. >> from trans canada. >> all private not government. >> that's trans canada money. >> private companytly. there are other advantages like now you would have oil coming from a friendly ally as opposed to depending on dictatorships to send us oil and another key points is that right now, a lot of the oil that goes from canada down to a place called cushing, oklahoma gets stuck there, there's no way for it to get from there to the gulf coast and the gulf coast is where there are a lot of refineries that need that kind of oil. it's a very heavy, very call it tar sands area where the oil comes from. and so, that would also free up and have a distribution system to go down to the gulf refineries. >> paul: what about the political opposition, not the national environmentalal opposition, but the states that they across through, the pipelines across territory. >> and the governor of nebraska called a session of the legislature there to-- to consider moving it somewhat because it crosses an aquifer. >> paul: he's not against the pipeline per se. >> no, he's talking about moving, moving the pipe

[music] >> good morning you're on top of breaking news a deadly shooting in cupertino will tran is on the scene to bring us the very latest information we are hearing that six people are shot. i want to zoom in on the scene right now where this has happened. it is in cupertino at a cement company what it sounds like is that a worker walked into the meeting and opened fire, can you get up to date? >> i have been able to find out that two people have died, four others critically injured did not know their condition at this time with their hanging on to their lives, but i cannot believe that this happened. it was that an employee meeting at a construction company and a very remote canyon road. apparently the workers walked in with an assault rifle and handgun and opened fire on his own employees critically injuring a lot of them. copyright now north and stevens creek boulevard have been shut down. video of the scene shows that it is locked down in the area, a lot of people asking questions apparently allow truck drivers: and and they pick up and drop off materials but right now they're n

i've worked with trans-canada before on another pipeline. i've never had a company like them that took care of environmental issues like they have. they really care about the environment. i appreciate that. i want to leave something for my kids too. >> reporter: local 1140s business manager says opponents are pursuing an agenda that has little to do with keystone excel. >> these environmentalists want to end our dependence on fossil fultz. that is not going to happen in our times. we need to be realistic about it. these guys could be more focused on the last 20-plus years instead of the safest most technologically advanced pipeline in the state of nebraska. >> reporter: this time, however, the issue has created some unusual bedfellows. republican state senator tony fulton finds it odd to be on the same side with groups he normally opposes. >> i would be doing a bad job if i didn't step up and say that i have some concern about the proposed pipeline. if that puts me on the same side as environmentalists or folks that i don't typically see eye

will tran is live at stevens creek and foothill. you are actually seeing some of the people who have lost family members and loved ones who have been wounded or injured gather there this morning. give us latest on who was shot and killed in what is happening at the scene. >> we do not know the names of any of the fatal victims. two people were killed and six people were injured. they are doing everything they can't possibly arrest this man. about five minutes ago i heard a loud scream coming from across the street. i turned around and it was a family member crying and hugging each other and screaming and cursing. apparently they found out that their loved one who they have been trying all morning to contact, we do not know how they were able to confirm, they conform to that in fact it was there a loved one. there were screaming hysterically. they hopped in their car and took off from the scene going to the hospital or maybe the coroner's office. it was a chilling scene. >> it looks like the person has been reunited with their father

will tran is almost at the scene.pe to have a live update from him very >>darya: the weather is changing. police that we are going to stay wet for a good portion of the day george needed with holiday it light conditions, we had still managed to get a hot spot on interstate 680 southbound. it is expected by in northbound accident. the crash was not very much but it has garnered a lot of attention from southbound onlookers. even another crash is cleared, traffic is backed up into walnut creek on 680 southbound. the bay bridge, even with a stalwart supporter westbound has not been enough to slow the rise. to the rest of their rides look pretty good. south bay traffic, just a little crowded onto 80 north and 17 north. otherwise, the 85 ride and 101 ride are lighter than usual. he the drive * are under 32 minutes from nevada to the toll plaza. >>james: under a new law signed by gov. jerry brown, at midnight, undocumented immigrant children will soon be eligible for college financial aid. the bill allows immigrants students

