taken away. >> i made the decision with the team that was in place to put an end to what i see as a very critical situation that posed significant risk. >> reporter: the protesters had been camped out for two weeks decrying economic inequality in the country. >> this is a -- illegal action. it is 6:00, we have a right to be here. i have a rights to demonstrate my first amendment rights at any time, place or manner. >> reporter: this afternoon about 50 people rallied. >> we demand a release of the protester that are being detained. >> reporter: this woman said she was the first arrest eye to be released. >> i was shocked at how like forceful they were considering we were really peaceful and

there weren't like even that many of us at the time. they threw tear gas at us. >> reporter: after the people were out cleaning crews moved into pick up tents and other belongings. they will not be allowed to set up camp again . >> more arrests in the south bay today as the protest outside sack jose city hall. police say they booked four people into jail and cited three for trespassing. one demonstrator is preparing to spend his 4th night on top of a two story wall. others are passing food, blankets and supplies up to him with a rope. we have more on the protest on the website, ktvu.com and you can see more video of it as well as the city's response by clicking on the occupy bay area tab. >> fight former that we believe in. that's what -- >> reporter: that was the

president speaking just a couple hours ago at a quick fundraising stop. we are live in the city with the president's short visit raised a lot of money and brought out hundreds of protesters >> reporter: the president left the campaign fundraiser here at the hotel just about two hours ago and the protesters who lined the streets also gone, the president never saw them. the hundreds of protesters gathered at the front of the w hotel, the president's motorcade waved at stunned pedestrians who happened by. there was a small handful of environmental protesters. >> i feel likely because as the president was turning the corner he looked in our direction and waved. i don't know if he saw the sign. >> reporter: hundreds gathered behind barricades police set up, they came for different reasons and represented different causes, some were

angry about recent federal crack downs. >> give patients their rights, give them access. >> reporter: others want a proposed oil pipeline project killed and some wanted all troops out of afghanistan and there were protesters from occupy san francisco. >> once you got elected, he is now the puppet for the 1%. >> reporter: the president spoke to about 200 supporters who paid $7,000 each for lunch. >> the one thing we know for sure is that if we don't work even harder than we did in 2008, then we are going to have a government that says you are on your own. >> reporter: bay area reporters were barred from attending the event. the president was in town for less than three hours but it was enough time to leave with $1.5 million for his campaign

fund. >> one of the stand out moments the president's visits happened after the plane touched down. we are live with what one mother did that put her baby girl in the spotlight. >> reporter: as you may know when air force one lands all air traffic comes to a halt but look behind me. now that the president has departed sfo is humming with activity. now the president was only here for a few hours but it didn't take him long to make a lasting impression for one family. air force one roared into the airport at one this arch. the president bounding out the door down the steps and over to the small crowd of visitors where josie's mother had a plan. >> her best dress and i will hand her over and if he grabs her it's great. he did. >> reporter: the president lived up to his reputation as the baby whisperer, holding and

bouncing forefor about 15 seconds before passing her back. >> she was calm when he gave her back to me. >> reporter: it was a big day for 8-year-old martin lee higgins who rode to slap hands with the president and now has the ultimate show and tell. >> i was hoping -- i really wanted to show this video to my class. >> reporter: some of the bigger kids couldn't wait. >> i texted my friend and then i will -- text a lot of more people down the school. >> reporter: as you saw the president'sa rival was marked with a crowd of well wishers, his departure was all business. the president spent just over two and a half hours on the ground. during the fundraising visit. we are live, ktvu channel 2news. >> more details on this visit. the president's trip to the bay area is part of a three day swing through the west. las vegas yesterday he revealed

a program for struggling homeowners. he flew to los angeles, he taped an appearance on the tonight show with jay leno and had dinner with stars. this afternoon of course he held a private fundraiser in san francisco and wrapped up the trip with an event in denver control colorado. you can listen to his address in san francisco by going to the website, then looking at the video report section on the right hand side of the home page. a new poll out today shows many have switched their allegiance, which candidate has moved out and who is now near the back. that's at 5:40. >> gadhafi was buried today giving final closure to his 42 year reign. he was buried in an unmarked grave in the desert. one of his sons and a former defense minister were buried with him. his nephew did a short islamic ceremony before the body was taken for burial.

