palmer has his man out to the 35-yard line. denarius moore and a first down. dans is his first start with the raiders, but he has to be so excited about the talent of this young receiving corps. even though the ball was behind moore, he was able to settle down and go out and get it. greg: he called them a bunch of hungry young guys. this one is underthrown. ian dre goodman had his hands all over moore. the crowd is letting the officiating crew hear about it. greg: that stops the clock with 4:52 to play. at the line without a huddle are the raiders. greg: second and 10. palmer gets his man, denarius moore. fifth round draft pick out of tennessee. you were wondering how he slid all the way to fifth. dan: you can't watch him play or look at his skill set or the way he produces and performs and works. you are going how did he slide all the way down to the fifth round. i will tell you something about carson palmer right now, he has his juices flowing. it has been a long time since carson has been out here in the heat of battle. greg: heyward-bey on to the field. palmer

dan: tebow still inbounds when the contact was made. 2:19 to play. tebow is carrying the -- hasried the football 20 times today, make it 1. he's brought down short of the 40, a four-yard pickup. na'il diggs the linebacker with the tackle. now the focus is on prater. dan: i love these target lines too. we can tell exactly what prater needs. dan: his career long was done in denver with the altitude. so maybe those numbers a little out of whack. we hit the two-minute warning here in overtime. chargers and broncos tied at 13-13. denver could have a chance to win it. coming up tonight, "60 minutes," "the amazing race" and back-to-back episodes of "person of interest" only on cbs. now for the san diego chargers, a team that has dealt with poor starts and strong finishes to come back and win the division but they can't seem to pull the rabbit out of the hat this year. norv turner's team struggling in key moments. dan: even when the chargers were 4-1, they were winning ugly. peep were dissatisfied so used to the style of the charger offense, big plays down the field. but injuries to ant

like cottage cheese and skim milk and yogurt can reduce the risk for developing gout. >> reporter: dan has changed his lifestyle and has hoped it is gone for good. >> it makes you reexamine what you are taking into your body. >> reporter: an easy change because he does not want to experience the pain of gout ever again. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right, a clear finish to this veteran's day and the sky has been nice and clear and no rain. we did stay nice and dry and visibility unlimited and 43 degrees and wind chills are colder with the breezes past sunset and beautiful skies overhead as we finished up the day on a clear note and start out in summit ridge and skies clear off in the afternoon and what about chesapeake beach, not a bad looking day as we saw just a few clouds late in the afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar in the extended scan in pennsylvania to find any precipitation, a few snow showers in the scan ton area and in maryland, cold temperatures that are rolling out of the west and as we

dan has been leading with the planning department staff the ceqa efforts. kelly is the environmental project manager for the america's cup, looking at issues both on for property and off. our cfo has been helping the project team understand the financial implications of the america's cup. we are joined tonight by several representatives of the event authority. the second half of tonight's presentation will be given by david, vice-president for the consultant team that has helped the event authority design the proposed uses of various port sites, and of property, we have john stringer, who has been working with a broader team on looking at the construction activities that will be needed to prepare [inaudible] we look forward to negotiating some of the longer-term development opportunities that will arise out of the america's cup. we are thankful you are all here tonight to join us. without the benefit of coming to you tonight would be to give sort of an overview of the very complicated set of approvals that are going to be required for the america's cup to ha

. >> ok, dan has to go. thank you very much. >> thank you, enjoy the water. >> ok, we're going to go around to the front door and look at this. the ferry building was originally built on woodpiles. that were driven down into the mud. not the bad rock. it is almost impossible to find bad rap here -- it is almost impossible to find that rocked -- bedrock. they brought this so they could build the ventilation shaft, and the construction materials were brought here. the same thing is true if you go up to camp mather. a lot of what you see at camp mather was built, part of the construction shack and places for people to lift when they build the dam. the same thing is true here. this is the bart ventilation shaft and the ferry. the average water depth isz about 40 feet, and that is about right. on this side of the bay, we have average depths better 35, 40, 50 feet. the east side of the bay is very shallow. then the larger ships that come through need to have at least 40 feet. they actually have to dredge up some o

