. >>> frank ogala plaza was raided, giving people a chance to leave before they moved in. christie smith joins us from there. >> reporter: oakland police still have the entire plaza blocked off here while they go through all the things that were left behind after this raid. i tell you, this was hundreds of police officers from everywhere. they surrounded the protesters. they were shoulder to shoulder. protesters don't like how it went down. interim police chief says he's pleased. at 4:30, okay laakland police r up in riot gear. first, there were warnings, then they moved in to break up the tent city at frank ogala plaza, known as occupy oakland. >> they pushed people here and this way and tear gassed. all the media left. everyone had to leave. that's right when they raided. >> reporter: police say they deployed tear gas after they were pelted with bottles. after two notices to evacuate, the raid was on. some left on their own as the camp was surrounded. >> we did not use flash bang, m 1,000 and m 80 firecrackers were being thrown at the officers right by the kitchen area.

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that is planned for saturday out here at frank ogala plaza.he city is saying that people can gather between 6:00 al a.m. and 10:00 p.m. but they don't want any tents or any camping. i do have a copy of the notice this morning. the one thing that's interesting is it doesn't say when they have to leave or anything like that. it seems like people are more interested on if the police are out here. >> thank you for the update. it is 5:34 now. we are hearing a chilling series of 911 tapes for inside a cupertino quarry. that is where disgruntled employee went on the shooting spree back on october 5th. what you're about to hear are the wounded men at the quarry describing the scene. >> people are dying. >> can you get to any of these people? >> there's one right here. he's wounded. >> you guys have any kind of cloths, any kind of towels? >> i mean, no. there's blood all over. no cloth is going to stop what's going on right here. have you r seen a massacre? >> horrible. the 911 tapes were released yesterday. the killer shot nine people. allmanned to es

standing across the street grabbed metal barricades and set them up around the entire perimeter of frank ogala still doing that now. i saw a couple of officers going in. one took down an american flag that was hanging upside down here at the encampment. there are couches. tables, chairs. all just sitting in the plaza where people have been set up since october 10th for occupy oakland. they had an idea that police might move in. all of the sudden, very quickly, oakland police moved in. we've seen badges from all over since we had a a chance to get closer to them. we saw the police department here. quite a bit of activity. some o the protesters walking by. we've seen quite a few people let out of here in the plastic handcuffs. we spoke with one protester who said she was pushed across the street. she's concerned about those who were arrested. some people out this way. they bring a majority of people the other way. we have no idea what the condition of our cam comrades are right now. >> i want to show you one thing police are doing keeping an eye on the perimeter. protesters were here as well. th

the group returned to camp here at frank ogala plaza. in a statement the city said it was looking into reports of vandalism and graffiti. one demonstrator gave his name as max. he said after the raid they're feeling much more organized now that they're back. >> it means the occupy wall street movement has a lot of momentum. i think maybe the energy was tenser last week because people -- there was a lot of uncertainty on what would happen. >> now there is also a press conference planned for 4:00 this afternoon in advance of the general strike. it's going to be at a number of locations. not just downtown oakland so it should be a very interesting day. i'm christie smith. back to you guys in san jose. >> the iraq war veteran seriously injured when police raided the occupy oakland camp last week, we're happy to report, should be making a full recovery. he was first listed in critical condition but has since been upgraded the fair. this weekend his roommate said he suffered damage to the speed center of his brain. santa clara officials are be

they are gathering as you said on the edge of frank ogala plaza. this is 14th and broadway. this area was recently reopened by police. as you can see protestors are moving in there. they told us they were going to have quote a meeting. that appears to be what's happening so far. in the meantime the mayor jean quan who was out of town until last night made her first public statement. they was pleased with yesterday's morning operation to clean out the park but troubled by what she saw last night. oik land mayor jean quan is defending her police force. they used excessive force among mostly peaceful officers. >> you have police officers 99 percent who took a lot of abuse yesterday but under chief jordan's leadership she has been trying to reestablish that connection with the community. yesterday was a sad day for us. >> last night they shot numerous rounds of tear gas. one man was struck in the head by a canister flash grenade or other projectile fired police. those who were among themselves say the police response was excessive. the bean bags rubber bullets were fired on the