>> yeah, we can go to amber lee. she joins us on the phone.re are you now and what are you seeing? >> we're at broadway, crossing 10th, i'm following the protesters. after a little bit, they just started walking again, and when i asked a couple of protesters where they're headed, they said they don't really know, so they're just following the crowd. i don't see anything. they're not damaging anything. just walking along peacefully, some of them are bicycling. i see, i would say more than 200 people out here just leisurely walking down broadway. headed towards the police station, but like i said, i don't know what their destination is whether it's the 880, or the police department. >> right now, they're only about four blocks from 880 there amber. do you see any police at all in the area? >> i see police on the side street watching, but not really close to the protesters, they're keeping a very low profile tonight. they're around. in fewer numbers, and just in places, on the side streets. >> earlier tonight, there was word that these protesters

>> yeah, we can go to amber lee. she joins us on the phone.re are you now and what are you seeing? >> we're at broadway, crossing 10th, i'm following the protesters. after a little bit, they just started walking again, and when i asked a couple of protesters where they're headed, they said they don't really know, so they're just following the crowd. i don't see anything. they're not damaging anything. just walking along peacefully, some of them are bicycling. i see, i would say more than 200 people out here just leisurely walking down broadway. headed towards the police station, but like i said, i don't know what their destination is whether it's the 880, or the police department. >> right now, they're only about four blocks from 880 there amber. do you see any police at all in the area? >> i see police on the side street watching, but not really close to the protesters, they're keeping a very low profile tonight. they're around. in fewer numbers, and just in places, on the side streets. >> earlier tonight, there was word that these protesters

amber lee has been covering this story. we're going to bring her in as soon as we get her. she was bringing us reports of clashes between police and protesters. we're going to stay on top of the scene. when we get new information, we'll bring it to you right here. we'll stay in snow park, actually. you may remember that police and city officials earlier today talked about their decision to carry out the raid early this morning to clear out the occupy encampment. the city administrator said that the park had to be cleaned. >> i have an obligation and responsibility to uphold public health and safety. i could not do that under these circumstances. i made the decision with the team that was in place to put an end to what i see as a very critical situation that posed significant risk. >> reporter: as all this is happening, the mayor is in washington, d.c. she released a statement that says over the last week it was apparent that neither the demonstrators nor the city could maintain safe or sanitary conditions or control the on going vandalism. the plaza will continue to be open

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 s

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on how ranked choice voting works. if no candidate receives the most votes. first the candidate with the fewest first choice votes is eliminated. in this case candidate b. then voters will have their votes transferred to the second choice candidate. if not the process continues of eliminating candidates and then redistributing votes. >>> bay area weekend is here and one thing that's going to stick around are the very cold overnigh lows. this morning it was cold. tomorrow morning, saturday morning it'll be cold as well. look for frost in some of those isolated valleys. you will notice the cold as you get going. that's santa rosa 39-degree. you go north or east up toward rincon valley you're going to find temperatures in this area in the mid- and high 30s. same for the napa area. san helena into cawastoga. you get on the outer regions and you will find those mid- 30s. high pressure stays in control. the weekend looks great. as this high pressure tracks everything to the north we stay dry, we stick with the very cool over

ktvu's amber lee is in berkeley where some people are saying apple's announcement was a let down. >> reporter: you can purchase new 4s iphones on friday. but are people excited enough to line up and buy this new edition of the iphone. >> reporter: senior editor tong showed us his iphone four. he says the 4s looks the same. there was suggestions that the new iphone would be thinner with a larger screen. >> there's a pride about having the latest thing. it's going to look just like what you had the last year, and people don't like that. this is the first time where consumers aren't really wowed with this product. they're going to have to figure out how to manage that. >> reporter: but what is inside the iphone does represent the new generation. voice activation that's interactive as seen on the apple website. >> move my meeting with alta at 12. >> shall i schedule this any way? >> move it to two o 2:00. >> reporter: people we spoke with tonight said it is enough to get them to upgrade. >> i want to upgrade because the new one is faster obviously. that's one of the reasons i want to upg

