we have very chilly temperatures this morning pastries' warning is in effect. rolm court by this afternoon it would be clear and sunny remain not be quite as cool as we have seen the past morning, but nonetheless it will be cool. no. this is mostly along the delta and provide care field and the central valley common in the inland valley is definitely affected by this. the do have freezing temperatures in effect and we're hoping up around 9:00 a.m., at which point we can lift and that three separate morning clearly room where we are below freezing in santa rosa, we have 31 and 32 in navato, we are also looking for 35 in concord and 46

degrees your temperature in san francisco. for your highs around the bay it is not really high at all. similar to what we had yesterday. 61 for redwood city, and a very chilly 56 that have been day as we push north, will looking for 62 and santa rosa we might not even break 60 degrees for places like navato, napa and san raphael. to will upper to work and we will have very similar conditions at her today as we did yesterday. and good morning erica. good morning dan, the chp is following a fatal accident in livermore. it is currently sitting on the shoulder right now. a corner has been called to the scene. not producing any slowdown whatsoever and as we take a look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza there is a nice and i ride coming

from all three of the approaches. where it, we have no metering lights to deal with and the traffic is moving at the limit up the incline and across the upper deck. here at the san until bridge to deny having special traffic divisors to tell you about. the tell lights are out for foster city. the bright lights are headed east down into hayward. as a ticket conditions of the golden gate bridge. south bound 101 has a pretty clear view. your ride is hawking in under 20 crewmen is out of navato toward san francisco. equipped it from the traffic map shows great conditions from the bay bridge in both directions. currently accident and in cident free. >>james: thank you erica. now here's an interesting story for you did cable tv show missed lusters got

quite a shock yesterday during a taping of one of its episodes in fact it was a little close for some people's comfort. see the cannon balls that you see on the screen, one just like that was one from the alameda county firing range all the way through in dublin home. you can see the damage done here, obviously was not intentional reggie kumar tells us what happened. >>reporter: alameda county sheriff department said the homemade cannon that the myth lusters used to do an experiment missed and traveled several hundred yards before hitting the driveway of this home smashing through the front door and slamming through this wall near this their way and then it went through the master bedroom wall where a woman and child were asleep at the time. the cannonball then exited through the back of the house and traveled across the road and continue on the path of destruction. it hit the roof of this home one bellevue circle before finally stopping after crashing through the window

of this van. sgt j d nelson says he is happy no one was hurt. >> the can fail to hit its mark, they had a misfire. this the homemade cannon that a television show has made the have used on many episodes previous to this. it has been fired and if fired correctly on numerous occasions. >>reporter: he says the sheriff's office called the bomb range until the safety measures can be reviewed. is not known if mr. busters will be allowed to who-- perform future experiments there. quick break and be back with more as we follow the dismantlement of the occupy in kama. we will take a live look this morning at the james lick freeway.

>>james: some breaking news this morning we have live pictures of the occupy sf campus. we will try to get that up for you soon as possible to so you know, the in camera at the embarcadero plaza has been dismantled by a score of police more than 100 police officers, fire into all been reported there, ambulances all surrounding that area at justin herman plaza where we see the in camera has been leveled to the ground. yolie was giving us a live picture not long ago. there it is, a live picture once again and you could to the protesters in the street being held back by the police. in the far distance there in front of the building is where the in can't be used to be. we talked with yolie and she says the in kamen has now been flattened. they continue to power washed the pavement and continue the encampment, those involved

the protests are not happy with the situation they say they were taken by surprise at least that is what they told our reporter. there were given notice at about 2:00 a.m. that they would be evacuated, were effected that is when the police can iii and began to remove the protesters we will have more on this breaking story coming up in just a minute. for over 60,000 california foster children,

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not everyone can be a foster parent. but anyone can help a foster child. >>reporter: welcome back to the kron4 morning news it is cold again this morning and still pretty clear. that is a look at the james lick in san francisco we have some freezing temperatures this morning mostly along the delta in the north bay. this afternoon, expect similar conditions to we had yesterday will be very sunny but deceptively sunny very definitely not very hot. it

will be very chivvy are there. we have a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning and that is mostly along the delta pretty far east in the delta as well. we are talking about antioch, pittsburgh and central valley is feeling as well. for your current temperatures, you can see that it is very chilly out five. we have 31 in santa rosa, 32 navato, courtesy to san francisco, 37 in half moon bay. you can see what the freezing temperature warning is in effect. in the meantime, for our afternoon hunch your expecting 61 in redwood city, 60 in oakland, and 59 in hayward. pushing north you can see more chilly temperatures. and for your

