people making their way into the plaza. >>pam: this is video of the people gathering at frank ogawa plaza at this hour. hazzig manyud tells us why oakland tax payers will be footing the bill for this morning's actions at the plaza. >> the cost will have to be covered by the city of oakland this was a plan the event not an emergency response. >>reporter: oakland tax payers are left holding the bag again to remove occupy oakland protesters from frank ogawa plaza. this time

around the fact that this was a non emergency situation means that oakland tax payers will have to cover the cost for mutual support from other law- enforcement agencies. the monday morning in diction alone will cost a pretty penny. >> the estimated cost of the between $300,000 to $500,000. >>reporter: it was mayor jean quan decision to allow the protesters to return after the eviction on october 25th. i asked the mayor if she believed an apology was in order? >> i think that oakland is not the only city that has had to constantly move, or continued to move the encampment. if you look across the country, and we even know that we may have to go and remove the encampments again. this is

an international and national movement. this is their tactic, we are trying to get the movement to move on literally to something different than encampments. >>reporter: so no apology to the taxpayers? >>pam: again this deal going on at frank ogawa plaza right now where the, i am sorry this is a live picture were the occupy protesters have gathered, and live rally is going on in we will continue to follow developments. caltrain is under attack for safety issues under the rail--the bay bridge project. they say concern started 2008, but information from a whistle- blower lead to a worker

named wilds officials say his data reflected no problems with the concrete filler but other test gave different results. officials say that wilds failed to get his equi improperly tested to conduct the tests. they say since they have found out about these fabrications they have taken steps. >>reporter: caltrain officials say an internal review of the wayne wilds worke shows his fabrication on several test and caltrans said they went back and retested the sections. >> we went back and did forensics review of the data. the data that that individual collected was handed off to an engineer

and the engineers evaluated all of that information to make sure it was sound. >>reporter: in addition the acting director after their be back of measures to make sure is the information is accurate. >> this is one verification test that is done at the there are dozens of tests to make sure the structure is built the way that we wanted to be built. >>reporter: the technician was involved with other structures throughout the bay area. >> we have rectified one situation and we have gone back and look at other two inmates to the they were safe as well. >>reporter: some bridge experts question if caltrain has it all the steps necessary to ensure safety on the massive retrofit project in light of the actions. one lawmaker has already announced plans to hold hearings on the issue. in the meantime, officials said the $6.3 billion project is still on track

for completion in 2013. in oakland i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >>pam: caltrain officials revealed that they fired a another employee over the weekend, the boss of technician the wayne wi-- dewaine wilds could they see this employee was fired for having state property at his home. and presidential hopeful herman cain is continuing to lose support as a new witness steps forward to support the sexual harassment claims against him. this is the former boyfriend of one of her mccain's accusers. he is coming ford after herman cain in a statement that he did not know his girlfriend, the girlfriend sharon. at a news conference today, he said that he had an in-depth conversation with herman cain.

>> i can confirm that when she returned she was upset. she said that something had happened and that mr. kane had touched her in an inappropriate manner. she said she handled it and did not want to talk about any further. >>pam: the latest national cnn poll shows that 50 percent of the public's polled believe the women in the sexual harassment claim. >>jacqueline: here is a look at our highs for today. will warm up a little bit out there and i will have details coming up in just a few minutes.

>>catherine: it is time to look at stocks, they did drop a little bit as you see. rob black this year calling stocks his first loser.

>> out of the gate this morning there was news that italy is starting to raise a little bit more money. people purchased the debt that is possible.--that is positive. again, the cost of debt is rising in italy so that put a cloud over everything. >>catherine: you said that warren buffett is a winner because he is betting big on ibm? >> everyone that no one buffett he goes for consumable banneker--brands like coca-cola and he missed the.com rise but he also missed the.com fault. i like ibm i have always liked ibm. it is what h-p has wanted to become. is a good name. now they got out of the computer business and it should be

noted that they also picked up more sheltered--more shares of intel. in basketball you want to be like michael jordan and in investment you want to be like warren buffett. >>catherine: now why you calling this a winner? >> from a stock perspective this because--this may become a winner as obama- care gets reviewed. can the federal government impose taxes and fines on individuals would not have insurance? this is always been a state scenario. what is interesting about this this will be very political. and the timing of it is early next year in mid next year. but it could determine who the winner of the elections. >>catherine: this will unfold in the middle of the presidential campaign. >> typically government to

institutions stay out of it. they will try to stop this potential winner all losers in the area. >>catherine: and i use a wal-mart is winning the consumer pricing wars? >> absolutely, you're talking about saving less than 1 percent between target, wal-mart and amazon.com. they are also bidding fears and kmart. they are doing everything they can to try to get us to shop now. it should be noted that there are 40 more days of shopping before christmas. the year is wrapping up quickly and i'm waiting for my candle fire. >>catherine: i was thinking about getting one. >> the reviews out of the new york times, are all full, so maybe we do not want one. catherine >> maybe we do not we will

