0ñ0ñ@ñ also around the bay yesterday. the damage from yesterday's demonstrations. this video came out of oakland. a lot of protesters would push to their way tried to get inside the building. half fleas were doing what they could to keep the mouth. demonstrators said that they were upset at the thought of because it did not shut down for the for test

purify in oakland we have more video showing vandals at a mcdonald's restaurant. a lot of paint and broken windows. at least one window was broken. off for employees are certain to what they can fix that 50th for this bank of america reported that before protesters took to the streets. fan for oakland police say they've received about 25 people. in san francisco the total stands at two.

>>justine: the oakland police got pretty heated when police moved in to get protesters out fifth if the >> when the sun went down the protests turned ugly. the crowd was at about 3000- 5000. protesters threw plates of food, bottles, beer and other containers, hurling them through the air at offices.

>> police called unlawful protests and arrested anyone who remained. >>justine: reggie kumar was incentives is the work police and protesters also into a standoff. >> the brick throwing incident was caught on video. the protester fell to the ground immediately after being struck. the 34 year-old is also responsible for vandalizing a squad car fifth he has been booked of fidelity activated assault charges. fan >> they have been confrontational. they have thrown for offsides, bricks comfort

anything to maintain a confrontational manner with citizens and police. faugh flux conflict before rob flood officials as the scene for the streets in san jose fit >>rob: several felt their rallies took place in fed jose with at least four different groups flooding forces. occupy san jose in the

favored group for festival after frigidity volunteers visit and students. leaflets were passed out, if speakers for five of the phone from blasted what they say is the government's elite if the deportation of immigrants. there was a fairly heavy police presence in east san jose can't live the san jose city hall. there were no reports of arrest or so of this audience.

>>erica: we do have high clouds along the coastline. to walk you through your weather headlines it looks like it is mostly clear. we do have windy spots, pretty, and the north bay. bob

>>erica: the call them also put into tomorrow. >>erica: here are your expected highs for today. as we turn our attention to satellite and radar would do not have much situated over

the area right now however we are tracking a storm system for the pacific northwest expected to bring light rain. i will have the timing of that in your 7 thereof before cast coming up in my next report. >>justine: this morning your ride on 80 is nice and snug. there are no problems of the upper deck of the bay bridge. we're also taking a look at your commute on the golden gate. a nice and easy ride. >>james: this advance is the mayor has officially refuted suspended share of ross mirkirimi and his latest claim. he said recently that he did not commit official misconduct when his wife's arm was bruised. the mayor says it was official misconduct because his actions to correct it relates his role as chef and how he disciplines his deputies and staff for their misconduct. he made a statement to the ethics commission who will

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in new york, occupy a wall street rallied and marched from union square to lower manhattan. this is video from what those demonstrators were doing. they urged students to skip school and urgently to skip work in support of the movement. in seattle, many demonstrations there turned violent. protesters dressed in black smashed windows of businesses including a wells fargo bank. a federal courthouse was defaced and cars were smeared with hank. rioters or separated from the peaceful protesters and rallies that took place nearby. in portland, huge crowds took to the streets while police in riot gear kept a close eye on the demonstrations. occupiers marched downtown to reclaim a foreclosed home in an effort to show with they are calling corporate greed.

officers made a number of arrests there. an earlier rally was a little more peaceful. an los angeles there were more protests from a day, demonstrators swarmed downtown l.a. calling for immigration reform and education for everyone. traffic in the area had to be shut down. this demonstration was peaceful but a different protesting near lax led to the arrest of at least 10 people for blocking airport traffic. >>james: the u.s. was not the only country that saw made a protests. it is a holiday and more than 80 countries. >>catherine: and london may day marches served as a rallying cry against high unemployment and deep wage cuts. faugh in greece, thousands of workers and students marched peacefully to the parliament building in

athens. in spain, union workers rallied against their failing economy and shut down most of the country with a general strike. in france, many protesters were young, unhappy with the high levels of unemployment and increasing costs of college. >> less people can afford education. it was more of a celebration and moscow as the russian president and outgoing head of state joined more than 100,000 people in a march to the capital. a much different seen in cuba, a huge crowd paraded through havana ended up the celebration in revolution square. in indonesia, thousands of workers marched at the biggest mayday rally demanding better pay and job security. flack carrying activists also marched in hong kong and tokyo. >>justine: a little bit of

