protestors would be forbidden from entering a certain area such as the frank ogawa plaza or all of downtown oaklandhe protestors return, police can make arrests immediately for violating those orders. "occupy oakland" sees this new tactic as hypocracy. >> she can call them stay-away orders. they look like injunctions, they work the same way and for us the same failed policy. >> the mayor at this time is trying to figure out what to do with this movement. >> reporter: a cal berkeley law professor says the stay-away orders could cause backlash to oakland. he says many of these protestors have no money so the city with have a difficult time collecting fines against them and also filling up the oakland jails with oakland supporters might cause public opinions to sway against the city. as for the movement itself, the protestors have decided on another protest monday at the courthouse. back to you, frank. >> thank you, gil diaz live for us in oakland this morning. >>> "occupy oakland" has lost a lot of support since it started last fall. here's what we found in a poll of oakland voters. 32% of those who

oakland process. >> they killed the small businesses. when you have the first situation with the police, we saw that we would have a problem with getting people to come downtownd. >>reporter: here at the hall of justice in san francisco police chief announced the arrest of 70 people during its in our multi agency operation. >>reporter: 1 suspect was one for attempted murder others were awarded for aggravated assault and robbery. they say most of the arrests were made in the tenderloin district. in san francisco i reggie kumar with kron4 news. >>reporter: state assemblyman jerry hill is having a forum between pg&e and the public, the commission can act pg&e about what safety improvements have been made since the deadly san bruno explosion that killed eight people in 2010. he said that he hopes that formed like this one will allow the utility to begin because-- begin to regain the public's trust. >>reporter: this: who--in this glenview neighborhood has been destroyed. city leaders will be meeting with many of the residents here to talk about how work has been going and also the schedule of work that is going on in the future and what new improvements at they wo

downtown oakland hit 70 yesterday. i'm backing off just a little bit. there's not as strong of an offshore wind out of the hills. santa cruz also hit 70 yesterday. if you're heading to the 49er, saints game tomorrow. mild to warm, temperatures in the 60s. the extended outlook, quiet today, quiet tomorrow, partly cloudy, cooler, especially into the holiday weekend. >>> we have developing news out of oakland. an onramp, 880, shut down, after a high speed chase, the impact on your early morning commute, coming up next in a live report. >>> intense moments after a brushfire at microsoft's mountain view campus. the new details pg&e revealed just minutes ago. >>> from oakland this morning: how a

meanwhile, people who live and work here in downtown oakland say they are tired of seeing their city rned into a battleground. oakland city workers spent another day trying to clean up the mess created over the weekend when occupy oakland protesters tried taking over a city building and broke into historic city hall, breaking glass, destroying furniture and even toppling an 85-year-old replica of city hall. >> cleaning up after things that you know, don't have to happen, is difficult. this isn't like an earthquake or a fire storm. this is not, you know, this is a man made situation. >> i don't think any of that would have happened if the police didn't intervene in such a violent manner. that made people angry. you take 2,000 people and you start to beat them and gas them and chase them around the city, they're going to get angry. >> reporter: protesters blame police and the city blames the protesters. people who live and work in oakland say enough is enough. even some who have supported occupy's message say they have had it. >> are you here to try to make change or are you here to des

jim's got our forecast, coming up. . >>> and a live look at downtown oakland. this is in front of the ymca where occupy oakland protesters are staging protests. 19 people have been arrested today, three officers injured. we're following it for you. christina aguilera paying n]♪ >>> christina aguilera, paying tribute to etta james. hundreds gathered today for the r & b great's memorial service in southern california. james died last week of complications from leukemia. she was 73. >>> and hundreds came out in vallejo today to honor the life of a fallen officer. people hit the road for a 29-mile trek from vallejo to vacaville in memory of officer jim capoux, who was shot and killed while chasing a bank robbery suspect in november. the walk was followed by dinner at mission church in vacaville. all money raised will go to the family. >>> meteorologist jim bernard joining us now. last weekend we had rain, this weekend it's spring. >> winter to spring, definitely it as we see once again high pressure setting up around the bay, keeping temperatures very balmy here. up

this >> a tense scene in downtown oakland saturday night. and police say 75-100 occupy oakland protesters watched in downtown oakland house, their target was police headquarters on seventh street between washington and broadway. apparently the protesters were marching to police headquarters. they were turned away vital for the police officers. south there are some police officers in a great year. we are not aware of any arrests or injuries. >>ysabel: we have any details on luxury cruise ship ran aground in italy, including where the captain was. >>marty: here is a live look outside in walnut creek. the forecast one week,. third off for can backhouse >>ysabel: coming up we have a guest will be checking in with henry and we will have more on the 49ers. >>ysabel: in new details on the italian cruise ship that went down yesterday. the ship's captain has been detained for suspected of manslaughter and abandoning ship. the luxury liner ran aground killing at least five people and injured dozens more. survivors are now speaking announcing that it wa