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on how ranked choice voting works. if no candidate receives the most votes. first the candidate with the fewest first choice votes is eliminated. in this case candidate b. then voters will have their votes transferred to the second choice candidate. if not the process continues of eliminating candidates and then redistributing votes. >>> bay area weekend is here and one thing that's going to stick around are the very cold overnigh lows. this morning it was cold. tomorrow morning, saturday morning it'll be cold as well. look for frost in some of those isolated valleys. you will notice the cold as you get going. that's santa rosa 39-degree. you go north or east up toward rincon valley you're going to find temperatures in this area in the mid- and high 30s. same for the napa area. san helena into cawastoga. you get on the outer regions and you will find those mid- 30s. high pressure stays in control. the weekend looks great. as this high pressure tracks everything to the north we stay dry, we stick with the very cool over

ktvu's amber lee is in berkeley where some people are saying apple's announcement was a let down. >> reporter: you can purchase new 4s iphones on friday. but are people excited enough to line up and buy this new edition of the iphone. >> reporter: senior editor tong showed us his iphone four. he says the 4s looks the same. there was suggestions that the new iphone would be thinner with a larger screen. >> there's a pride about having the latest thing. it's going to look just like what you had the last year, and people don't like that. this is the first time where consumers aren't really wowed with this product. they're going to have to figure out how to manage that. >> reporter: but what is inside the iphone does represent the new generation. voice activation that's interactive as seen on the apple website. >> move my meeting with alta at 12. >> shall i schedule this any way? >> move it to two o 2:00. >> reporter: people we spoke with tonight said it is enough to get them to upgrade. >> i want to upgrade because the new one is faster obviously. that's one of the reasons i want to upg

reporting live here at justin herman plaza, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight on our facebook page we ask what's next for the occupy movement. tonya kerrington say, continue the fight. anything worth having comes with persistence. >>> and another viewer writes, very disgusting with the oakland mayor for flip- flopping. >>> police track down mark lugo with the help of a security camera video. the picasso drawing called head of a woman is said to cost $27,000. with time served he should be released november 21st. he then faces charges for over alleged art thefts in new york. >>> round two of lawsuits against wal-mart stores begin today. the store is again being sued accusing them or gender bias. >>> a sikh man will receive $40,000 from california. he was barred from becoming a prison guard because he refused to shave his beard. the state maintained his beard prevented a gas mask from fitting tightly in case it was needed. >>> over the federal crack down on california pot clubs. authorities launched the crack down nearly three weeks ago. the department of justice is violating the

reporting live here at justin herman plaza, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight on our facebook page we ask what's next for the occupy movement. tonya kerrington say, continue the fight. anything worth having comes with persistence. >>> and another viewer writes, very disgusting with the oakland mayor for flip- flopping. >>> police track down mark lugo with the help of a security camera video. the picasso drawing called head of a woman is said to cost $27,000. with time served he should be released november 21st. he then faces charges for over alleged art thefts in new york. >>> round two of lawsuits against wal-mart stores begin today. the store is again being sued accusing them or gender bias. >>> a sikh man will receive $40,000 from california. he was barred from becoming a prison guard because he refused to shave his beard. the state maintained his beard prevented a gas mask from fitting tightly in case it was needed. >>> over the federal crack down on california pot clubs. authorities launched the crack down nearly three weeks ago. the department of justice is violating the

amber lee is live where the person college student involved in the case. >> reporter: 21-year-old afifi showed us pictures of the device he says fbi agents secretly attached under beneath underneath his car. he says he didn't know the device was there until his mechanic discovered it. afifi and his attorney met with us tonight. he says an fbi told them that an anonymous informant tracked his car without a warrant. the mission college student told us he was born in santa clara to an egyptian father and american mother. what the supreme court decides will impact the civil rights of all americans. >> if they say there's no warrant required we're in a very bad situation. not only with respect to yaser's case but over all to a liberty's culture in the united states. >> it'll be just one more layer of bureaucracy. >> reporter: requires law enforcement to get a warrant before installing a gps can be time consuming red tape. afifi says he can't help but think he's been followed. >> an apology would be nice. >> reporter: all oral arguments are expected next month. patti lee. >>> more details now