the new government is keeping the location of the graves secret. there is word that the president of yemin is saying he is now prepared to step down. that word in the middle of more blood shed. thousands demanded the resigning of the president. he has clung to power despite more than nine moss of demonstrations against him. the state department said the president met today with the united states ambassador in yemin. >> strong after shocks continue to rattle turkey, one powerful enough to start widespread panic. this as rescue crews continue to search for victims in the rubble of the collapsed buildings in several cities. this is amazing video -- rescue workers saving a 2 week old baby girl from the rubble of collapsed buildings. they pulled her and her mother from a collapsed apartment. the death toll from sunday's quake has now climbed to at

least 459 people. more than 1300 others are injured. up to 20 million-tons of tsunami debris from the japan quake is picking up speed as it drifts toward united states coastlines. researchers say it's traveling faster and will reach hawaii in less than two years and the west coast in three. a ship saw some of the junk including fridges, televisions and furniture floating about two thousand miles away. the debris is a potential threat to small ships. >> the senator visited a construction site in oakland today to promote a bill before congress. the senator was briefed on progress being made on the 5th avenue retro fit work which is part of the interstate 880 corridor project. it the senator said it would also create tens of thousands

of jobs. the senator pointed to last week's quake saying they are -- a reminder of how such projects important. >> what that means is safer freeways and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: the bill is scheduled for vote in two weeks. we will be there tomorrow night airing a special program. it'll cover everything from being prepared to predictions on when the next big one will hit. that's tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. >> the man accused threatening to kill barbara boxer has plead guilty to making death threats. he entered the plea yesterday to a charge of threatening a public official. it was reaccused to a misdemeanor. he threatened boxer in a voicemail left at her office. he faces up to one year in jail

when sentenced. >> the president said american troops in iraq will be home for the holidays and that includes 850 members of the california national guard. a study found that one out of every four members of the guard is facing financial trouble as they try to ballet full time job with repeat deployments to the battle field. >> i don't think it was anticipated, how many would be affected or the length of it, how long it would go on. people have had three or four deployments. >> reporter: a study also found that national guard members required more mental health training than active duty full time soldiers, more than 3200 remain deployed in other countries. >> the army has lost it's first female soldier part of a special support team in afghanistan. ashley white of north carolina national guard was killed this weekend. she and two others died from wounds they suffered in a bomb

attack. white was specially picked trained to interact with women and children in afghanistan. nba fans may have to wait longer now to see a game as the league's lock out continues. the commissioner is expected to announce that two more weeks of games are being canceled, that would mean the loss of another 100 games and push the start of the season to the end of november. talks fell apart last week after both sides metaphor three day. the key issue is how the players and owners will split revenue. >> netflix took a beating on wall street. what some say they need to do now to survive. >> and red flag fire warning in effect in the effect few hours. what cities it could impact. on our $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's.

. developing news in oakland. looks like protesters are in

the process of gathering in front of the main library. we can see from high above there are a lot of people in the street. the crews on location say they think it's about 300 people gathered here. we are talking about the area of 14th street and mad sob. the main library for oakland. if you are familiar the lake it's the west end of the lake. here on the ground, you can see there are a lot of people and some signs that saying take it back, tax wall street. this is happening several hours after police moved in to the main camp right in front of city hall and then a smaller camp set up near the lake. this is a new location. we haven't brought you pictures of protesters at the main library before. i have been reading online and seeing a bit talk that they may be thinking of marching back to the city hall location and sort of resetting up their camp there. again a look from high above. a lot of people in streets,

about 14th street and madison. doesn't look like any car traffic is coming through and we don't flow if the march -- how it might affect street traffic around the area and downtown oakland. i just called the library here in the break we took a second ago and wasn't able to get through. i don't know if they are affected, closes at 5:30 so it should be open but the main story there are a lot of protesters gathered at the oakland main library. if they march we will bring that to you live and let you know how it impacts traffic. >> a brutal day for netflix, they lost almost 35% of its value after its stock dropped more than $41 to close at $77 a share. back in july their stock was $300 a share. maureen naylor. >> reporter: today was the sharpest drop for netflix drop in seven years and comes after the 17 page letter went out

