this morning they are on the other side of frank ogawa plaza. about two dozen of them are in sleeping bags. they say they are not sleeping because technically they are not supposed to be sleeping there. there are sleeping bags that dot the other side of frank ogawa plaza. they have a food and first aid station set up there. >> since quan is still having her police beer good day going out and doing this, we are going to come out in full force. >> reporter: meaning we could see frank ogawa plaza occupied again? is that your goal? >> it never stopped being occupied. >> reporter: so occupy oakland says that their efforts last night to set up a tent were part of a 24 hour vigil in support of a dozen occupiers being arrested for essentially squatting at a foreclosed home that is on tenth street in oakland. coming back here live you can see that on the other side of the plaza from where we are is where the sleeping bags and the first aid stations are set up. and then crossing the plaza over here on the other side reporting live in oakland noelle walker

they've been moved, as you know, from frank ogawa plaza, their encampment was cleared out several weeks ago. they feel this is another move where they can make a mark and they are doing just that tonight. we'll send it back to you guys. >> all right, thank you very much, jodi hernandez reporting live from frank ogawa applause intra. let's turn to elise kirschner at the port. we've seen live pictures of hundreds of people walking toward the port. what is the situation where you are right now? >> reporter: as you can see the protesters have not arrived here. and there were about a dozen or so officers in riot gear. they just took off five minutes ago, we're not sure where they went. i want to show you video of marchers coming from the west oakland bart station. again, to the port. their goal is to try to prevent workers from starting the night shift here. because occupy protesters say they want to cut into the profits of corporations that run the docks. apparently they've already been successful in doing that. we've just been able to speak to representatives at the longshore and warehouse

you're taking a lock now live at frank ogawa plaza. by the light of day, you can see that there's nothing here really except what essentially a mud patch because the city cleared out all the grass from the last occupation camp. the only thing we've seen across the plaza itself is a bunch of brats scurrying around this morning. we're walking to the other side right now because the tree sitters aren't the only ones here. there is a group about two dozen people over on this side. they're set up with sleeping bags, they have food station, they have a first aid station. they say that they -- they say though have permission to be here. they can't be sleeping here technically. so you see kind of the sleeping bags all over the brick here. they say they're not sleeping, they're just here in their sleeping bags overnight. last night they set up a tent here on frank ogawa plaza in solidarity with a dozen protestors who were arrested on 10th street last night for occupying a foreclosed home. they essentially say that they have never left, though y

we're on the other side of frank ogawa plaza. they have food operation set up and a medic operation and they have people that patrol this area at night on the other side of the people that are up and working at the moment are people in sleeping bags. no tents. about two dozen of them in colored blobs along the sidewalk. they say they have permits to be there and have been here since they cleared out frank ogawa plaza. take a look at frank ogawa plaza it's basically a mud pit at the moment with a few scattered rats quite frankly we have seen scurrying back and forth. occupy oakland says they are here to stay whether it's over here in the tents or not tents excuse me sleeping bags or way over there sleeping in the trees. reporting live in oakland. >>> we are following overnight news in oakland. police are look for suspects in a drive by -- drive-by shooting. bullets from a passing car hit an 18-year-old man. the victim drove a short distance where he stumbled in the street. he's now listed in stable condition. it's not clear what l

they came from frank ogawa plaza. marched two miles down here. if you look behind here, there are four trucks stopped here right now. basically, the people who marched here take responsibility for that. you heard noelle discuss that in her piece also. there's a group extending out. it's been really peaceful, but the march down here, they were talking about they were closing down the port. they were also talking about a march for education and to end wars. they basically wanted to do it together. we have a war veteran who suffered a head injury during a police occupy encampment. he was leaving the charge with the people, you can see they're basically out here all night. many people were here earlier. they basically marched down here from two different areas and frank ogawa plaza. they say they plan to be down here for several hours. we found there's another occupy march on wednesday. they're basically going to march from lei knee college. out here live, they're having a good time. basically, a joyous time. to problems whatsoever. allowed to cars t

you can see them in this is video at frank ogawa plaza. they're handing out fliers and trying to drum up support. there is no were just get on with the city plans to reduce in response. leaders have been pleading with protestors to reconsider. here is a rundown on what is scheduled for occupy oakland tomorrow. several rallies and marches are planned. at 3:00 a.m. there will be a rally at frank ogawa plaza. if protesters will head back to the port at 4:00 p.m.. the last march is set to take place at 5:00 p.m.. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside this morning. a panoramic look at san francisco. there is some cloud cover out there. >>janu: the answer is the clouds are coming in. the increase in cloud cover you can see here in mt. tam. the cloud cover is helping to keep things warmer this morning compared to yesterday's freezing temperatures. janu >> satellite and radar is showing increasing cloud cover headed our with. if we could see some pop up sprinkles but for the most part itches of the of forklift the afternoon highs will be mild. mid