>>mark: said will tran is on the other side of the plaza. claude >>will: traffic real and around 7:30 a.m.. i was in the process of speaking was a public information officer. you can see police officers moving along at broadway. her her or to drug delivery of " rule of " we prepare to agree to or reading of the pre keurig has over 200 varieties from 20 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew. the weirdest world series in history. and going on for 100 years. >>darya: hand and this was an earlier this.--has and this one is the weirdest . her [laughter] >>gary: and they brought in a guide to intentionally walk someone. that did not work. >>darya: was it because it was loud? you could not see the bullpen a staf, i guess thee was a calamity of errors. >>gary: the rangers came up with key kids as they needed them. everyone needs a story line. when there was a key at that, as texas came through and stainless did not. so >>darya: is more fun to say, let's try text messaging and s

they had cal trans out here but cal trans said they needed more help and they will try to clean it up. >> not the only problem we are seeing this morning, we want to show you video from another area, 2:00 a.m. another storm drain clogged and it flooded a duplex and firefighters had to get vacuums out here -- vacuums out here to clear up a couple of inches on the floor of a duplex. lots of flooding in and around the bay area so keep in mind when you are driving around, the rain is gone the roads are wet and it looks clear but you can run into issues like this. i'm not sure how long it will last. they went to try to get some help but we are seeing reports around the bay area. steve paulsen has more to tell us what we can expect for the rest of the morning. hey, steve. >>> it is windy out there and it is going to be a windy day and we will have rain totals about a half inch san francisco, a third down san jose, santa cruz mountains one system moves through and then a little cold front, but the wind is picking up and it is going to be a cold blustery day so keep it in mind, highs today wi

>>darya: we are going to go to will tran in san francisco right now. we are here on the best evidence. we felt the earthquake is quite strong. it was quick but sharp, you felt nothing? well >> i did not feel anything. yoli eceves is here with me, she did not feel anything. we could be in the minority. we're going to walk around and get some reaction. you have been here for about 30 minutes or so, did you feel that earthquake? >> maybe i did, but i am so cold, i thought maybe my body was shivering. well >> what do you think? >> it happens. these people have been here for days with occupies san francisco. james has been sitting here all morning. did you notice your quick? >> i did. i thought i was crazy for a second. did you panic? >> i did not. >>will: i had a chance to walk of occupied sf. many people are still slipping. obviously the tools did not wake them up. some people did feel it. people were unsure until i told them it was an earthquake. >>will: if you are up and walking around? many people who felt it said that they were sleeping. we felt it do

will tran is with us, live on fifth street. >>will: here is the traffic on fifth street. you can see that the traffic is backed up. headlights for as far as i conceive. i spoke with some people stuck in traffic and asked them, how long did it take just to get to this intersection, one gentleman told me it took him 10 minutes from paris and to hear. a perfect world that might take 30 seconds maybe 45 maybe they should bring someone out here to allow traffic to flow through. many people are trying to avoid this area. it is a bumper to bumper. cars are barely moving along. as far as getting on to the freeway, the on rams have been closed. that is fourth street. there are authorities there making sure people do not get on. there is a lot of confusion. many people that would normally get onto a certain on rampant cannot do that because it is shut down. people really have to think about the geography of san francisco. there is a lot of confusion going on this morning and a lot of backups. it seems like people are being patient. >>george: your best bet is to head down potrero to

will tran is tran is live from pittsburgh with the latest. >>will: about 30 people were in the driveway at that house. here is video of the garage to show you what happened. all along with the nine year-old girl that were shot, three other people were shot. none of them older than 19. we do not know if they were the intended targets but i can't tell you, not life threatening injuries. two of the victims are in critical condition. they are expected to survive their injuries. we did speak with some neighbors, it appears that the family had recently moved into the neighborhood. many people were puzzled as to why someone would have a party on a sunday night that involved young children. as soon as i find out more information and a possible motive, by the way the police department at this time did not believe it was gang-related. >> pushing and shoving going on in the crowd with police trying to take away the tents of the protesters. southbound embarcadero had to be shutdown between midnight and 1:00 a.m.. police told protesters that they could st