like cottage cheese and skim milk and yogurt can reduce the risk for developing gout. >> reporter: dan has changed his lifestyle and has hoped it is gone for good. >> it makes you reexamine what you are taking into your body. >> reporter: an easy change because he does not want to experience the pain of gout ever again. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right, a clear finish to this veteran's day and the sky has been nice and clear and no rain. we did stay nice and dry and visibility unlimited and 43 degrees and wind chills are colder with the breezes past sunset and beautiful skies overhead as we finished up the day on a clear note and start out in summit ridge and skies clear off in the afternoon and what about chesapeake beach, not a bad looking day as we saw just a few clouds late in the afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar in the extended scan in pennsylvania to find any precipitation, a few snow showers in the scan ton area and in maryland, cold temperatures that are rolling out of the west and as we

going to be competitive, we have to work harder and be smarter in how we invest in our players. >> dan hasstory with harry dalton. john harbaugh will assemble his team for its first practice since sunday's game. i doubt he us to remind his team what it means to head to seattle on sunday and take your business. dear ravens lost to tennessee after the big win over houston and the loss to jackson appeared the two ravens will leave for seattle on friday. how about the play? joe flacco to torrey smith. the biggest regular-season win and i can't remember. >> huge. -- the biggest regular-season win i can remember. >> a major tax hike is looming over maryland. triple the water and sewage tax. >> instant karma in wisconsin. woman saved the life of a man who came to her aid. >> it will be another nice day today. we will see some rain moving over the next 24 hours. >> we have an accident in the dundalk region. another one in essex. >> a gas main break in locust point continues to affect hundreds of people. >> allegations of sexual harassment continued to loom over herman cain's campaign. latest is co

dan: he has 42 career attempts.gain, a pretty good gig learning how to play football watching tom brady. kind of interesting, a quarterback from michigan being backed up by a quarterback from michigan state. greg: this is shane vereen. and more penalty markers. and more holding. referee: holding, offense, number 54. the penalty is ke clined. second down. greg: waters is the five-time pro-bowler. dan: what a great addition he has been to this offensive line of the patriots. you know, playing right guard when he went to five pro bowls for the chiefs as left guard, and he came over and slid into the right guard position because logan mankins owns the left guard position with the patriots. really has done a nice job. greg: second and long for hoyer. this is vereen. vereen changing direction. across the 40 and out to about the 44, 45-yard line. where it will be third and about 10. dan: the patriots go home, and they are at home next weekend against the indianapolis colts. and normally, you would see a december match-up b

third cos >>dan: fed lee has been interim mayor. he decided to throw his hat into the ring and now faces off against other challengers. there are a lot of people running for mayor. as you know, the polls close at about 8:00 p.m. here if specifically, in the last and mayoral races, turnout has been around 50 percent. people are saying that they expect that the male and ballots are indication of voters and so far they've only received 79,000 backed. this is also the first time for a link choice of voting. people are voting for their first, second in the third choice for. although lee seems to be the front runner, mayor jean quan in oakland put her over the top because of the choice voting. election officials told us it is likely we will not have results in san francisco tonight and maybe not even tomorrow depending on what the votes look like. we are here in the restaurant where deadly and his supporters will be gathering, speaking with us and we will broadcast that to you later. >>pam: the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting star

also, we are going talk about the bruce boudreaux situation as the new guy, dale >>> so, dan has twoeadlines tonight. one, finally the skins win. but you have this bruce boudreaux thing. did you expect this? >> no, jim, to be honest, i didn't. i thought the capitals would give him the season and if he wasn't successful, look for a new head coach. they are believing time is running out. they have to get the team in the right direction. they still would qualify for the playoffs. losing eight out of the last 11 and the way they have been playing, underachieving superstars. bruce boudreaux, after four years, almost four years to the day has been fired. boudreaux is the fastest head coach to 200 wins in nhl history. he's been replaced by a capitals legend. dale hunter, one of four players to have his number hanging from the rafters in the verizon center. george mcfee says it was time to make a change. >> bruce emptied the tank. he gave it everything. he's pushed every button he could push and if it worked for awhile, it's not working now. >> as a player, there's a ting of guilt that goes

