police force, the government. >> reporter: the union tells people to leave peacefully and immediately. you have sent the world a message, now it's time to go home. it's in response to yesterday's shooting at the plaza. >> i see them come out with a black semi automatic pistol. >> reporter: preston a lay pastor at the camp said he watched it happen. >> just started fanning the gun. >> reporter: the victim known as alex from richmond to those at occupy died. it sparked laters to hold a press conference. that. murder was not a part of this. that was a see a sign of what we must change. >> reporter: some are rethinking any mutual aid response if oakland raids the camp. >> they face the same thing

oakland faces, they don't want their officers in the frontline at risk for nothing. >> reporter: you are looking live from chopper 2. this is the martha just left the plaza just about a minute ago. it marches -- it's new new here lately and the people who respond for mutual aid with the city are starting to rethink that response. i talked to a spokesperson from richmond and from alameda and they basically say they are rethinking the response because of the cost and because it there doesn't seem to be any stated end game and they cleared out this camp and them let them come back to make it bigger stronger. if the city needs help they will have to pay other agencies to help them. reporting live. >> and let's go out to paul chambers who has the latest on the protesters marching right now. >> reporter: they have taken broadway street.

we can see traffic stopped here behind us there. is no traffic coming down the street because -- we come to the other side. people have started marching down broadway. we have left 14th. they are going down toward the pair moment. we are walking with them. they say it's about a protest for veterans, about a protest for police brutality. you may remember there are two people that are veterans that took part of the protest who were hurt by police. that part of this protest. you can see there are more than a hundred people. excuse my breathing as i walk with them. walking down the streets of oakland like i said. they decided to leave city hall. they started walking down broadway. cars on both sides as you can see are at a stand still. nobody is able to move. nobody is able to go anywhere but the people are still taking over the streets, of course we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest and as it develops. live in oakland.

paul chambers, ktvu channel 2news. >> the mayor is facing mounting criticism for her handling of the protest. >> i think she believed she could negotiate with the folks to get them to voluntarily leave the plaza. >> reporter: we talked to city leaders about the crisis and how it could affect the political landscape. we will have that coming up at 5:30. >> protesters in salt lake city have until tomorrow to clear out after a protester was found dead in his tent. a 42-year-old known as mike was found about ten this morning. it's not clear why or how he died but temperatures dropped below freezing and police say he may have died from the use of a small propane heater or perhaps a drug overdose. the police chief said the camp is a public safety concern and people who don't leave by tomorrow will be arrested. >> more outrage over police response to the protest. today the lawyers for two people hit by a car during the strike are calling for the

arrest of the driver. you may remember this video from november 2nd. the driver of a mercedes hits one person and then backs up and hits another person. the victim had serious injuries. in a press conference attorneys for the victim say that bart police let the driver go without a citation, didn't collect evidence from the crime scene and haven't talked to witnesses. >> with the help of the citizens of oakland we are going to bring this man to justice, hold this man responsible, open if the police will not do their job. >> reporter: bart police say they were directed to let the driver go by oakland police and that opd is investigating. we have crews monitoring the protest, the coverage will continue on the website. log onto the website for all the latest on the move the protesters making. >> in the rain coming down today throughout the bay area.

widely scattered showers moving from the south and going north. that's unusual. let's go outside. it was raining in china town. now despite the feel that the rain was coming down pretty heavy the accumulations are just about a tenth of an inch. going now to the next camera and you will see the downtown san francisco. umbrellas out, slowing it down. people -- some had a holiday today and others still at work. then on the freeways and the afternoon you can see what's happened. we have 80 here by emoryville. headlights toward san francisco. that's slow. both ways because of the rain and perhaps because of the holiday. first thing i want to point our you can see the coverage from oakland, richmond and san rafael. the oranges normally would show heavy rain but it's moderate to light rain. sometimes the radar does this.