rain for tomorrow, air and has the details. >>erica: north of the golden gate, keep an umbrella handy. as we take a look at current conditions for the most part it is clear. the fall will be kept to a minimum temperatures on the cooler side because of the clear conditions. downtown san francisco coming at 48, 49 for san jose and oakland and 49 for those of you and concord. 47 for those of the in livermore. it looks like today we will see mostly sunny conditions and engle the cooler. it could be breezy in spots. you'll see a noticeable cool down that will continue into

tomorrow as well. we do have the potential for rain in the forecast. by 6:00 a.m. on thursday not much to see or deal with just yet. by 8:00, a little bit of wet weather hugging the coast line. as we advanced the clock for the most part of what weather will stick around santa rosa, maybe petaluma. by 8:00 p.m. some of those showers could cross the golden gate. light rain expected for concord, livermore, oakland and the san mateo. . i'll have a look at your 7 day around before cast coming up in my next report. we are dealing with clear skies around the bay area. in the traffic center we do not have any hot spots. on the bay bridge a pretty ride out of oakland. no problems to report and traffic is flowing freely.

the drive time is 8-9 minutes from the foot of the maze. on the san mateo bridge, no problems or delays. nice and easy conditions coming out of the north bay. all is well in the south bay with the green on your runway sensors indicating speeds over 50 mi. an hour. >>james: on to news, there were five men described by federal authorities as anarchists have been charged with plotting to bomb an ohio bridge. catherine heenan is joining us once again telling us that there were unknowingly doing business with an undercover fbi agent. >>catherine: this is the bridge near cleveland that authorities say was the target of eight bomb plot. if the fbi says and these

are the five men who were hoping to blow it up. there are self-described anarchist and authorities say they are not tied to international terrorism and had no idea they were dealing with an fbi informant. >> these five self- proclaimed anarchists conspired. some of the >>catherine: authorities say the man considered multiple plots before considering throwing up the bridge. have been jailed without bond. >> during the entire course of yesterday's operation, the public was never in any danger. the defendants never possessed at any time any real explosive materials and their arrest warrants were signed before they got into the cart ahead to the bridge.

>>james: authorities will only said the men were angry with corporate america and the government. >>justine: we are halfway through the week and we will take a look outside out what is going on on the golden gate bridge. if you more cars out there this morning as we're starting date 3 of the new presidio park would bypass. remember to take your time out there. stay with us, we will be right back. kraft craft

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for all off and >>james: made dave protests around the bay area brought a lot of people out and brought some damage.

this is video from a cafe in oakland. demonstrators eventually made their way in and they had to be removed. they were mad at the diner for not shutting down before the protest. in oakland to take a looks. paint splattered on the windows in at least one window was cracked. a lot has to be done to get the city back to normal. some businesses in oakland prepare for the worst. this big of america boarded up windows before protesters into to the streets. we have an update on the number of people off arrested in the demonstrations.

" >>justine: the protests at frank ogawa plaza was made up of several different groups with several different interests. >> the fruitvale plaza was full of color and the music. in the late afternoon they marched to frank ogawa plaza. 1000 protesters filled streets.

>> some of those oakland protesters also targeted a cafe but that on a fog that here kron4 spoke with a customer who was in the cafe as the angry group arrived. >> they all gathered outside of the palm tree and that started yelling shut it down to saying people came in here and started throwing pamphlets around. the owner and manager were trying to shut the doors telling them the police for coming.

some people came in here for breakfast and then went to protest at the school. that upsets me. it is a public school. and they're yelling and outside, trying to disrupt school. that makes me angry. >>justine: kron4 crews were on the scene in oakland at broadway and 15th when police grabbed a man, holding him down while keeping others the way. this confrontation led police to send in canisters of tear gas and maureen kelly was in the heart of all of this. >> i am at the corner of 14th in the broadway where tear gas has just been deployed. i had tears running down my

face. my throat is burning. this is all because of a violent confrontation between demonstrators and police. a lot of people are walking around covering their faces. >>james: gabe slate shows us the massive protests is that took over market street. >>gabe: janitors and retail workers were protesting against westfield and walked east down market street to join another protest at montgomery and market street. the march shutdown market street in both directions. police escorted the march with motorcycles. traffic was a complete

disaster. first we are the 99 percent was the theme of this march. >>justine: much more on the protests in a minute, let's get you caught up on the weather forecast. >>justine: you should keep an umbrella handy.