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>>kimberlee: this tumbler page shows people making science and some of the messages are short. this sent an occupy afghanistan, this would says i am occupy oakland, the next one says i have never had a bank or a credit card. i am occupy

oakland. there are some longer knows, this person writes i occupy because my story is painfully common. the next picture we have is pretty interesting. it is one person a french business woman holding up a sign at the encampment sang hello occupy open. this woman holding a sign that read i cannot afford to pay for college i am occupy oakland. if you like to check out this web page for yourself is a the kron4 facebook fan page and click like. we will be back after this break. ♪

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love >> early this morning i directed the police to disassemble the kama at frank ogawa plaza. >> the in camera became a place that we have repeated violence and earlier this week there was a murder. >> we will have a very strict no lodging policy. >>pam: we were there at 300 officers tore down about 150 tents and arrested about 130 people. now we show you how protesters are rallying in response to this morning and we are live. >>pam: this is a live look at the protesters rallying

right now against the oakland city leaders and the police for forcing them out of the camp right now. a rally is going on and hunters have gathered there. the plaza is reopened to the protests of the city leaders insist that any attempt to set up and other encampment will not be tolerated. let us go live to j.r. stone who is standing live with the protesters. >>reporter: it has definitely been very busy and active today. we started marching here around an hour ago. >>pam: we are having some problems with the live signal their we will go back to him in just a moment. we have a number of live cruise on the scene. let's check in with dan kerman at 14th and broadway right near the rally that is going on right now. >>reporter: good evening we

are in front of frank ogawa plaza. as you can see as you're indicating it has been the occupied unit let me show some video to show how many people are participating in this march and rally at frank ogawa plaza. as you can see, there are hundreds of people walking down the street from the library down 14th street into frank ogawa plaza. some people are carrying signs that say reoccupied. some say we are the 99%. they were chanting, let's go oakland. there are no barricades, they just walk right into the park and this was a dramatic difference from the last time the park was rated when they took down the tens. later thatb evening there were barricades up and this time the police said they would take down the barricades and the tents and they did just that. one thing that will not be tolerated is lodging,

anything that will go will immediately come down. the other thing that is different from last time is that there are a lot more visible police. they are all over this perimeter, a couple of them are right behind me but they're pretty much everywhere along side the thought--alongside the side wall. they want the rally years and protesters to know that the police are here. their habit to facilitate a peaceful protest but they will not put up with any chaos. >>pam: as we have been telling you the plaza is reopened and we want to go back to j.r. stone. >>reporter: thank you, sorry about the technical difficulties before but you can see all the people in the plaza. there are some

noticeable differences. i walked out on the corn on the street to show some of the differences as you see some of the protesters in the distance, there is a general assembly meeting going on. right here, you can see some of the officers in plain clothes at this evening. that is much different than what we saw last time the camp was taken down. last time the camp was taken down, this area was closed to the protesters and when they got back, the officers were in riot gear. but now these are much different times, many of the officers are joking around and laughing with the protesters this is a sign that this may be a very peaceful evening. i'm walking to the other side of the plaza, a section that was covered intense--in tents just 24 hours ago. this is what looks like right now, this is a section

that was closed off for so long. but as you can see this theory that was completely taken down. some of the people in the distance will have set up and put some of the items back here, one of the questions is how many people can set up with items like this? will there be more can thing? everyone in the city and the police department say no. we did talk with the police department for a while earlier this afternoon. the chief spoke of this specifically and how they will do it, take a listen. >> the difference is that we will be open the plaza almost 24 hours sooner. as you recall last time it took two days for the plaza to be reopened. in addition to that, because of the anticipated crowd that is here, we have set in place a mutual aid request at an earlier time to have sufficient officers here should the crowd become unruly or intent on causing

property damage. we intend to have sufficient officers here to arrest people who are breaking the law. we want to strongly discourage that type of behavior. we are here to encourage free speech and freedom of assembly but if people are coming here to break the law and cause property damage we intend to address them. we have help from our community monitors to help us work the crowd to ensure that there is a peaceful and non- violent demonstration so we expect that to work in our favor. >>pam: de are, what are the protesters saying at tonight's rally? >>reporter: this is a general assembly they talked earlier at the library basically giving their viewpoints talking about how they feel about the issues, they talked about the fact that their camp was taken down many of them are angry over that. as i speak, i