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> however steve jobs did business one thing is certain, he got it done. at the computer museum, people came out to see the computer built by jobs, not much to look out by today's standard. six years later the apple two was released. one of the first computers built for mass production. >> to have it hooked up to a television and have people use it. >> reporter: despite the early invasions, some analysts says jobs will most be remembered for apple's three most recent items, the i pod, i pad and iphone. >>> iphone magazine has declared friday dress like steve jobs day. when we checked the facebook, three people said they were going to dress like jobs. >>> around the world the talk today was about steve jobs at an apple store in lagos nigeria, one customer worried about apple's future and whether he would have to change to windows, apple store employee said no. >>> we are learning more tonight about the man accused of killing three people in cupertino. sheriff deputies shot and killed three was shareef allman. lloyd lacuesta tells us where the man hunt came

we talked to our amber lee and says form are apple employees have told him jobs was a volatile micro manager. and fire them only to rehire them. >> apple had thousands of people. if he fired 10 a day or 20 a day or 20 a week, what ever it was. that was a small stat against the company that employs thousands. >> ruled by fear? >> ruled by fear. >> they had warning systems when he was on the war path and they would disappear. >> jobs was highly respected and admired by colleagues. his strive for excellence extend to flows and base partners and vendors in the past decade. apple grew from one store to a global empire. we have much more coverage on the life of steve jobs including a time line of his achievements. go to the web at ktvu.com and click on the steve jobs tab. >>> coming up for you at 4:45. who is behind the new crackdown and how one bay area shop owner plans to respond. >>> it is friday. and it is not raining. so, the roads aren't wet. maybe they are crowded. we will check in with steve. with sal. >> you know, we are often confused for each other. we look so much alike. >> goo

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and here now is a quick look at the schedule.ir show takes place tomorrow and sunday, starts about 12:30 with the blue angels taking to the sky at 3. and monday you can tour some of the ships in town for neat week. -- fleet week. >>> no rain clouds to worry about this weekend. the weather, temperatures had be warming up quite a bit as we head into saturday and sunday. on live storm tracker two, mostly clear skies except for fog along the coast line and it will thicken up in coverage, mostly patchy in nature heading into early saturday morning. forecast headlines, for tonight we have this mostly clear skies, temperatures on the cool side. chilly mornings out there but it will be nice. next week, more sunshine and temperatures will warm up as we head into tuesday and into wednesday of next week. current numbers just updated in most of the bay area at the 10:00 area in the 50s. you can see the satellite and high pressure strengthens and that will set up an off-shore flow and that's the warming direction so with that dry weather fore

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and here now is a quick look at the schedule.he air show takes place tomorrow and sunday, starts about 12:30 with the blue angels taking to the sky at 3. and monday you can tour some of the ships in town for neat week. -- fleet week. >>> no rain clouds to worry about this weekend. the weather, temperatures had be warming up quite a bit as we head into saturday and sunday. on live storm tracker two, mostly clear skies except for fog along the coast line and it will thicken up in coverage, mostly patchy in nature heading into early saturday morning. forecast headlines, for tonight we have this mostly clear skies, temperatures on the cool side. chilly mornings out there but it will be nice. next week, more sunshine and temperatures will warm up as we head into tuesday and into wednesday of next week. current numbers just updated in most of the bay area at the 10:00 area in the 50s. you can see the satellite and high pressure strengthens and that will set up an off-shore flow and that's the warming direction so with that dry weather

amber lee is live where the person college student involved in the case. >> reporter: 21-year-old afifi showed us pictures of the device he says fbi agents secretly attached under beneath underneath his car. he says he didn't know the device was there until his mechanic discovered it. afifi and his attorney met with us tonight. he says an fbi told them that an anonymous informant tracked his car without a warrant. the mission college student told us he was born in santa clara to an egyptian father and american mother. what the supreme court decides will impact the civil rights of all americans. >> if they say there's no warrant required we're in a very bad situation. not only with respect to yaser's case but over all to a liberty's culture in the united states. >> it'll be just one more layer of bureaucracy. >> reporter: requires law enforcement to get a warrant before installing a gps can be time consuming red tape. afifi says he can't help but think he's been followed. >> an apology would be nice. >> reporter: all oral arguments are expected next month. patti lee. >>> more details now