and escalate the problems in downtown oakland to this marginal some of occupy oakland. >> occupy is a lifestyle. we are not going to stop until the federal intervenes and change happens. >>vicki: the oakland ymca is where dozens have broken in it during this video there were gathered by police. however, they left behind graffiti and the trash. a team coverage continues with more. on the cont fallingon page, graffiti ad even if you're in on the sidewalks. i stopped by earlier and there was an employee. >> pink pi---pink paint and clean-up continues using fastidious scissors. this tattoo shop kept everything locked during the riot. fortunately, no glass was broken but the business has been hurt. >> usually after a protest it is dead. however, before this happened we had more consistent foot traffic of people coming through. now there's a reluctance of people even coming through and now people or even speak of this reluctance to come through. >>reporter: some people are saying that there is a having a positive increase. on business. reporting live, alehandrea cerball. >>vicki: here is mo

ktvu assists eric rasmussen is live in downtown oakland what is going on. >> reporter: ken, we have been following this march in our vehicle for the last hour of the we have got setup on broadway and 13th. that is frank ogawa plaza and you may be able to see a decent sized crowd gathering in the intersection there at 14th and broadway. again, this is an occupy oakland march, as you mentioned. a repeat of last saturday when they took to the streets and slightly different than in past marches. seem to be directly in opposition to police. we haven't seen any problems break out here tonight. however, like i said, about an hour ago, this group of maybe about 100 began to march through the streets of oakland. they first tried to go to oakland pd headquarters, police firearm line of officers at several streets leading to the headquarters. and the crowd came up to them, did not confront the police and turnarounded and and began to march back north through downtown oakland. like i said, we have been following them for the last hour as they basically are weaving their way through the streets. agai

. >> reporter: you don't have to look far to find where funds fixed up downtown oakland. these buildings, a lot have been fixed up with the funds and the funds are set to dry up as of february 1. >> reporter: the court ruled in favor of the state's shut down of local redevelopment agencies. this means oakland stands to lose $30 million of redevelopment funds. >> we are working to extend the deadlines otherwise we will be sending off layoff notices next week. >> reporter: more than 200 people could be laid off. >> this is the biggest cut since proper 13. >> reporter: she pointed out how funds helped to fix up downtown oakland. >> fox theater was a desert and we used money to fix the fox, retrofit all of these buildings down here and now they are generating more than enough property taxes and other taxes to pay back those loans. >> reporter: he says this couldn't have come at a worse time. >> times named us number 5 of 45 places to visit. for us to lose that kind of momentum is disheartening. >> reporter: he says he supports the governor's decision to reorganize the state's

. >> reporter: mayor quan was quick to point out how redevelopment funds helped fix up downtown oakland >> we used redevelopment money to bond so that we could fix the fog so we could retrofit all of these builds down here that were empty and crippled. >> reporter: oakland businessman skipper says this couldn't have come at a worse time. >> the times named us number five of 45 places to visit. even in the midst of all that has been going on here. to lose that momentum is a little disheartening. >> i don't think the money has been very well spent by the redevelopment agencies. >> reporter: ktvu spoke to a union official he told me the union will be watching very closely as to how the city of oakland will handled lay offs. those lay off notices could go out as early as next wednesday. in oakland, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> home depot is about to go on a hiring spree. the company plans to hire 70,000 temporary workers for the busy spring season and last year when it hired temporary workers half those jobs became full time positions. while the home improvement market is still w

. >> reporter: mayor quan was quick to point out how redevelopment funds helped fix up downtown oakland >> we used redevelopment money to bond so that we could fix the fog so we could retrofit all of these builds down here that were empty and crippled. >> reporter: oakland businessman skipper says this couldn't have come at a worse time. >> the times named us number five of 45 places to visit. even in the midst of all that has been going on here. to lose that momentum is a little disheartening. >> i don't think the money has been very well spent by the redevelopment agencies. >> reporter: ktvu spoke to a union official he told me the union will be watching very closely as to how the city of oakland will handled lay offs. those lay off notices could go out as early as next wednesday. in oakland, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> home depot is about to go on a hiring spree. the company plans to hire 70,000 temporary workers for the busy spring season and last year when it hired temporary workers half those jobs became full time positions. while the home improvement market is still w

>>da: downtown oakland say that 75-100 of the protesters are marching in the downtown area. we do not know exactly where they are right now. police headquarters. this is on seventh street between washington and broadway. a lot of police officers in riot gear were protecting this area. you can see police cars and on the corner some police officers. they are in riot gear monitoring this area. we are not aware of any are rusts, injuries. we are right about 15 minutes ago and just understanding about not aware of any -- arrests. they are near franklin and 12th. right now, we do not know where they're going next or where their direction is. or what their intention is. however, in the past these protesters would have a protest/march every saturday night to protest against police brutality. last week it was pretty destructive as throwing bottles of officers and a smashing patrol car windows. six arrests during last week's protests. so far, we are not to wear red and a arrests or injuries at this point. we will continue to monitor this situation. reporting live in oakland, kron 4. >

