toward jack london square. this morning police moved in to the tent city out front of city hall and made dozen of arrests and this is their -- they are promising this isn't over. >> you can see the line of police there, they are trying to keep them away from 880 which is just about a block and a half to the right of the screen there. this protest started right in front of the public library on 14th street. what they did was they marched down 14th street and then turned at broadway which is right where that occupy camp site had been set up. they moved down broadway, now they are -- right in front of the police headquarters there and also the county jail, the police looks like they have -- basically set up a line, not allowing them to go any further heading toward 880. we estimate there are at least a couple of hundred people involved in this protest. john is in oakland now with

more on the back and north that's been going on all day now between the protesters and police. >> reporter: all day protesters have been facing off with police and sheriff deputies, just over there is the plaza where the camp was broken up early this morning. dozens of people marched around oakland owe north county jail calling for all protesters arrested this morning to be released. a. >> what a sad way to get your message across. . >> reporter: it happened after her mother said she saw her being arrested this morning and called the national lawyers gild. >> it seems like they are going out of their way to like, to scare us and to intimidate us and it's like what do we do? like you know really i wasn't violent. i was totally not support any kind of violent protest. >> reporter: she was arrested early this morning along with

85 others for illegal camping though she said she wasn't staying in the plaza. hundreds from oakland and other agencies moved in before five to clear the camp. >> just demonstrating the extreme use of force that is used in instances like these. . >> reporter: they used tear gas. >> people who wanted to leave were given the opportunity to leave along with their property. we had about 30 that left without incident. as the officers moved in we ended up arresting about 75 people. >> reporter: we talked to the sheriff's department and officials say all the protesters are being cited and released, not held on the $10,000 bail until thursday as the protesters claimed. a few with warrants would be held longer. >> john thank you. from john we want to go to amber lee.

she is on the phone. things seem to be heating up near 8th and washington where we have learned police have thrown flash grenades. >> reporter: i can't hear you but i will tell you what i can see in front of me. the protesters are confronting the police. the police have fired flash grenades and rubber bullets at the protesters. the protest is -- have also thrown paint at the officers. the -- cans around so walking toward the police [inaudible] walking the streets near 8th, there is traffic backed up. we see cars caught in this. i would say there is easily, several hundred protesters at this intersection. we have seen police stop them at several intersections, trying to keep them from city hall as well as the police station. i see a few people who are urging peace and calm but the majority of them don't appear to be listening.

>> rubber bullets and flash grenades, anybody hit? anybody hurt is that you know of? >> reporter: not that i can see but i did see them take two people away, a woman at a different intersection act a block from here and saw them take away a man just a few minutes ago. we are right at the corner near the courthouse and the police station right now. i don't know if you can hear -- they are talking over the bull horn to the protesters. >> amber, we do see a lot of people kind of dispersed on the street there. i know the confrontation seems to be going back and forth between police and the proesters. have you witnessed any damage, anything happening to cars along the street or store fronts, windows, any damage? >> reporter: no. i don't see them damaging cars, or any -- but can you hear this? let me put the phone up. >> you are subject to arrest.

>> [inaudible] >> reporter: you can hear that? >> it's a little hard. can you tell us what they are saying? >> they are saying it's an ill little assembly. they are asking people to leave. they are right at the corner of the police station and the courthouse. >> i can hear them --. >> they have formed a line. police have rifles out and batons. some have been splattered paint by the protesters and right now i don't see protesters getting in front of them. >> i can hear the police saying hear now or you are subject to arrest. that's what they are yelling. >> reporter: yes. yes. that's what they are saying. >> do you -- for the most part are most of them -- interpret my much going along. is it just a few confronting the police or is it most of them? >> reporter: i would say a few. there are quite a few i saw -- getting angry with some of the others acting up against police

