>>darya: we are beginning with the occupy movement and old ones. about 500 protesters returned to frank ogawa plaza after they were evicted early yesterday morning. we showed you that

live unfolded on the air yesterday morning. protesters marched from the public library to the plaza. as we told you, 33 people were arrested in the early morning raid. will tran is live from the plaza right now. he has details. >>will: anything that happens here will be under the watchful eye of the oakland police department. officers are walking around to make sure any protesters would be stopped. there are only two protesters left. they are sitting in chairs. that is okay because that is not considered overnight camping. even though the front lawn is cleared the ground is soft and a soggy.

>>james: the city has already spent over $2 million on the occupy oakland protests. civil rights groups are also planning to sue the city of oakland in an attempt to prevent police from using tear gas and other cloud-- crowd control weapons. >>darya: occupy oakland protesters are supposed to be joining called berkeley protesters. jackie sissel

has a wealth of what is planned for today. >>jackie: we are expecting to see hundreds if not thousands of people. for the campus is wallpapered with signs and posters letting people know about the general strike that they have planned for today. this comes on the heels of the closing down of occupy oakland and what happened last thursday. protesters were talking this morning about what would happen today. they are hoping that they have full support from the staff and faculty. i spoke with protesters earlier this morning who told me what to expect.

>> we have a lot of support from faculty and staff after the crackdown from police last week. as far as political motivations, it is about the privatization of public education and unnecessary cuts and austerity programs and the failure to rethink other options. general social issues. >>jackie: there are a whole list of things. they will also have the general assembly. the chancellor has granted amnesty to the 40 protesters that are granted- judge that were arrested last week.

>>darya: no one wants a repeat of what happened last thursday. here is video from last thursday where police officers were taking away a tense from an occupied protestors. look at that struggle and a scuffle. there was a lot of screaming.

>>justine: the mayor says the city knows about this order but has not seen it. the park was supposed to open at 8:00 a.m. but it is still closed until this week will issue can be resolved. >>james: let's find out more about the forecast. >>erica: here is as a live look at conditions over walnut creek. sunshine as you head into the afternoon. a lot of sunshine

around the bay. as we check out where temperatures will go for the rest of the day, by 8:00 a.m. we are holding on into the 40's but we will see widespread '50s and we it stands closer to lunch. green on the screen indicate temperatures in the '60s. for the most part the highs will stay in the '60s. as we break down those numbers neighborhood by neighborhood sixties

expected for downtown san francisco. we have clear conditions over the bay. all of that changes in the next couple of days as a storm system pushes its way southeast. that means what whether on your 7 day around the bay forecast friday and persisting into the weekend. we will take a quick break but the kron 4 morning is will be right back.

>>james: jerry sandusky says he is innocent of charges that he sexually abused boys over the years. in a phone interview with bob costas he says he is not a pedophile but admits there are some details in the grand jury report that are accurate. >> mr. sandusky, there is a 40 count indictment. there are specific details and

multiple accusers and eyewitnesses to various aspects of the abuse. a reasonable person says where there is this much smoke there must be plenty of fire. what do you say? >> i say that i am innocent of those charges. >> completely innocent? >> i have showered with kids, i have loved them and touched their legs without intent of sexual contact. >>james: sandusky said the only thing he did wrong is shower with those kids. he is currently free on $100,000 bail.

>>james: the time is 6:15 a.m.. a check on the markets. stock futures have been-ahead of the opening bell. the euros on debt crisis fears continue to hang over the markets. yesterday you can see how much of the dow lost at the end of trading. down 74 points. a big part of a loss yesterday was a jump in the italian borrowing costs. the dow ended-. the s and p also dropped about 12 points. the nasdaq was down 22 on the day. the opening bell and about 15 minutes. we can see what traders to with the onset. here is a quick list of some of the numbers we are expecting. wal-mart,

home depot and staples are releasing their quarterly earnings. >>erica: plenty of sunshine on tapped as we head into the afternoon. right now, we are dealing with cold temperatures. temperatures are running into the thirties in places like santa rosa and novato. places like downtown san francisco and oakland have dropped a degree as we approached sunrise. keep that in mind. the fog is affecting portions of the north bay. we do have problems with visibility between one and 2 mi. certainly be aware of the fact that hazardous driving conditions could persist.-- hazardous driving conditions could persist. 59 in half moon bay, 62 for those of you in hayward. same for fremont. mid-60's