apologize it has gotten dark in the past hour or so. cut but right here, this is where everyone is set up. you can see right outside of city hall. again they are discussing the matter, this is an open mike. basically what they do is ride up and you be your turn to speak. they have had a number of speakers tonight. i know we had a couple of reporters down there in the midst of things. i have heard some people speaking about some of the activities that will go on the uc-berkeley tomorrow. a number of the protesters out there protesting the school cuts and what not, they have anything going on tomorrow and many of them are very vocal about that. there are a number of different issues that they're speaking about right now in this assembly area. >>pam: j.r. stone is reporting live for us and after the police moved in early this morning the city of oakland kicked off a massive cleanup effort. here

you can see some of the 80 public works crew members clearing the frank ogawa plaza of debris that was left behind by the protesters. police held the protesters back behind the barricades while the work was underway. maureen kelly was their but tensions arose between those for and against the occupy encampment. >>reporter: an angry confrontation between occupy protesters and one and that showed up to visit the show his support for the city's move to clear the plaza of tents it is the men in a white shirt that reads open across the front and this is what his hat read. he is a home owner and longtime resident that is fed up with the protests. as you can see he is carrying a break, he hoped to help to volunteer in the cleanup effort but he was kept on the other side of the barricade along with others who got in his face over his position. the man in a plaid shirt had just been cracking his knuckles, watch as the

man in the black sweat shirt move that guy back a few steps trying to keep the peace but the anger was still present. >> this guy has been trying to kill me for the last half an hour. >>reporter: the confrontation continues and the police from the other side of the barricade and watched, someone ripped a sign from the man had and then he walked away. >>reporter: now police tactics were different this time around dealing with occupy protesters this is an ongoing conflict issue that is costing the city millions of dollars. just after midnight on monday police from around the bay area convened in alameda county outside of the oracle arena. add to 30 a.m. occupy oakland protesters got word of the raid. some packed up and move out of frank ogawa plaza. at 3:30 a.m., other protesters, hundreds of then rallied at 40 and broadway playing music, chanting and

showing support for their movement. around 4:00 a.m. the first officers arrived in downtown oakland. the next hour brought another wave, police in riot gear set up a perimeter using a bullhorn in forming protesters that they will clear out the camp. some people disregarded the warnings. >> i think i will stay here and be arrested. >>reporter: around 6 a.m. the police moved in the at that time most protesters left the area or raw processing peacefully away from the 100 tents that remain. people that refuse to leave were arrested. >> i am happy to report that there were no injuries to officers or citizens. there was no excessive use of force. and there was no resistance in the tents.

>>justine: >>reporter: this was a far more peaceful raid than on october 25th. >> we came to this point because i think occupy oakland took a different path from the original move it. we have had repeated violence and this week we had a murder. we had to bring it to an end before more people were hurt. >>reporter: of the 33 arrested, just nine were open residence. the city released a report on how much it has spent responding to these events. it spent an estimated $2.4 million. >>jacqueline: a look at our temperatures out there for today. i will have details coming up on your full forecast in just a minute.

>>pam: new details on the war veteran that was injured at the occupy protests last month. scott olsen was struck in the head on october 25th. this was video of him being carried off after he was hit. he posted a message on his google plus account saying that his speeches coming that--back but he had a lot of work to do in rehab. >>pam: uc berkeley police have been criticized for being over aggressive in responding to the occupy cal yvette last wednesday. dozens of people were arrested as the police tore down their tents officials say that the students are welcome to protest they just

cannot set up camp. >>catherine: and national news the republican presidential candidate herman cain has been accused by the four women of sexual harassment. now the former boyfriend of one of those women is talking publicly in he is backing up the story of sharon and contradicting herman cain statement saying that he never met her. he says he met her back in 1997 about work at his suggestion. >> i can confirm that when she returned, she was upset. she said that something had happened and that mr. kane had touched her in an inappropriate manner. she said that she handled it and did not want to talk about any further. i respected her request in this issue was never brought up until recently.