but wouldn't say that the majority were violent. >> what direction are they headed now? most of them? >> reporter: they are walking away from the police line that is at the corner of where the courthouse and where the police station is. let me see where they are going. we are move agriculture moving --. >> did they say where they wanted to go? >> reporter: no. originally it was city hall but they were stopped by police so it's just been rag tag kind of wherever police aren't they will go to avoid the police line. they will confront the police and then turn around and go another direction. >> that's what we have been seeing for the past hour where police make a line, they stop the protests then turn as they were heading toward city hall. they are just changing course and direction and just on the move, doesn't seem like they have a plan. earlier in the day they did say they wanted to go back to city hall and back to that makeshift tent city they have been

camming out for the past two weeks. >> yes. that's correct. they. >> reporter: they said they wanted to meet tonight at city hall and try to figure out where to go from here. they did during the rally urge nonviolence but getting their message out. i don't think they have a clear plan. this is going -- where the police aren't. >> just very quickly, the police have kept them from going down toward 880 and kept them away from the police station. in your opinion, does it appear they are going to try to keep them away from the plaza and city hall? >> reporter: i would think so. just because that was what they were doing earlier. i really have no way of knowing that. >> we will continue to watch them. they are definitely on the move and we will check back with you if you get more information. we want to let you know the complete coverage continues on ktvu.com. you will find updates and video from the raid of the camp in

downtown oakland. just look under the occupy bay area tab. police have gone to a contra costa neighborhood and we are hearing reports about a possible homicide investigation. eric is live now in concord. he has been talking with neighbors and authorities about what's going on there. >> reporter: this is glenn side court right here and in addition to this police tape that's blocking off the court you can see another set up of police tape blocking off the house. you see the white van, it just got here in the last ten or 15 minutes. investigators aren't saying anything about what happened here but we are hearing like you said there a homicide. we know police have been out here most of the afternoon, it's not clear how they first got word that there may be a problem here. several neighbors said a single woman was at this house but there was a lot of traffic in and out of here they say often at all hours. >> it could be a homicide with the amount of traffic going in but from other neighbors i have

been hearing it's also a big party house. i'm just hoping maybe drugs weren't involved as well. i don't know if maybe both. it's just scary because it's so close to my house. >> reporter: the neighbor said she has lived in the area almost all her life and has rarely in ever seen any trouble this serious and if we can come back out live there are a couple officers stand around but we have seen the crime scene detectives putting on full suits, almost like hazmat suits out here. earlier today i walked around the back of the side of the property through hillcrest park. the house in question backs up to the horse man's association property out there. they have another set of crime scene tape in the back and another squad car. there is a lot happening here right now. we are working to get more information. police say they plan to have something more soon. we will bring it when we have it. live in concord. >> a former police officer plans to plead guilty relating

to a drug scandal. the attorney said his client hopes for a lighter sentence in exchange for his plea. he is a accused of selling drugs as well as stealing drugs, jewelry and cash during police seizures. two other former officers have also been charged. >> a pair of transit driver accused of running over and killing a motorcyclist over the weekend faces new charges, eddie hall faces a murder charge in the death of george lopez on highwaya 580 in san leandro saturday. today he was charged with attempted murder for deliberately striking another man as he rode his motorcycle. all -- he said he was upset by the driving behavior of the motorcyclists. a judge refused to let the woman charged with killing a nursing student to fire her court appointed lawyer. she was scheduled to enter a plea in the murder case today.

some of the legal proceedings have been delayed because of her medical care related to the pregnancy. >> still to come, continuing coverage on the breaking news, march involving hundreds of people in downtown oakland, police say it's unlawful and the people are subject to arrest. >> just hours now a red flag warning will go into effect for parts of the way area. what that means.