vl dan has been visiting meth homes and has test results to proof it.watch. >> they like late afternoon snack on the floor. but the food may not be all they are injesting. >> this comes up as former meth lab. >> really? ertion does that surprise you. >> yes. >>reporter: busted in 2006 the cops came in and took the bad guys a away. state took away the chemicals but something might be left behind. something she and her family can't see. residue from a meth lab. >> living here for how long, 2 months? physician it enough now? >>reporter: ooichl i team tested her rental house. took sample from the stove. window. 2 different rooms. and from the heating vent looking for meth. >> host of effect. everything from central nervous system through the breathing system to heart. so just about every organ can be affected. >> a medical toxicology fellow with the san francisco poison control center. he says touching injesting or breathing the residue from meth makers can be dangerous. especially for kids. >> systems they breathe faster than adults do just normally and so

so dallas drives down the field and dan bailey has a chance to kick the game winner. and dan bailey kicks the game winner. from 39 yards out, it's up and good, barely. after all that, the cowboys beat the redskins, 27-24 in overtime. the cowboys have won three in a row. for more on today's game, we go live to fedex field to join dan hellie. hey, dan. >> gano said after the game when asked what happened with that kick, he said, i just missed it. didn't feel any pressure or nerves, just didn't hit it as well as i normally do. the redskins office actually played well from the first quarter on. they were nearly invisible in the first quarter. the second highest point total of the season. and they got in the end zone three times. when was the last time we said that about the redskins? there definitely was a different feel in this locker room after this game, especially from the offense. >> you play for those moments, you know? and it's really disappointing. we didn't get a victory, but you know, i enjoyed myself. you know, being in that redskins/cowboys rivalry game, fighti

dan kerman has more. dan: we can tell you that occupy oakland continues to be in the square, music and speeches continued. fast far as the issues they use both about, officials say the city will be open for business tomorrow and the school district says the schools will be open in if parents are encouraged to send their kids to class. >> the city is open for business. >>dan: officials said that oakland will continue to provide essential services even though some city employees could join in the protest. >> we are looking at those requests on a case by case basis. employees are able to use vacation time. they cannot use six times. >> the police department is on mandatory staffing as is fire. >>dan: schools will also remain open and the district is expecting students to attend. >> we are making sure the schools are open as a safe haven and construction will continue. >>dan: over 200 teachers have asked for the day off and substitutes will cover classis. >> teachers had to file for a personal leave day by the

>>james: the dan kerman has more on the reaction from mayor jean quan. >>dan: at a news conference after thursday's shooting, the mayor said she does not know whether those involved are tied to the occupy movement or not she said, it does not matter. she wants those who are camping to voluntarily leave immediately. >> we are calling on cameras so please leave voluntarily. city workers have been offering vouchers to bomb shelters. we need a peaceful resolution to the encampment. i am calling on camera to voluntarily leave we need the in camera close. >>dan: those we spoke with are giving no indication that it plans to leave. we asked the mayor never plan is but she has not given us any indication of what it is but she did say she wants things to remain as peaceful as possible. she has also offered notes, and for clearing the plaza. >>darya: when will the rain store? >>erica: we are drive for now. the rain will arrive right near the early afternoon. scattered showers as we head into the evening. we have a chance of rain stretching in through tomorrow mornin

. >>> in keeping with the season, dan has a nice story about a former football player. dan?so often professional athletes retire in their 30s, they have no idea what they want to do and by the time they figure it out, they are broke. a star line backer with the colts and bucks, this 32-year-old recently retired from the nfl and wasted little time deciding to work full time at his old high school. june is remembered for his days with the colts. he was a pro-bowler and super bowl champion. he turned that success into a $15 million contract with the tampa bay buccaneers. it was there he hoped to finish his career. instead, after two seasons he was released. injuries forced him out of the nfl. now just 32 years old, he has retired and made the transition into the real world. even for him, it hasn't been easy. >> at the end of the day, your life is bigger than football. when i made a decision, said hey, this might be it, it's tough. it's tough to watch it on sundays. it's tough to watch college football. i look at my helmet or see a picture. i get a flash. it's like man, i want t