tech analyst talked to ktvu amber lee, saying that he was a micromanager who ruled by fear. he would fire them, then rehire them. >> and it was done to create a certain amount of fear so people were always off balance. whenever he would say jump, people jumped. and i mean they jumped about 10 feet. >> but that strategy worked. striving for excellence extended to his employees, business partners, and even the venders. just the past decade, apple grew from one store to a worldwide empire. and now to find out more about steve jobs, including a timeline of his life, go to our channel 2 website, ktvu.com and click on the steve jobs tab. >>> across california and the bay area here is the focus of the new crackdown. ahead at 6:45, who's behind the crackdown and the way that the bay area pot club owner plans to protest that plan. >>> san francisco giant's pitcher, tim lincecum, is being sued by a former landlord. the lawsuit claims that lincecum trashed the three- bedroom mission district townhouse he was renting. lincecum has also been accused of staying past the expiration of the

but they are recording that amber lee etinger, who is the obama girl in this video, isn't quite readysidency a slam dunk success. she says he had a lot of work to do. he was brought into say theation she said that was very hard. not a lot of people would be able to deal with that situation and a lot of work to do, right? i reached out to her, haven't heard back, unfortunately. >> she hasn't gone back to you, joe johns? >> i know, isn't that awful? e-mails and everything. she parentally has a soft spot in her heart for arkansas, former arkansas governor, mike huckabee who she calls, the nicest guy i have ever met in my entire life. she has appeared on a couple of his programs on fox news channel. so, who knows, the crush on president obama may be over. but like i said, she hasn't gotten back it he yet. >> obviously, the obama girl is the lit nous test for who will win in 1 in 2012. you have to stay on that. >>> so filing paperwork to run for congress, do pel? >> absolutely. this is joe the plumber. everybody knows about joe the plumber. th is a guy who approached the then senator from

the tech analyst, he talked to ktvu amber lee, saying the former apple employees told him that, you know, steve jobs, he was a micromanager. that he would fire them and then rehire them. >>> apple had thousands of people. firing about 20 a day, 20 a week, whatever it was. that was just a small stab against the company that has employed thousands. >> ruled by fear? >> yeah, ruled by fear. >> the warning systems for what it looked like when he was on the warpath and they would just disappear. >> however, he says that steve jobs was highly respected and admired by his colleagues. he is striving for excellence that has extended to employees, business partners, and vendors. in fact in just the past decade, he grew from one store to a worldwide empire. >>> we have a lot more coverage for you on the life of steve jobs, including the timeline of as many achievements. let's go to our channel 2 website on ktvu.com. and just click on the steve jobs tab. >>> 7:35, two concord parents are appealing to the school district and the chp to make the school buses safer. l they say that their son's bus is o

amber alert remains for a missing germantown boy. the mother was found dead inside her home. the father was arrested in north carolina but the 11-year- old remains missing. fox 5's sherrie leeve with the latest on. this good morning. >> good morning, al some police had hoped to find william with his stepfather when he was arrested in north carolina. but william was not with him. the 11-year-old is now the subject of a massive manhunt. police are hoping to find him and find him alive. his mother, 51-year-old was found dead. police say she had been dead 10 to 12 days. they found her murdered inside her germantown condo. [ audio breaking up ] >> we apologize for that audio. sherrie giving us the latest details. we're going to be covering this story for you all morning. >> sherrie was telling us that the arrest was the husband, the estranged husband of the woman who was found murdered in her germantown condo. the search for that 121-year- old boy continues this morning. we'll check back in with her a little pit later. >>> and an update on what is happening in new york. officials postponed the cleaning of the occupy wall street encampment in lower manhattan. this is a private pa