this is a force bloomburg should have used originally.ove these people who do something that is against the law. they are someone they are not supposed to leave. when they are asked to leave they don't leave and then shocked when the police come and forcibly remove them. >> we were talking about bloomburg. devore, here is the thing. >> i just want to fit ngreg. >> you can't have a dog in new york, apparently. >> in oakland, the protesters unleashed a dog on a reporter. did you see that footage? here is the thing. >> an actual dog? >> an actual dog. talking about oakland, one of the most liberal cities has always been under control by liberal democrats, terrible crime, entitlement system run a muck, they got everything. >> yes, but if you have ever gone drinking at a cop bar in san francisco they have a hatred of hippies that is saw bliem. -- sublime so maybe they are overcome pen say thing. >> the other thing that is bothering me is -- like the young woman who was in georgia, the one getting arrested, and i am thinking, so she is probably

i would warn mayor bloomburg that he is making a big mistake. think these people have dealt with addiction in the past. >> do you think it could keep them from bringing their sleeping bags and the camping gear? >> it is being stored by the teacher's union. >> i did not know that. >> the teacher's union and throughout america today the students are protesting the rates on their student loans. it doesn't occur to them that i think the professors neglected to mention that tuition has gone up one million times in the last 30 years. it is weird the professors didn't get to that. maybe you should protest the tuition costs. >> they promised resistance come friday morning. do you think that is going to happen? do you care? >> i really don't care. here is how much i don't care. new york, you are not alone. yesterday i was given a speech at smith college. it is basically the people's republic of north hampton. and there was occupy wall street people in north hampton. there were five homeless hippies screaming at you as you walk by. they can leave new york

. >> reporter: the protesters in new york say the demonstrations will continue, mayor michael bloomburg say they can stay indefinitely as long as they follow the law. >>> the protests have caused new york city more than $2 million in police overtime. according to commissioner dell. >>> you can't put a price on beautiful weather like this. sadly inevitable things will be changing soon. and bob turk and bernadette woods are tracking the forecast. bernadette welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> let's take a look at conditions across the region. a little sun there, but there's been some clouds. nothing around here but when we open up and go to the south that's where a batch of rain is and it's moving generally in our direction. so we're looking for some more clouds. and a chance of that rain. look at these warm temperatures around the region. still 75, believe it or not we go to 85 degrees at the airport this afternoon. 68 in ocean city, so what does tomorrow bring and after tomorrow looks like we have more rain coming. bernadette woods has a look at that. >> what's down to our south a

the city has spent almost two million on crowd control and mayor bloomburg is accusing the crowds of trying to cripple the city's economy. in the harshest critanism yet. he accused them trying to take jobs away from people working in the city. >> we have the biggest financial crisis since the great depression. huge collateral damage in the country and all over main street . yet, you're still seeing the same folks who acted irresponsibly trying to fight efforts to crack down on abusive practices that got us in the problem in the first place. >> that is from president obama who sympathizes with the frustration of the occupied wall street protestors. and the movement atrack thed the detractors it has the defenders, new york congressman charlie rangel is lending his support. thank you congressman for being here today. >> it is a pleasure. >> why do you support those folks who are occupying wall street and what is the main message there? >> it is a constitution and a price of being an american, and government has failed . it is above party and moral issue and dreams are being shattered an

major michael bloomburg says they can stay indefinitely as long as they obey the law. >> the protestshave cost new york city more than $2 million in police overtime. according to commissioner ray kelly. >>> well it is of course mid- october. but it feels like summer today and yesterday. we're starting the workweek with unusual warm temperatures. not complaining just noticing. bernadette woods and bob turk have a look at conditions. >> we have a lot of clouds around. these are high clouds. they're going to get lower tonight and tomorrow night. down to the south that's where the rain is. and it's only a matter of time. probably late tomorrow night, look for some shower activity. but take a look at the showers in the state. we got up to 84 degrees this afternoon. it looks like we're looking for cooler temps and also that rain headed our way. bernadette woods has a look at our tuesday and maybe beyond. bernadette. >> i was just showing you all that rain down to the south. that's a tropical disturbance and it is moving in our direction. you already see some of the of the clouds around toda

bloomburg is reporting a website has talked to a company about financing a deal. >> new information on the circumstances around the death of steve jobs. the public health department released his death certificate. it indicates he died at his home last wednesday afternoon. the cause of death is listed as respritory arrest and a tumor. it was noted the tumor had spread. apple is planning a celebration of jobs life for employees at the company headquarters next week. >> it's the news basketball fans didn't want to hear, the first two weeks of the season canceled. the commissioner made that announcement in new york offer seven hours of negotiations between owners and players ended with no agreement. they can't seem to agree on a salary cap and how to split revenue. it includes all games between november 1st and the 14th. >> authorities have identified the two young people shot and killed near the campus of san jose state. lloyd spoke to friends of the victims tonight and is standing by live at police awed quarters. >> reporter: san jose home sid inspectors are putting in long hours, all tr

bloomburg is reporting a website has talked to a company about financing a deal. >> new information on the circumstances around the death of steve jobs. the public health department released his death certificate. it indicates he died at his home last wednesday afternoon. the cause of death is listed as respritory arrest and a tumor. it was noted the tumor had spread. apple is planning a celebration of jobs life for employees at the company headquarters next week. >> it's the news basketball fans didn't want to hear, the first two weeks of the season canceled. the commissioner made that announcement in new york offer seven hours of negotiations between owners and players ended with no agreement. they can't seem to agree on a salary cap and how to split revenue. it includes all games between november 1st and the 14th. >> authorities have identified the two young people shot and killed near the campus of san jose state. lloyd spoke to friends of the victims tonight and is standing by live at police awed quarters. >> reporter: san jose home sid inspectors are putting in long hours, all tr

. >> michael mrook bloomburg during an interview says the generators and container res fire hazards and are against the law. protesters say they've taken precautions and had fire extinguishers. they're asking why the city is acting now. >> it comes after a terrible violent attack after occupy oakland. of course we're concerned, legitimately concerned because sometimes the ex planations that are given in this city is not really what's going on. >> reporter: the move follows violence against demonstrators this week in oakland, california. the mayor there has since apologized. in new york, the mayor says there's no plans to move protesters. >> the property is not city property and, so far, brookfield hasn't complained to us and asked us to remove people, so that's not a consideration. >> then there's the weather factor. protesters are bracing for cold weather and snow, vowing to take through it the. >> you're not seeing a concern with the weather? >> i'm not saying people won't leave, but it's not going to have an aefk us us. we're not leaving. >> and in new york, one person pointed to rec