dan rather has spent his life in news and is a highly acclaimed reporter and news anchor. he's covered major stories of our time for cbs news and now anchors "dan rather reports" on hdnet. welcome to you both. >> thank you, frank. >> glad to have you here. very different career arcs, perspectives. let me start by asking you the big question: are the media today serving the public interest? dan, what do you think? >> overall in the main, i think yes--less so than has been the case in some of our history, particularly in the period beginning just before world war ii and continuing into the mid nineties, but overall in the main, yes. journalism, particularly journalism at its best in the best traditions of the american press, serving the public good. >> farai? >> i think it depends on who you are. the biggest divide i see in who gets served with what news is actually a class divide. i feel like if you are middle or upper middle class wealthy, the way that news, particularly--take something like economic news that we all care about--is tailored and targeted for you, depending o

. >>> dan has the best of the best from week nine >>> the best of week nine. >> yes!> come on. >> we did the impossible. we actually managed to work in a redskins highlight on the plays of the week. >> you had to hunt. >> it was only a field goal, but a record setting field goal. >> yes, it was. >> also on the slate, perhaps the best catch of the season and a man who might be the best return man since devin hester. let's hit it. we start in buffalo, where the jets mark sanchez throws to holmes, it is a routine touchdown catch, but definitely not a routine celebration. santonio making his way towards rex ryan. look at rex getting air born there. about 12 years old. maybe an inch. inch and a half or so. all right, this catch was so good that the referees didn't even believe it. falcons' quarterback matt ryan throws into triple coverage for rookie julio jones and somehow he comes up with it. at first they ruled it incompletely, but when you see it from this angle right here. you can see that not only does he catch it, but the ball never hits the ground. the officials wou

dan has a look at the hot spot spots. >> there were 11,000 bike accidents across the bay area in the last 4 years. video from the san francisco bike coalition show how scary things get. he was lucky he rowed away. 2 cyclist didn't count. people can you get it kloychlts it's like video gym froger training to cross the street. you have to witness and dodge and get across. >>reporter: so where are you most leakly to get hit? we looked at thousands of records from the california highway patrol. while san francisco tops the list with nine of the top 10 worst intersections for accidents 5 others around the bay aren't far behind. no. 5 is an oakland telegraph frequented street. 4 north bay at mendocino and pacific avenue near santa rosa junior college. no. 3 is in contra costa county in concord. in um 2 isn't far away in berkeley at college avenue and russell. and the most dangerous intersection in the bay area outside of san francisco is in fairfax. many bayd with canyon road. >> has the perfect recipe for a dangerous intersection. >>reporter: it's fast. and narrow. >> out on weekend morni

after a miss, dan bailey has a chance to win from 39 yards away. and it sneaks by. a physically upset rex grossman. talk about how hard this game was. >> we try to end this rivalry. it is the best in the nfl. so extremely extremely disappointed we department get the victory but we fought our [bleep] off. >> they drop 16 in a row. how do the players look forward for the rest of season? we'll have that up next. >> at least there were some positive signs. of course, we're going to have much more coming up later on in sports. >> but still to come on abc 7 news -- a $27 million ponzi scheme and how did this man do it? a live report when we come back. plus steve is back with more details on the storm heading our way, this busy travel week. >> she's one of the few women in the nation to own a >> a local man is accused by federal authorities of operating a multimillion dollar ponzi scheme. among his victims -- local charities. we are live in northwest washington with more on this. richard? >> these court documents outline a sad but fascinating story. a $27 million ponzi sch