kron4 seven day around the forecast you can see that cold weather will continue to plague us through thursday also into the weekend it looks like it should loosen up just a little bit. the los should start breaking 40 degrees and the highs should start breaking 60 degrees pretty quiet weather as we head into next week. good morning america. >>erica: the morning dad and i have any major hot spots in the traffic area but the chp is giving with a fatal accident on east bound 580. i will show the traffic now often just one minute. but we have no place to speak of your the bay bridge toll plaza is pretty quiet and a handful of cars making their way out of oakland toward san francisco. traffic is moving well up the incline and across the upper deck and over at the san mateo bridge we are good to go in both directions. no delays at the toll plaza itself making its way towards the high-rise section. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge it shows a few cars,

so there is a nice and easy ride. i was a key at the traffic maps a few moments ago and we have not seen any delays whatsoever coming out of arnold torres highway 37 and down to the waldegrave. on to the traffic map fatal accident to see if we have been dealing with this since the 3:00 hour. by now, the accident is not blocking any of the traffic lanes. the corner has been called to the scene but the police have to conduct an investigation this could shut down some made with the next few minutes may be the next hour. i want you posted if i hear anything of the sort. >>justine: more now on our breaking news story the police are taking down the occupy sf in kama at justin herman plaza. yolie is on the scene where she is already witnessed several arrests, have things developed much since we talked last? >>reporter: not so much it has been more of a standoff. protesters are

holding their money from of the police department and the police department is holding their lunch. they're making it clear for the city workers to take down the camp and that is just beyond their line. it is right here with the palm trees are, right below there is where the encampment was. it is nullo--is now long gone. you cannot even make out what is what any more. it has been flattened out so much. >>justine: i guess since we last reported there were some 200 tents and he said the police have taken them down from about 2:00 a.m.. and you could see a very heavy police presence and all the protesters are still standing in the middle of the street right now. >>reporter: it is going to take them quite a while to clean up that area. they do not even have the power washed system out because they're still picking up

small many items. they spoke with one protester from alabama he cannot yet to be a part of the occupation and he said you know, people have collected quite a bit of stuff. they have made this place their home. they nudges seven sleeping bags and bags of clothes, they have several items to make it as comfortable as possible for themselves and try to collect that within five minutes is impossible. you are dealing with a lot of times in the area not just in to you can take into kuwait. there is just so much, there are so many items but they have to get rid of. it will be a while until they cannot that area. >>reporter: from the sounds that we are hearing it sounds like it is pretty high energy out there it is a really tense between police and protesters? >>reporter: not as intense as it was my first arrived. i was just after they had come in and basically one

people and people were getting upset because they saw other people being corralled in between to police lines and being arrested. people in the corral were shining-- shouting out center where she got of the police would not let me deny give me enough time. it is hard to say exactly what happened because i arrived right in the middle of that so you know, i know that was when it was most intense. at this point it seems a little bit relaxed only in the sense that people have had a chance to gather themselves for a moment. >>justine: so you have not seen more rest coming from the police take away a few people but not lot more. >>reporter: right. >>justine: now we're going to do is cover some other

stores. i saw a little bit of your video of what the in camera and look like right now we will play that cranky so much family. >>james: a high-speed rail project plan to connect the tires that california is losing popularity with voters it is designed to lead sacramento, los angeles and san diego. holders approved the project back to detonate at the time the price tag was estimated to be about $43 billion and was supposed to be completed in the year 2020. now, the project might not be done until 2033 and could cost $98 billion as more than twice the original estimate. a new poll says 59 percent of voters would reject the plan with the new estimate and 37 percent of those that approved it back in 2008 said that they would change their votes if it appeared on the ballot today. despite the change in attitude they say this is what the state needs to compete in the 21st

century. >> we are being out competed right now today all over the world but particularly in asia on countries that are building roads, bridges and building high-speed rail. we used to be the leader. if we did not catch up pretty quick, we will be in second place. >>james: high speed rail authority estimates that this will create more than 100,000 jobs. attorneys for barry bonds to try to keep the former star out of prison. dan asked the judge to grant probation instead of prison time citing his work with charity as one of the reasons. the judge has from time to think about this he will be sentenced for obstruction of justice later this month he was convicted earlier this year for being evasive when questioned by a grand jury about taking steroids. the obstruction conviction carries a possible maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. federal guidelines recommend a sentence of 15 to 21 months. time for a

quick break here this wednesday it is for 20 3:00 a.m. we are on top of breaking news about the dismantling of occupy sf. will take a quick break with a live look at the golden gate bridge see you in just a few minutes.

