>>jackie: and dickey generating money. >>darya: thank you. >>james: new for you this morning, the occupy wall street movement is now in its fourth week. protests are taking place all over the country including the bay area. this is the occupy oakland fire, there are planning to protest this afternoon at 4:00 p.m.. they planned to protest in solidarity with occupy wall >>james: the rev. al sharpton will be broadcasting is a radio soap from the occupy wall street protests from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. today. >>darya: corporate greed and demonstrations against unemployment, the war in afghanistan and the environment. take a look at the protests that happened over the weekend and nationwide. on the left, new york, on the top right, washington d.c.. there was one arrest there after an assault on an officer and in the lower right corner, in portland. >>james: we are also falling wall street this morning, the latest in pre-market trading, the futures are positive across the board. stocks are kicking off the first quarter with gains although the week ahea

>>maureen: glenn dickey has been covering the raiders since 1967. he says the nfl does not have team owners like al davis anymore. >> i do not know any owner around the nfl who is really involved in making football decisions. he was not only making clear decisions and who to draft, he was also telling the coach, they had to pretty much run the system he wanted. >>maureen: and dickey expect that market is will take over running the franchise alongside credit ceo amy trask, but he believes the team will hire a gm to make a decision on what happens on the field. >> >>mark: knows he cannot begin to run the team and he would not try. amy trask is good in her position, but she is not a full person either and she realizes that. >>maureen: he doesn't raiders will remain a dynasty. >> the question for me is how this will affect them financially. a lot of times teams are sold because the heirs to not want to pay the estate taxes and that type of thing. that may be the case here. >>maureen: >>vicki: discounted the rumors that the team will look back to l.a. no

she is wearing a $37 dickey. >> you cannot beat a good dickey. >> that makes the outfit look crisp. >e can take it off and it still looks cute. nothing is oversized. >> thank you. a lot of us wear black down but you're saying spice it up. >> get out of the uniform. >> have your uniform. >> that's cute. >> we still want you to have your uniform. find that pair of jeans that fit you perfectly and live in them. throw on that sweater from forever 21. >> the kids love forever 21. it's for everybody, right? >> and with the bright colored sweater, she looks so cute and modern. >> lastly, let's bring out the dress. everyone needs one great dress to have. what do we have? >> this is more of a working mommy look. i find i'm a working mom. if i put on a dress, it's two minutes. throw on a dress, you look great. wear a kitten heel. you're dressed for day to night. >> we wear dresses almost every day because it's the easiest thing, zip it up and done. >> sisters, thank you! >> great to see you. >> you feeling all sexy and stylish? we have some music you're going to love. we have boyz ii men. they'

>>maureen: glenn dickey has been covering the raiders since 1967.he nfl does not have team owners like al davis anymore. >> i do not know any owner who is as involved in making football decisions. he was not only making player decisions, who to draft, he was also telling the coach that they have to pretty much run the systems that he wanted. >>maureen: dickey expects that his son will take over running the franchise along current ceo amy trask. he believes the team will hire a gm to make the big decisions that affects what happened on the field. >> he is not really into football. amy trask is a very good in her position, but she is not a football person either and she realizes that as well. >>maureen: he does wonder how long the raiders will remain a family dynasty. >> the question for me and i think everyone is how this will affect them financially. many times, teams are sold because the heirs and do not want to pay the estate taxes. that may be the case here. >>maureen: >>vicki: does not think the team will look back to l.a., but he does think tha

the dickey said they had no place but to kill the animals. >> if this was an incident at 9:00, or 10:00 and the middle of the day we may have been able to surround the area and keep everything contained but our biggest problem we had was nightfall. >> when darkness then, at that point the shares had to say the ones that were getting out had to be put down. we cannot tranquilize in the dark. >>reporter: the governor is coming under fire for allowing a band of the buying and selling of exotic animals to expire. >> you now to just put something out and i have the infrastructure or deal with all the complications connected to this. >>reporter: but he says a commission is working on a new law to address the matter animal rights activists say the sooner the lot is in place the better. >>justine: the one animal unaccounted for is a monkey they think it was eaten by one of the big cats that was freed. >>james: more headlines coming up in a minute. now let us give you a live look at west bound 8. i want to show the scanner one more time because it is pointed in the direction of a traffic probl

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