. >>> the goal is to work for the entire city, still the occupied movement, yes. >>> and a red flag warnings, we will show you the damage the wind has caused in the past 24 hours. it stinks and tastes funny, find out about the drinking water and what is to blame. >>> sunole grade, not a bad commute, we will tell you about the morning commute and the bay weather. . >>> it is already the middle of the week, it is november 2nd, i am dave clark. >>> let's check in with sal, here is more. >>> right now traffic is doing well around the bay area, as you get a look at san rafael, 101 at the 580 interchange not bad at all. southbound 101 looks good into san francisco, let's go to steve. >>> we have mostly clear skies, the wind was the big warning overnight, we have a red flag warning which extended from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and it is not as bad up in napa county and areas close to that. atlas peak, that is at 1900 feet, 24 miles per hour, age lynn in napa and a few hours ago they were only 32 miles per hour. it looks like winds calmed down -- winds calmed down a little bit. >> extension of the red

the protesters now plan to try to shut down the entire city. "occupy oakland" organizers are calling for a city-wide strike of workers and students today. they plan a series of rallies ending with a march on the busy port of oakland at 5:00 p.m. the march is now having an impact on the nation's fifth busiest port. >> we've heard from one of them that they've decided to shut down and in their announcement there was some reference to the november 2nd action. >> some downtown businesses are shutting down today in a show of support of the occupy movement but other storeowners say they can't afford to do that. >>> 7:36. oakland police are bracing for what could be the city's biggest demonstration in years. the city's police union released this letter, opening questioning the leadership of mayor jean quan. many police officers say they are confused about how they should handle the demonstrators after the events of the past week. >> i think that we just need some clear, decisive leadership, make some decisions and stick with them whether they are right

. >> testament to her life and to the wonderful work she did for the entire city family was first, she always made sure that was the priority. expanded that to the entire city >> source of in for inspiration the idea of being available high place and yet humble. always available made us feel >> somebody a hero of mine going to miss her greatly my thoughts and prayers are with the family >> paying tribute to maggie daley today not just political elite paying respects to that of the chicagoans line up early helping to get a seat inside wanting to say goodbye to a woman who provided inspiration and hope to so many robert jordan outside of the church talking to everyday citizens who loved maggie daley >> just a citizen and a lover of maggie and mayor daley >> inseparable pair like hot dogs and buns butter and toast richard and maggie became extensions of each other after nearly 40 years to get their public figures when you saw one of them expected to see the other end 10 years ago near mythic status began a heroic battle against a dreaded demon breast cancer to make matters worse the disea

thank you for your leadership in making this happen for the entire city. the city is not alone with our agencies in our efforts to try to reduce carbon emissions and foster the grain economy. a number of leading environmental organizations have been leading the drive to push for the reduction of emissions increased susceptibility. one of those is the natural resources defense council. to talk about the bigger picture and context in which our goals fit into the bigger picture is the director -- deputy director. >> i am the deputy director for sustainable communities with the national resources defense council. it is one of the nation's largest environmental organizations. two of our highest priorities are curbing global warming and creating sustainable communities. we're honored to be here to recognize a leader in both areas. i want to commend the city for your remarkable efforts to fight climate change. when the california voters overwhelmingly rejected proposition 23 last year, a measure that would have delayed implementation of the global solutions at, we

it will give us a picture of the entire city, including all the municipal and state buildings. >> and that is the last point i would bring outup, we don't wano lose other advocates that we need on this. unlike city college, as you know, the president of the community college board is also very strong in community choice segregation. as soon as i brought this up with him, he said, how can you raise electricity rates on city college? we need to use the build-out work, use good scoping and a decade-long planne so we can goo the hospitals and schools and show them something that is going to work that is not going to hurt them. we don't necessarily have to put the full two cents like a flat tax on everybody. with the mta, we need to make sure that we are not rising electricity so high that we are discouraging transit. [chime] that is where the build-out is so important. >> good afternoon, commissioners. in support of raising their rates in reflecting the true cost of electricity. as he mentioned, revisiting the rates are essential to make sure that we reflect the true cost of electricity a

