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they want to put that on the church leader and the bus driver who is suppose to be elias abuelazam evictednew year. now a few weeks ago in west oakland, they took over a foreclosed property, wu the homeownerrer later said she did not give them permission. but events like today's rally in san francisco, new york, and oakland, they were all organized by the homeowners on more traditional labor groups. some are planning to march down the banks and demand loan modifications. >>> it affects everyone in their homes and their schools, their children, their day-to- day life, they are waiting for the sheriff to come in and throw them out of the house. >> reporter: they say the foreclosure crisis has already left about 6 million americans out of their homes, putting another 5 million at risk. now coming up at noon, we'll be talking to some of the folks over at the bayville district to find out how they got into the mess that they are currently in. we are live in san francisco. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you, tara. the occupy camp in berkeley is growing and that is causing some concerns for stude