this one -- over aggressive on the reflection or the returns, we have showers in oakland as i said. here is how the rainfall totals look. you can see as the rain moved through this morning and this afternoon it's widely scattered but look at the accumulations. ground observations, 1,300ths of an inch -- more showers in the forecast so when i come back we will look at the live storm tracker 2 and look at the bay area weekend. of course there are clouds in that forecast and cooler temperatures. i will see you back here. >> and our coverage of this rainy weather will continue on the website. you can go to the website and click on the weather tab to see live radar of what's going on in your neighborhood . >> people all over the nation are honoring america's veterans, including the president who is marking the day at arlington. earlier the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. he delivered a speech where he

praised the sacrifices made by america's service members. >> you are part of an unbroken chain of men and women who have served this country with honor. on behalf of a proud and grateful nation, we thank you. >> reporter: the president also paid special tribute to the newest returning veteran who stepped forward to serve the country in the years after september 11th. he promised it'll help returning vets adjust to civilian life. many of those post september 11th vets live right here. rob roth live to show us how san francisco marked the dame. >> reporter: this is a day to honor the men and women who served the country. many say they are thinking about ones who infer made it back infer -- never made it back home. under gray skies those who served got their day in the

sun. they marched up market street to the civic center. here in side this helicopter sat an army medic who evacuated more wounded soldiers out of vietnam than he could count. >> does bring memories back. many. >> reporter: what kind? >> it was a tough time. it was a tough time. >> reporter: behind it were veterans of the iraq war, many are proud they served but are having problems finding jobs, many are dealing ptsd. >> you are having a hard day nobody understands why and it's really difficult just to do your daily things because all you think about is the loss of that friend. >> veteran suicide is still a big issue. guys still wind of killing themselves for no reason. >> reporter: many vets say they have no regrets about serving and it's fun to be part of the parade. perhaps a few hundred people

lined the parade route, a tiny fraction of what the gay parade and lunar parades get but some said it was their duty. >> i have a friend who lost his son in iraq. i have another friend who lost his legs in afghanistan. you know i think our vet vans deserve to be honored. >> it means pride for me. pride that i served this country that i love very much. >> reporter: for all the hardships many went through and continue to go through here at home everybody we spoke to said if they had the chance they would do it again. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth,. >> state regulators plan to launch another investigation in to the san bruno pipeline blast. they will look into if pg&e violated state or federal pipeline regulations in the years leading up to the disaster. the commission voted yesterday to bring -- start looking at

the system for classifying the list of pipelines in urban areas as well as other guidelines. they could be fined up to $20,000 per day if any violations found. >> and some big cuts underway at pg&e. they are eliminating 225 jobs mostly from its it department. the layoffs a result of the reorganization after last year's dead lie explosion in season bruno. most there be from the head quarters in san francisco. employees will have 60 days to try to find another job with in the company. >> stocks rounded out the week higher. marines were on hand to ring the closing bell at the new york stock exchange. better than expected news also boosted all three major indexes. the dow rose 259 points. >> after 40 years, prayers

during mass in the catholic church are changing. we will tell you why. >> also we continue to follow developing news. this march going on right now in downtown oakland in response to the two occupy proactivitiers injuried protesters injured.

. more live pictures of the developing news from downtown oakland. occupy protesters marching in honor of the two veterans injuried in the protest. any idea where they are going? >> reporter: actually they went down broadway, to 21st turned and are on telegraph. they are headed back toward city hall. you can see the fox oakland is here. up the street -- william street and telegraph. they are more than 200. i will tell you the interests thing there are no police

officers out here. no opd out here, no officers from anyone, basically the people have been peaceful, no problems, the traffic has been a little interesting, people have just been stopping, allowing people to go through, honking in support. i -- when we got to the theater a lot of the security came there, locked the doors, shut it down but it was for no reason was the people just walked right by. they say they aren't here for this reason. they are here to let people know -- as they are calling right now tax the rich and help the poor. that's what they are saying. this is all again about the veteran day. they say they want to help veterans, the poor and people who have been hurt by police and of course we are the on ones here giving it to you live. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest. >> if i can get my bearings it looks like they are just about to march past the fox theater and are heading back to the camp? >> reporter: exactly.

that is correct. right here we are at 19th and telegraph. they first walked down broadway to 21st. hung a left on there and then came back around and started going past telegraph and as you can see they are going past the fox theater. >> paul chambers live in down downtown oakland. >> a judge has created another bump in the road for the high speed rail project. the state must take back the planned out from gilroy to san jose untilla it can be studied. two years ago a similar ruling was issued after cities sued to block the route. the rail authority said they don't consider it a set back. >> big changes to the catholic church. we are in campbell and tell you what is changing and why.