we're live at frank ogawa plaza in oakland. it is very quiet right now, but we'll continue to monitor the situation, reporting live, oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> and the three month celebration turned tense today, police say they arrested about 50 occupy protesters hoping to set up the new camp site on the empty church lot, the trinity church had asked protesters not to trespass on the property. but officials say a dozen people climbed on to the lots today. >>> and today, retailers cut prices, for super saturday, to help the bottom line, typically, super saturday is the saturday before christmas, but because that day falls on christmas eve, many stores are rolling out discounts soon, it appears many are waiting for them. the average shopper completed less than half of their shopping by december 14th. hayward city officials want you to spend your holiday shopping dollars in their city. and they're putting their money where their mouth is, if you spend more than 100 there tonight or tomorrow you can get a special gift

. >>> it has been more than two weeks since the members of the occupy oakland can't left frank ogawa. we talked more about when they think customers will come back to the area. >>> and the man who pleaded guilty to stealing a picasso pled not guilty to other charges today. mark lugo was sentenced here, then sent to new york. prosecutors there say he stole at least six works of art worth hundreds of thousands. the picasso was later recovered and the other art was found in his apartment in new jersey. >>> and a richmond man convicted in a deadly freeway shooting receiving a sentence of 50 years to life. 20-year-old brian king young was convicted of second degree murder for killing 25-year-old rhonda white. she was driving on the state when she was shot and killed, four passengers wounded. a second person was convicted and sentenced to 36 years to life. >>> and the department of justice released the annual homicides in california report. the data shows the rate for 100,000 people went down by almost 8% last year, compared to 2009. the total number of homicides in 2010 was 1809, down fro

. >>> it has been more than two weeks since the members of the occupy oakland can't left frank ogawa. we talked more about when they think customers will come back to the area. >>> and the man who pleaded guilty to stealing a picasso pled not guilty to other charges today. mark lugo was sentenced here, then sent to new york. prosecutors there say he stole at least six works of art worth hundreds of thousands. the picasso was later recovered and the other art was found in his apartment in new jersey. >>> and a richmond man convicted in a deadly freeway shooting receiving a sentence of 50 years to life. 20-year-old brian king young was convicted of second degree murder for killing 25-year-old rhonda white. she was driving on the state when she was shot and killed, four passengers wounded. a second person was convicted and sentenced to 36 years to life. >>> and the department of justice released the annual homicides in california report. the data shows the rate for 100,000 people went down by almost 8% last year, compared to 2009. the total number of homicides in 2010 was 1809, down fro

according to one occupy website this morning, a group is going to be meeting tonight at 5:00 at frank ogawalaza in front of city hall. what they're doing, apparently they're considering taking a building for social use, sleeping space and they're saying that that might happen next month, january 28th at ogawa plaza. you may recall there was a lot of back and forth with the city and the police department over that encampment, whether it would be allowed or not. it seemed that what they came up with was that assembling was fine but camping was not. i did call the police department to see if they are aware of this and has not yet heard back. live in oakland, christie smith, jon and marla, back to you. >> what seems to be interesting to me is it's not visible from the street. >> reporter: no, it's not at all. in fact, there are several tell strigs trucks out here and we were all circling this. we had the location but couldn't find it. they're basically behind this fence here. it's a vacant lot. there's a street that runs through it and they're on the far side, like i said, about 13 tents. they

they marched there from frank ogawa plaza. you are looking live at that picture, you can see the golf snelling as out. date regrouped at frank ogawa plaza and marched towards the court just moments ago. some of them are still on the move drying to get to the floor fury if this is a situation that started early this morning at about 530 a sec when they grow cover protesters, a couple hundred of them started from downtown oakland making a march towards the ongoing effort from the occupy can sign this draft business and operations and suppress the so-called 1%. this has been going on across the western seaboard. as far north as anchorage, alaska. there have even been some sports shutdown in texas. the movement, as you can see is still strong. there was some skepticism as far as how much support for the occupy movement would get for, this aphid's several weeks ago when estimates of several thousand people, that was at the height of the occupy movement. we're going to take a short break in to be right back. >>grant: welcome back to