. more on the breaking news in downtown oakland where we are following a alarm demonstration here, protesters on the move as you see from our live view camera, marching with them on the street. these protesters have all

afternoon saying they wanted to go back to city hall, the plaza, that's where they have been promising to go. making dozens of arrests and they say this movement is not over as you see here hundreds of people on the move on broadway. it's at the height of the tuesday night drive, obviously creating traffic problems in this area along broadway, by police head quarters, they are making their way back up. >> they are about a block away from the plaza where the huge tent city was. when you look at these pictures they look very peaceful, contrast that to what we just saw a couple moments ago where there was a stand off why police who had made a line. they weren't going to let the protesters cross that, some of them it from what amber lee reported threw paint on them. the officers responded rubber

bullets, and with a flash grenade. amber thought she saw two hurt. >> we -- this has been declared an illegal assembly and you are subject to arrest if you don't clear out. the police are move ing along with them. the police make a line and the protesters go in a different direction. >> we will continue to follow it. moving onto other news. the president made a quick but profitable fundraising stop in san francisco today but was welcomed with shouts and je era. a lot of protesters demanded more. >> reporter: the president's brief visit here did draw protesters, many who supported him in the last election.

the president's motorcade sped to the w hotel. he spoke for about an hour at a campaign fundraiser where supporters paid $7,500 each for lunch. >> the one way to guarantee the change won't happen is for all of us just to give up. , to give in. to go home. >> reporter: outside the hotel were hundreds of protesters, the president never saw them but they said they hope he understands they are dissatisfied. people came for different reasons, one group wanted him to stop unan oil pipeline project. this man said he worked on the obama campaign and now is protesting. >> we are getting out saying we still support him but want him to live up to those promises and to do more to lead on climate change. >> why are we spending so much money on the military?

it's not serving the world or country. people are in need here. >> reporter: many of the people helped make up the face that swept the president to the white house. >> he campaigned on hope and change and all this and once you got elected, he is now the puppet for the 1%. >> reporter: reporters are barred from attending the event. the president was in town for less than three hours but that was enough time to leave with $1.5 million for his campaign fund. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth. >> the president's visit to the bay area was short but he made a lasting impression on several supporters. a mother handed her 6-month-old baby to the president at sfo as he came over to greet some of the hand picked visitors. he briefly held and bounced the happy baby. >> she was calm when he gave her back to me. >> today is also the day an 8-

year-old will probably never forget. martin higgins got to high five the president as he passed by. a red flag warning has just been taken effect in the north bay hills as conditions ripen for fire danger. we are leave in the oakland hills where preparations underway for another fire warning. >> reporter: that's right. here in the hills that red flag warning goes into effect at 10:00 and you can bet the people that live in this neighborhood that was damaged by the oakland fire storm will never forget what happened here 20 years ago. a red flag warning takes on a special meaning where the 1991 oakland fire storm devastated many neighborhoods in the hills. >> it's a traumatic experience for everybody and i think it all comes back over and over and over when they hear that. >> reporter: marla said she is extra aware not just today but all the time. >> i don't even likel candles

many. >> reporter: it's dangerous because of the low humidity, the dry brush and the possibility of wind. when all those conditions come together the red flag warning goes into effect. fire officials say any sort of fire gets an aggressive response. >> six engines, a truck company and bulldoze it's all automatic now. it its not a request like it was in 91. >> reporter: no nonsense. >> we get on it quick. >> reporter: the assistant fire marshall said today is not the day to get out and trim back the weeds. >> most fires that happen during red flag days human caused. when i say that somebody is out weeding, spark producing tool. >> reporter: one of the best days to weed you ask, when it's misty or raining or super cold but not today, not during a red

flag warning, for more on the current weather conditions let's go to bill martin. >> thank you. you know -- you didn't see a lot of wind. let's go to the live storm tracker. there is a red flag warning for the north bay hills but as you look at the realtime readings off shore we are still looking hats winds west. that's the -- five miles an hour, off shore winds to be out of the west northeast. the winds really haven't kicked up. we are waiting for a north or northeasterly wind. that is the direction. that's late tonight, early tomorrow morning. that will happen. we are going to see that. red flag warning goes into effect for most of the bay area, other than the north bay, tonight at 10:00 it stays in effect until thursday morning. so the forecast basically calling for a warmer day tomorrow, increased winds and i suspect most of us won't really notice the windy conditions, it'll be up above 800 feet up in the hills of the north and east bay. the forecast is that low press