>>catherine: he said that she decided to come forward after all this time because she thought that the country needed all the facts before election. he says that he met and talked with herman cain with her. in 1997 he was the head of the national restaurant association has denied the allegations of sexual misconduct. there is still no deal between the indian--between the nba it will not be any type of season this year. this is video of players are arriving at the talks today in new york. we will have more on the deal that did not happen and what it could mean for the season coming up in sports with gary. two of the american hikers accused of spying and were in prison and i ran our plan to get married. they will marry on may 5th. this is video of the couple reuniting after bower and josh batall had been in

prison. the couple was planning to marry someone in the bay area. >>jacqueline: it was a nice day out there today and another nasty on tap for tomorrow. for the afternoon it will be sunny and little bit warmer in some spots warmer than what we saw today. the mild weather will go through thursday but the rain will return to the forecast on friday. first, let us take a look at the fog for tomorrow morning. it is mainly in the north bay, the delta and the inland valleys but it is also possible for the bayshores. satellite and radar pictures show the storm tracking well to the north. we see dry conditions right now but by the end of the week the rain will be moving back in. into

an ice mild weather for now, to teachers in the upper 60s down a south bay, 66 in san jose and mid to upper 60 for our bayshores. along the coast, to the trends are in the upper fifties and low 60s. here is a look your extended forecast. again, there is not a lot of change over the next couple of days. thursday will be mild increase cloud coverage through the evening. there is the rain for friday, there is not a lot of moisture for the first system we will see showers but the temperatures will cool off into the fifties bay area wide. another chance of rain moves in on saturday. we will bring you an update as it gets ill little closer, stay with us will be back after this. i forgot where

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>>reporter: after being thrown out of the park, the marchers have walked down the street shouting we are the 99 percent, let's go oakland and they have also said that they will read occupy frank ogawa plaza. at this point, things remain peaceful. there are a lot of police officers within the plaza. in oakland i'm dan kerman with kron4 news. >>reporter: continuing our coverage outside of the emergency service the oakland police chief says he has a different way of handling things. >> the difference is we will reopen the plaza almost 24 hours sooner. because of the anticipated crowd that is here we have set in place the mutual aid request at an earlier time to have sufficient officers here should the crowd become

unruly. >>reporter: continuing our coverage and has been a long day for the city crews cleaning up frank ogawa plaza the. some of the workers who came out to clear the public space are wearing their white hazmat suits, mask and gloves to protect themselves against human waste and other potential contaminants left behind. the senate was blasted with power washers, and the grass was raped clear of dead debris. personal property was hauled away to be claimed later by their rightful owners. >>reporter: in oakland business owners have mixed opinions about the encampment and how their business will be impacted now that is gone. on broadway in 14 to there is a pizza shop employees said they saw an increase in business about 10% but they say they will be just fine if the protesters leave. a few blocks away in this direction they're the another manager that i saw who said he sex-0- now that the es

gone, people may return. over here this coffee shop has been closed for most of the day. >>pam: caltrain has fired a technician for fabricating information on several business projects. he was also responsible for a seismic proportions on the bay bridge. officials say he performed tests on the self suspension tower on the bay bridge that is currently under in-construction-. now they say the bridges integrity is now in question and one lawmaker is calling for hearings. the

acting director for caltrans says that many steps have been taken to ensure that the bridge and other projects are safe. >> we have an issue with one in a ploy and falsified tests on three structures not related to the bay bridge. we have looked at all of the structures, one of the was actually identified during construction so we rectify that situation we have gone back and look at the other two and determined that they're safe as well. the situation with the bay bridge, we went back and look at the test performed by all of our technicians on the bridge and there were no issues and the structure was built as to plan. this is not just under one test, there are dozens of steps taken to make sure that the structure is built the way that we anticipated being built and that we are confident that it will perform the way it was designed to reform. >>pam: officials also announced that they fired the technicians boss but they added that his firing

was over a separate issue of having state property at his home. look at these two year-old twins, they are doing excellent in their recovery. the two year old along with their mom made a brief appearance today. the twins' mother fought back tears of joy as she praised the doctors and talk about her daughter's progress. >> the girls are doing good, they love the stickers, the stuffed toys and they are learning how to walk. we are so excited now to go home. to see them, to

see them sitting in their own car seats. we cannot wait to see them playing in walking and running. thank you very much. god bless you all. >>pam: angelica and angelina are sleeping in their own bids and taking their first steps on their own. doctors expect him to lead normal lives and they say they should be going home to san jose and 28 to 48 hours. like their mother said for the first time the twins will be riding in separate car seats. [music] >>jacqueline: it was a nice day out there today another nice day on tap for tomorrow. in the morning will have areas of fog throughout the bay area. it

will be sunny and mouth by noon and later will see temperatures warm up a little bit over what we saw today. morning temperatures as you head out the door crackerjack it will be--has to go out the door, grab your jacket it will be chilly. the coastline is staying in the upper fifties and low 60s. here is a look at your extended forecast. we will see nice weather for the next couple of days. thursday will be nice with increasing clouds through the evening before we have a storm rolling in the morning. the chance of rain will stick with us through the weekend. stay with us we will be back after this.