to set the table, many gathered at frank ogawa plaza this afternoon and then they started marching, first heading to the west oakland bart station, from there to the port of oakland. right now they are at third which is close to the port of oakland. they are trying to shut down port operations. there is debate about whether they were successful earlier today. the port said things were still moving along but the demonstrators said they shut down the port. so again live pictures here from news chopper 2 of protesters on the march. we will continue following this story as it continues to develop during this newscast and on www.ktvu.com. for the most part the protests have been peaceful so far. sometimes things can change when the sun goes down. noelle walker is here now with what authorities are doing to prepare for round 2 of the demonstrations. >> reporter: we are outside birth 55 and 56, till 5 minutes ago across the street there was a line of sheriff deputies lining up, and 5 minutes ago they jumped in a bus and headed north here. we might be able to see where they were headed. they look

this shooting was on november 10th at frank ogawa plaza.een staying in one of the occupy tents. he was found and kentucky. >>marty: still to come, jurors in dusky speaking out against the 40 counts against them cherry sandusky--. >>ysabel: jerry we will hear from him. >> looking at the gusting winds. that is the san mateo bridge. we will be back b this is droid razr by motorola. the droid that proves thin is no longer frail. diamond-cut spun aluminum, a face reinforced with gorilla glass, and a backplate made kevlar-strong. inside, it's covered with water-repellent nano-coating. it's the thinnest 4g lte smartphone. powered by verizon, this droid is too powerful to fall in the wrong hands. >>marty: 9:16 welcome back you can see not one cloud from the horizon. >>ysabel: let us check and with janu. >>janu: thank you, we have a combination of high pressure and low pressure we're right in the center. that high wind will continue to stay into effect until 10:00 a.m. indicated by the blue. a hills could see 20 m.p.h. gusting up to 50 m.p.h. downed

demonstrators used frank ogawa plaza to meet and plan that move. they agreed to move here, meet as a group and they say that this morning they were successful in disrupting service and what they wanted to do, again, today was to have a crowd large enough so police would have difficulty making arrests. what they wanted to do now is gather on 7th street then march down 7th street to the port. again we saw between 150-200 people to swroin the group. we'll continue to follow this story and provide updates throughout the newscast. >> in long beach, 400 marched in the rain to the nation's second busiest port. they do not try to shut down facility. they target a dock partially owned by giant investment firm and there about 80 blocked a road, four people were arrested tlchl officials say operations were not affected by demonstrations. >> and occupy san jose is holding a skmar rally of its own in solidarity with the shut down. a demonstration underway right now in front of the wells fargo bank this, comes on the same day that the san jose sent out compromis

honoring protesters of the world from tahrir square to frank ogawa plaza we'll be right back here. >>> a lot of ugs turn to the internet for daily activities but that doesn't mean we always trust what we find. 15% of the users say they find only a small portion of information reliable. the survey found the mistrust is true when it comes to social networks. however, 79% of the users did find reliable content and established media outlets. that percentage mirror what's is found in 2003 when they looked at this question. >> and a local restaurant is paying a suspect tribute to bob hope, unveiling a unique display. it is one of the iconic outfists. the restaurant paid tribute to other entertainers. plan is to set up a museum with movie memorabilia with films somehow linked to san francisco. and thanks for the memories, bob hope. >> yes. yes. worth making a trip. >> we'll be right back. blp [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made

. >>> oakland frank ogawa plaza was removed. three wooden platforms put up by the demonstrators. occupy activists and occupy trees as part of their ongoing protest. >>> the newest occupy encampment, you can see it's a makeshift boat. this afternoon, police told ktvu news they plan to contact sometime in the near future. they told us they hope more people show up to get an armada going. >>> today, volunteers began collecting signatures for jean kwan. the election for a new mayor would be held at the same time. the voters were divided on the need for a new mayor. >> this woman has done nothing, nothing at all. >> i don't think the occupy movement is the answer. i think recalling the mayor right now is the answer. >> mayor kwan's office didn't respond to but has called a recall effort in the past. >>> parking meters, the finance committee had a grace period for overstaying time limits. new policy impose into effect immediately. councilwoman told us she wants people to shop locally without having to worry about getting a ticket. >>> for many couples, getting a sperm bank is good and

