>>mark: police moved in just round 1:30 a.m., seven people were arrested. will tran is live on the scene with the latest. >>will: updated numbers, he talked about seven arrests. the new number is three arrests. a couple were arrested because of failure to leave the crowd. another person was arrested for outstanding warrants. here is the latest information. the reason why they chose to go into the bridge, he conceded barricades' year, according to one of my police sources, he says protesters were given justin herman plaza. three months ago, they gave them that place over there. on

friday, when many people from occupy oakland, according to my source, many people could not fit into the two locations, they decided to camp here. that is what the police department started speak with one of the protesters, he was here when the raid took place in here is what he had to say. >> i stood up because that was a late-just a week. many other people were asleep. i did not know which in canada was being raided. they went after the bridge.--i did not

know which encampment was being raided. >>will: they went after the bridge. see everyone right in front of the atm machines, sleeping in sleeping bags. there are police officers in riot gear standing in front of them to keep a close eye on the situation. we do not know what the police officers will do. for now, it is peaceful. again, the latest number, three arrests and one of them with an outstanding warrant. >>mark: we will check back with will transfer of the morning. >>darya: our team coverage of the occupy movement continues. cal berkeley, occupy protesters have tents out despite the fact that they were told by the chancellor that there were not allowed to set up encampment. the police are there but they are not doing anything. craig skalar has the latest.

>>darya: how close are the police to the campers? >>craig: the campers are on the steps of sprawl hall. the police are on the plaza itself. there are 5-10 university police and alameda county sheriff's. so far, nothing in terms of direct contact except for casual conversation. about 20-30 minutes ago, there was another warning from police to disperse. the police have made it pretty clear that the tents have to go. this comes one week after the last incident. one university police officer told me that as far as he could tell, nothing will happen for a while. it is hard to say for sure. you ask about the bicycle over there. that is probably

power generation. they are being rather resourceful in their efforts to be here.

>>darya: bullets ended ak-47 were recovered nearby, a bullet hit a white house window. secret service says it does not conclusively connected with what happened friday and shots heard. the time is 6:13 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes.

>>darya: 6:16 a.m., we are taking a look at the weather. it is nice today, not so nice tomorrow. >>erica: if you have something to do outdoors, get it done today. today is

one of the nicest days of the week. here is a look outside from our roof camera. a clear morning with patchy fog developing in the valley. as we get closer to sunrise, we will continue to see sunrise into the afternoon. wet weather as we head into tomorrow, stretching into the weekend. we have a couple of locations in the upper 30's. santa rosa is still holding on to 40 there. here's a look at your current temperatures. for the most part, '60s around the bay.

>>erica: by friday, everyone will be picking up to shower activity. the rainfall will only increase in intensity as we had closer to the weekend. temperatures will struggle to get out of the '50s. as we start the next work week, partly sunny conditions stretching into tuesday. 6:18 a.m.. time bridge check on traffic. >>george: a pretty good commute on the bay bridge. if things are backing up a bit more. we have been

answered every and are not tracking any hot spots around the bay. the metering lights are close to being activated, if they have not been already. >>george: the right of the golden gate bridge has been good so far. the ride southbound into the city and past the toll plaza, there will be some slowing at the wheel drive. a check in the east bay, as look at your commute on the eastbound, 680 southbound, 24, it all looks good. 24 should be slowing some signs of slowing pretty soon, but not

yet. 680 looks good. the south bay freeways, there are no real problems. there are no indications of any big delays. the brand commute is starting to pick up a little slowing as you had passed marinwood on 11 southbound. otherwise a pretty good ride. >>justine: we have new information on these solyndra fallout. according to republican congressional investigators, the energy department urged this solar panel maker to delay their announcement about employee layoffs until after the november 2010 elections. the fremont based company received 535 million in federal loan guarantees in 2009. solyndra declared bigger xi on november 3rd, that was one day after the midterm elections leaving taxpayers on the hook for all that money. >>mark: on a wall street, ahead of the opening bell, stock futures are lower as

investors braced for more developments in the >>darya: at dozens of demonstrators are expected to rally outside of the california state university board of trustees meeting to protest a planned 9 percent hike intuition. the hike would mean that students would pay an extra $498 a year. that brings the total

annual tuition bills of 5009 of its $7. cal state says the increase would only be implemented if the state legislature did not provide enough state funding. >>mark: the failure of the parcel tax has been seen as a referendum against taxes and a vote of no-confidence against mayor jean quan. >>darya: here is a live look from the roof on van ness ave. you can see the clouds in the distance. a pretty good slice of sky. we will be right back.