. >> reporter: we are standing outside frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland. you can see some of the writing on some of the stone perimeter around the plaza here. this is what the mayor says cost the city of oakland $2 million since october. that's what they are billing and telling their insurance company the damage has been from some of the occupy oakland demonstrations and protests and vandalism here in the city of oakland. the mayor says after saturday's occupy oakland protest there was damage inside city hall. she took our cameras in to show us. yesterday the building was chained shut after occupy protestors entered the building. inside the model of city hall was toppled over and damaged. some flags were taken and burned outside the building. the buildings electrical system may have been damaged. the major says occupy oakland demonstrations are taking a toll on the city's resources. there was protests and skirmishes. they entered a ymca building. >> what justifies taking over ymca? what justifies vandalizing a historic beloved building? nothing. i think. no

>>> protesters marching tonight in downtown oakland against what they call recent police brutality. you are looking live at police headquarters on 7th and broadway. at least 60 protesters are all wearing black and covering their faces. police are maintaining a strong presence saying it's part of their strategy to keep things under control in the area. no arrests so far. >>> the new york times has released the top 20 travel cities. oakland has been named the number five place to travel in the world. here is a look at the top five that made that new york times list. panama took the number one spot followed by finland, myanmar, and london. here's more on why oakland was picked. >> reporter: the new york times names oakland as the number five place to visit in 2012. some people say yeah, they can kind of see that but others say no way. >> i'm incredibly surprised. >> reporter: surprise and instead of naming it a place to avoid, the new york times says oakland is a world class destination. >> you look at lake merritt, you look at jack london square, you look at the parks. you look up in

these were the highs today. 70 downtown oakland. another very warm day. a cold start this morning. very cold start tomorrow morning. this pattern repeats itself. cold in the morning. 20 degrees in the north bay. mid-60s in the inland -- in the warmest bay area cities for friday afternoon. tomorrow, sunny. the weekend looks dry. forecast has changes. brings clouds in, rain towards the end of next week. -fingers are crossed on that one -- fingers are crossed on that one. 27 tomorrow in santa rosa. frost in the inland bay valleys, around the bay, freezing temperatures and more of the same we have been seeing for the last month. high pressure is off shore right now. keeps with us friday and saturday. weakens just a bit on sunday and monday and that allows clouds in. that is the first tweak that starts to kick that high out. once the high kicks out, we got something down the road next week, end of next week, thursday, friday, saturday that could be a significant weather producer. hoping. the models are consistent in working that out. we will see how it goes. morning hours, white colors

that's because folks are lowering the speeds as we have patchy dense fog into downtown oakland and twords the bay bridge. back to you. >>> it's 4:54. the search for the person who kidnapped banana sam continues. >>> and for all your news, weather, traffic updates, check us out on facebook. search nbc bay area news. >>> the woman accused of using machete to kill her partner's mother is locked up. her neighbors are still in shock. >>> california's new controversial open carry ban is put to the test. why he was let go without a citation. >>> and bart's open airport connector is taking shape on the road. but not everyone is happy about it. i'll have the story in a live report. >>> and a live, foggy look outside. that's the

and protesters held another anti-police march in downtown oakland last night but it remained peaceful despite two arrests. >> good morning, 27 in santa rosa with fog. 47 in the city. much cooler and breezy for everyone today. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. breaking news in san francisco's richmond district where firefighters have been battling a house fire since 2:30 this morning. when they first arrived at 42nd avenue on balance bowa street firefighters reported seeing flames shooting out of a second story window. there is no word yet on any injuries as fire crews are still busy trying to get this under control. you can see just how fast this fire is burning. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> this morning 49'ers fans are waking up celebrating. the team is now just one win away from going back to the super bowl for the first time in 17 years. the 49'ers advance to next sunday's nfc championship game, defeating the new orleans saints in a thriller yesterday. after jumping out to a 17-0 lead, the 49'ers