will tran, kron 4 news. >>mark: this comes after an officer involved shooting on sunday morning that left one man dead. three officers have been placed on administrative leave. this is the sixth officer involved shooting in san jose this year. >>mark: a santa cruz member of the hell's angels was killed at a funeral on saturday. police have had difficulty collecting evidence because they say the crime scene has been tampered with. >>darya: protesters say they will stand their ground if police tried to force them out of justin herman plaza. this is a video of the protesters from yesterday as they marched. there were confrontations in the clashes yesterday. five people were arrested early in the morning as police were trying to enforce the park curfew and other laws that prompted the arrest. yoli eceves is live at justin herman plaza with the latest. >>yoli: there were a couple of protesters who stayed awake all night being vigilant, but luckily it was a quiet night. it has been a very quiet. officers of the of

david sent thus e-mail asking about trans 1. do you think it will regain hits oh men tum any time soon? it's up about 9%, but well off the highs when it was $5 and change. >> we actually did have close to a double here, and for quite a while, right, we had staying power with it. but it, but trans 1 which has an advanced back surgery devices for spinal fusion, has come down, officially they had to, there was a little bit of a liquidity that they needed, there was some dilution that occurred here. but as we can see more reimbursements come in, like humana did, so it was beautiful last january, we're going to see trans 1 come back. that i believe in. >> tom: michael sent us this note. he asks, citi, it's the one for ten reverse split, now at 2.30 presplit price and i've lost a fortune again. a lot of people have here, december 29 you liked it. split adjusted at 4.77. it's at 24.7 '3. so you like it at $47 split adjusted. how about citi? >> it's a long haul with the financials, it's really unfortunate, but europe has brought them al

let us go live cough will tran. what happened?orter: i can confirm that sharif almond has been shot and killed. you can see the investigators and the mobile command unit parked right in front of the home of their eye and try to confirm weather or not there was a neighbor of fearful of something. -i am trying to confirm. they probably called the sheriff's department and came out here for a non- related matter. possibly they came across sharif almond, none the less it appears that he has and died. we are waiting for a news conference to take place by sheriff smith or one of republican formation officers. i have been trying. one of her public information officers could be giving a statement. i have been trying to contact the sheriff's math, the a herself alone with no luck. sheriff smith should be issuing a statement soon. again, sharif almond has been shot and is dead. >> mark: showing you exactly the location where this took place. a and h p employee just 5 mi. away from a quarry shchute----. this is just one block to the north of

>>mark: will tran has been there since the action started. >>will: within the last 10 minutes we have seen is a big trucks come in and dropping off their caves. the police officers are here at city hall. everyone is gone from occupy oakland as far as in front of city hall. they have brought in barricades and they are surrounding the camp with them to make sure that no one goes inside that place, so as to the workers are allowed to clean up. there are still some stragglers out here yelling and cursing at the media and police. for the most part, " we saw happen as recently as an hour ago, it is no longer here. it seems like the police officers are circling this area on their motorcycles to monitor the situation. as far as getting in the face to face, that is no longer taking place. officers are out there taking pictures. >>mark: said justine waldman has more on what is happening in the downtown area this morning. there is also a video to show you of when this first started. >>justine: we are constantly getting new video into the newsroom to dem

national capital movements are trans national the average stock in the united states is owned for less than ten seconds it's computer algorithms switching big capital around so the small investor or the person trying to invest their retirement money doesn't have a chance of standing up against these big financial institutions they crashed the economy with a lot of crazy instruments based on real estate they created a real estate bubble burst they cut bailed out by the federal government trillions of dollars and then they get when they got bailed out they didn't lend them they're not lending no money to us there are all sorts of really good companies that can't get loans now and can't get the economy going again the money is all concentrated up in the top one percent of the population and that's why the movement has taken this ninety nine percent slogan as one of their key slogans we're are the majority it's supposed to be a democracy but more. just what washington d.c. even with. a liberal democrat wall street has control of its policy. with. well it seems to me that in the twenty firs