>> reporter: we are inside the church and on sunday these laminated cards will be passed out. this has all the new passages that people will need to recite while they sit in the pews and it's a lot to know. >> we have been talking about the changes for a number of weeks. it's quiz time. >> reporter: inside this classroom 8th graders are being tested on the changes the church is making for mass. >> the priest will say the lord be with you. and what do we say? >> reporter: right now catholics respond and also with you. that will no longer happen beginning november 26th. >> they say and with your spirit. >> reporter: that's just one of the many passages that's changed. they have been -- bishops decided they want aid more accurate lit era l tran congratulations. >> a lot of people have felt

that we lost some very important beauty and richness of the original text. >> reporter: you can seat difference in size. the old one is much smaller than the new one. the far just got his and is crapping to learn the passages and chants. >> lord holy father. >> reporter: priests have been getting mixed reviews. >> very a harder time connecting with the new language that's being presented. it seems a little more stilted and old school. >> reporter: some students say it was hard to learn the new text but they are trying to embrace it. nicer to know we are sticking more to the bible than we were before. >> reporter: many churches should have new ones next week so everybody can take a look at the new language. reporting live from campbell. ktvu channel 2news. >> alcatraz will look different. next week the water tower will

be covered white tarp for repair. crews will upgrade the structure of the tower before repainting it. the project is all part of a bigger plan to save the landmark island and make it safe for visitors. >> new video showing the moment when wednesday a 5.7 quake hit turkey. the video shows people rushing out of buildings and into the street. you can see huge plumes of dust as the widings collapse. the death toll is at 22. most of those were from two hotels that collapsed. the quake hit in the same area where a 7.2 hit last month killing more than 600 people. >> as expected to -- a rainy day and it's what you told us to expect. >> widely scattered showers and may be a little more shower activity than we expected. the model suggest -- i'm seeing up to a tenth of an up. . just a little more and it is

having an impact on the afternoon. the bridge you have showers is there the bay bridge -- all the bridges. those showers will continue through the evening hours. perhaps into the very early morning hours but the bottom line is the bay area weekend will be dry. this afternoon drive kind of messy. in the mountains doesn't mean snow, you probably noticed that with temperatures outside right now or earlier today in the low 60s. at the bay area weekend goes on we have clouds in the forecast but no rain. cold overnight lows but not freezing, overnight in the 40s so early morning like golf or baseball won't be as cold as it has been. the extended forecast will stay dry. the overnight lows in the cold spots upper 40s or -- hayward 49, forecast overnight lows for saturday morning. you wake up tomorrow morning the ground is wet. there may be alley fopping. look for valley fog into places

you usually see it. then we get into the -- this is an unusual storm. you can probably feel it because it's kind of warm, it's not that windy, the main system will -- back it up. here is the main low center. it's just tracking south. you know -- south eeastern will get whacked. the system slides southwest are on the north end. it doesn't happen that much. in the mountains it doesn't need much in the way of snow. tonight we have showers left in the forecast. where this low goes is where the rain goes. watch where the low goes. it starts to trend south and the rain moves out of the area and down into southern california and we dry out. the bay area weekend showers gone. things are clearing up and we are into a partly cloudy environment. the real -- they will talk about the valley fog and the late nights and early mornings. when i come back specific temperature for your saturday and sunday. we will look at the five-day

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it has be difficult to understand the terrible nature of the allegations. healing can't happen until we understand how responsibilities to these children failed and how we can prevent such tragedy in the future. >> reporter: eriksson replaced the former president who was fired by the trustees wednesday along with joe paterno in the . thea senior a sift said the scandal could lead to lawsuits and settlements and declines in givings. >> there was a warning -- retailers looking forward to a major boost to their bottom line over the holidays but say they -- they say returns usually cost them. they are expecting that fake returns will cost them 3.5 billion dollars this season and that's down from last year

because of harder return policies. nearly nine in ten retailer that were surveyed said they experienced stolen items being returned over the past year. >> occupy oakland has some city councilmembers questioning the mayor's job performance. the actions they plan to take. >> what was the future of lighting poses a problem. the mistake many are making one common household item. >> and we continue to monitor developing news. a live look at what's happening in downtown oakland where it appears hundreds of marchers from the occupy oakland protest are about to be back where they started.