police approved the use of tear gas on occupy protesters in the days before a violent clash near frank ogawa plaza back on october 25th. operational plans for the raid show the department authorized using chemical agents to disburse crowds if it is needed. two investigations are now underway into this raid on the 25th of october. >>> and a small group of tree sitters who were part of the occupy protest have been evicted. they dismantled objects in the sycamore trees. the tree sitter was not there when they took over the structure. >>> and a peace deal, the city says it will drop all civil charges against the demonstrators. that's if they agree not to set up their tents outside of city hall for the next two years. the city attorney offered the deal and three have agreed to accept the deal. stay with ktvu channel 2 news for the very latest on the occupy demonstration. you can also follow the movement on ktvu.com. >>> cell phone cck sheriffs have arrested a man in connection with a homicide last night near walnut creek. the victim identified as jeffrey mead patterson of hayward was found just a

that was because of an improm tour march from o-- frank ogawa plaza. the meeting starts at 5:00. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> well, stocks are surging on wall street. there is encouraging signs out of europe after consumer coosh consumer confidence grew unexpectedly in germany and spain pummed off a debt option and there's more evidence the u.s. will avoid slipping into another recession soon. the dow was up 329. that's up almost 3%. the nasdaq is up 3%. s&p is up. we'll take another look at the numbers at 2 12:25. >>> president obama called on house republicans to act on the issue of extending a payroll tax cut. the house this morning officially rejected a senate measure that would have renewed the cuts for 60 days. they want a longer-term solution and they want the senate to come back from vacation to work out a compromise. >> we reject kicking the can down for 60 days. it's an unworkable solution. >> what any are really trying to do -- what they are really trying to do is -- those issues have nothing to do with this. >> harry reid said he will not

why they took over oakland's frank ogawa plaza. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, queen ma >>> investigators say alcoholay have played a role in the death of a woman who plunged off the queen mary and died. she fell over at the pier in long beach last night. investigators say it appears to have been an accident. witnesses say the 26-year-old was arguing with her boyfriend when she slipped and fell 75 feet into shallow water. the boyfriend immediately jumped into the water trying to save her. so did a queen mary tour guide and two long beach police officers. >>> oakland is debating about whether to allow popular food trucks to roll into town. john ramos reports on how the city is trying to please the lunch crowd and still not hurt regular restaurants. >> burgers for two. >> reporter: oakland's frank ogawa plaza was occupied by a different group at this lunchtime. this time, it was the foodies. several gourmet food trucks were allowed to set up in the plaza to show public demand and to raise public support for a proposal before the city council to permit the production legally -- to permit the trucks to l

and marching from frank ogawa plaza here to the port. later this morning they have a press conference to reveal what they have planned and how they plan to go about doing it. frank, back to you. >> all right, anser hassan live for us over at the port of oakland this morning, thanks. >>> no tents this morning at the "occupy sf" site at justin herman plaza or up the street on the 101 marketplace. police kept watch as a few dozen protestors gathered last night outside the federal reserve bank nearby. there was one medical call to the area, apparently nothing serious though. >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story out of europe. italian police say a package bomb exploded at a tax collection office in rome. it happened early this morning. police say the person opening the package suffered injuries to their hands and their eyes. >>> u.s. stock futures point toward a higher open this morning. the fallout over europe's debt crisis is affecting world markets. asian stocks closed lower today and in early trading in europe markets were mi

a rally will be held near frank ogawa plaza near 14th street and broadway followed by another march to the port. additional march at 5 p.m. from the west oakland bart station to the port. in southern california occupy l.a. protesters have ended a four hour demonstration at the port of long beach. police made one arrest as 200 gathered near a shipping terminal. demonstrators briefly blocked a major roadway, but caused no major disruptions port of long beach is the nation's second busiest behind the port of -- >>> police arrested 39 protesters during the demonstration on campus november 9th. that same clash led the charge as police used excessive force on peaceful demonstrators. today a group called by any means necessary call on cal chancellor to drop all charges filed against protesters after the melee. >> the criminal charges are being used to chill the free speech rights of these young heroic fighters for civil rights. >> the group also repeated its demand for his resignation claiming he condoned and tolerated the beating of peaceful protesters. he has previously issued an apology. t

because it seems like the city not going to do it >> reporter: you are looking now at video of frank ogawa plaza on november 22nd, that is how the last occupy camp came to be removed. police moved in after the city decided that location was no longer viable. as far as this location, police know of it. think came out after neighbors called yesterday. the officers did come here but they confirm that it is right property and they are not going to do anything unless the owners come forward and ask for the "trespassers to be removed." the occupiers say they weren't able to find tax assessment records of this land so they don't know hot owners are. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the occupy movement has set up camp in iowa where the republican presidential caucus is set for next tuesday. occupiers want to turn the vote into what they call a raucous caucus planning protests at candidate events and polling stations. organizers say they want to an individual the homeless and violent aspects and concentrate and change. gop candidates are fanning out around the state today. >>> broken water main causi