will tran has just a live on the scene. >>will: maybe 100 or so people in front of wells fargo using bullhorns and making sure whoever enters gets an earful. hop it does not even seem like anyone is getting through at this time. in this is another entrance to wells fargo, through this alley. it is even louder in this direction. you can see them holding signs and using bullhorns. they have already made several arrests. i see a police wagon. the back of it was opened up. they are using plastic handcuffs to arrest people. a lot going on right now. there are helicopters in the air from the head. it is quite loud. a lot of people are hoping to get into their offices. there is a lot going on. we are trying to get closer to the scene. >>will: banks typically open at 9:00 a.m.. i did not even see lights in the building at this time. right now they're definitely in front. police officers are writing by. it is pretty chaotic. it has spilled onto the street as well. did is causing traffic to move through slowly. not just here but the

in the self-proclaimed republic of trans nice to have breakaway territory in the republic of moldova not much has changed since it announced independence in one thousand nine hundred ninety and there's still no solution to the ass nick and territorial conflict will dissolve and some believe the current leadership is to blame are. reports. one of the poorest regions in europe and recognized as a country across the world holds presidential elections in early december but already there is serious dispute before the complains even started the current leader of the self-proclaimed breakaway modo and republic of trans niece terri igudesman of has held the reins of power for the entire twenty one years of its disputed existence far from tiring of office he's running again for a fifth term at decision criticized by moscow as a mistake. smearing of has created an atmosphere of personal power that has put the republic into a state of deep social and economic crisis there's a huge gap between ordinary people who are struggling and smirnoff inner circle who are only getting richer. the republic

will tran has been monitoring this situation. you have commented on how quickly the light change at the fifth street offramp giving so few cars an opportunity to get off. >>will: once this turns green i will let you know how quickly the light changes. fortunately we have not seen any accidents as far as cars and trying to get off the freeway and make the green light on to the city streets, but it is a bumper to bumper. i had a chance to speak with some people stuck in traffic and i ask, how long did it take to get to this location. one person said 10-15 minutes starting at the fremont exit which is the previous exit to hear. in a perfect world would normally take 30-45 seconds to get to this location. it is taking about 10 minutes which is a long time considering it normally would not have to wait. maybe they should bring someone out here, nonetheless at least they are moving. >>george: definitely moving there, but no better along city streets. here is a live look at the cleanup operations using the same technique that they did w

will tran has been there all morning. >>will: they are pretty amazed. this guy came into a place where he knew his fellow co-workers were also carrying guns. they do not know what kind of altercation took place before he shot into the place. the supervisor is listed in critical condition but is expected to survive his injuries. here is a picture of him. he is 50 years old, he is doran long. >> i never thought he was like that. he was the person who would always make sure everyone was ok. >>will: some of the security guards were interviewed. they said there was no indication that he was going to do this. >>will: before he came here, he apparently shot at his neighbor's home and the go. >>darya: we are back with more and a couple of minutes. hawks i did to london and export mined from yesterday at. go if of i need to go in to my e-mail of c-find it picks its not exported its not it's in a caption mike files (aum when will you listen in as some up in on the rise place hope >>jackie: a lot of things have changed since the oakland hills fire is to. people do