>>justine: recess now when

you came around a corner with the police chief and that officer grabbed you had to react to what was happening? >>reporter: i am sure he went to talk to his leaders to get a situation on what is going on i did not even see him anymore look for keys produce a more enduring a leading the charge. he is out clearly came out here 1:30 a.m., we've or side-by- side walking the more information of a sudden you see a whole bunch of officers starting to supplant, not as walking briskly and with the clinton down the side of the side one who has when i started running i felt i got a little too close and losers could to some of the police officers and one officer actually push me back to her because he did not no. i was a meal or a front of the occupation. once i shall do my media-that is when he'll let me and said get over here! and that is when he allowed to go on the other side. it looks like they

have this attrition under control. you can see that they have with their batons talent and their hands are at this side but it looks like it is still building up. the occupy protesters are still in the middle of market street and probably knocked to the side of sidewalk. it looks like they're getting a little bit closer to the situation seems to be under control for now. >>james: briefly for those that just joined us, explain what prompted this act on the police. what was the that calls them to rush and encircle the protest to the ec in the middle of the street? >>reporter: for release 30 to 45 minutes after their camp was taken down in the middle of market street were that curve happened, everyone knows about that. what happened was at around about 28 minutes after 4:00 a.m., or for whatever reason they decided--they decided to move the market a street toward twin peaks. the police officers did not want

that to happen. and they have hundreds of police officers are out here. you can see them in riot gear and the surrounding streets. there are hundreds of police cars surrounded parked out there. and for their security all eyes must be on the occupy protesters. and they started moving down in this direction is the essence since it was unauthorized and they started moving in a quick movement with some of their steffan and hands and that is when the officer's daughter racing down the sidewalk. james, you live got a gun went off and they started to do is print or something like that. they ran over and got quickly in line. the county officers here, they know exactly what they're doing i am sure that they have practiced this many times we have to shoulder some of the officers are moving back to formation, back to where they should be before of this took place at around 20 minutes after 4:00 a.m.. there are still people in the middle of the stream very defined here as you can see that guys i talked with

the chief a little bit earlier and i asked him what you plan to do it? it looks like a lot of the occupy protesters that are not leaving at the very is a shouting and his police officers may be getting into their faces and he says we can handle that. in but if they start getting physical with these officers and then all bets are off. we can see some of them are standing on in other news event. excuse me, that seems to be one member of the media i concede-, but the guy with a beard-i know who that is. live looks at the have the situation under control. we talked with the police chief to recap about 30 arrests, he cannot give me a hard number but he said about 30 arrests, two of them were for aggravated assault. they decided to move in about three hours ago because they broke off communications. the city tried for days if not weeks to get a hold to these guys to correspond. they said there is a place in the mission that you can move to they have said over and over we are not going anywhere. when the jazz

broke off communication their e-mails were not returned, phone calls were not returned and that is when it decided probably late yesterday afternoon they moved in swiftly and in cockney know, i've never been anyone >>justine: know about paddy wagons that come in when they make all of those are rest? the ec that is all set up for the police to handle these things on the scene. >>reporter: i do not see any wagons, but when i drove down to get to the police chief i saw about 40 or 50 cars. i am sure the bulk of the rest are going. that is why we do not see those wagons here, but i can tell you maybe they will make more arrests. there are plenty of police cars and police vehicles in the surrounding streets. the next tree is mission, they have that she blocked off as

well. if you come down here, you have to drive down spear and then hop onto power to reconnect with the embarcadero. they have hundreds of police officers not just here but also in the surrounding streets. >>james: for those unfamiliar with the area was in the surrounding area? is it mainly commercial are their hotels? do you see anyone coming out in the street to check out what's going on? >>reporter: here is the height, the tourist that are staying there may be looking out the window to check out what is going on. and then you can see market we are basically in the financial district. there is the regional occupation on the left of your screen. they allow that for quite some time. that was ok. it looked like as he some structures there at this particular time. and as the

show you his view, down markets with the castro towards twin peaks. it is called in that direction. people are starting to move about but as far as here at the end of market, that is the embarcadero, the ferry building any 50 the one gentleman has his shirt off and he is being in the face of the police officers. it looks like the police officers are keeping their cool so long as they maintain containment and they are not touched by the occupy protesters. their remaining patient at this time we see a lot of police officers on the side over here for whatever reason facing the crowd. even though it has not gone out of hand there is no need to run at this point, you better believe that they have set up a wall to make sure that all eyes are on the occupy protesters and there probably keeping a close eye on their hands and the situation to make sure that there is no sudden movement. there are allowing protest to go on. i did talk with the police chief and i asked him how long

will this continue? how long will they be able to step in the middle of market street in do what they're doing right now? he says as some where we have to move in because we moved it already in the encampment. we have to move in for traffic purposes. this is a very busy street, and who tried down here, they turn the corner and then hop on to the embarcadero. sometimes they even make a u-turn and come back to market street. this is a very important juncture in and he did not give me a timetable but there will come a point when the morning moves on the added traffic start to pick up. i am sure they will move in and say enough is enough. you will be arrested if for anything else trespassing. >>justine: we will take a quick break on the kron4 morning news and be back with our breaking news story right after this.