. live pictures tonight of the occupy oakland protesters about 200 of them marching through downtown oakland. they are at 9th and broadway. they are marching in part to honor the two war veterans who were injured in earlier protests. you will recall one of them suffered serious internal injuries, another a wound to his head. now despite the rain, despite the cold and despite calls for them to leave the camp site, it appears they aren't going away and that's turning in to a huge problem for the mayor. there is a recall effort underway and she is facing criticism pretty much from all sides. patty lee is here now and tells you that criticism is also coming loud and clear from members of the oakland city council. >> reporter: that's right. the city council president said that the fact it took a deadly

shooting for the mayor to change her mind is a reason there has been so much drama inside city hall. >> strong enough to find peace in our city. >> reporter: the mayor surrounded herself with pastors who held a conference this morning calling for healing in the wake of the shooting outside occupy oakland. >> the murder was not acceptable. >> it's another example of why we need to peacefully close the camp at city hall. we are asking everybody at the plaza to leave. >> reporter: the mayor didn't take questions but her job performance is being questioned by members of the council. >> she is supposed to be the leader of this city and you know she doesn't talk effectively with those of us on the council. >> reporter: the council president has talked about concern about her leadership and the vice mayor confirmed

today at least two councilmembers want to introduce a resolution of no confidence in the mayor but he doesn't think it'll happen because it doesn't change anything he said recalling the mayor is the public's choice. it's not in the council's power and it's not a priority. the focus a peaceful end to the protest. >> i think they will be in a confrontation mode and so we have to deal with that when it happens. >> reporter: the mayor this morning said they would come by to ask protesters to leave. we have not seen here here yet and the city councilmembers say they do not know if there is a back up plan if the protesters decide to stay. reporting live in oakland. patty lee. >> we have breaking news right now. trouble for caltrain riders, no trains are moving between san mateo and burglaring game. they say it appears a large

vehicle has hit a train bridge. that set off an aalarm alerting caltrain. an inspector is on the scene and no trains moving through the area at this point we are still trying to figure which of the four bridges was hit as we get more information we will bring it to you. >> a stata pals court is backing bans on medical marijuana clinics in two cities, the court upheld the bans in riverside saying state laws about the use of medical marijuana don't preempt cities from regulating it through zoning. a riverside attorney said his office will work to shut down 15 clinics in the city. the founder of the riverside one at the center of the case plans to appeal. >> campaign donations surging for herman cain despite the scandal over sexual harass entity. he refused to answer questions after a new york found raiser

and ignored questions regarding a controversial joke about if anita hill would endorse him. he has raised nine million dollars since october 1st. that doubles the amount in his war chest which is at about $14 million. >> mitt romney spent part of the day in south carolina. the former massachusetts governor criticized the president's plans to withdraw troops from iraq. >> the withdrawal is unfortunate. it's more than unfortunate. i think it's tragic, puts at risk many of the victory that were hard won. >> reporter: he said if he becomes president he won't make cuts to the military but will cut waste. he said the best to do for service members returning oversea social security to work on improving the economy so they can find jobs. >> support for gingrich continues to grow. he and romey this lost support

since last september. it's to early to say for sure. >> new numbers released by the election commission today show the democratic and republican conventions will each receive $18 million of taxpayer money next year and that has some outraged. they are supporting a bill that would eliminate public financing for presidential conventions. others say a public system is more transparent than unregulated private donations by special interests. >> at the convention level those special interests are buying access to the political parties and they are going to buy that access with the money they are flooding in to the system. >> reporter: in exchange for receiving public money parties must disclose how they use it. >> staying on top of developing news in downtown. we will give you another live picture as a group of protesters has made its way and appear to be inside the main

lobby building of the oakland police department. this is a live picture and we see several police officers all in their gear and -- we see a lot of what appear to be protesters. these are members of the same group that was marching leading from civic center around downtown oakland. past the fox theater and back it appears inside opd headquarters, paul chamber social security on the scene. let's bring new and you tell us what you see. >> reporter: we are actually at the intersection of 7th and broadway. they are taking -- the outside of -- around this corner. the protesters walked up from 14th and broadway. made a left. came down telegraph and straight to the police department. you can see about eight officers standing outside oakland police department, guarding the front door and as you can see we can go to the left you can see the people are talking, these are veterans who are asking the police to stop beating veterans.