are still to come for you later in the program but it is true since the self-proclaimed republican trans least that owns this independence but still no sign of progress and solving the breakaway states we will explore who is to blame in just a few minutes. european central bank has called on national governments now to do their part to ease the debt burden and spoken head of opinion of world finance ministers are now gathering in paris to hammer out solutions to the crisis our europe correspondent daniel bushell know as well. the patience of european central bank does seem to be running out it says that it can't really take the whole burden on itself it really needs the governments to come through the european governments come through and take some actions because the latest country problems with spain its problems with its solidarity or failure solidarity it's had a downgrade of its rating a game which is going to make it even harder for it to raise money and pay off its debts we're expecting protests tomorrow perhaps the biggest protests so far over you will start to measure in spain n

what or pro-communist well definitely not pro-communist at least not have all of us as we remember trans and i have sound is i think yes there is a tennis authority bracing there laughing when you use the socialist manners pro. in the. limited sense of cause mostly of course people are concerned with the welfare state i guess and they're limiting the power of corporations. to much less extent they discuss the possibility of nationalizing them or expropriating the property or anything like that i think so far it's not of that gender at least explicitly though i think of the long run that means of the leftist kind back as the global force and that also means that the society is changing that they had germany's different in that sense people who believed in the values of liberal capitalism they don't believe in these values anymore kiran ed what's the what's the principal goal that the government wants to reach is there a goal. yeah i think the main thing is that people want to be heard people feel left out of the system the richest one percent of american families own more wealth stocks bo

air tran adopts a new policy.it means for custors -- customers of size. >>> and he stutters when he speaks. but he's got a lot to say about the teacher who told him to be quiet. wait until you hear this. >>> and it's a rainy weather. -- afternoon. and there is a tornado watch for several counties. bob will update your forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> french prosecutors say they will not pursue an attempted rape charge against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. prosecutors say that strauss- kahn admitted to sexual aggression against writer tristan ben identity but it's too late to prosecute because it happened earlier. another case was made but that case was also dropped. >>> the suspect in the 2001 shooting rampage is on the move. jared lee loughner was brought to a prison facility today. loughner has pleaded not guilty to 49 charges, stemming from the shooting that killed 13 people -- six people and injured 13. >>> andrea fujii has more on a battle for privacy. >> reporter: vic, the man kno

>>james: will tran is in just a marman plaza, you have a different reaction. >>darya: will did not feel it, but he spoke with some occupy protesters who were laying down and felt it. >> all of a sudden, around 5:37 a.m. i felt the bed shaking. obviously since we are staying near the occupied san francisco area, i wanted to know if it was the protesters or something else. it was not so terrible. obviously was not a big problem. >>will: describe what you felt. >> it felt like a sudden that lasted a couple of seconds. when you are not used to earthquakes, it feels for ever. well >> darya, you are a mother, you can relate to her story. >> my daughters lived until 6:00 a.m., when i got up at 6:00 a.m., my husband said, you had your first earthquake. i was thinking that i did not care, i got to sleep until 6. if she did not with me up, i was not get up. we are from new york. 6:00 a.m. here is 9:00 a.m. new york times. this was a gift from god. >>will: she was too tired to feel it. >>darya: many people who were in bed did not sleep through this one. people are able t

will tran, kron 4 news. >>darya: that comes after an officer involved shooting that left one person dead. three officers have been placed on administrative leave. that is the sixth officer involved shooting in san jose this year. there was also a fatal shooting of a hell's angel member over the weekend. steve tausan was killed at the funeral on saturday. the funeral was for jeffrey pettigrew. he was the president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angels. police say the investigation into the murder of toss and has been hindered because they say evidence at the scene was tampered with. police will be holding a news conference to talk about all homicides an officer and bald shootings that have been happening. >>mark: people are saying they will stand their ground if police tried to force them out of justin herman plaza in san francisco. here is video from yesterday. five people were arrested. police enforced curfew and removes tents. yoli eceves is live in justin herman plaza with more on the occupied prot

will tran is live on the scene at frank ogawa plaza. it looks like there are plenty of people out there. >>will: there are 12-15 protesters. the show of force matches the number of protesters. they promise to continue being here indefinitely. this is hardly the same amount of people that we saw a eight-nine hours ago. they are still out here and holding up signs that say stop police brutality. as they are protesting, you can see them behind the barricades. they are power washing the area in front of city hall. over here, look at the police officers. 24 hours ago we saw, maybe 200 police officers within this area. how in this location, there are 25-30 officers here to monitor this situation. in the meantime, broadway, north and south on are moving along just fine. as far as getting through fourteenth street between broadway and clay, and that which is a problem. we do not know how much longer it will continue to be the case. high scorer for now, it is very peaceful. of her death >>darya: out what is the point of the power washing? will t