and >>james: we are back with our breaking story we have live coverage of the sf and kamen that was rated early this morning by hundreds of police officers. well, what is going on right now looks like we have some police officers bench over? will can you hear me? i guess we do not have audio from the scene, but it looks like they're in the process along

of arresting someone. now can you hear me? >>reporter: a couple of minutes ago for whatever reasons there were occupiers that were put down to the ground. there in the process of being arrested at this time while they're on the ground they were shouting at the police officers are your resting me? i understand in the middle the street. it happened so quickly we do not know exactly what prompted the officers to arrest what ice-t is to protesters at this time. but for whatever reason he is being led away right now. he is shouting and the police officers that were standing here as well as his colleagues and fellow occupy protesters say that you've been led to a crumbling a van near they brought out what looks like to be more than any event. it looks like it may be a bus. in may be the one that they transported the police officers in, but also to arrest people. one is being brought up to his feet and led away from the scene as well. he is not resisting, he is not out of control. i

also got an answer as to why the police officers started sprinting down market street in the maybe 20 or 30 yds. the reason why according to one officer is because the occupy protesters for whatever reason started moving down market street towards twin peaks. the only moved several feet but it is their job according to the police officers to do what he calls to circumvent to make sure that they are surrounded and then occupy as it did not have a packed to leave this area to area it seems like they wanted here in the situation either to diffuse it, to talk out of this, to stand down or if they do not there will be eventually arrested. the fact that they started moving down in this direction, that broke containment by the police officers and they were not ready for that and that is when they have to sprint ahead of the protesters and get in front of them and basically with their batons told them to get back over here. that is the reason why, i have said this before

but they use their batons not an aggressive manner but just to push me back but crucial to send it back in it only until i showed my medium-that he would allow me to break through this containment to be where i am currently add to the live shot. and as she does look like a look people that refused to leave a street, market street have been arrested. as far as this section, all of the police officers are in the middle of the street. >>james: it looked like all the protesters are going there was a big number in the middle of the street did most of them just dispersed and the only arrested those that stuck around? what happened? through >>reporter: it looks like there is a bust over here that is moving in i am not exactly sure what is on the other side there is a bus that they brought in may be to make more rest. it is a sheriff's bus. they have either brought more police officers to the scene or they're using that to make an arrest. they are right

here, only a few feet away from the police officers getting into their faces and again, i did get a chance to talk the chief and ask him what he planned to do? he says if they get in their faces, that is just a part of the job. but if they touch a police officer or do something that is when they will have to do some little bit more aggressive. in the meantime they're just standing there letting the occupy protesters yelled at them holding signs a few feet away from their faces. it looks fine is pretty calm right now but as far as the number of occupy protesters continue made over the past 20 minutes or so, there are so many more occupy protesters here but now looks like they're walking down market street and for whatever reason maybe they're just leaving here. i do not know why the officers are not trying to get in front of the occupy protesters but they are

letting them leave at least on the side walk peacefully for now. i will get answers as to why they're letting them go as opposed to the occupy protesters that try to leave and move down market street. >>james: maybe that is the determining factor the to move on the sidewalk of the cannot block the street. thank you very much will be but you give to get more from the scene. >>justine: we have video to show what occupy sf looks like. the have been reporting that the dp w and the police cruise have moved in and flattened it to the ground. they are taking all of the people stuff, their tents and their belongings. they have been living here for months. our executive producer is telling us that 50 people have been arrested. 50 occupy sf protesters have been arrested since 2:00 a.m. this morning when the police moved in. we are monitoring the situation and two of the arrests were for aggravated assault on a police officer. we will take a quick break from our breaking news coverage and

move on to weather. good morning then. >>reporter: good morning justin, i feel for everyone out there. it is a very cold morning outside this is the walnut creek camera, it is clear, is the only reason we are able to see the headlights coming down highway 24. we have some freezing temperatures this morning and this afternoon can expect similar conditions to what we had yesterday. it will be sunny but very cool. we can expect in a the clear and cool evening tonight as well. maybe not quite as cold as we had this morning in the morning before that but cold nonetheless. we have a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m.. this is mostly affecting the delta area. >>reporter: take a look to your current temperatures.