yesterday announcing a loss in 800,000 people since last quarter. today one compare this is company to the titanic. the company yesterday announced a second wave of cancellations in september and october which included this 24-year-old from san jose. >> it was -- i wasn't shocked to see that. a lot of people, my parents canceled, my sister, just frustrating, everything that's going on and they raise fees. >> when they hiked the prices and then i realized i wasn't watching the movies fast enough so it made more sense just to go to a red box and rent the movie for a dollar. >> reporter: netflix still has 23 million sib scribers but started losing them in july after announcing it would raise prices and split it's dvd and internet streaming services. executives have no plans for a grand gesture to get people back but are promoting streaming. >> the titanic hit the iceberg

and the captain is saying just ignore it. you have to recognize you hit it and have to start patching the hole. >> reporter: netflix cannabilize its base and is moving from a one of a kind service to the very competitive streaming service with hulu, amazon and possibly apple. >> a lot of dead companies measured by decisions like that. you have to stop the sinking. >> reporter: he said netflix does it by having customers find value. a lot of people said they would only do that if prices dropped. >> a new report out today finding americans are getting more nervous account the economy. confidence fell in october to its lower point in two years. according to the conference board the index fell to 39.1% is this month. that is down over 6% compared

to september. they say the rating is a sign for the economy as consumers start to prepare for the upcoming holiday season. >> poor corporate earning reports and the european debt crisis sent stocks down today. wall street reacted to gloomy news, in europe financial ministers canceled a meeting on the global debt crisis. the dow fell 207 points, nasdaq dropped 11. a lot of people have computer tablets spend a lot of time looking at the news through the internet but they are reluctant to pay for it. 11% of adults own a tablet and use it 9 the minutes a day. less than a third pay for the news. 14% said they have never paid for news content. >> police said the antioch man shot and killed by officers

last evening had a hand gun and was wanted for crimes. the shooting happened around 5:50 on lemon tree court in antioch. the 33-year-old joshua peterson was shot in a carport after he stepped out of a closet with a gun. he was pronounced dead at the scene. funeral services are set for this saturday in san jose for a member of the hell's angels killed during another funeral at the same cemetery almost two weeks ago. steve townsend was shot to death during the funeral of jeff pettigrew, the suspect is another hell's angel still on the run. the funeral is supposed to be private. about 4,000 people showed up for the last one. >> homicide investigation is underway involving the killing of a man from oakland found in baja california he was found where he was living. investigators say he was killed by two of his tenants.

they say the suspect stole his laptop, credit card and car and fled but later came back where they were arrested. his daughter said her father moved a couple years ago after retiring from his job as a system analyst. >> let's talk about the weather. another beautiful day but the concern tonight i guess fire danger. >> yeah. its been interesting, the last two days temperatures have dropped, today daytime highs about five degrees cooler than yesterday in someplaces, the winds still on shore. let me show you what's going on. right now we are at the golden gate bridge. it's a visible satellite image. no fog when we check the live reading, i have winds west at ten, gusting to 20. that's a wind direction like this. that is not a fire wind direction. i will show you what a fire wind direction is. let's back it out. as we go through the next few hours high pressure will build in here and will start throw the winds off shore. right off shore and that clears the fog but also sets us up for

high fire danger, creating a funneling effect in the east bay hills as the air sinks out. it speeds it up too so it sinks, you don't need to know what it means other than it funnels and accelerates. the winds, in places like haywood and berkeley and oakland and piedmont. the they will gust up to 35 miles an hour into late tonight. ten tonight the red flag warning goes into effectl. it get lot? no. this is about wind and low humidity. here is the difference between a red flag warning this year and one in other years. this year we have had some rain. the moistures are up. the ground is wet if you look out there you see moisture under the tree. very different, we had that rain a few weeks ago. that will help out. red flag warning goes into effect. it lasts until thursday morning gusting could go 35 to 40 miles

an hour. main impacts east bay hill and the authority bay hills, lot 78 people in san jose and morgan hill it'll be slightly breezy, what you will notice everywhere else overnight lows on the cool side, into the low and mid40s in the santa rosa area. mid40s and upper in the coldest spots. even reports of frost. when i come back we will look specifically at your forecast high tomorrow because you know it'll warm up with the sinking winds but won't get hot. then we will look at the five- day forecast. >> developing news in oakland, another live look from you, the situation is changing. protesters on the move. we will continue to monitor this story and have the update in just about eight minutes. . and signs the housing market may be turn around but why it may not be the case in one city.