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russia the seventy five million dollars debt will be repaid to russia's top oil company rosneft and trans nabbed within two weeks in return russia promised to consider price terms for existing and new world contracts with china the deal follows prime minister putin's visit to that country earlier this month problems between the countries arose in march when china decided that russia's overpricing in soil by two to three percent and cut its payments. and russia's pipeline monopoly trans nafta and investment group so my capital are discussing a possibility to create a joint venture to ship russian oil from rotterdam last week so in a branch of oil trade a veto one intended to build an oil terminal in the dutch city the fifty five had to facility is planned to start operation in four years and expected to take a significant share of the global oil trade earlier this year so my capital and trans nafta purchased the port in the black sea to create russia's leading crude export operator. speaking of oil secular at the current prices it is mostly rising in america on science at the highs and twe

will tran is live in the neighborhood in front of the house.>will: the shooting took place almost 12 hours ago. many neighbors are just waking up and getting over the shock of what happened. there are three blow holes in the garage, 6-7 market is on the ground. there are three bullet holes in the crotch and 6-7 markings on the ground from police. maybe 30 people were at this there were four people shot including a nine year old child. no one was over the age of 19. this neighborhood is still in shock over what happened. joining me now is joshua booker, he is a neighbor that lives in the back of the home where the shooting took place. what did you hear? >> last night around 9:00 p.m., i was watching television with my wife and i heard a bunch of shots. there was a kids party going on. >>will: it looked is it? >> nothing crazy going on. >>will: you have a nine year-old son? >> yes. i made sure he was ok. >>will: what was going through your mind? how could this happen in my neighborhood? >> i was thinking about coming over to welcome them to the n

will tran in san francisco said he did not feel a thing. jackie, have you seen anyone out and about saying that they felt it? >>jackie: i am in frank ogawa plaza above the bart station. i had just finished doing it report on the protesters. as i was put in my camera away, i felt a sharp jolt, about two seconds later i heard you mention you sold and the earthquake. obviously it started over here and propagated east-west as the last of your talk about. it was a definite shirk jolt. at first i thought it was a bart we are in downtown oakland. a lot of high- rises. traditionally, bart stop service, i have not been able to get down to the trained to see if bart stop service, and normally they will stop service, check the tracks and make sure there is no damage. i am sure that they will want to go to the track and make sure there are no issues. when you are out on a plaza of like i am, sometimes you do not feel it. >>darya: bart to did do their procedural check. >>george: people or on the bart trains when the earthquake occurred. there could stil

the trans-atlantic commercial relationship is by far the largest in the world. with the united states and the european union surpassing $4.3 trillion in trade, investment and sales by foreign affiliates of companies in one of those markets. u.s. companies have over $1 trillion invested in the eu. in ireland alone the stock of usfdi totaled $165 billion at the end of 2009, which is more than the u.s. has invested in china, india, russia and brazil combined. eu investment in the u.s. is accords 3.6 million jobs in 2008. its investment in california alone supported 287,000 jobs while its investment in new york supported 255,000 jobs. these figures make it plain that the fate of the u.s. economy is intimately entwined with the fate of the european union and the eurozone. because of the deep level of integration between our two economies, we will sink or swim together. the collapse of the eurozone would not only mean the end of the common currency and the he finishesly it brought to the european economy but also likely lead to the disintegration of a crowning achieve