. >> about 100 people gathered in downtown oakland today for a martha ended at the fruit bart stationmehserle was convicted of manslaughter and served less than two years. he was released in june. >>> it was a violent start to the new year in the san jose bay. here's a map showing the locations of the separate incidents. police say a total of six stabbings and two shootings were reported between 10:00 last night and early this morning. in one incident around midnight, six people were hospitalized from stab wounds after a fight broke out on the 400 black of skall drive. no one was killed, but one shooting victim remains in critical condition tonight. >>> also in san jose, a three-alarm fire destroyed a victorian home this morning. firefighters were able to keep it from spreading to other houses on north fifth street. their job was made more challenging, though, as resources were spread thin due to other fires in san jose. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the house is a total loss. >>> coming up next on nbc bay area news, two of the men portrayed in the clint eastwood

returned to oakland today to find some answers. >> reporter: the chaotic and dramatic scenes from downtown oakland are in starke contrast to occupy protests in other cities across the u.s. some groups have thrown in the towel. others hold daytime events at financial institutions like we saw in san francisco this month. there was an occupy protest in washington, dc last night. litter was thrown at politicians. compare that with this. >> i'm just not quite understanding why a peaceful demonstration becomes so wild and ridiculous. >> reporter: many oakland residents are wondering why here? i asked an occupy oakland spokesperson today. >> there are thousands of empty buildings in this city and thousands of people sleeping on the nights every night freezing, out in the rain. >> reporter: why is why they originally aimed to occupy a building to feed the hungry and put a roof over people's heads, but there's another reason they are upset. >> oakland is one of the places that's been hit hardest. oakland has daily violence, violence not just with the police, who murder people on a regular basis, but also v

north- and southbound 880 towards downtown oakland. at the bay bridge, no problems westbound 80 on eastbound 80 on the lower deck. you may find various lanes blocked for some overnight roadwork that should be in the clearing stages now. there was also some overnight roadwork on the dumbarton bum but that question mark you see there means it was just picked up. so that is traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> elizabeth, we are looking good on this friday the 13th. a lot of sunshine sunshine come our way. it's going to be a sensational day. the last of the nice days, though. 37 degrees in napa. 33 in livermore. 33 in concord. by the afternoon, though, we are going to see plenty of sunshine nice warm temperatures. 68 degrees in san jose, 68 cupertino, 67 milpitas, plenty of beautiful weather into the east bay as well with temperatures in the 60s and the central bay as high as 66 degrees in san francisco. more on your weekend forecast coming up in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:07. caltrain considering raising fa

year-old boy wanted by authorities for allegedly robbing and sexually assaulting two women in downtown oakland over the past two weeks turned himself in this morning. brion glass peris enrolled as freshman. new tonight at 11:00, kron four speak with legal analyst michael car doza. he breaks down the charges the teen will face, and tell us what will like he happen if this case goes to trial. >> if you're 14 years of age or older and charged with certain enumerated sex crime, juvenile hall court doesn't have jurisdiction over you. therefore, tried as an adult. but for a juvenile to commit crimes of this magnitude is unusual. well, let me say this. it used to be unusual. unfortunately, it's getting more and more common place nowadays. and that's why our laws have changed. if he's convicted of these crimes eric 14 year-old -- crimes eric 14 year-old going to state prison? usually they won't do that. they'll send them off to the juvenile detention until they're 18 years of age, and then they will move the men into an adult prison. for people who think oh, my god, a 14 year-old is going to go to sta

inland it is clear and cold and it will be sunny and warm, a little bit of a breeze which helps downtown oakland warm up and it will be similar today. not much is happening yet, not much is happening yet but up sure you heard screaming messages, next week rain, right? well it looks like the end of next week, changes are happening and the rain will be moving south. if i had to say, your best bet is around the 21st. we still have 8 or 9 days but it does look more bullish and promising. we'll see some of that fog on the coast but it was not there yesterday. low 30s here, santa rosa, san rafael not far away. 38 oakland and there is a lot of 30s and that tells you it is cold. one little system in nevada, it gives us an east shore push. the jetstream stays to the north sunny and warm, breezy to windy mainly in the east bay hills and very stable pattern, once we get going days are going longer to a few upper 60s, a little cooler by the cost just because there is more fog as well. and in san francisco we were 60 yesterday and today we are 62. >>> it marks the devastating anniversary of the earthquake, w

>> that chaotic and dramatic scenes from downtown oakland are in stark contrast to occupy protest in other cities across the us. some groups are thrown in the towel and others hold daytime events at financial institutions like we saw in san francisco this month. there was an occupy protest in washington dc and their weapon of choice with wood or thrown politicians. compare that with this. >> just don't quite understand why the peaceful demonstration becomes the wild, it's ridiculous. >> i asked an occupy oakland sports person today. there are thousands of empty buildings in the city and thousands of sleeping in the ring. >> there is another reason they are upset. >> oakland is one of the places that's been at the artist. they live with the daily fun, not just those who murder people on the record basis, but also of systematic disenfranchisement of many people here. >> i spoke with the sociality professor and he says occupy oakland has the numbers and political capitol to pull off big events. >> they have are well appointed website with online donation pools and calendar of events. th

it is nice drive as you drive over to the downtown oakland area on 880. and northbound 101 downtown san francisco traffic looks good. just looking around here and the only thing we have going in san francisco is a ramp closed from park city to northbound at 101. that is closed and of course you know about that. the rest of it is moving along pretty well. let's go back to the desk. >>> it was a closest race in the history of the iowa caucuses. mitt romney beat rick santorum by eight votes. romney received 30,015. santorum 30,007 votes. ron paul comes in third with 21%. newt gingrich in fourth with 13%. rick peppery 10%. and michele bachmann 5%. >> what wins in america are bold ideas, sharp contrast, and a plan that includes everyone. >> the future is in doubt for candidates that did not do well in iowa. michele bachmann insists she is staying in the race but texas governor rick perry indicates he may drop out. >> i decided to return to texas and assess the results of tonight's caucus. determine whether there is a path forward. >> there are many more chapter