as we turn our attention back to the day planner, by 9:00 a.m. we will still be dealing with windy conditions in spots with temperatures in the '40's. into the afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine and mostly blue skies around the entire bay area. afternoon highs will be cooler with most locations in the '60s. we did mention is a little bit cooler this morning, in addition we have rooms -- winds to deal with. pretty windy conditions for inland spots. as we check our temperatures will go into the afternoon you'll notice many 60s in the south bay.

satellite and radar shows clear conditions over the bay area right now. we are tracking a storm system and the pacific northwest bringing the chance for showers tomorrow, a 30 percent chance although mostly contained to the north bay. by friday, more sunshine and a warming by the weekend. we will continue with the warm weather as we start the next work week. >>james: a quick check on traffic, there are no hot spots. the major roadways are moving pretty smoothly. westbound 80 is nice and light from oakland and san francisco.

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>>justine: fire crews had to be called to the studios belong to tyler. , it is not clear what started as multi alarm fire. the studio's set of a 60 a. lot with five sound stages. fire officials have not said what building was on fire but they do say part of a collapsed from the flames.

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the scene were occupy protesters have taken over an abandoned church. jackie? we may not have a microphone up and running yet. we will try to get that in a moment. there are 200 people inside the building. this is the same church that back in early april occupy protesters took over. it is owned by the archdiocese of san francisco. it looks as though things are starting to keep up.

>>jackie: i am on church street, this is the art size is building that was taken over by occupy protestors last night. about three minutes ago, two dozen police officers in riot gear came rushing out and started heading into the building. you concede that it is completely surrounded. golf street is completely shut off. you can see police from the san francisco police department lining the area, there are at least one dozen officers inside the building right now. the last time this building was taken over, you can see one of the protestors peeking out of the window, this was taken over in april. police are cutting away the chain-link fence at the back of the building. dozens more entered through the front of the building.

the defense is down, about one dozen or so officers at to the building from that direction. april 2nd of last month, that is when they took over the building. about 200 of them to go for the building. obviously, the san francisco police department moved and with a large show of force. they have broken into the back fence making an entry into this two-story building and putting a spotlight on the building as they entered a full right here. more police have now arrived. police are in full riot gear to evict occupiers

inside the building.

>>jackie: looks like there are some sheriff's department officers here as well. it is a pretty large show of force. we have not heard anything from inside the building yet. >>james: many businesses are asking, what are these

protesters targeted as? here come the concede officer told and what looks like a larger for tear-gas canisters. it looks like activity in the front and rear. they have all points of access to the building covered. >>darya: it seems that jackie is pretty close. >>jackie: when i first pulled up i was over here and they told me that we had to move across the street. traditionally we are not allowed to be as close as we are right now.

>>jackie: behind the building, you can see as james said, they have put up a corridor around the building with the biggest show of force here at the front. golf street is completely shut down. >>darya: there is a big difference between the way they handle things when they think people inside are armed and when they're not. you would not be that close

if they believed the people inside were armed. >>jackie: corrected. when they have situations like this, the way they have traditionally done things is they come up with an overwhelming show of force so that there is no way the people inside the building misunderstand the intentions. the overwhelm them with force and sheer manpower. in the officers are headed down turks street. what i'm actually on costly right now.

>>jackie: that officer obviously has a tear-gas canister gun in his hand we have not heard any yelling or anything coming out of the building at this point. obviously, they have a plan that they are initiating right now. there are people in nearby neighborhoods, obviously the commotion has woken them up. you can see dozens of police surrounded the area surrounding it. >>jackie: it was evident last april when demonstrators were removed and police and cameras went into document damage, there was a lot of abandoned furniture and things the reduced fees to barricade

the doors. if the police go in a forcibly and protesters want to keep them out, it could be a tough road for the officers if in fact the doors inside are barricaded like they were last time. >>darya: what is going on here? >>jackie: i do not know where those barricades came from. obviously came from inside, i do not know of those were barricades that were set up yesterday, they're coming over to set up a perimeter and front of us. >>darya: they're going to make you stay on the other side of the street. >>james: last time around every now and then protesters appeared on the roof and the speculation was a they were trying to throw things at the officers. have you seen any activity along the roof line? >>jackie: the only activity i have seen is in that window, a protester told his head out of their but i have