that's in reference to the two injured during occupy oakland. there is about 200 people. its been a peaceful situation. no problems, there were issues with traffic for a while but that of course as it moved away traffic wassable to open up. we are standing out here at 7th and broadway right in front of the entrance of opd. there is about seven or eight officers in riot gear here at attention. there is been no problems, no problem was the veterans, the protesters or the police. they are just standing guard as a standoff to people are letting their words be hard. they wanted to come out and let the police know how they feel and what's going on and as i said there is about 200 people here just giving reports, testimony about what is going on with oakland police and occupy oakland. we will stay with this and bring the latest. we will continue to march with

them and walk with them and do everything and bring it to you live right here. live in oakland. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2news. >> and now to a special report on something you may be using right now in your home. flores entity light bulbs. if they aren't handled properly they could cause more harm than good. we shed light on the problem. >> reporter: 2700-tons of terrible including trash and recycling comes there the facility every day. >> you see some things, some thing that shouldn't be here. i see a card board box. >> reporter: what workerrers don't want to see are these. com each c if, l has mercury. >> you can't stick them in the trash. you can't landfill them. you can't do that. >> reporter: the epa thinks only 2% of cfl's are recycled.

>> we all are busy, get lazy,. >> we are proud of what san francisco has done with them. >> reporter: san francisco recycling 76,000 pounds of them every year, most picked up from 30 drop off locations. >> we are doing a lot of outreach to try to help people understand that they require special handling and we are trying to make it as convenient as possible for people to do the right thing. >> reporter: the used cfl's are packed shipped to the only facility in northern california licensed to take the mercury out. >> the white coating here, that's the mercury powder. >> reporter: to take it out, they feed the bulbs into this machine. the powder is then packed in to large drums. >> surprisingly we do not see that many cfl's yet. >> reporter: he believes so few are recycled because of a lack

of awareness and their long life means few have needed to be recycled. labels state there is mercury inside but starting next year the federal government will require new packaging that includes information about their safe disposal and new legislation is also working through sacramento to add a fee to cdl's to fund a mandatory recycling program. >> needs to be changed and the education to the consumer, way more than just a sticker. we need to up that. >> reporter: when the lights go out on them experts say you need to treat them as hazardous waste, the same as batteries or lead paint. >> to find a center near your home and how to clean up if a cfl breaks go to our website. >> a new nix fix for the i- phone 4s. what it's for and how customers can get it. and the federal crack down on stores selling cigarettes. what agents say will happen to

store owner who sell cigarettes to kids. >> and the rate of childhood obesity is skyrocketing in contra costa. what officials say should be blamed.

. appearing has released a software update it says will fix a battery problem.

some customers reported shorter than expected battery life on devices running the ios5 operating system. apple said it found a bug in the system that its been corrected but some reported on technology websites that the battery drain continues despite the update. >> the government is cracking down on store that sell tobacco to children. the fda said it sent warning letters to more than 1200 after surprise inspections. under a law store owner that sell producks to minors could face a 250-dollar fine and be banned from selling tobacco. >> for the consequences, you know by selling one pack to the wrong person it's almost not worth it. the obama trace said the goal it to protect children. >> officials checking on the safety of electrical car batteries after one caught fire. the battery for the volt caught fire after a side impact crash

test. battery damage caused the fire and they plan to do more tests but don't believe the fire risk is greater for electric than ones that are powered by gas. >> childhood obesity is a growing problem in contra coster and sugary drinks are being blamed. one third of all children in the county are over weight. san pablo and richmond have the highest rates. lead. >> it's new year's eve, nerd style. i will explain still ahead.

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. one of the bay area's most unusual block party parts is underway in redwood. it's called the nerd new year. tom live now with the low done on the new tradition. rlet me tell you when it comes to taking over a public space, nerds do it with permits. i guess you could call it preoccupied. nerd new year, 11, 11, 11 kicked off in redwood city at 11111 with a robot creation. >> let's get -- excited about building things. >> reporter: organizer jonathan

nelson is a proud nerd. >> a lot of us grew up as nerds and it was pretty bad when we were growing up. we are nerds but we can change the world. >> reporter: nobody can argue that the first egg head, albert einstein changed science, steve jobs and bill gates changed the world and made high tech cool. doctor suess first coined the word 61 years ago, news week used it 60 years ago. fiction has spiderman and harry potter. cbs has a hit with the nutty nerd filled big bang theory but a successful movie series revenge of the nerds made it really cool. >> silicon valley is a pretty unique area where the nerds kind of won. that's something that the whole