. a national black sorority is warning its members to remove items linking them to the group because they are apparently being targeted by a social rapist. police released this surveillance video of the alleged suspect. he is a accused of four sexual assaults dating back to november of last year. the victims all black women in their mid50s to mid60s and are members of delta sigma theta. members told to remove anything identitying them as members.

the jury of conrad murray heard from a defense witness who is a private nurse. she said jackson made a very specific request to help him sleep. she said he asked for a propofol. >> he said i have a lot of problems sleeping, i have tried everything and what i need is something that's going to help me fall asleep right away. he went more into the only thing that would do that is this. >> reporter: she is the 6th witness called by the defense into to try to shift the blame for jackson's death to jackson. they could rest their case by the end of next week. >> the man accused of belying the plaid bandit pled not guilty to robbery and burglary. police arrested the 68-year-old

donald gene booth. he is a accused of robbing four banks in san francisco. he is set to return to court next month. a security guard accused of shooting his supervisor in richmond has been charged with eight felony counts including attempted murder. police say he shot and injured his supervisor in their security office at a public housing complex. he is a accused of shooting into his neighbor's home and barely missing a 9-year-old. if convicted he could face life. he is set to appear in court next week. >> new figures suggest that home prices stabilizing in some hard hit areas. in half of the 20 cities, prices increased in august from the previous month. san francisco is among the cities that saw a decline. biggest increase was in washington, chicago and detroit. analysts say the new data provides hope that the market could be turning around. >> pg&e continues its pipe

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blue shield. . this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> back now to our breaking news, a massive march through downtown oakland involving the protesters. we showed you they had all gathered around the main public library on 14th near oak and madison. they are now marching down 14th, headed toward city hall and the plaza which is where all of the protesters had been

camped out for several days if not a couple weeks until police moved in very early this morning. now what you can see here is a crowd we are thinking about two to 300. there are police -- it's a little difficult to tell but there are police there, trying to keep them marching down 14th. not to go off into the side streets, we can't tell you what some of the crowd members are chanting but it's something like no justice no police, no justice peace blank the police. you can figure out what they are saying. the protest marching down 4th street. we will watch it. obviously if you are traveling in downtown oakland be aware this is going to cause traffic problems during the height of rush hour. we will keep you posted on any new developments and return to the situation later during the newscast and at six. pg&e has found a problem in a gas pipeline near bakersfield

that could have made the san bruno blast look small. what does it mean? tom is in san leandro where they are water pressure testing another big gas line this week. >> reporter: here is the test going on even as we speak. they just pulled the pipe out of the ground to run water in there. the purpose of the tests -- use water to find a leak. under extreme pressure a gas transmission lined failed. >> it was a small piece but still there are no excuses when it comes to safety and we are immediately taking action to replace that line. >> reporter: the 61-year-old pipe is four inches wider than the 32-incher that failed in san bruno. the water test produced failure of a seam, the pipe . it failed

under 998-pounds of pressure, 32% above its normal operating pressure but 5% below the maximum design pressure. >> they plan to take the section out, replace it and retest it by thursday. the line will be back in service with in the next few weeks. >> reporter: of the 120 miles tested they say they have found only one flaw, that one in bakersfield. everything else is okay. >> this is just the beginning. we plan to test the entire system, in the coming years. >> reporter: this year pg&e started to test 150 miles of the big mainlines and high consequence areas such as towns. 30 miles are left to go before these pipes have to be put back into service. coming back live, one engineer knowledgeable said all of this points to in bakersfield a weld that was done not as well as it