>> high, dan, there has within lots of spin on both sides about who is involved in the shooting. whether connected to the encampment and what this might mean for existence of the encampment. it appears the young man, the victim last night had been staying here for a few days. >> i don't see too many broad daylight murders. >> the oakland police officer association has release aid new leter to residents saying stit is in a state of emergency. and says the murdzer provides a tragic illustration of why it must be disbanded. >> what happened in oakland is that this has created an environment consus if -- conducive to crime. you're seeing drug dealers and people running freely doing anything they want to do. it's lawlessness. that has within create bid this camp. >> police have yet to release identity of the men killed thursday. witnesses told abc 7 it appears the shooting was policed bid a fist fight and then, minutes later six shots rang out. one witness says the victim did not appear to be the shooter's intended target and the young man who was involved in the earlier fight and per

dan kerman has a connection between the state budget cuts and tuition increases. >>dan: of the governor signed a budget with 650 million for the university of california and the california state university system. they have increased tuition for the fall. the state could cut another 100 million from each of the two systems next month. the good news is, both systems indicate it will raise tuition in the middle of the school year. what happens in the fall of 2012? both plan to ask the state for a huge increase in funding but there is no indication that the state will have money then. the board of trustees is voting to increase tuition for next year by 9 percent. what does that mean for students? it means each undergrad will pay about $500 more for the year. off so for the uc board of regents has yet to discuss tuition for next year but it could still happen. >>craig: if revenues continue running behind projections, these automatic trigger cuts would happen if revenue is short by more than 2 billion which unfortunately looks likely right now. the biggest cut, and 1.5

dan: the officiating crew in this situation has to see the recovery by the opponent. feree: baltimore is challenging the ruling of the spot of the ball for a first down. dan: baltimore is going to challenge the spot which of course -- this first down comes awfully close to ceiling the deal for the seahawks. -- sealing deal for the seahawks. greg: contact was made at about the 32. when does the whistle blow? dan: you can see marshawn lynch right there, is not quite to the 20 -- that's so tight. yeah, there's no question that marshawn lynch is down and in possession of the football. greg: from that first view it looks like he might have been short half a yard. dan: yeah. john harbaugh is hoping that somehow he can keep those chains from being moved. greg: let's watch the play and listen for the whistle. given to where lynch illinois had to go to get the first down, i think he did so easily. i was beginning to wonder, where's the whistle? dan: yeah. well, you know, he's done that a couple of times this game. yards after contact, they've been something that marshawn lynch

sports director mark viviano has more now on dan duquette. >> dan duquette takes over as the orioles' gm? n what is a long history of those trying to turn over a franchise that has now suffered its 14th straight losing season. >> reporter: dan duquette is a boston-area native with the red sox on his resume, but with orioles tradition on his mind. immediately, he referred to restoring the o's glory days and former ways, to improve the team in the present. >> those same fundamentals, good player development, of sound scouting, aggressive scouting, to build a team that orioles fans can be proud of. and i know that orioles fans are hungry for a competitive team. and so are we. >> we're very fortunate to have somebody like him with his background and experience and track record of success. in all levels of the needs we have as an organization, with the player developments in scouting and the leadership. >> reporter: the new gm gets showalter's endorsement. but the hiring of duquette does come with some concern. he's been away from the major leagues for nearly a decade, something he says wi

has been for dallas. the cowboys up 17-16. but after a shane graham field goal puts dallas done by 2, the cowboys have one more chance. it's danley with three seconds. he nails his 26th consecutive field goal. for the second week in a row bail live boots the game winner and the cowboys survive, winning 20-19. dallas has now won four straight. >> now to high school football. dunbar and coolidge faced in the 42nd annual turkey bowl this afternoon. this year a much different look than when the game was first played back in 1969. natalie randolph has gained national attention as one of the few female coaches in the country. but what her colts have enough to walk away with the d.c. high school championship? coach randolph and coolidge would have their hands full against a tough dunbar team today. in the third quarter crimson tide up 21-13. lamel matthews finds his brother in the end zone for a 23-yard touchdown. dunbar up 14. how about a little lebron celebration. got to love that. later in the quarter, more dunbar. gets the handoff, cuts to the outside and takes it in from 12 yards out, over 100 yards on the ground today. and dunb