farmers are concerned about a trans-pacific partnership. they fear it could flood this country with cheap products and put them out of business. good evening, you're watching "newsline," i'm michio kijima in tokyo. the trans-pacific partnership, or tpp could unite countries and eliminate tariffs, but it's a devisive issue here in japan. most farmers are against it. business is for it. then there are the politicians, talk of even taking part in talks on the tpp is creating debate within the ruling democratic party. the democrat's tpp party met for the first time. some members expressed concerns about the free trade initiative. japan's business community is calling for an early decision to join the talks. a number of democrats remain opposed to taking part in the tpp discussions with other nations. among them are lawmakers with ties to the agricultural lobby. >> translator: we should gather information and consider this carefully. it's not something we can set a deadline on. >> translator: once we decide to join the tpp and unite our economie

farmers are concerned about a trans-pacific partnership. they fear it could flood this country with cheap products and put them out of business. >>> good evening. you're watching "newsline." my name is michio kijima in tokyo. >>> the trans-pacific partnership or tpp could unite countries. there are the politicians, talk of even taking part in talks on the tpp is creating debate within the ruling drthic party. the democrat's tpp party met for the first time. japan's business community is calling for an early decision to join the talks. the number of democrats remain opposed to taking part in the tpp discussions with other nations. among them are lawmakers with ties to the agricultural lobby. >> translator: we should gather information and consider this carefully. it's not something we can set a deadline on. >> translator: once we decide to join the tpp and unite our economies, we've got to move on. we can't say we are worried about agriculture or other fields of interest. >> the dpj leadership wants to reach a partywide decision by early nov

we have will tran live with the scene.e will have more from him coming up as the officers seem to be moving now. more in a minute. issues in the process of being arrested but she was obviously not because she was able to come over here. as i speak, you can see the sheriff's department moving into place it looks like they're going to the side as well just to maintain a presence and keep an eye on this. even up in the air, you can see the helicopter flying above occupy oakland to make sure that the document all the people here, not to mention to give the officers on the ground plenty of light to see what is going on. speaking of plenty of light, is the fire department. they just arrived with their view to lamps to spotlight this area so that no one is surprised by what is going on. because this is such a tense situation the media is telling us to stand on the corner that we are better protected. as far as the police officers being near us, there's a lot going on commotion, whistling, people going around with their bandannas,

that is where will tran is with details. fax in this and death threat said that it would be carried out fat 10:00 a.m.. >>will: the superintendent said that's enrollment is significantly down from normal days. there is concern with parents and students. many parents said they wanted to drop off children, but that did not mean they were not afraid. >> i feel that it really does not make a difference. >>will: if this threat is not carried out, will the pool their resources from the separate it? adjusted >> we are hearing from a white house official who is saying that president obama will announce a complete troop withdrawal from a rock off the end this year. the president is ready to declare the war over. she's supposed to be making a statement at 9:45 a.m.. we will take you to the president's speech talking about the end of the rock war as soon as it starts. we will be right back. >>mark: officials have delayed in varying gaddafi until his death can be examined by the international criminal court. the delay comes as a bloody

will tran is live at the federal reserve building with more on this story. well >> we are one hour away from the march at the federal building. right now it is pretty quiet. people are upset about corporate greed, the claim that 1 percent of the wealth is controlling 99% of the citizens in america. they are breaking the law according to the city up san francisco because they do not have a permit. so far police officers are not doing anything once the march begins who knows what will happen. we are going to get reaction from them as to why they are continuing to do this. >>justine: this afternoon occupy walnut creek will take over the downtown area. it plans a protest in front of the bank of america on main street. >>mark: doubt futures continued to rise ahead of the opening bell. worries about european debt could weigh on the market. it looks like we are off to a better start than yesterday after one of the quietest days in months with the dow closing down 17 points. investigators were spending hours waiting to see what would happen in slovakia. they wound u