in the south bay. in places like santa rosa we could reach 66. to your 7 day around the bay forecast does show mild conditions and plenty of sunshine as we head into tomorrow. thursday the cloud cover makes its way into the forecast. by friday widespread cold showers >>george: we are taking a look at the traffic maps starting in the east bay. in concord on 680 an accident has been reported. this is in the southbound direction of its 60 the right at concord avenue. it could involve an overturned a vehicle that could be blocking a plane. certainly a potential hot spots for 680 south. it is more likely to affect the right from the benicia bridge than the rise

from highway 4. it could affect traffic coming in from martinez, of pachinko and the nation on 680 southbound. here is your bridge check. your ride westbound, the metering lights are on but only a minor back up with a short wait to get a good start to the bay bridge to me. the san mateo bridge ride is a problem free with no delays eastbound or westbound. it looking at your ride on the golden gate bridge 101, there are no delays northbound or southbound. looking at the south bay freeways we told you about the east bay problem, let's take a look at the ride on 680 in the southbound direction. there are no delays there. the north bay ride is also pretty smooth as well with no delays coming in from marin county.

>>james: caltrans has fired a technician for fabricating test on several building projects. that same worker was involved in testing on the new debris to stand. some bridge experts are criticizing the integrity of the bridge. one lawmaker is calling for a hearing. the acting director for caltran says many steps have been taken to make sure that the bridge and other projects are safe. >> there is an insinuation that there could be an issue. the structure was built as planned. >>darya: we have a new details released about the conjoined twins that are separated. angelica and and a leak of. they returned

home later this week. the 10 hour surgery was successful. the family says that the twins are doing quite well. they are even starting to take their first steps alone. now they are able to walk 1 ft. in front of the other. that is something new. it is only a week after the november 1st surgery, and now they have a physical and occupational therapy to help them learn to walk forward.

>>erica: it reduces visibility. i will have a

complete check on your weather forecast coming up in a few minutes. it is to the faa was shut down for two weeks over the summer and a district evolving- judge involving a labor issue. construction on oakland's international control tower was also halted. >>darya: the white house is cutting government waste and expanding that effort as they continue taking actions that need no congressional approval. the administration announced pilot programs intended to further cut waste and fraud in medicare and medicaid. the white house has released new figures. we are following

wall street as we take a live look at the james lick freeway. here is a live look at the new york stock exchange. a down day in trading on this tuesday. we will tell you why coming up.

>>james: we are back. here is a live look at wall street. we are waiting for the opening bell. dow futures are in the-. we're looking for a negative start to trading. we will see what happens as we move our way

through the morning. markets are reacting to the ongoing debt crisis in europe. there is a bell. we have more updates throughout the morning. another developing story out of berkeley. students and faculty are calling for a general strike and another attempt to set up an encampment. jackie sissel is giving us a live look at the campus. >>jackie: we have not seen much action out there yet. right now on the steps of sprawl plaza there are

various reasons why it's people are calling this. they're hoping that staff and faculty will join the protest. if we spoke with one protester who talked about what they are hoping to accomplish. >>jackie: they have a long list of things planned for today. at noon they will

have a convergence and at 5:00 p.m. they are calling for a general assembly meeting to talk about what will happen in the future. >>jackie: the chancellor has granted amnesty to those that were arrested. >>james: we will see what happens again. >>darya: we are keeping our eyes on what happens in oakland. all is quiet this morning at frank ogawa plaza. that was not the

case yesterday afternoon and last night. about 500 protesters returned after what we saw yesterday morning which was the tense coming down with riot police moving in with a heavy presence inside of frank ogawa plaza. there were telling protesters to leave and then took down the tents. 33 people were arrested yesterday morning. will tran is live this morning at the plaza taking a look at conditions. apparently the police presence is a lot smaller and more casual. >>will: more casual, no doubt. there are three police officers standing outside of this band. to the top left you can see a police car. this is one of 13-20 police officers are rounded this plaza just making sure that it is clear. let me show you the plaza. for the first time in weeks we do not seek hence,

propane tanks or signs. it is pretty empty at this time. if you want to come down here and enjoy the plaza, for the first time in weeks, you can do that. here is the of the theater. you can see that it is empty. there are only two protesters that remain. the police officers never bothered them. the reason why is because they technically are not can dig out. they are sitting in that their lawn chairs. this man is holding a sign that reads no vacancy. police officers are making sure that they do not fall asleep. if they do, technically that is overnight camping. this morning, since there is no one here that means no arrests. much more on this as i talk to people.