. >>> more than 100 people took part in a march against police downtown oakland overnight. they moved through the city streets as officers stood by and watched. looking at some video that protesters posted online and also a posting on facebook, talking about targeting police and property and some of the goals of this. but those attacks did not materialize. two people were arrested. one for allegedly moving in dumpsters into the streets as a barricade. the other for interfering to the arrest. >>> protesters, they slashed with officers. six arrested on a variety of charges. this time police issued warnings around the area that they might try to damage properties. now, they will plan to hold the weekly demonstrations, every saturday in oakland. >>> and after the recent shooting deaths of three children, parents in oakland say that the violence has got to stop. families, they got together at the block party, which they called save our babies. the goal is to mobilize the community in honor of the three children killed in just the past few months. the community leaders say the on

another look east downtown oakland from south beach in san francisco, barely see the top of mount diabloy the -- let's take a look at visible sat late you can see how clear it is. a few high clouds moved through that's about all we'll have in the form of any adverse weather today. we may have winds pick up a little the -- during the afternoon. 60 san jose, 60 in los gatos. around the monterey bay inland temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. mostly sunny and mild today not the record setter we saw yesterday. dangerous surf develops later this evening through tomorrow could be slightly cooler tomorrow, before another warm burst sunday to tuesday into next week. as far as what is going to happen today, low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods with high clouds mixing with sun richmond, san francisco, half moon bay 60, 6 san rafael, san mateo and vallejo -- everybody else in the mid 60s may get to 67 in livermore. 62 monterey, rest of the bay inland mid to upper 60s. around the state we do not set a yesterday in tahoe, 58 close and still very warm for this time of the year. low to mid 60s through

another look east downtown oakland from south beach in san francisco, barely see the top of mount diablothe -- let's take a look at visible sat late you can see how clear it is. a few high clouds moved through that's about all we'll have in the form of any adverse weather today. we may have winds pick up a little the -- during the afternoon. 60 san jose, 60 in los gatos. around the monterey bay inland temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. mostly sunny and mild today not the record setter we saw yesterday. dangerous surf develops later this evening through tomorrow could be slightly cooler tomorrow, before another warm burst sunday to tuesday into next week. as far as what is going to happen today, low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods with high clouds mixing with sun richmond, san francisco, half moon bay 60, 6 san rafael, san mateo and vallejo -- everybody else in the mid 60s may get to 67 in livermore. 62 monterey, rest of the bay inland mid to upper 60s. around the state we do not set a yesterday in tahoe, 58 close and still very warm for this time of the year. low to mid 60s through t

look at downtown oakland. 34 degrees for a record. it's hard to get that cold when you are on the bay like that. san jose downtown last night 29 degrees. freeze warning in effect as i said. the santa clara valley in effect about 11:00. it'll still be freezing, but a few clouds coming in and those will warm it up. into the upper 20s. not the teens. it'll warm up. southern half it'll stay pretty darn cold. when i come back specific forecast overnight lows and daytime highs and i will show you when that rain will get here. just around the corner. >> and stay with us we are live satellite radar and will keep you posted on any severe weather alerts. just click on weather. >> jerry yang is stepping down from yahoo, the company he created. that late this afternoon two weeks after the company hired scott thompson as ceo. yang has been on the board since it was founded back in 1995. the new c, o said jerry leaves a legacy of innovation and customer focus. having shaped our culture by fostering a spirit of innovation that started 17 areas ago an

and northbound and southbound 880 free and clear between hayward and downtown oakland. that is traffic. and there is a chance of rain, right? >> just a slight chance of some showers in the bay area. not today. it is looking good today. still a cold start out there. as we've got some temperatures running below freezing right now. napa valley at 31 degrees. and 31 in fairfield. and 30 in santa rosa. and 30s and 40s in and around the bay, too. still by the afternoon, we're expecting mostly sunny skies. the average temperatures are usually running in the 50s a the this time of the year but not today. and we're going to be running well above the average and a good 6-10 degrees above the average. a high of 62 in san francisco. and 67 in san jose. and 66 degrees in santa rosa. and just when might we see some raindrops. we will talk about that in a few minutes, guys, back to you. >>> 6:06. a former u.s. marine convicted of spying in iran. the harsh sentence just handed down. >>> also ahead. >> the g.o.p. candidates make their final push before the new hampshire primary. i'm sus