>>reporter: here are your high temperatures very similar to yesterday. >>reporter: here is your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast and coal to the trip will set in and around --cold temperatures will continue through the weekend. >>erica: the morning dan i deny having hot spots to tell you about it is a great

time to leave her house right now. it is a little bit cold out there but we are not looking at any major delays for your ride around the bay area. at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving in the westbound direction out toward san francisco there is no weight at the toll plaza flats and traffic is moving well from all three of the approaches. sent here bridge writers problem free in both directions, no problem getting to the bridge in either direction of the nimitz freeway or the 101 this morning. as we take that to the golden gate bridge, you could see a lot of space in between cars. traffic is moving at the limit coming out of marin county. i wanted to get back to the traffic map to update you on a single accident and of the following. car and this is right in livermore, a federal accident and multiple accidents and sitting on the shoulder right now in the chp in the corner on the screen this is not producing any slowdown whatsoever. however i do not know of distinctly has shut down lanes of later on to

kick up their investigation. with time right now is 51 minutes after 4:00 a.m., we have to take a quick break but we will be right back, stay with us.

>>justine: we are on top of breaking news in san francisco, the police have not taken down the in camera at justin herman plaza.-- taking down the encampment at justin herman plaza. we

are hearing that the police have arrested 50 protesters and that includes two protesters for aggravated assault on an officer. the video that you are looking at right now was taken at about 2:00 a.m. when the police officers moved in and started their raid. we have several crew is on the scene mantra of the situation for us. we have live pictures showing us what is happening at justin herman plaza. we can see dozens of police officers in full riot gear standing on market street try to keep protesters out of the street. they're also trying to clean of the in camera. they will bring in more equipment is prewashed in make it more usable for the public. again, 50 occupy sf protesters arrested, two were arrested for aggravated assault on an officer. this all went down about 2:00 a.m., right nothing seemed to look peaceful with the police holding their ground in the middle of the

street. the protesters were allowed to go into the encampment before the raid ended their belongings and leave. we have been following this for a couple of days now. there were trying to come to an agreement between the city in the protesters to remove --relocate the occupy and can't get to a place in the mission that did not happen in this morning the rate went down. we have team coverage and live coverage of this breaking news story when you're kron4 morning news comes right back.

[music] >> mark: we begin in san francisco the last and largest occupy camp has been broken up overnight. police moved in on occupy san francisco protesters and their encampment at 2:00 a.m.. on the left your looking at video of the encampment on friday. he was the scene this morning as the protesters were pushed out by the police. will tran

was caught up in the scuffle as well. that is the video on the right-hand side. but a school to will, he has been live on the scene throughout the morning and he joins us with the latest. >>reporter: i spoke with the police chief a few minutes ago, he is still here and he says there have been about 70 arrests and that went up from 30 when he gave me that number at about 4:30 a.m.. this latest incident called the police officers to mobilize and make more arrests. you can see that they brought out a bus from the sheriff's department and on the other side, they have people pressed up against the bus very calmly and they are getting arrested and it looks like they're escorting them want to the bus. in the latest number according to the chief is approximately 70. this is still a fluid situation. maybe five minutes ago, we shall do on the air that we saw a lot of people starting to walk down the sidewalk. they were not interrupted by the police

officers. there were allowed to leave the scene, however we saw about one dozen or two dozen police officers the on their motorbikes and they started to fall them just to make sure that perhaps they did not cause any damage, or chaos in the financial district. even though maybe we saw 20, or 25 protesters leave this area that are being monitored by about a handful of police officers on their motorcycles. next to them they were trying to keep a close eye on the situation. in the meantime, here is market street they're not allowing any of the occupy protesters to be on market street. we see a lot of them on the sidewalk and the walk there would be to show exactly what is taking place. a lot of the occupy protesters are still here with sleeping bags in their hands. a lot of signs just maybe a few feet away from the police officers of the yelling in the confrontation more portly the intensity that we saw throughout the morning, especially after the raid took place at 1:30 a.m., the intensity has died

down considerably. but the officers are still here and according to the police chief at some point this morning, if they continue to be here and more importantly they try to get on to market street they will be arrested again. >> mark: i apologize, we lost a shot there, but we will try to go to his coverage as the police raided the occupy encampment in san francisco. >> darya: jackie is a justin herman plaza and that is a part of our team coverage that we will get to in just a few minutes right now we want to get a look at the weather. it is another cold start to the day let us get the details. >>reporter: this is the golden gate bridge. let me walk you through what we are expecting on the weather front today. i will start off by saying that there is a freeze warning once

again. it is mainly confined to the delta and of course the sacramento and central valley from 1:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. this morning. a lot like yesterday we have free conditions that are in effect. as we switched to the temperature maps, fairfield are in the middle of the freeze warning is about 20 degrees right now. it is cold there and in antioch but not as bad. down in san jose we have 38 degrees, and livermore is awfully chilly. the main places that we will seek frost is in the inland valley locations to the east and the north. that is where we are expecting to see some of our cold temperatures this morning. concord broke the record, the old record was 32 degrees yesterday and they got down to 31 degrees. here is where we see the temperatures this afternoon. we have 62 for san jose, 60 for oakland, 59 for hayward. we have generally upper fifties to