it probably has the largest opportunity for development in the entire city. what we're doing, we do the certification, we like to basically find the small businesses, identify them, certify that. we are also responsible, one person questioned who is looking after if i have a complaint about a contract, where do i go? you come to us. we will look into it for you. we will also work with the department's, and on the ordinance, the few things we talked about, i will be talking about profit payments for years. just like when you mail a package, you can go on line with the tracking system, that is the ultimate goal. the ultimate goal is to get there. it is basically your lifeline, there will get the payment as soon as possible. we have worked about alternative dispute resolution so that you don't have to pay an attorney. harlan kelly has been instrumental for bringing several people to the table and making sure that it has actually put together in a fashion that works for you guys. the departments are working very hard to break the contract as much as possible so t

we have an institution that sees the entire city as its campus and they have an opportunistic real estate program. this year, i think it will be taking in $275 million from tuition 199 million is federal money. there is no ceiling on their body. they will grow, grow, grow. the policy is to buy and use existing housing 10 town they are reducing demand that would only exists for that policy of unlimited growth. our goal going forward and i think the commissioners struck a good tone is to figure out a combination of regulations and incentives that get them to build new housing or convert buildings and to focus on certain areas that make sense with its high transit capacity. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i have two separate comments. i would like to make a comment about the academy of art. the more general comment about the institution like this seems to me that the current mayor has 8 jobs driven economic development strategy. this it needs to lead to jobs. we are encouraging institutional growth. this is a vibrancy to have cultural activities. we want to make sure that there are the hou

we have an institution that sees the entire city as its campus

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are calling for people across oakland to join planned rallies with the goal of shutting down the entire city. the strike is meant for the closure of schools, the closure of libraries and an unfair growing backlash. they are surrounding the end calm outside, business is down since the protest started. other businesses like the washington inn say they are losing customers because of the protesters downtown. >> they say it is all to the 1%, but what about the mother who has to cash a check who has to go to the doctors and needs to pay a bill and what happens if the banks are not open? >>> some businesses have cut back hours and even had to lay off people in the last few weeks. >>> in just a few hours, two- year-old couldn't joined twins will undergo a risky operation to be set rated. they spent yesterday trick or treating in palo alto the sisters were born joined in the chest and abdomen a team of doctors and nurses are expected to last nine hours. >> across the whole front of the abdomen, it is the longest dimension you can imagine and the thickest dimension, so it is a big area that needs to

administrator and i will do our best to do what we have to do to return the plaza to use of the entire city and do it in a way that it doesn't cause further harm to citizens or the city. >> a young man was murdered and died in front of my eyes today. for that to be here, associated with this encampment is absolutely unacceptable. and we need to hear are the mayor right now. they will try to put pressure on mayor quan. but quan said for her part that some people are not open to the idea of leaving. there is a dialogue going on. but she said that she can't give a whole lot of detail about that. >> it is 4:34. video clashes between protesters and police at uc berkeley are going viral. now some students say police are confronting them when they're not protesting. campus police stopped them on wednesday as they were walking across campus. >> they called out, hey, stop. i said, you have no right to stop me. that's when the six of them surrounded me and one of the officers put my arm behind my back and twisted my wrist. campus police say they stop people because nonstudents are not allowed to have

they called for a general strike across the entire city. today thousands of oakland residents took to the streets for what were reportedly, reportedly by local press calling these things the largest demonstration in the east bay since the days of the vietnam war. and in the east bay, that's where berkeley is. they know something about demonstrations against the vietnam war. the occupy oakland demonstrators along with hundreds of students teachers, nurses, marched through downtown gathering at the banks and set to culminate tonight at the port of oakland, the fifth biggest port in the country, one of the major conduits of imports from china into our country. the oakland police remained mostly on the sidelines today. a number of local businesses including some of those banks just closed their doors today. some city and port workers were sent home early today. oakland school district reported that 18% of the city's teacher force joined the strike today. but, again, this is not a labor strike. this is not a specific strike against a specific or

legislation as a district-elected supervisors, even though this is legislation that impacts the entire city in the future of health care in san francisco for many years to come. i think it is possible to do both. it is definitely possible. >> let's talk about budgets. the city is faced with tough budget decisions. including where to make cuts and whether or not to increase taxes. how will he make these tough choices -- will you make these tough choices? supervisor campos: the budget is the most important policy document that the city can pass. it reflects the priorities of city government. i believe we have to be creative in how we look at the issue of the budget. it is important for me that certain things happen. i think that public safety has to be a priority in the budget, the public safety cannot be compromised to save a few dollars. but i think the public safety goes beyond funding the police department and the fire department, as important as that is. it includes funding violence prevention programs, after- school programs so someone has -- and people have something to do after school