moving off and the high pressure moving in. that's off shore. the winds are going from land to sea. normally the winds blow from ocean to sea to land. that's a cool every direction. it's not going to get hot but we are looking at increased winds, in this time of year increased winds and lower humidity can equate to very high fire danger. because we had rain a few weeks ago conditions aren't as dry as they often are this time of year. still something to be concerned about. watch what the model does, little bit of fog and low clouds, midnight tonight watch the off shore winds develop. they will take the fog and it'll go that way, boom, the model saying the fog is going away because the winds are coming this way. when the winds switch the air begins to sink. when it simks it warms, daytime highs will be warmer than today. the five-day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. it won't be a heat wave but -- yeah, back to you. >> thank you.

more now on the breaks news, the protest in downtown oakland. protesters facing off with police, very close to city hall. john is in downtown oakland. what is the situation there? >> reporter: the protesters march around downtown oakland have just arrived at 14 and the broadway and are shutting down this intersection. union workers here, anacrhists, lot of people here. the first thing they did was came in and pulled down the barricades lined that the police set up blocking the westbound side of 14th here at broadway and ever since then the police who are armed their riot dear, shields up, they have been announcing on some kind intercom system they are going to do something. we can't hear from here what they are saying but this is right now it seems pretty peaceful although it's -- anybody's guess what will

happen because some are shouting it's a revolution, some are -- have been aggressive with us, we had people spitting on us earlier, doing this things, it's not clear what will happen. there has to be -- there has to be close to 500 people right now. we are going to be standing by to see if anything happens. we will bring it to you later this evening. live in oakland. >> does is seem like the police are making a stand? >> reporter: yeah. all day there have be -- several hundred police officers here from oakland and all the other agencies around here in san jose, saw quite a few motorcycle cops sack jose, they do have a perimeter set up. people are still cleaning, the crews still cleaning they want to do all they can to make sure people don't enter that plaza. it's very unclear where they really are keeping people away

from. they were not successful keeping people away from here and stopping them from blocking the of traffic . its anyone's guess. >> have you had a chance to talk to any of the protesters as you have been walking them and what do they say? >> reporter: well they -- they are really -- there is a -- there has been a bit of a disjointed message, some complaining at the war, some about economic inequality, they do seem pretty united in getting a voice across about the fact that they believe that they should baible to still occupy the plaza outside city hall no matter the message. they seem very unified in that and believe what the police did this morning was the start of a police state here in the bay area, something they feel very offended by. that's something they are trying to get their message across about right now out here trying to show they are still united, they will continue this revolution as they call it, they will continue trying to get their message across.

>> we are going to ask you to stand by. we want to go to amber on the phone. where are you and what do you see? we are at 14th and broadway in front of the plaza. we saw sheriff, deputies and swat from palo alto getting their gas masks on. they gave a five minute dispersal order. people are starting to back away and looks like they are getting ready to fire tear gas. >> so just a short time ago you were saying you saw the police firing flash grenades and rubber bullets and then protests answering back with trash cans and paint at police. have you seen any more of that it appears to have stopped. they were walking -- when they were marching back there was a empty parked police car on the parked over to the side and i heard some of the protesters

urging others to not vandalize the car and they appear to have listened, they didn't do anything. they proceeded here to 14th and broadway. they are guarding city hall and like i said we see a lot of sheriff's deputies from san francisco and the palo alto swat team here with their gas marks on. with their shields, i guess prepared to take the next step if they need to. i see also protesters sitting down in the middle of the intersection at 14th and broadway not moving. there is about -- i would say maybe two dozen, three dozen of them at that intersection. i guess -- refusing to move. >> so they have given the five minute order but not a lot appear to be dispersing. >> reporter: sorry -- i could tell you there are about three dozen sitting on the ground refusing to leave and we sea a

lot of police. like i said i heard the order, there are still people here. >> we can see a lot of people and people sitting down. police have given the illegal assembly and they are subject to arrest if they don't move. looks like they are staying put. we are continuing to watch this and will have more developments coming up on the news at seven on tv3 and a complete wrap up tonight at ten.