dan kerman has been at ed lee's headquarters following the race. >> reporter: ed lee showed up about 9:30 and did everything except victory but he did say it was a night of celebration as he thanked the volunteers. >> thank you for your hard work. thank you for helping me. thank you, san francisco. [ cheers and applause >> from all indications that we are looking at, i think that the voters here in san francisco have said that they want the city to continue the work that we have done of creating jobs. they want the city to continue the way we have been running it and increasing jobs for everybody. i think san francisco wants us to do four more years. what do you think? all right. as soon as this final count is completed we go to work because that's what the public wants. that's what san francisco wants. we have to create more jobs. we have to get this going. we to be resilient because, guess what, the things that hurt us are still out there. so we are going to bring the city together in a higher level of unity than we have ever seen before. you are going to see somebody enthusiastic

dan being from texas, i'm sure he has snagged that barbecue. ison want to dime in. >> i just want to say that i always said that dan was the adult son that i'll never have. like he is such a nice guy, you know. he is funny and open minded and progressive. i mean, houston is really getting a gift. we are losing someone so special but never change our originality. he is a producer's friend and talent's friend. >> it is. we worked with a lot of producer because i'm the senior member, remember, and she is the second. >> dan, you have been such a joy to work with. we're going to miss you daily. i mean that when we say that we're going to miss you daily, not only your professionalism but your personality. and since you are heading to texas, remember, i have a plate of enchiladas. >> and if you can read dan's lips, he is wrapping his own good-byes. >> a producer always. >> you have been great. we thoroughly enjoy it. cool afternoon. nice sunshine. temperatures in the oohs.

of the weakest regulations on how much residue should allowed in a home after a meth lab has been shut down. >> dan noyes has more on danger and debate. >> and serious concern if you're buying or renting a home. the manufacturer leaves behind dangerous chemicals long after the lab is gone. but how much meth would you accept in your home? the state has come up with a and this was supposed to be her perfect home. >> i moved in here. and expecting it was a nice home. >> what she rented was a meth house. >> i didn't know about it. >> the i team found the house in a state data base of former meth labs and broke the news to her. her thoughts were her kids' health. >> how much have they inhaled? are they going to be okay? >> our tests found the drug in her house. it's measured in micro grams per 100 square sent meters or an area of size of the paper square. our sample from the kitchen, windows and heater came back at.61, six times over the old limit. but under california's new limit of 1.5, went into affect last year. >> why change it? what is the difference between then and now? i don't understand it. >>

abc's dan harris has that story. >> reporter: the legendary joe paterno became the winingest coach in division 1 history under the motto, "success with honor" a sterling image that, tonight is in real jeopardy. this afternoon, two top penn state officials were charged with covering up child sex abuse committed by this man, jerry sandusky, paterno's former defensive coach who founded a charity to help vulnerable children. >> reach out to young children to try to motivate them. >> reporter: a position prosecutors say sandusky used in a sick, systematic way to find his victims >> it's a case about children who have had their innocence stolen from them and a culture that did nothing to stop it or prevent it from happening to others. >> reporter: the grand jury report says penn state missed a series of opportunities to stop sandusky including in 2002 when a graduate assistant claimed to see sandusky raping a boy roughly 10 years old in the showers. the next morning after that, paterno alerted the two college officials who were arraigned today and they did not notify police. prosecutors say

the weakest regulations how much meth residue should be allowed in a home after a lab has been shut down. >> alan: dans the danger and the debate. >> that's was spoused to be their perfect home. >> i moved in here expecting a nice home. >> instead it was a meth house. it was in a state database of former meth labs. >> how much have they inhaled? are they going to be okay. >> our tests found the drug in her house. our composite sample from her kitchen, windows and heaters came back at .61, six times over the old limit of .1 but under california's new limit of 1.5 which went into effect last year. >> why change it? what's the difference from then and now? i don't understand. it should be 0.0. >> in fact, only california and wyoming allow a 1.5 limit. most of the states with meth regulations use the 0.1. the lowest level that can be detected by a standard test. >> nobody really knew what the relationship of that number was to potential health impacts on the residents living there. >> state toxicologist offered the study recommending the loser limit. he said cleanup companies were having trouble scrubbing