>>darya: president obama and the prime minister of australia is looking to expand its military reach into the pacific. it also allows the u.s. military to quickly respond to natural disasters. >>president obama: our marines will begin training and exercises. our air force will rotate additional aircraft to more airfields in northern australia. these rotations will take place on australian bases and bring our military's closer and make them even more effective. it will enhance our ability to train and exercise an offering with allies. we will be able to

respond to a wide range of challenges as well as promoting security cooperation among the region. >>darya: 6:27 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes to the ego and on this wednesday morning.

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>>mark: and opening bell on wall street, dow futures dropped 0.1%. will is hitting $100 a barrel for the first time since july. dow futures are down 80 points right now. 11,950. >>darya: the big story we are following, san francisco police dismantled a small encampment on market street. soft as there was a surprise police raid at justin herman plaza. thousands of occupy cal protesters gathered this morning around asprawl hall of the uc-berkeley campus. the demonstrators have tents there and police are standing by as well. the secret service says a bullet hit the window of the white house but was stopped by

ballistic glass. an additional bullet and ak-47 were recovered nearby. >>erica: we are clear and dry right now. as we head into tomorrow, that changes. we are dealing with the storm system bringing cooler temperatures and wet weather as well. >>george: with a look at traffic, so far we are hot spot free. the metering lights are active on the bay bridge toll plaza. the drive time is between 9-11 minutes out of the macarthur maze was down. i will have more traffic coming up. off

>>craig: everything is placid at the moment. it remains to be seen when a move will be made by authorities. >>darya: we have been watching this cents yesterday when protesters were joined by occupy oakland protesters. about 4000 people came together in this rally to demonstrate against the big banks and cut education. the occupy protesters later that evening voted and set up the tents that we have seen live this morning. remember, a uc-berkeley chancellor has told them that they are not allowed to have camps, tents or and encampment. >>mark: the mayor is facing

criticism for how she has handled the encampment. some city leaders including council member is not identified their questioning her leadership. >> she mishandled this is very badly. the reality is, when you are the mayor, you do not have an excuse, you do not have a choice in making these decisions. we believe in the right of people to demonstrate, not at the expense of the people and not at the expense of taxpayers. millions of dollars. 2.4 million is just beginning. >>mark: right now there are no plans for the city council to move forward on a vote of no-confidence, but that could change. >>darya: the weather is going to change. dry today ended nice, but a big change coming up tomorrow. >>erica: today will be the nicest day of the week. if you have something to do outdoors, get it done today. tomorrow we have a lot of changes. your current

temperatures are dropping ever so slightly as we approach sunrise. the bottle in napa currently sitting at 39 degrees. 50 for downtown san francisco. he degrees cooler in hayward and mountain view. low forties for places like los gatos and san jose. as we head into the afternoon we will see a tight range of '60s. we could hold on the upper 50s and places like half moon bay. check out mountain view. 63 for those of you and fremont. we are contending with a little bit of fog into the north bay but once that clears, we will reveal a 60s for the most part. 63 is the common number for napa and nevada. >>erica: i want to what the to the timeline of the rain. by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow, the green on your screen indicates a wet weather making its way to debate. as we advanced the clock, by 60 of which could see lights for gloucester oakland and hayward. to the

evening and overnight hours would continue to see scattered showers. it will not build in intensity until about 7:00 a.m.. it will lead to the north bay. scattered showers through the heart of the bay area. scattered showers throughout the afternoon and evening hours, not only for thursday and friday, take a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. saturday and sunday are the wettest days of the week. we could experience some significant downpours. temperatures in the low 50s. as for inland lowe's, we struggled to get out of the '30's. top bridge check of traffic with george. >>george: not a lot of struggle with the commute. we have been looking at a pretty good ride. we're taking a look first at the bay bridge, the west that commute has been hot spot free for the rights of for this morning. the backup is beginning to build westbound, right at the heart of the toll plaza. is moving well. we have an incident free. your ride of the san mateo bridge,