could have been, a defective weld in fact. ktvu channel 2news. >> a federal committee today recommended boys aged 11 and up should get the hpv vaccine. we explain it's a cancer vaccine. >> reporter: that's right. we are talking about cervical cancer and others caused by hpv. about three out of four people will be infected with hpv during their life. the std causes more than 20,000 cancers each year and the vaccines can prevent cancer. >> if it can protect girls having cancer why shouldn't boys have it too? >> reporter: each year about four thousand women will die from the cancer. men get anal cancer, head and neck cancers affect both sexes. critics complain it may

encourage sex. >> kids will have sex, we can't stop it. >> it should be optional but it's like -- if it works why not. >> reporter: the vaccine has been approved, little over five- years. only about 1 in 3 young women have this it. experts say giving to boys will protect both sexes. >> reducing the hpv in men will reduce transmission of the virus to women. >> reporter: since the cancer is slow developing, it could take decades to prove that the vaccine is working. in countries where 90% of girls get the vaccine rates of precancer lesions have fallen. one problem, cost. >> three dosses, one child, $360. it's among the costliest of the vaccines. >> reporter: $140 million each year to give vaccines to boys,

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intelligence. activists of medical marijuana joined the protesters who greeted the president in san francisco today. they are angry about a new enforcement push by the united states justice department. they say that the government is using heavy handed tactics and abusing medical marijuana clinics. >> we feel like there is a missile aimed at every medical clinic, they are all being treated the same, they are trying to intimidate landlords who rent to them, they are leaning on the banks which i find ironic. >> he said the department of justice must give california better guidelines for medical marijuana, he said after that he would write legislation to set upstate wide regulations when it comes to pot clinics. in ten minutes a study about teen drinking in the east bay. see how often it happens and whether parents know their kids are drinking. a bit of a surprise in the race for the republican nomination. who is on top of the polls and the former front runner now

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see how the color could affect a car's fuel efficiency. . and hundreds of protests on the move in downtown oakland. where they are now and where they may be headed next. . >> and that red flag warning set to go in effect in the next few hours. how windy it'll get in your neighborhood.

. we continue now with developing news, hundreds of protesters marching right now in downtown oakland. they started in front of the

public library on 14th street. they marched down 14th, headed toward city hall and the plaza at 14th and broadway. when they hit they turned left and started heading down toward the freeway. the 880 freeway which is just a couple blocks from 14th and broadway. now they are at 8th and broadway and they are turning onto 8th street, let's see if we zoom in here. looks like there are some police, is that a police officer on horse back? it's hard to tell. it looks like the police are set up a -- a line here, to keep them from continuing to march down broadway toward the freeway. we look here and you can see the police are definitely -- keeping them at bay here. >> you can see things starting to get a little physical from what we can see high above here. a second ago we were watching the police along the right hand

side and protest he is against them, kind of saw arms i guess pushing is what i would call it but i don't know what happened. i think it's describe what we saw from the live pictures from news chopper two. >> all of this after -- police swarmed the oakland camp in the early morning hours, essentially break up the camp where there were probably a couple of hundred people, they broke up the camp, dozens of people were arrested, the protesters have essentially promised to come back and this march appears to be that vow. we should tell you right, this is broadway and 8th. you can see that police line looks like they don't want the protesters to go any further down broadway. >> this goes along with what the reporters have been bringing us from the former sites in front of city hall. the protesters we talked to that we heard from early said

this is not over. they are moving -- just a second ago here in the newsroom we were on the oakland website and this was a call put out on that website and through other media saying meet us at 4:00 in front of the main library. that happened. we showed you earlier they were all gathered at 1st and madison. then he march happened and right now they are at 8th and broadway and police are holding that line. a second ago when we zoomed in we did see a little bit of action between the police and the protesters, but you can see sort of that hard line of officers on foot. you see a number of motorcycle officers backing them up as well. looks like a standoff in some respects right now at 8 and the broadway and you mentioned this is just a couple blocks away from 880, we will stay on top of the situation and certainly bring you more throughout the newscast and coming up on ktvu channel 2news. >> continuing on, it's illegal but many parents know it's happening. maybe not at their home but