sacramento bee political columnist dan walters has been covering the state capitol for 40 years. >> the inability to balance the budget and it reflects people's general unhappiness with the economy and their lives, i guess in california these days. there is a tendency to blame those in political power when that happens. >> the result, walters says is cynicism about what happens at the state capitol. >> too much time bickering and arguing. they don't get anything done. >> you have two sides that are trying to one-upmanship then it things don't get done. >> some fed up with the political paralysis are coming up with their own way to solve problems. a billionaire with family ties to california put up $20 million to fund a bipartisan reform panel called think long. >> california reflects what is happening in washington. you've got two sides that have a difficult time agreeing on very much. and it's so partisan that at the end you almost wonder how a citizen serves. >> he says his panel which includes former governor gray davis and former u.s. secretary of state condoleeza rice will propose

dan ashley has the night off. the confrontation was tense at times. demonstrators faced off with shoppers and they even blocked market street as you can see here. they got in the middle of the street and prevented cars from turning. no accidents happened and no arrests were made either. abc7 is in union square with us for more on all of this. >> a lot of occupiers -- a lot of people are out here tonight. occupy oakland and san francisco together in union square as shoppers take in black friday festivities. for occupy yes, sirs it means occupying stores like macy's and sacks fifth avenue where they didn't always get a warm welcome. but police were never far from the action. even as they gathered at the tree lighting ceremony. >> today was a good day because people were all hyped up and looking for the sales, and they are not thinking about people at all. they are thinking money. it is a good day for awareness. >> this family disagrees. >> that's the wrong time. kids don't care. this is for the kids. not for politics. >> put your abilities toward gettin

dan kerman has been at the port all day long. he is joining us live with the latest from the scene. >>dan: there are still plenty of protesters here. some of the trucks out here were the ones stop at 4:15 p.m.. protesters are not letting trucks in or out. let me show you video from earlier today. protesters closed off intersections. and then, a busload of more protesters came in. they spread out throughout the terminal. throughout all this, there were motorcycle police officers who eventually disappeared. police have not been visible throughout most of the court today. the crowd started to get festive when they realized they succeeded in shutting down pork operations. in the port of oakland is now about 8:30 p.m.. the longshoremen came to report for their evening shift and a spokesperson said the board told the court was closed, they turned around and left because they could not get on to the court. >>pam: dan, we hear the music behind you. we have been told that the protesters plan to go back to frank ogawa plaza. >>dan: 1 truck came through in was announcing on the loudspeaker for

has been dropping. it's a serious problem that could threaten a lot of animals. here is dan ashley with the assignment 7 report. >> this is exotic world of the oxygen minimum zone about a half mile deep. video was shot by the monterey bay aquarium. these animals are especially adapted to live in this habitat where the concentration of oxygen is extremely low. over the last 20 years the oxygen has been getting lower. >> everything in the ocean needs to breathe oxygen in the water just like we do in the air. so if it goes down, they suffer or die. >> climate changes are definitely happening underwater and many scientists believe it's happening above the surface. >> it appears as though the rate of change is increasing. it's getting more serious as time goes by. >> scientists and engineers are working together to try to measure the effect of declining oxygen on deep sea animals. they are using a remote controlled vehicle. it's equipped with a high definition camera and guide frd a control room where the team watches for creatures they wanted to study. >> the scientists will be

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told police to back off protesters since changed her tune and that's what really will advisor dan siegel has just resigned i want to put up a tweet he posted just about an hour ago he says quote no longer mayor kwan's legal advisor resigned at two am support occupy oakland not to the one percent and its government facilitators now we have a crew on the ground ready and standing by to see what happens in the next hour or so but our team was the governor has been there for the last couple days and i want to show you first the scene in oakland last night. again a somas donovan the moon is still out the helicopters are roaming around across us say it's been several hours wait to try to figure out and see exactly how this would go down a surprisingly low number of arrests again we just saw a small group of people over there who were peacefully resist the centrally expressing their right to protest who were taken away a lot of the campers had left we saw a lot of campers packing up their materials leaving earlier in the day and as you can see these pieces of structure remain there's helmets a lot

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