highway 92 looks good coming over from hayward. 92 is clear from 880. at the golden gate bridge, the ride has been pretty smooth so far. still a little lighter than usual for the southbound direction. we are getting word of an accident in the south bay. >>george: looking at the ride on a one-to-one northbound, a report of a crashed around the 280 interchange. has the potential to slow the ride. he could become a hot spot if they do not manage to get things cleared quickly. reports are a half mile backup for 101 northbound. this is an area where traffic will start to slow. >>george: 6:39 a.m., we will take a break in the kron4 morning news will be right back. tsk but

>>justine: the dow is down 110 points, below the 12,000 mark. some of the reasons stocks are sliding, early trading, oil has topped $100 a barrel. there is concern about the european debt crisis. there is a confidence vote for degrees prime minister. we will be right back. does the

>>erica: most locations in the '60s. upper 50s along the coast. it is going to be sunny with mild temperatures. clear skies for the most part. we will continue to see enjoyable conditions, partly cloudy skies and calm winds. enjoy today. as we head into

tomorrow, a lot of changes to talk about. current temperatures are in the '30's. in downtown san francisco coming in at 51. as we check out where the temperatures go up the rest of the day, at 8:00 a.m., temperatures are holding on to the '40's. the blue on your screen indicates temperatures in the '50s. as we advance of the clock to lunchtime, the grain sales and indicating '60s. as we check out the satellite and radar, clear conditions. the

wet weather is on tap for thursday and friday. take a look at the weekend as well. pretty heavy rain. temperatures struggle to get out of the low 50s. let's get a check contract with george. >>george: there is trouble brewing at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have word that there could be stalls on the bridge. one near the cantilever section and one near yerba buena island. a big rig was too big. that one would understand is not blocking any lanes but could start to back up traffic nevertheless. as traffic

moves towards the metering lights, we will start to see drastic start to crawl. they will muscle the metering lights down until traffic backs up to the base of the incline. in the east bay the 280 ride northbound heading towards the west valley still looks good. the drive

time is 28-29 minutes from nevada to the golden gate bridge. >>darya: new details, the latest in the penn state scandal, a former graduate assistant, mike mccurry told a friend from 10 states, in an e-mail, that he stopped the assault that he says he witnessed. he said that he saw sandusky forcing himself on a 10 year-old boy. mccurry also says that he told police. it's all in an e-mail, but the e-mail contradicts what mccrery himself told the grand jury. sandusky is a retired penn state assistant coach accused of sexually assaulting eight boys over a 15 years ban. in another

child sex abuse scandal at the citadel in south carolina, the president of the school told cadets at the school should have done more after getting an initial complaint back in 2002. an alumnus of the citadel, also a former counselor at the summer camp is at the center of the charges. a charleston television station reports that louis neal is accused of molesting at least five boys. he was arrested last month. according to court documents, he has admitted guilt in at least three of the cases. my family and the late--the nba has formally canceled all games. in the meantime, the players are filing a class action lawsuit against the league saying it that the ultimatum is have left them no other choice. they're seeking triple the amount of money would have made this season, are doing the league is damaging their short careers. >>darya: plans to build a new stadium for the 49ers

are moving forward. this city council in santa clara has agreed to borrow $6 million from the team, that money will be used to press the building site. if all goes according to plan, the $1 billion stadium will be opened in 2015. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues. softs sphere

>>erica: the time is 6:55 a.m.. we will see a lot of sunshine around the bay area. most locations in the '60s consists for schooler along the coastline. flick- minute '60s seem to be the case around the bay. everything changes as we head into tomorrow

afternoon. we will have wet weather over the next couple of days. more coming up in a few minutes. >>mark: a drop on wall street. the dow is below we are experiencing our first price drop since june. the dow now back over 12,000. the dow is still off 91 with concerns about europe. >>darya: security officials said that hackers are setting up sites hoping to catch in on information. if

you're in a public informatioarea, find out who the internet provider is and change your password is frequently and used different passwords for differing accounts. asked >>mark: to a big backer of the bay bridge. update coming up.