legislation as a district-elected supervisors, even though this is legislation that impacts the entire city in the future of health care in san francisco for many years to come. i think it is possible to do both. it is definitely possible. >> let's talk about budgets. the city is faced with tough budget decisions. including where to make

this stunned the entire city of vallejo. he was father, a marine, a coach. flowers are here. there was a sign on the lobby door saying it's closed due to an emergency. this is where james worked for 19 years. r he was shot and killed yesterday responding to ab bank robbery. police have spotted the getaway car and followed it. he used his patrol car to stop the car. the suspect ran. he was working by himself. other officers arrived and heard three or four shots down in a backyard. he was 45 years old. he was the type of goi who took in two children when her parents died and had three daughters of his own. >> i still gt chills up and down my back. it's pretty hard. >> police say he did not fire his gun. yesterday police arrested a man in the neighborhood. haven't said much about him. they're saying they are not looking for anyone else. however there will be a briefing about this later this morning. of course, we'll be there for that. live in vallejo, i'm christie smith. jon and laura, back to you. >>> alcohol may not have killed a 14-year-old santa rosa girl found dead at a slu

i think my district is emblematic of the entire city. you can find every political perspective you can possibly want in district 3. oftentimes, the interests of my district and the city are aligned. i do not have to think about those differences quite as often as some of my colleagues may have to. >> let's talk about the budget situation. we have been faced with some tough budget decisions again, including where to make cuts and whether or not to increase taxes. how will you approached these hard choices? >> our budget is one of the very top challenges facing city government right now. over each of the years i have served, we have had to balance budget deficits that were around $500 million. this year, we're facing another budget deficit of almost $400 million. fortunately in recent years, we have had some ability to do some one-time budgeting tricks that allow us to balance the budget that do not exist this year. in past years, we've received federal stimulus money. we received more monies from the state government. last year our labor u

said before and i will say again, the puc is probably one of the most important agencies in the entire city. it is part of our urban life support system and i think a lot of people forget that very essential fact that we could not live on as little tip of the peninsula with up the services provided by this agency. over the past few months, we have had a new liaison who is new. she has taken this job bond with a great deal of enthusiasm. i appreciated since i have a day job and cannot be following this stuff on a daily basis. thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, let me give this information that i think is very important. i was yesterday at a land use meeting where the navy gave a presentation, the united states navy gave a presentation where they are talking about a very, very contaminated area that they desire to tap. that means to put a 2 inch plastic and put some dirt over it. this is for your information. some of view are old enough to know about midway village by geneva. i see one person nodding. hopefully this information can be given to the commissioners. they went ahead and ca

i think my district is emblematic of the entire city. can find every political perspective you can possibly want in district 3. oftentimes, the interests of my district and the city are aligned. i do not have to think about those differences quite as often as some of my colleagues may have to. >> let's talk about the budget situation. we have been faced with some tough budget decisions again, including where to make cuts and whether or not to increase taxes. how will you approached these hard choices? >> our budget is one of the very top challenges facing city government right now. over each of the years i have served, we have had to balance budget deficits

we are going to honor this man that has given his life for the well being for this entire city. >> nowicer capoot is survived by his wife and three daughters. a trust fund for them has been set up at bank of the west. a funeral service will be held next wednesday at vallejo high. >>> oakland police are looking for a hit and run driver that seriously injured a bicyclist. that happened on international boulevard. the impact of the crash left the bike in pieces. the victim was take ton the hospital -- was taken to the hospital with serious head injuries. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >>> time now is 4:38. tonight, the chp launches its annual thanksgiving holiday crack down. mothers against drunk driving says the wednesday before thanksgiving is traditionally one of the worst nights for excessive drinking. the highways patrol maximum enforcement period begins at 6:00 tonight and goes through midnight on sunday. >>> if you are look for ways to stay off the roads this thanksgiving, amtrak is extending its service. the train that usually stops at jacqueline station

it will give us a picture of the entire city, including all the municipal and state buildings. >> and that is the last point i would bring outup, we don't wano lose other advocates that we need on this. unlike city