not seen anything or heard anything from the inside of the building. i was at the front of the building before police moved in and i didn't see any movement inside there. >>darya: did a typically used a bullhorn for communication? if >>jackie: in the past yes, but not so far this morning. >>darya: who knows how long this will take, but you have your camera rolling live, we will continue with the news and to get back to you as soon as you give us a holler. >>darya: here is a quick break, we will keep our eyes on weather and traffic, we will be right back. acros

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a large police presence, and they appear to building and on occupy protesters have taken over a vacant building owned by the archdiocese. ethan's the police in their right here, they do seem poised to move in that at this moment there are standing back across the street setting up a perimeter. there are anywhere between 5100 occupy protesters inside the building. the protesters do know that police are outside. we will continue to march to the story and be back with more.

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of america and marched from union square to lower manhattan. they urged students to skip school and it urged employees to leave work early to show support. in seattle, the demonstrations turned violent. dozens of protesters dressed in black smashed windows of businesses including a wells fargo bank. the court house was defaced and cars were smeared with pains. in many cities, rioters were separate from peaceful protesters. in portland, huge crowds to to the streets while police in riot gear kept a close eye on those demonstrations. they marched through downtown and reclaimed if foreclosed home to show disdain for what they were calling corporate greed.

traffic had been shut down in this area while the demonstration was going on. a different protests near lax led to at least 10 arrests for blocking airport traffic. at 5:30 a.m. we will take a look at the violence that occurred in oakland. >>darya: we are following the situation in san francisco where police in riot gear have this vacant buildings surrounded. apparently, there has been action in the last couple of seconds. >>jackie: members of the police department's killed that ladder.

yesterday some occupy protesters got on top of the roof and started throwing bricks. obis the police wanted to secure that and that is exactly what they have done. >>darya: he say there could be 50-100 protesters inside? it is a vacant building so i'm assuming a telephone, you have not seen the police using a bullhorn, has there

been any communication? >>jackie: the only communication i have seen was about five minutes ago, one of the protesters opened at that window and said his figures out making a peace sign and said, we want to come out peacefully. at that point he was told to close the window. other than that, there has been no communication. >>darya: he said, we want to come out peacefully into the police said close the window? >>jackie: correct. >>darya: there were no bullhorns or boards to surrender but clearly protesters know that they are surrounded.

>>jackie: i can say that god street still remains shut down. at church street is still shut down and really the same thing for franklin. you can see the officer said the industry down there. for the street in called street are shut off and probably will remain that way until the operation is complete.

>>darya: in the meantime let's get you caught up on weather and traffic. >>erica: it is a clear start to the morning. conditions are a little bit cold out there. cooler temperatures, but windy conditions in spot. the clouds will increase ahead of the next storm as we head into tomorrow. here is a look at current temperatures.

>>erica: here is a look at your expected highs for today. future cast 4 does show the potential for wet weather as we head into tomorrow morning however it looks like rain chances if will stick north of the golden gate. it is not until later tomorrow evening that we could actually see showers of the bay bridge by 7:00 p.m.. it looks like most of that will be out of our here as we had closer to midnight. 5:24 a.m., we will take a quick break into the kron4 news will be right back. quon average 5,000 people a day switch from cascade to finish -

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>>james: we are back. there is a live look at the situation in san francisco. police have surrounded a vacant property owned by

the archdiocese of san francisco. it has been stormed and occupied by protesters. at this point, police have mobilized in their rate year all around the building. jackie sissel is at the scene giving us those live pictures. we have seen officers carrying will books like a tear-gas launcher. with the occupation of this bill and we are anticipating some sort of entry. there is another officer on left, on the roof line of that building do we expect them to make entries so far this morning. back with more updates in just a minute.

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>>jackie: so officers made entry have gone into the back of the building. they have set up a perimeter. they're trying to evict protesters that are inside. a couple of minutes ago, this window was busted out and in adjacent buildings and after that, officers made an entry on top of the roof.