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>>kimberlee: brad pitt has said he will step off screen to enjoy producing other things. he was less definitive about expanding his brood of six kids with angelina delhi. he said i do not know if we are finished. on friday we reported that jaycee was releasing an occupy wall street t-shirt after deciding to keep all the proceeds instead of donating them to the movement, he has pulled the $22 shirt from virtual store shelves. the shirt said occupy all streets, this is similar to the one that he has on here. now the 29 year old

former l.a. e stark wrote a blogger post saying that she was eager to prove the world wrong when they first started dating but now admits there she deserves a big fat i told do so from everyone. they got together in december 10th of 2010 after his on fidelity to sandra bullock. >>pam: gary is joining us in the studio about the 49ers and made the decision by the nba players' union today could mean no basketball for quite a long time. gary has details on all the sports next.

the >> the truth is, i have not changed anything. i have met these guys and around these players. >> this game shows that we are the football team to be reckoned with. >> my to my teammates earlier i did not care how many balls i, hearing catch, as long as we are winning i am happy. the

>>gary: now yesterday, the juiciness? the bills and the cowboys? ok, here we go. the guy makes a touchdown from buffalo and then he runs over to a dallas cowboy cheerleaders we he is dating and they love each other. i guess a lot of people are saying skid has for topics at 6:00 a.m. and he was mad about all four, but he says that was a disgrace in the middle of the game, but you know what if he did it every time no, but that was kind of cute. in fact jason has said it is being called sleeping with the enemy. none of you went over and held a 400 lb. linemen that is different. you know what is matter with the world, there is not enough love. are you the only person that

is in love? >> i hope you are to, you are married. >>gary: i love my wife, but first and foremost, kron. did i ever tell you that i wanted to be married at kron? >> no, but it is a beautiful studio. [laughter] >>gary: but the point is, that did not heard anything. all right, and saturday night stanford had a blowout at the hands of oregon and that put to rest any national title hopes of people say i do not know now if you win the heisman, you can forget about the rose bowl in the fiesta bowl. stanford is now eight and one, but organ is fast and they're really good. it puts a little damper on the big game. >> that was an emotional

loss, it was a hard-fought game. oregon is a talented team to lose two in the nation. >>gary: for the record, stanford is now 9 and 1. and the nba season is in major jeopardy after the players turned down the owners' latest offer. >> we, as a group of players after two years of making a genuine effort to try and close a collective bargaining agreement with our teams and with the lead, we have come to the conclusion today that that process does not work for us. >>gary: know, and you guys are not football so people will go on and not worry at all. now all-time great joe frazier was laid to rest today jesse jackson was on

hand, don king showed up and mahomet i leave was on the scene. frazier died at age 67 after a battle with liver cancer. and if they can get a statue of sylvester stallone in philadelphia why not a statue of the late great joe frazier? coming up we have kevin lynch, from the chronicles. what i like about him is that he is not afraid to share other people's material. we had a thing on the radio three weeks ago. he stole it with not even a blush, kevin would happen why you? >> i did not steal it, i got caught. [laughter] >>gary: for all the years that i have stolen cavan's of stuff, we will come back and you give the inside word on the 49ers with the great

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>>gary: vestar right now, is it all harbaugh? >> kono, the same players true, they got a big boost. >>gary: now with these quarterback ratings, said it is amazing in the only reason i stepped back on

smith, six years and nothing happened. i know very as coordinators and all that but there he is seventh in the league. if it is not our bob, what do you attribute it to? >> i think a lot of it is a natural maturation. surly harbaugh has an influence. also the great running game, he is protected. when he goes back to pass he has a great defensive line. now justin smith is the fourth most valuable player. that is in the hole lead not just defensive mvp. >> people do not talk about the special teams, they have

been fantastic. where they start and the opposition star, that is in the league. they have been doing that extremely well. >>gary: you take special teams and i will take the wall. now how serious was the entry to gore? >> not very serious. it was a bone bruise. nothing structural, nothing a ligament, no cartilage, he should be fine. >>gary: that had been kept under the rug how he is being used to just try and 49ers not rely on him here i. now kevin is going to be

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