>>darya: i remember when they took down the campground's the first time, they had such a horrible mess to clean up. it looks like they did clean up fairly quickly. are there any remnants of the campers left? >>will: absolutely. the grass is pretty nice. it was torn up. it is pretty muddy. it has not rained hard in days, is now weeks. it feels like you're walking on a sponge. it is a very soft. there is still a smell on the ground and in the year. bill looks like even though

it is open for protesters to come back, it is probably still not exactly safe because some people might be an easy about bringing their children here. i do see some power washing off in the distance. >>james: a seen a similar to that in oakland played out in new york earlier this morning. hundreds of officers cleared occupy wall street protesters. that is where the original encampment was set up. that sparked a growing movement across the country and around the world. at least 100 people were arrested earlier this morning. hundreds of campers, protesters and supporters are launching about it-just

marching along lower manhattan trying to disrupt their rush hour by blocking portions of broadway. at this point it does not look like there were too many problems reported. >>darya: let's get a look at the weather. >>erica: here is a gorgeous shot from the mt. tam cam. a couple of skin in clouds. as we head into the afternoon, mild and sunny conditions with most locations in the '60s. overnight, mostly clear skies but it will be breezy with temperatures dropping to the fifties for bay locations in the 40's and land. temperatures right outside the door, the 30's, 40's and 50's. temperatures have dropped a little bit as we approach sunrise. it as

we take a look at where temperatures go into the daytime, by 8:00 p.m. we are still holding on to 40's. >>erica: your 7 day around the bay forecast shows mild

and sunny conditions as we head into wednesday. by thursday the cloud cover will build and friday the potential for wet weather and a widespread way and that will only persist into the weekend. >>george: a pretty good ride for most of the bay area starting a bridge check at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. still very light. not much of a backup. the 880 approach is your best bet. the san retail bridge ride looks good. highway 92, no delays eastbound or westbound. your ride on the golden gate bridge, 101 southbound is still a pretty smooth commute. still watching the ride on interstate 680 in the southbound direction, there is the potential for a hot spot. the right lane is blocked southbound at concord avenue. so far, the back of is at highway 4. the

south there writing books good. we are starting to pick up the first bits of slow traffic. i mentioned to the marin commute, 101 southbound just past marinwood, the first bit of slow traffic. the drive time is under 30 minutes out of nevada.

>>mark: let's talk politics. the presidential candidates are shuffling around again. herman cain has dropped to a third place among republican voters. newt gingrich is now in the second place. mitt romney remains a steady front runner. whomever the gop

candidate turns out to be, they will give president obama a pretty close race. president obama is showed to be 1% ahead of a generic republican candidate. we will take a break and be back with more in a moment.

>>james: dow futures have the-all morning. >>darya: mayor jean quan announced that her deputy mayor has resigned effective immediately. yesterday, live

on the air we showed you how mayor wants a legal adviser also resigned. the mayor did not disclose a reason for the resignations. >>darya: charged with

residential burglary and possession of stolen property, stealing items from the room of alex to bet will be in court today. some of the stolen items were found near a hotel ice machine, there's no cash ever recover. she has been convicted four times the firm agreed before this. >>erica: we are taking a live look at conditions over downtown san francisco. cloud cover but as we work our way into the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. we have dense and patchy fog in the north bay valley is with the chance of a wet weather as we head into friday extending into the weekend. your temperatures outside the door are sitting in the 30's, 40's and 50's, holding on to the upper 30s in places like santa rosa and

nevada. temperatures have dropped as we are approaching sunrise. let's take a look at where temperatures will go in the afternoon. widespread 60's for the most part made the upper 50s in places like half moon bay. temperatures will struggle to get out of

the '50s. the time right now is 6:50 a.m.. >>george: into and out of marin county we are delay free. we have a crash in concord to but it still has not backed up traffic. right on 80 looks good, so does

the 680 ride through the san ramon valley. 580 is heavy on of the altemont into livermore. south bay traffic, we have picked up slowing on 101 northbound. to 80 books great out to the west valley assets highway 85 from 101 into the coyote valley. in the north bay we have not picked up much more in the way of slowing southbound on highway 1 01. it no delays were reported for a strain, bart or caltrain. >>darya: man's best friend may start liking humans even more. the two dogs that you see here received stem cells surgery for ligament and a joint injuries. the therapy involves taking healthy tissue from one area of the body and injecting it into the damaged areas. the

surgery costs about $18,000. it and

>>james: of boston has turned positive. the dallas still up 17 points. so far, so good. >>darya: in the nba players have opted to leave the latest proposal that came with a threat of a worse offer to follow. the

players' union is taking steps to disband and take this fight to court. the players are planning to file an antitrust lawsuit against the elite. >>james: we are taking a break. here is a live look outside from our roof camera. a beautiful start to this tuesday morning. when we come back, the latest in a live report from the campus of uc-berkeley. occupy protesters are gearing up for a big event. some

>>james: good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., occupy oakland protesters will be joining berkley protesters today for a general sik