low 60s. it will look a lot like yesterday. all right, here is where we see the weather going over the next seven. you will keep it cool tomorrow morning and then we will slowly work our way out of it as the overnight lows in a little bit warmer into friday, saturday and sunday. our afternoon high temperatures will stay relatively seasonal. that is the way with a look now listed an update on traffic with iraq. >>erica: i am keeping my eye on potential hot spot coming down the freeway. initial reports actually of a two car crash. one of them actually overturn and rolled over a couple times. because traffic is so light in the area is not producing a slow down just yet, but one, maybe two lanes are block right now. certainly keep this in mind i will put in a call to the chp to see if there's an estimated time of

when the lanes will reopen. we are all green run out and hitting speeds over 50 mph. as we survey the bridges for you on this was the morning we have no other hot spots to tell you about. san mateo bridge ride is nice and easy in both directions. the telex out towards foster city and there are bright light coming toward you and east bound into hayward just 14 minutes for an end to end. over at the golden gate bridge, south bound 101 e have great conditions coming out of the north bay. traffic is moving at the limit and we do not have any accidents to tell you about. >> darya: thanks a lot erica, now let us give back to our team coverage of the occupy break up in san francisco and the cleanup that is happening at justin herman plaza. jackie fissile is like taking a look. >>reporter: good morning i am on the embarcadero looking back over justin herman plaza you could see

multiple if not dozens of dtw workers are out in the plaza. this is the deal that i shot just a couple minutes ago when the workers were inside of the plaza clearing out. according to the police chief, he says that this is an environmental hazard. i can tell you that at least three full-size garbage trucks and a multiple dtw flatbed trucks were brought in as i said dozens of d p w workers were trying to clear out the plaza. you can see this video here, basically there were taking all the trash and everything that has accumulated over the last month and throwing it in the dumpster. the personal belongings were sent to the side according to the chief, he said that he thought will be awhile before the place would be usable again. as i said, he call this place and environmental hazard. it will take a while for them to clean this up there out there right now, but it is starting to wind down. the police action is winding

down on this side of the plaza. i am on the embarcadero. right down there is market, that is where yolie and we'll are. that is where the action is. multiple police officers are in their right here. as far as the plaza is concerned is very quiet and we only have only the department of public works of workers in here trying to clear out the plaza. there is a lot of stuff to get rid of. you can see one of the garbage trucks pulling away. all this has to be cleaned up before it is safe for anyone to use the plaza again. >> darya: you had a press badge, are they letting just regular people, around that area? >>reporter: let me give you a look at what this looks like. you can see multiple police officers are around the entire length of the plaza. yes, they are still living some traffic go by that it is obviously just

one lane. you're starting to get into the hours of commute, if they remain out here that will be a problem for the embarcadero. for now there's just one lane open on the embarcadero. >> darya: thanks a lot, we will check back with you later. >> mark: we will be right back as we continue to fall live this morning as the san francisco police department continues to move in a wreck of the occupy san francisco in canada.--encamement.

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>>reporter: 1 minute ago we saw eight or nine occupy protesters that left this place and they came back to a lot of plazas and hug to the--by the occupy protesters at a still here. to complete economic and sure that they're not in any of the occupy protesters onto market street. when i pulled up at around 4:00 a.m. the occupy protesters were basically shoulder to shoulder across market street. and then the police decided enough was enough. some--they are allowing them to be here but as long as they are on the sidewalk. and the new numbers reported to the chief is that there have been approximately 70 our rest. he cannot give me saw the number because there are so many things happening it is such a fluid situation. the arrests are happening so quickly and so fast and that is why they brought out this bus thing that we see from the sheriff's department. it looked like the lights just

turn on. some of the people were arrested away from the scene and i continue that two of the rest according to the pool--according to the chief of police were for aggravated assault. >>will: the police are standing here patiently and watching the situation. >>darya: what was the bulk of the 75 arrests? was there any resistance or scuffles? >>will: they were told they had five minutes to break down their tents, many occupiers said that was not enough time. the police decided to move in and arrest them. many of the

people arrested were led away from the scene by the sheriff's department. you can hear the occupiers cheering for those who were arrested. >>mark: will protesters have a chance to reclaim their items? well, when i spoke with the police chief, that was not his concern. his concern was to just contain the situation. at one point, the occupiers started moving down market street towards the castro direction, towards twin

peaks. that has forced police officers, dozens of them, to spring into action and make sure that they kept occupiers in front of them and not behind them. at about 5:00 a.m., they did allow occupiers to move down the sidewalk. when they left this area, one dozen police officers hopped on their motorcycles and follow them through the financial district to make sure that they were simply being escorted. for whatever reason, you can see the police officers starting to look down towards this very building. perhaps, there could be some activity as we speak. other than being yelled that the police officers are not being touched or getting any of our confrontation other than a verbal. >>darya: as we see this wall

of officers on the move, tell me what it was like earlier this morning, they did not know that you were with the media at first? >>will: the police chiefs joked with me and said, he has ever seen anyone rent to get arrested. the police chief and i were walking side by side as i was getting more information from him when i saw a group of police officers sprinted into action. that is when i started sprinting towards yoli. all of the activity was right in front of parks, right in front of her camera. i ran over there, the police officers did not know who i am. one officer use his baton to push me back. dan identified myself.