jean quan said they may request stay away orders from protesters and possibly all of downtown oakland. >> this comes as workers spend a second day cleaning up after saturday's protest in which they broke into city hall and destroyed furniture and toppling a replica of the building. the demonstrations they said are becoming too violent. >> i don't think it would have happened if police didn't intervene. >> what i feel worried about is we are not able to provide the level of service to the citizens of oakland while we are dealing with occupy movements. >> stay away orders will neat approval from the judge to force them and make them vulnerable to jail time if the orders are violated. >> a former bay area journalist purchasing pirates in somalia is an unwilling part of the story. michael scott moore was captured by pirates over the weekend and was traveling in somalia to research a book. the times reports that he was on his way to the airport when 15 men in two suvs kidnapped them. they issued a statement expressing concern for moore who lives in l.a. now. the captors threatened to kill

police say the crowd moved through downtown oakland, disrupting traffic. >>> took nearly eight hours of excavation, but a body has been removed from a 20-foot well in fort washington, maryland. an unanimous tip on thursday led authorities to the site on old fort road near flagg ship avenue. the next step is trying to identify that body and determine just how it got there. >> it's trouble. >> the 20-foot deep well can be found along a winding dirt path far from the main road. >> in order for him to be back there, somebody had to know that well was there. >> the discovery has shaken residents. >> it's scary. because we live in a nice neighborhood. >> we're going straight from the top around the well. >> digging that far deep on a crime scene is a delicate and complicated process. >> we would go 5 feet at a time. >> one that andrew has done. >> it was an unusual call. >> investigators are in hazmat gear. it's been an all day process trying to remove the body. police don't know how long the body has been there or who it is, but questions remain if it is that of 53-year-old missing activi

. >>> you might not see tents springing up in downtown oakland, but occupy protesters say they have something bigger planned. they are planning to take over a vacant building saturday afternoon after rallying at noon at the plaza. in the meantime, the south bay occupiers are planning their own day of action. they kick off their wall street wednesday protest today at 4:00. wall street wednesday will focus beyond banks on a broader range of issues. >>> this morning construction crews moving massive boulders and trying to figure out how to stabilize a sliding hillside in san francisco. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, john. i just got off the phone with san francisco's department of public works. they do believe more rocks will fall down. the kind of rocks you can see damaged this car that they believe more rocks will come down this hillside. it's just really a matter of when. they have a backhoe at the base of the hill. they are trying to eliminate some of the slope. you can see the slope of the small rocks. trying to eliminate that so the rocks don't have much to roll on. instead

since -- >> reporter: the mayor was quit to point out how redevelopment funds helped to fix up downtown oakland. >> we use redevelopment so that we could fix the fox, so we could retrofit all of these buildings out here that were empty and crippled. now they're generating more than enough property taxes and other taxes to pay back those loans. >> reporter: open businessman kevin skipper says this couldn't have come at a worse time. >> new york time rated no. 5 of 45 places to visit. even in the mist of all what's been going on here. for us to lose that kind of momentum it's a little disheartening. >> reporter: he says he supports the governor's decision to reorganize the state's finances. >> it's a shame for people to lose their jobs, but i don't think the money has been very well spent by the redevelopment agencies. i think it's got to go back and i think we could have spent it in better ways like in education. >> reporter: ktvu he told me the union will be watching very closely as to how the city of oakland will handle the layoffs, those layoff notices can go out as early as next wednesday. i

it will be -- yesterday we had 70 degrees in downtown oakland. and the airport was 60 because of the wind coming off the caldecott -- or the hills above. oakland berkeley up to 40 miles an hour some with that breeze, offshore wind, that's a mild pattern so the coast is clear, we get the offshore wind. that's all going to turn on sunday, as a cold system movies into the north. that will give us a west wind, partly cloudy windy conditions but everything is okay today. and tomorrow as well. tomorrow not be as warm as today but still be nice. sunshine, mild and warm, 60s tomorrow. nice for the saints and 49ers so you're good to go. now, everything talking about next week. let's hope there are some changes. we're seeing it some changes globally i keep track of what is going on and across the globe big, big high-pressure system parked off spain and portugal. guess what? eye huge deep cold system is developing there down to israel with rain and snow. it's a main pattern change and looks like it is happening here. the question is how far south will the ra

all taking place now in downtown oakland. a march against police turned violent. tonight there were fires and arrests. and tonight at police headquarters with what is happening right now. what a going on, monti? >> things have calmed down. most police officers who had surrounded police headquarters go back inside. you can see, 25 or so, officers are still out here. right now. but as of 9:30 quite a different scene. take a look. 150 protestors, marched from the plaza here to police headquarters where police surrounded the building. protestors yelled at officers. at least two bottles were tossed at police. now, all of this happened. broadway between 14th and 7th streets was shuttle down. at one point a protestor, wearing a mask, vandalized a tv station, live truck, slashing a tire and writing on the van with a marker. protestors caught the action themselves and broadcast the footage on youstream. showing the clash with police. showed protestors setting a bonfire at #th and washington. the march was pubpublicized. including a profanity we can't say on television. so