government official to make a decision as soon as possible on whether to join free trade talks on the trans-pacific partnership, or tpp. the former kan administration also wanted japan to get involved in the tpp. but it faced strong opposition from japan's powerful farm lobby. that could influence election results. noda visited rice paddies near tokyo to ease concerns among farmers that abolishing tariffs could hurt them. >> noda is japan's sixth prime minister in five years. what kind of future is he looking at? >> well it won't be an easy one. the tpp is one issue. and the divided diet is another. the ruling democratic party controls the lower house, but not the upper house. so the government cannot pass bills without help from the opposition. but the opposition parties are playing hardball because of noda's pacifist stance regarding ozawa's political funding scandal. noda needs to balance his desire to keep his party united with his need to work together with the opposition parties. sooner or later, the prime minister will have to realize that he won't be able to survive if he tries to be everyb

will tran is joining as. the protesters have returned. we are all wondering what is going to happen and if there will be another clash. camping there is still illegal, correct? >>will: it is still illegal but there are no police officers here. there is not one police officer in your view right now. it is almost as if their raids on tuesday morning never happened. people are even angrier and even more galvanized. here are a couple of protesters that i spoke to this morning about the demands that marijuana is making. >> it is not happening. we are staying. we are not going anywhere. >> many of us are out here because we have no place else to go. this country has stolen our homes and raise rents on as she is telling us to go. go where? this is our home. to tell us to get off of our streets is ludicrous. who is she to tell us to leave? >>will: you can see that they are still here. they are not going anywhere. a couple of other demands that the mayor is making, i will tell you about those demands coming up. >>darya: are there any organized dem

will tran is at the scene with the details.>will: what do you know about this accident that happened last night? new speaker the person was on our light rail track where you are not supposed to be. it was at an intersection of a major cross street. it was just south of trumbull and first street. it was between our platforms. it was not in an area where pedestrians are supposed to be. vta has cameras on the trains. those videos will be pulled. >>mark: a group of homeless advocates in san francisco and the homeless themselves have been occupying hotels in san francisco. here is a video of the protesters. and this is all a part of a plan to call for action involving housing for the homeless. the group plans to occupy over tend vacant buildings. >>darya: we are seeing how the morning is shaping up and drying out. >>james: here is a look from the golden gate bridge. as we walk you through our headlines, the afternoon is pretty nice. 50s and 60s are the general temperature range. partly cloudy and dry. low-mid-70s is a high in land.

you can see the cal trans guy makes sure nobody gets through to get on the freeway going up. now it is starting to snow a little bit, you can see the flurries and it is starting to snow and mornings on 2 will have more for you reporting live kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >> our storm coverage continues throughout the morning and steve will show you more on that weather as it continues to move through the area. >>> this is a really close call for three firefighters in ohio. they went into that building seconds before the explosion. look at them crawling out. you can see them crawling there this is the restaurant which caught fire monday afternoon. the owner lives upstairs and was sound asleep at the time. screaming from neighbors woke him up and he got out of that building. >> it sounded like popcorn in my front windy. >> well that restaurant has been part of that community since 1930s and all of the team's memorabilia that was on display there is all gone, destroyed. but incredibly nobody was hurt. >> well that is good news. >>> 6:48 is the time sal, what are you keeping a

will tran is in san francisco with the latest. >>will: the coast guard boat is in the water continuing to look for a man whose kayak capsize more than 14 hours ago. it is cold this morning, he has been in the water for hours for the coast guard believes there is a slight chance that he could still be alive. at this would, no one is sure if he was wearing a life vest at the time. he is not required by law thing to wear a life vest. strangely enough, they are required to have a life vest in the kayak. he was with a group of people, according to the coast guard, those people were his friends, kayakers to or near him. his kayak got too close to a tugboat. he is 50 years old. his name is thomas. he is from san francisco. >>mark: san jose police are investigating the stabbing of a 22 year old man. this half of the union street about 130 a have. while they were responding to that call, they received another phone call for a man asking for help. at that second location they found a 22 year-old man unconscious on a sidewalk. police believe

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