>>darya: it turns out this wall of police moved down the street to create a wall at a different spot.

>>mark: will will follow the latest as police moved in and break up occupy san francisco. we will be right back.

>>mark: a quick update on the weather. we are once again coldest mornings. here is a view of the area. freezing temperatures confined mainly to here's a

look at current temperatures. we will take a quick break and be right back. in

>>darya: 5:25 a.m., our breaking news coverage, continuing on the occupy san francisco movement which was broken up by police this morning at justin herman plaza. on last, you can see some of the arrests that happened. about 75 protesters arrested when the police moved in at 1:30 a.m.. police gave a five minute warning saying those who did not want to get arrested needed to leave the plaza immediately. police then moved in after the five minute mark. dozens of protesters were out of the street. we are waiting to

see what happens over the next hour as the protesters were me. here is one of the arrests that took place, protesters are in the park this morning. this is the largest and last occupy encampment dreary it is no more. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes.

>>will: there is a lot of contamination with human waste and other things that need to be cleaned up before the park is open to the public. the officers are here and as long as people did not get in the middle of market street will not be arrested. >>darya: now that the occupiers have been moved out, the cleanup can begin. jackie sissel is there with the latest. the >>jackie: good morning. you can see workers from the department of public works loading up another garbage cans. that is the fourth garbage trucks i have seen being loaded in the last hour or so. here is video that i shot about 35 minutes ago. you can see dozens of workers cleaning up the trash. the police chief

called this an environmental hazard. he said he thought it would take a while for them to get out there and clean up everything. everyone's personal belongings were moved into a pile. as i said, there were at least for full-size garbage trucks and a multiple flatbeds taken in to remove all of the debris that has accumulated over the last two months or so. as i said, they will not let anyone in the closet for a while. they thought it would take at least a day for them to get everything cleaned up. i am right on the embarcadero. right over here is this very building. about 15-20 minutes ago, the first series will start coming if and there will be hundreds, if not thousands of commuters trying to get into the plaza. the blockade is

still set up. obviously, their intent is to get this cleared out before the commuters start pouring all of the series. >>darya: they have a lot of work to do very quickly. we will go back see within the next 15-20 minutes to see how that works out. >>justine: we want to give people some perspective of what the camp had been looking like. we have some video to flee from friday. here is a bird's-eye view of how many tens there were and how much stuff people had in there. they had been living there for almost two months. the deadline for people to attack kuwait came and went last week. protesters ignored the contract from the city to move to 16th and mission to a fence in school property. the place where

they were going to those, they would only be allowed to have 70 tents with no kids or animals. protesters did not agree with those conditions in theory we have new video into a kron4 news room to show you every from earlier this morning, showing how much had to get cleaned up by the department of public works crews. we have much more information on this story on our facebook page. we are also posting video and if we want to hear from you. what you think about this as we have been following these occupy rates? feel free to post a comment. >>mark: another big story is bay area weather. it's freezing cold. james fletcher has more. >> freezing-- >>james: freezing is no

exaggeration, we have below freezing temperatures in many locations. temperatures and the '30's and '40's, one spot in the upper 20s. sunny and mild this afternoon, similar to yesterday. the weather was a quiet as we head into the weekend, warming slightly. there is still a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m.. the areas in blue, the lead of delta, it extends for sacramento into the central valley. we are looking for freezing conditions in some of our inland valleys. did not be surprised if you see some frost this morning. fairfield was in that area of the freeze warning. 20 degrees this morning. san francisco and oakland, mild. most of the east bay and south bay in the mid-a for thirties. it is once

again a cold start. for years yourself to exit the house and stepped into the chilly air. temperatures this afternoon will warm up nicely. plenty of sunshine and conditions will be very similar to yesterday. upper 50s and a close 60s throughout most of the bay area. richmond, vallejo and fairfield are all coming in at 57. here is your 7 day around the bay. quiet into the weekend. conditions are clearly mellowed.