reporter: the chaotic and dramatic scenes from downtown oakland are in stark contrast to occupy protests in other cities across the u.s. some groups have thrown in the towel. others hold daytime events at financial institutions like we saw in san francisco this month. there was an occupy protest in washington d.c. last night. there was glitter thrown at politicians. compare that with this. >> i'm just not quite understanding why the peaceful demonstration becomes so violent and it's just ridiculous. reporter: many oakland residents are wondering why here. i asked an occupy oakland spokesperson today. >> there are thousands of empty buildings in this city and thousands of people sleeping on the streets every night freezing out in the rain. reporter: which is why they originally aimed to occupy a building, to feed the hungry and put a roof over people's heads, but there's another reason they're upset. >> oakland is one of the places hit hardest. oakland lives in daily violence, the violence not just to the police who murder people on a regular basis including oscar grant, but also the viol

northbound with the taillights past high street and no problems now as far as the flow all the way to downtown oakland. back to you. >> so far so good. thank you. >> did you hear this, a group of high school students from fremont had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this week. >> pretty cool. they got to hang out with the president in an online chat room courtesy of google. >> was the most viewed video for the education department and you know, we got called up and e-mailed by the google people, said would you like to do it and jumped all over and said we would love to. >> adam clark was one of five people invited to join the president's hangout on google plus. clark asked the president for advice about keeping college costs down. the president told clark to pick a career where he could find a job, saying that some college students put that as too low a priority. the students say they are hoping they can interview ellen degeneres next week. >> of all of the people. then a research trip become as hostage situation in so malyaxt a prominent california writer kidnapped by pirates. >> it could be a close

in downtown oakland last night, an occupy demonstration turned into a clash with police as officers were arresting dozens of people who they say broke into the ymca. city officials say other protesters broke into city hall, causing major damage to children's art and other displays. two flags were also stolen, one of them reportedly burned by protesters. >> what just fight taking over a ymca? what justifies vandalizing a historic, beloved building that's a symbol of oakland's resilience and history? nothing, i think. nothing does. >> police estimate the crowd to be 500 strong and say they made more than 400 arrests. at least three officers and two protesters were injured. police showed us some of the items one officer alone confiscated from protesters. >> knives, cutting instruments, obviously these are items that can seriously injure a person. >> reporter: they also showed us this shield police say protesters were using it as they moved toward the line of officers last night. while the demonstration was going on, police say they received more than 1700 calls for service, which they triag

minutes between 238 and the maze so northbound and southbound look good between hayward and the downtown oakland commute. to the south bay out of downtown san jose quiet, just a couple of headlights as usual. that's traffic, for an update on your forecast, let's go to lawrence. >> springtime continuing in the bay area. lots of sunshine around the bay area today, again the temperatures going to be running well above average. it is a chilly start outside right now. 30s and 40s but nice and clear as the offshore winds kicked in overnight and blowing to the coast. that is going to make for a gorgeous afternoon outside. these numbers heading into the upper 60s by the afternoon. sunny and mild just about everywhere you go. the ridge continues to build overhead and sticking around. over the last couple of days we have seen this low south bringing us clouds but it's gone and cleared out. it's "spare the air" day. 64 and sunshine in sacramento. 63 fresno. 64 ukiah. 61 monterey bay. around our bay looking good. 65 degrees in san jose. 63 in fremont. plenty of sunshine in redwood city today at 64 degrees.

talked to witnesses about what they saw -- >> reporter: morning boards replaced windows of this downtown oaklandstarbucks. inside signs warned customers not to touch what's left of smashed out windows during last night's protests. >> we have a beautiful city. and it only takes those actions to make people think that we're a bad spot,. >> reporter: oakland police told us at least a couple of patrol cars had tires slashes. witnesses say when tensions rose, police responded. >> they did announce, please, if you don't go back to wherever you live we'll have to arrest you. so please go back to wherever you came from. >> they may have to use force which y result in injury. they made the announcement several times. >> reporter: at least six people were arrested. and some protesters were injured. this damage may have come in the wake of this occupy protest. but most people we talked to today said they don't blame the occupy movement. >> pretty much the occupiers are pretty peaceful for the most part. >> it's unfortunate that it happens. but that it shouldn't you know sort of stain the ideas of the movem

