where is gawa, henry?ou to the airport again. have a great time, henry. say hello to our warramiri friends, henry. i will, anthony. bye-bye! bye, anthony. thanks for driving me to the airport, sam. i'm just in time to catch my plane. no worries, henry. bye-bye. bon voyage, henry. have a good trip. breebop! hello, everybody. i'm henry the octopus in gawa. gawa is a lovely place and up here, they call me henry narpia, because 'narpia' means octopus. today, i'm going to the fish trap. someone will be waiting for me there to tell me all about it. (speaks in warramiri) yo, thank you for inviting me to the fish trap. (speaks in warramiri) i think junga junga and bumfi want me to sit down. i think this must be a very special place. yo. - do you catch fish here? - all: yo. like your people have done for hundreds of years? all: yo. - do you use a net? - all: yuka. oh, i think 'yuka' must mean no. - does 'yuka' mean no? - yo, yo. so 'yo' means yes and 'yuka' means no. that's another warramiri word i've learned. can

they just put in a new lawn here at franco gawa plaza. they're urging folks not to walk on the lawn for another couple of weeks. with some folks promising to reoccupy the plaza, the city insists it's been prepared. >> reporter: it's been a day of celebration in oakland as the opd promoted 30 officers to take on supervisory roles. >> this is a true oakland renaissance. >> reporter: and city leaders stood on the steps of city hall to proclaim downtown oakland's undergoing a transformation with an increase in sales tax revenue, new businesses, and a newly restored lawn. >> downtown oakland has really become a 24/7 location that's becoming a place that's a center of art. >> reporter: but while progress has been made, many worry we may see a repeat of the destructive demonstrations that took place a year ago. tomorrow's the one year anniversary of occupy oakland and business owners are admittedly on edge. >> i'm a little bit nervous but i can't have them own my business. i have to stick there and i have to represent the city as a entrepreneur.