>>erica: we have a stalled vehicle, it is dangerous because it does not have its hazard lights on. drive with extra caution. back here at the toll plaza, a small weight in some of those cash lanes. the san detail bridge is looking good in both directions of '92, there are no problems past the toll plaza. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving at the limit coming out of the north bay area checking in on our traffic maps, northbound 101, a smooth and easy ride out of the coyote valley. interstate 80 is a problem free with no accidents to report. if you have an abrupt shutdown in both directions. the police have no estimated time on

when the streets will reopen and brigid sold we do not have any dates from the embarcadero station. >>darya: we will continue our coverage of what is happening along the embarcadero and justin herman plaza in san francisco. here is a live look. occupy protesters close aides of of the street and off of the closet. they have been kicked out. a large number of police are just starting to clear up some of that crime tate to keep people out. we will see if they can get everything cleaned up and ready for the morning commute in just a couple of minutes. safe

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>>justine: out with our more with our breaking news story, police have taken down the occupy san francisco encampment. we can see that market st. in san francisco in both directions between storage and spear street is closed because of

all of this police activity. more officers are arriving on scene right now. we also want to update you with what is happening on board. as of now all trains are still on time and the embarcadero station is opened. we are waiting to get an update on the situation with muni. if you are driving anywhere near justin herman plaza and at the ferry building you will encounter some issues. police crews are still on the scene in both directions of market street are closed. the embarcadero has been reduced down to one lane. >>mark: a cannon ball damage a home in the minivan after a myth busters stunt films-- missed its target. a cannonball build about two years ago was misfired and ended up flying completely

passed their range, bouncing off gulf a hill. it made whole and in nearby house before landing inside of a parked minivan. >> they had safety measures in place, there were some barrels of water that the cannon was supposed to pass through, the can and failed to hit that mark, they had a misfire. after that, it careened off of the hillside, the bomb went skyward and landed in this neighborhood. >>mark: incredibly, no one was injured. a producer did meet with the homeowners and their insurance carriers. the crew is insured for these types of incidents. >> a date that will live in infamy. >> those words spoken 70

years ago by franklin roosevelt after the attack on pearl harbor brought america into world war two. hundreds of japanese warplanes swooped down to attack most of the west pacific fleet. nearly 2400 americans lost their lives in that attack. 12 ships were lost in the nine damaged. the u.s. lost 164 aircraft. on coastguard island in alameda, a remembrance ceremony is happening including senior navy and coast guard officials as well as survivors of the pearl harbor attack. at 9:55 a.m., a ceremonial reese will mark the exact moment that the attack began followed by a 21 gun salute. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is video from the raid in san francisco on occupy san

francisco as if the department of public works is cleaning up the encampment. over 70 people were arrested and the tents are being taken down this morning. will follow the latest and go back like justin herman plaza.

>>darya: breaking news, a surprise move as police moved in at 2:00 a.m. over justin herman plaza to break up the occupy san francisco movement. we spoke with the chief of police to talk about how all of this went down. >> good morning. >>darya: tell me, why at this time? when was the decision made? >> late yesterday afternoon, negotiations broke down. with the

unprovoked attacks on officers last thursday, the situation appeared to be deteriorating inside the camp and outside the camp. in the interests of all parties concerned, the interest was made to allow dpw and police department to clean up the camp. >>darya: how many officers are involved? well over 100 officers. >>darya: when they moved in, how much warning did they give campers to get out before arresting them? of davao officer: we broadcast so that everyone could hear. it is recorded at the back of the encampment, well over half of the camp to get get to that and left without wanting to be arrested. >>darya: is it true they only had about five minutes? >> 5-10 minutes probably. >>darya: what were the

charges for most of the arrests? >>officer: the first arrests or people who wished to be arrested, that did not originally believed. that was for illegal lodging and failing to leave the area that they were asked to leave. there was a group of demonstrators that came back and cut the cheers loose from in front of the businesses and threw them out into the middle of market street. they were arrested for blocking market street and a third group came back and went all of the sidewalk to block market street and they were arrested. >>darya: you almost arrested will tran?

>>officer: >>officer: the processing of those folks taking into custody has happened. there will be a presence after park and recreation comes by >>darya: what do you do from here? we saw frank ogawa plaza cleared out, what are

you going to do to stop them from coming back? >> this area was declared a public health hazard. it needs to be rehabilitated. i do not think anyone will be going in there for a while. >> some of our coldest temperatures, fairfield is under a freeze morning at 29 degrees. most of the delta and central valley are under that frees warning. the rest

of the bay area is also chilly, mainly 30's. here is a quick look at your 7 day around the bay. things will warm up slightly as we head into the weekend overnight. as for our afternoon highs, upper 50s and low 60s for the foreseeable future. we will take a quick break and we will be back with more headlines in a moment.

>>darya: we're back with more live team coverage of the occupy movement.

>>mark: police moved into occupy san francisco and moved out protesters who have been there for several months. but over 70 arrests have taken place. protesters clashed with police as the arrests were made. police were moving the protesters out of the area. they are guarding justin herman plaza as the cleanup continues. that is where we find jackie