six people were arrested in downtown oakland on charges of vandalism, assaulting a police officer andosives. it happened during an antipolice march saturday night. protesters broke windows in the cruisers, vandalized a media van, threw bottles at officers and actually lit a fire. >>> an update tonight to a story about a search and rescue dog that went missing. we first told you about this last night. the dog was located late last night after he vanished from a training session. boy, maryland surae chinn checked with the dog's handler and the people who found him. >> reporter: vito and his handler, sonya heritage are back together again after a frantic three-day search. friends and volunteers are stopping by. >> i'm glad you got it back. >> yeah. good boy. good boy. >> reporter: so where he had gone to? >> i was seeing a flier. the next thing i saw him. >> reporter: vito had trotted into his glass shop. volunteers had been searching all this area. he went missing about a quarter mile from here in the woods before he was found in this auto body shop. >> like every day, we were bringing

downtown oakland a very balmy 67. although it was 85 down in ucla and 89 san gabriel. cooler for all today as the system moves through. there is not much support. you can see something is a little bit of a return here on live storm tracker two. when you see light green that will not do anything at all. temperatures have been coming up a little bit. if we had 30s for awhile. now 40s to 50s. s is fo is -- sfo is 51. we have fog underneath that coast and inland fog. there is not much wind unless higher elevations. we'll have a hazy day. a few showers possible to the north. i just put that in there to cover myself. cloudy and cooler. 60s for some. 50s for others. after today we go back into a really fair pattern. night morning fog and otherwise it will be sunny. try. seven-ten day outlooks show no need for rain. >>> it's 6:51. tomorrow a woman is taking honda to cames court for false advertising of gas mileage claim. they want other honda owners to reject a lawsuit and file their own small claims court case. they would get about $200 while lawyers would take in about $8.5

and assembly more than four hundred members of the occupy movement were arrested saturday in downtown oakland as riot police use flash bang grenades chemical weapons and less lethal rubber coated steel bullets cracking down on an attempt to occupy a long abandoned city building an unknown number of patriots were hospitalized with injuries after the assault by oakland police at least four journalists were arrested the most since mayor bloomberg says midnight raid on zuccotti park last november all in all it was an ugly day in oakland saturday but the nationwide occupy wall street movement rebounded on sunday with solidarity marches across the nation within just twenty four hours marches were nice at least twenty seven cities in america from denver to to boston. new york city unfortunately many of these peaceful marches also ended in a rests and in washington d.c. today the nation's oldest and largest remaining occupations are in danger of themselves of being a victim at the behest of republicans in congress like former criminal darryl the national park service told demonstrators have been occu

at frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland. also in oakland, police are looking for a gun and that killed a five year-old boy. is this is video of the scene. the boy's parents on the talk of a truck where the shooting happened. the gunman came up, ordered food and as he was waiting he started shooting. dozens of people gathered at a local church to mourn the deaths of martinez and two other children. >> it is a sad day when you have three toddlers ever killed in one year. >> we need not just more police, we need more resources for young people in these neighborhoods to try and break the cycle. >>marty: police are searching for two persons of interest. >>marty: occupy protesters rang in the new year with a demonstration. the intersection of 14th and broadly-just broadway was temporarily shut down. >>marty: a squirrel monkey known as banana sam is back at the san francisco zoo. he was sound yesterday evening in stern grove, about 1 mi. from the zoo. a man as all the monkey rushed out of the bushes. he said he was able to get him i

southbound and northbound in front of the oakland coliseum and no major problems heading to downtown oakland at the bay bridge toll plaza and no major problems getting into the city and a nice drive on the y"i driving on 101, it is a nice start. and nice on the way to cupertino as well, let's go to steve. >>> thank you, very warm day for those around san rafael, it was 68 degrees and not today. it will still be okay, it will still be nice and we have some cooler weather beginning to move in so 64 in santa rosa. reason being, we had yesterday that east north breeze and that's the direction the wind is coming from, yesterday it was east to west and when you today into tomorrow and things start to tee crease as we head to the weekend. system to the north not much there up in eureka and crescent city, a lot of 30s there. some patchy fog is being reported inland and mainly fog is reported on the coast. this system will give us a cool down today and there are subtle hints around the 16th there will a pattern change. mostly sunny low fog cooler today, as we head to the weekend warmer. highs today w

. >> reporter: the occupy demonstration in downtown oakland started peacefully enough. >> talking about class is divisive? we heard that the group is heading over to the kaiser center to occupy that shuttered building and that is currently the direction we're heading. this man stopped along the way to enjoy a line of police in riot gear but minutes later the face-off began outside of the kaiser center where protesters were met with force by police. that attempt was thrwarted. >> we live in a police state. that is what i think about that. there should be a revolution in this country. >> reporter: then oak street turned into i virtually war-zone. protesters tried to get close to the police line, but were pushed back forcefully. :00 officers took it upon themselves to tear-gas and use rubber grenades obprotesters. as you can see with my face i was just shot with a beanbag. >> reporter: not all the protesters were peaceful. we watched as some through projectiles at police. officers then chased them down. we're in the second hour of a tense standoff between police and protesters. we are alre