area kind of treasures and it savors it and let's celebrate it. >> reporter: and charities will benefit from all this nerd pride. pride even for this aging reporter who was pretty nerdy at a science fair 45 years ago. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> we are live in the newsroom with the storey was he are working on for the news at six. >> bay area businesses are reaching out to veterans who knead a job. new, we follow vets as they see what the companies have to offer here on the home front. and it'll be an easy birthday to remember. why there is a rush now in some maternity wards. too and the occupy oakland camp where police are going by tent by tent handing out eviction notices to protesters. these and more in about ten minutes. >> and turn to the bay area weekend. we took the rain for the day.

>> the bay area weekend looking like it'll be dry. showers out there now on the afternoon drive. live storm tracker 2 picking out the showers and you are seeing showers on all the bridges. wet roadways, the rainfall look as guessive in the yellow returning but that's just the radar. the ground is showing light to moderate rain president that's what you are experiencing right now. wind shield wipers on slow. here is the rainfall totals and not that impressive. you can see how widely scattered the showers were. san jose -- you get to the santa cruz mountains, a half inch. that's where the rain has fallen. in the coastal hills south -- mostly cloudy and cool into tonight. clouds and sun tomorrow and then partly cloudy and breezy into tomorrow. the forecast then looks like this. you can see the system dropping south. rain for southern california. as it slides south we get further in to the north end and

that means clearing as the system dries out. high pressure builds in. showers tonight in the forecast but they will be less and less especially after ten tonight. then we move through time. watch where the low goes. where that dose goes the rain. in normally with low pressure centers the lower right area in her, about -- you see a low in here. you always have the strongest dynamic. where that comes on shower is where the heaviest rain will be and that comes on shore here so that's where the heaviest rain will be. southern california and san diego. the forecast model does this -- scattered showers lingering, if you are going out tonight keep the umbrella handy, keep a jacket handy and then rapid clearing in to saturday. partly cloudy, mostly sunny, looks like a nice day tomorrow and on sunday. the forecast highs then tomorrow cooler, obviously but still nice, mid60s, bay area weekend. started the week. now looks real good. the five-day forecast with the weekend in view.

the top line represents the warmest cities, nice looking weekend. >> you said -- it can rain all week but just as long as saturday and sunday. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> football fans facing off. how stanford and oregon duck fans get ready for a huge game tomorrow night. ♪

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. it's a saturday night showdown. the cardinal and the ducks, both teams ranges in the top ten and maureen naylor tells us what espn is doing tomorrow morning a clear sign of just how big this game is. >> reporter: there is buzz on the farm and not just from the crews painting the field. >> people have been coming by trying to get tickets and hard to get. >> reporter: tickets to the match up between stanford and the university of oregon have been sold out for months. stanford's seat also be packed for the match up between the two top ten teams. >> you usually you hear a few dozen tickets but we are down to -- i think not a single one in the athletic office right now. >> reporter: we found people selling them for almost four hundred dollars online. cardinal boosters are already setting up rv's planning to roast ducks. >> it's the game of the

decade. >> reporter: this may be stanford territory but there are roughly 15,000 oregon alunni. this one drove eight hours. >> we went to stub hub. we spent $250. hopefully it's worth it. i think the hike is warranted and it'll be an interesting game. >> reporter: espn's college game day is coming for the first time and is setting up on the oval area of campus for saturday morning. despite the possibility of rain, thousands of people are expected to pack the area saturday morning. students can't camp overnight overnight but will be allowed in starting at four. protesters are headed back to camp right now after facing off with police at opd headquarters. we are live where eviction notices are being give eastbound out.

and a surprise visit to a grocery store accused of mistreating its employees.

. protesters told its time to go. with in the past hour and a half police started going tent to tent handing out notices. >> city hall issued the notices late this afternoon after the police officers union made it's own plea telling protesters they need to pack up and leave. noelle walker live with why testers say it won't make a difference to them. >> reporter: this is the notice they were giving out to the occupiers today. let me read it. it says you don't have permission to lodge over night. you must remove all tents, tarps, cooking and equipmenton that lodging material from the plaza immediately. your continued use for overnight lodging will subject you to arrest. now that is not the only letter that was sent to them today. in a open letter the police officers