maybe at their neighbors, teen drinking and we tell you about new research that shows how often it's happening in the area. >> reporter: alcohol stores may be the one place teens see alcohol, where they are getting it is cheaper. >> where do you think young people are accessing alcohol? and the majority of people said parents. >> reporter: jamie with the center for human development, told parents earlier this year -- i don't think it's good parenting from my perspective. i don't think it's a good thing to set up for your kid. >> if they are letting them drink and not safe. >> they hold parents responsible if alcohol is willingly served. police can find up to $1,000 or through the parents in jail. in lafayette the same charge is a misdemeanor.

misdemeanor. shelley a parent herself questioned the survey. >> i can't imagine that my peers would serve alcohol to their kids and friends. >> and they may not be. >> all parents know it's wrong to provide about 98% said i think it's wrong buabout 25% said yes in the last three months they do know that their child has gotten to a house with an adult present and alcohol. >> if that's true she said parents need to remember there is more than responsibility involved. >> a lot of people are forgetting we are liable and responsible for our children until they become legal adults which is 18 and the drinking age is 21. >> jade hernandez, ktvu. >> you know that a light colored car can keep you cooler but can save you money at the pump. sciencists took two hondas, one black, one silver and put them in the sun. at one point the silver car was 25-degrees cooler using a

formula they found the silver car needed less air conditioning sauced 1.1% less gasoline. >> we are live in the newsroom with some of the stories we are working on for the news at six. >> right now police converged on a concord neighborhood. we are on the scene talking with neighbors and investigators about the possible homicide investigation. the fire danger is high, the precautions firefighters and residents are taking tonight in the east bay hills. and how you can weigh in on the broadway plaza . >> want to check in with the weather. temperatures were on the cool side but they warm up. 60s and low 70s. tomorrow temperatures come up

but it won't get hot. above evergreen up by mission peak. as we go in to the long range forecast no rain our way. the rain headline in the weather forecast, with the weather tonight will be this red flag warning the winds going off shore and that's the story. it's not heat, it's wind and low humidity. the winds 35, 40 miles an hour, on the scale of one to ten it's not a ten, it's a big deal, it's important to pay attention, definitely but it's not like we saw in the open hills fire case with winds of 60-milance hour and temperatures -- they cut a different deal. computer model showing fog at the coast late tonight, early tomorrow morning, watch what happens when the pressure goes off shore. there goes the fog. a strong off shore flow developing late tonight, early tomorrow morning and it'll be noticeable in the east bay hills and in the hills of the north bay.

lot of people, you may not notice it. you get around santa clara, down in the -- antioch and livermore, the upper elevations, fog happening the hilltop. you may not notice them. slightly breezy conditions, red flag warning in effect late tonight. forecast highs 73 antioch, 73 pittsburgh and 74 livermore. forecast highs santa clara, 74 morgan hill. good air quality, no spare the hair on this one. that's because the winds actually scour out the atmosphere ; the air quality that stays out of that. we are concerned about high fire danger. the five-day forecast, with the weekend always in view you can see things start to cool off a little bit, it's not a story about heat, it's a story about wind. ly see you tonight. >> stay with us. we will be right back.

. a great white shark is swimming free after being released the we first showed it to you last month. this afternoon it was returned to the ocean. the shark was first collected off malibu as part of a research project. it spent 55 days in the monterey aquarium gaining nine pounds and two inches. it has two tags, so sciencists can track its movements. we continue to stay on the

mobile occupy protest as it intense intensifies. it's not far from interstate 880. police outed them from their tents this morning. we will have the security efforts and the what protests doing when we come back.

. complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> going. more now on the developing situation in downtown oakland where protesters are on the move. here you see live pictures from news chopper 2. we have been bringing you them during the 5:00 news and here again they are on the move, with refollowing the situation. right now they are near the oakland police department headquarters down by broadway, not far from jack london square. they have been on the move now for the past couple hours ear. couple of hundred police are follow agriculture long, they were getting close just a short time ago to -- the 880 freeway and police made a stand, essentially turning them around and nouny are heading back down