. >> reporter: east palo alto mayor carlos romero is upset that his town is listed as losing almost 5%population in the last 10 years, the biggest percentage drop in the bay area. >> it puts us at a huge disadvantage. >> reporter: its not just money and political power that goes away. >> most importantly if you lose people but they didn't really go because they're actually there, then we are impacted doublely, we're priding the services but not getting the money. >> reporter: pam cook, ktvu news. >>> and hundreds of arrests didn't stop the demonstrators in new york city. >> who is free? >> we're free. >> this was the scene as the police shut down the lane on the brooklyn bridge as a protest against the nation's financial system. more than 700 people were arrested for walking on the road. but today the group occupying wall street were back at it, putting on a corporate forum for issues. members have been camped out for almost two weeks, staging marchs. >>> and in california, thousands marching to los angeles city hall, demonstrating against corporate greed and social inquality. >>> and

.] >> mayor carlos romero told the crowd the investigation into the accident is continuing. he added it's more important to have more police in the area rather than install streetlights or warning lights at the intersection where the girl was killed. >> people living in a violence-plagued san francisco neighborhood are getting new attention from top city leaders as abc7 reports. the mayor and chief police hit the streets of the bay view last night where people told them what they see as a big part of the problem. >> the mayor ed lee and police chief greg suhr paid a visit. they stopped at the torino market on third street at palou avenue. sources tell abc7 news that officers have answered more than 70 calls here since march. they said they have tried to control the problem of people drinking alcohol and loitering. >> we call if something happen. >> what are some of the things that happen? >> you know, i mean the only thing, as i told you, hanging around and the shooting. >> he turned to the mayor and police chief for help. >> we asked them for help, you know, and they are he