craig sklar is reporting live. c craig sklar la vista latest?nd not only today, but for the past couple of weeks moving out their money. hear, are a couple of customers that have just walked in. here. they are from chase bank. now, they are into this credit union. this has spent quite common. not only in the last couple of days but also in the last couple of months. they are doing this is specifically because of the movement today. the switch from a major bank to a credit union in order to hope to avoid fees. also, to send a message to corporate america. they are signing up. these are people coming and. the bank manager is telling me that he is spoken with other bank managers and they are seeing the same thing with credit unions. people are moving their money. this backlash toward major banks. chase bank, wells fargo, bank of america, there you have yet. they are coming in today. making that transition. >> craig sklar, thank you. >> no oakland. the occupy protester with a another injury. this is the second war veteran with the injury. was frank

craig sklar shows us some things are going to drdry out.>reporter: it rained quite a bit last night. drying out. at occupy san francisco and occupy oakland to. and in occupy san jose. most people are staying bundled up and slowly starting their day. a lot of activity this weekend. before the rainfall from yesterday, this was the march down on market street. even with the colder weather it is not stopping them from doing their normal activities. one particular point of contention is in oakland. it was a protest against wells fargo. it was from frank ogawa plaza to the downtown branch in downtown oakland. if it got tense in front of the entrance. there was a scuffle with the security guards. a lot of the left and people were having trouble was that wells fargo supported companies with detention centers that send illegal immigrants back to latin america. that caused a great deal of emotion. it is a side issue that caused a great deal of trouble. back here, you can see it is sunny. there is more activity but more rainfall expected. it is nearly

craig sklar is an san jose. nd northglenn. >> good morning. >> yes. >>craig: yes craig a small business saturday earlier, we showed you people coming in as early as 7:00 a.m. and at the idea is that this is supported by federal express, sma american express and the social media used to provide getting the word out. small businesses to drop a month toward the of the tax revenue. a place like willow glen in san jose as an armored village is the anchor for neighborhoods. in urban-village and anchor. they are enjoying this holiday you weekend with a pancake breakfast. >>ysabel: thank you, craig. >>marty: as we celebrate local small businesses one area that is having difficult is andronicos. they began in the 1920's. this is related to their filing of bankruptcy in august. they do have five stores still open and berkeley, san francisco and los altos. >> in downtown san francisco, police were called after protesters delayed public transportation and blocked store entrances in union square. there were trying to discoura

craig sklar has been there.eporter: by 4:00 a.m., protesters blocked adeline and thre--3rd street workers and managers tried to open the gates but protesters held their ground. this protest her speaks out. >> how far do you think that they're going to go to make their point? >> one person did it try to, through and i just leaned on the front of the truck. and he stopped. >>reporter: by 8:00 a.m. most of that tension ended. more political points that occupy oakland had been made. in oakland, craig sklar, kron 4 news. >>mark: overnight pictures showing anarchist's that occupied a building. it is on 16th street. that is when police moved in. four of these protesters were injured. also, several police officers were injured but they did not require hospitalization. teargas was used. 50 are wrests from overnight that happened overnight. 50-arrests were made last night. the late night damage from will tran. >>reporter: the protests are all for but the cleanup is already beginning. if this gentleman our tech teaming thi

craig sklar good morning. >>craig: good morning.t has been about three hours that the vice chancellor said that they could demonstrate, but not camp. from earlier, this is sparse as far as structures. they are keeping this tidy. they are keeping things out of the way. they are also keeping things low-key. you can see the concrete was consolidated with a tent and daniel ellsberg, the anti-vietnam movement has spent time here. and even students saying that they will be arrested if they need to be. >> that is what designed decided me--to expect to get arrested. i did not expect to get arrested. i would've worn a coat and tie but these students are willing to get arrested. >>craig: this would not be the time or the place for the police to move out of these people. they could be remaining for the time being. there could be more people coming in at noon and 6:00 p.m. we will have to wait and see what the police will do and giving them. are warnings if they do not leave. >> daria thank you, correct >>justine: if there is going to be plans

earlier, kurt sklar was at 14/broadway craig sklar. >> you mentioned 32 arrests, i do not even think people at the barricades at the frank ogawa plaza. there are people that are bright and the middle of the intersection. maybe there are maybe 10 people in the center of the intersection. the police ought to not seemed to be that alarmed. it is a far cry from what it was. earlier, the police were much more on their record. right now, this does not seem to be as severe as earlier when police for relief on their guard earlier the police were really ready to pounce. would you think, now? >> craig? >>darya: it looks like we might have lost craig however, the protesters have continued to we gather at the library tonight. and justine is falling this online. >> siegel spoke with us earlier and that entire press conference with house order jordan is on our facebook and page kron 4 facebook fan page siegel was the former legal adviser to mayor jean quan. based on her recent decisions of the occupy movement, he resigned. let me read you some quick comments. >> i have also seen that camping out o

and craig sklar is at the frank ogawa plaza. to crunch the numbers what is going on? morning a. as people are trying to stay warmer. it is nearly $4,000 per day. that is the cost for the city. with everything, is already up to $1 million with police presence. $30,000 also is estimated to prepare this cras - cros. this grass is going to bet least 30,000 just to repair that. and also with extra police presence, maintenance, sanitation efforts as an arguments are continuing, chief financial dollars and a sense that does not even have a healthy city budget to begin with is suffering. also let us consider that there is no end in sight. with the endless 70's per week, the the seven-days per week of this occupy movement is going to continue to cost the city money. >> this occupy movement causing difficulty yesterday with the port of oakland and trends. it seems to be worse, than the entrance of the portable oakland blocked yesterday with the port of oakland blocked by protesters. >> a smear campaign continues with herman cain. a third victim coming forward with allegations o