>>jackie: right now, even see the san francisco fire department truck rolling down. hold on as a drive by. someone could be stuck in an

elevator or something. we still do not know whether or not or how long this is going to take. >>james: protesters are accurate in their claim that they want to come out safely and lease loss of the need to process them as they some of the building, that seems to be the best. you can tell by the body language of the officers, they are not agitated.

>>darya : protesters set fires as they ran away. for many protesters have been moved away from downtown. if police managed to push those who did not leave on their own, more than 12 blocks away from city hall. the yoli aceves is a live in downtown oakland right now.

alejandro >> they really want to wait until everything calmed down before they came out here to start fixing things. they did not want to get any confrontation going with protesters. they're trying to just replaced its window. >>jackie: at the height of the demonstrations there was

a march of close to 3500 demonstrators. that was a big show of force. this morning, are there any protesters anywhere? >>alejandra: so far i have not seen any. >>james: let's get an update on weather and traffic. >>erica: that morning. the skies are starting to britain overlooking that tents have scope. clear conditions and because of that temperatures are running on the cooler side. this afternoon we will continue to struggle to make

it into the '70s. tomorrow, the potential for wet weather but mostly in the north bay. >>darya: we will see if police moved in and remove the occupy protesters by force.

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>>darya: at turk in golf street, the streets are closed down as police have a perimeter around this building on the left-hand side. occupy protesters and protesters from yesterday's made date are inside, they haven't kept -- they have been camped there overnight. police are surrounding the area and waiting in their right here. on the right, this scene from yesterday when protesters started to throw things from the roof. we will be back on this tense situation in tiffany's

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>>jackie: will trend lower on the scene with a better view it as sissy can tell us the way he is seeing we will go to him. protesters walked up peacefully in handcuffs and now this event is pulling off. i am unsure what is going on right now. protestors are inside the courtyard,. obviously the protesters see all of the media as well as the police, they may want to do all of this of the privacy of that corridor. we're going to go open those doors and presumably that is one they will start walking the suspect's and. the san francisco police department is in the right gear. if the sheriff's deputies are in full riot gear as well. befouls one gentleman came

out in a wheelchair, i am not sure if he came -- if he was under arrest. this is the turks street, i am standing on a golf street looking east down torque street. feel toward street and golf street all closed. >>jackie: they wanted to show an overwhelming show of force ferry if so far we have seen three protesters come out. at this point it looks like

a second man is pulling out. if outside, we see another van pooling of. traditionally, those are the the hall and used to transport suspects. basically the vans are hollowed. normally they can fit 7-10 people inside. but a the concede that there are more riot police coming down from the backside. it appears that they are in a stand down mode. millen is overly aggressive. we have not heard any communication with the police department.

we have not heard any bullhorns or announcements warning protesters to leave, we have never heard any of those announcements being made. we stumbled into it when it is a little while ago but we did not know if that was police officers were protesters. earlier a protester open the window and said they wanted to come out peacefully but was told to shut the window. it looks like the san francisco police department has set up at least three bands out here. so far we have only seen three protesters come out,

one in a wheelchair and to others that were handcuffed. all that looks like a woman being led into the back door. we do not have the greatest in view love will tran and is calling me from across the street. >>james: this began yesterday at three in the afternoon. they have been in that building for 15 hours. >>darya: at the height of it, we saw them throwing things of other groups and some destruction. >>james: that was the worry, that they would not come out peacefully. >>darya: and jackie said there were no guns or tear-

gas use, it just seems like there are suddenly coming out. >>jackie: the police department is inside the building right now. he did not have this weapon drawn, he is just clearing the road. to this band is a san francisco sheriff's van. the session set up. these are secured vans that the transport prisoners and. they're back in havana so far we have not seen a large amount of protesters. >>darya: maybe there were

not 50 or 100 people inside. maybe it was just a handful. some of the officers are taking of their tactical year. there are continuing to set up here in front. >>darya: obviously a done deal. police are taking protesters out one by one, peacefully. police are taking protesters out one by one, peacefully.

>>darya: a piece will unfold into this occupation of this the building on torque street in san francisco. so far, six of them, one by one have been taken out of the building and put into police events. although they have on right here the situation appears to be over and peaceful. more liv have you called to switch us to anthem yet? honey, how can i call now, i can barely hear a thing with amber's band practicing.

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