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from our reporters, team of reporters out covering and following the movement, they gathered at frank ogawa plaza at 4:00 this afternoon and marched down towards the port of oakland where they are vowing to shut it down and block the truckers from the getting in. they are calling for food and water. looking like a long night in front of the port of oakland. we will follow the occupy protestors during this newscast and online on www.ktvu.com. click on occupy protestors on our home page. >> pg&e says it's cage and unlawful but some are taking matters into their own hands. ktvu's maureen naylor is live with the threat the residents are facing. >> reporter: pg&e sent this letter to 16 residents who had their smart meters removed. it warns if they don't replace it they will have their electricity shut off. >> reporter: she has been concerned about losing her power since receiving this letter last week. >> if we don't hear from you we will discontinue your service. >> the letter comes after she and a dozen others returned their smart meter last week after hiring a electrician to remove the device

one group left from frank ogawa plaza. second group left from the west oakland bart station. their presence disrupted operations at the port. sources say earlier this morning the protestors who were left here took a vote, declared victory and went home at 3 a.m. of the we did talk to one of the leftover protestors this morning asked him what happened next. >> i don't think so. i don't know. as far as what the plan is, you know, when -- this is 45-degree weather in 40-degree weather in oakland at9:00 at night there were thousands of people here. >> reporter: two people were arrested for blocking trucks and refusing to obey police orders. a driver says the gate at the port are about to open at 6 a.m. so hopefully they will be able to get in. hopefully the longshoremen are reporting for work. >> thank you, gil diaz. >>> while this protest was peaceful, the use of tear gas against "occupy oakland" protestors in october had been approved prior to their confrontation at frank ogawa plaza. the "associated press" obtained documents showing the police department authorizing use of che

a rally will be held near frank ogawa plaza near 14th street and broadway followed by another march to the port. additional march at 5 p.m. from the west oakland bart station to the port. in southern california occupy l.a. protesters have ended a four hour demonstration at the port of long beach. police made one arrest as 200 gathered near a shipping terminal. demonstrators briefly blocked a major roadway, but caused no major disruptions port of long beach is the nation's second busiest behind the port of -- >>> police arrested 39 protesters during the demonstration on campus november 9th. that same clash led the charge as police used excessive force on peaceful demonstrators. today a group called by any means necessary call on cal chancellor to drop all charges filed against protesters after the melee. >> the criminal charges are being used to chill the free speech rights of these young heroic fighters for civil rights. >> the group also repeated its demand for his resignation claiming he condoned and tolerated the beating of peaceful protesters. he has previously issued an apology. t

one of those protestors coming from frank ogawa plaza. a lot of prominent people at the protest last night. we talked to one of the protestors who was hanging out this morning, what's next for the morning and here's what he had to tell us. >> i don't think so. i don't know. as far as what the plan is, you know, when this is 45-degree weather in 40-degree weather in oakland at 9:00 at night, there were maybe 1500, 2,000 people here. >> reporter: i did speak to a police lieutenant from oakland police department this morning. he tells me that this group behind me which was here about a half hour ago was the only and biggest group here this morning. there was a smaller group about a quarter mile from here at another berth but they have also dispersed so it looks like that perhaps things are subsiding here at the port. as for the workers, one of the protestors who you just heard from told me that he thinks that the morning longshoreman shift have been told to go home. he says he saw them being given slips to be excused for the morning. so perh

demise of the first and largest -- right here, first and largest "occupy" oakland encampment at frank ogawa plaza in front of city hall raided on november 14. the group also occupied snow park near lake merritt for a few days but, of course, they were kicked out there was, as well. now, the whole "occupy" movement to remind you start as a protest over unemployment and corporate greed and government policies that allowed those things to go on. and it has certainly grown to encompass other social issues. we'll see how long it takes police to kick these people out of here. we're not sure who owns that land in that island. but we'll certainly be finding more out about that throughout the day. >> has there been any word from city officials? is there a police presence there at all or is it just the "occupy" campers? >> reporter: just the "occupy" campers. the newspaper broke the story the "oakland tribune" broke this story last night that they had moved in here and i saw a lot of scuttlebutt on twitter about it. but no police response yet at all. >> scuttlebutt. good news term. [ laughter ] >> re

they say they will show up carrying umbrellas at frank ogawa plaza. it comes after the occupiers tried to put up tents. priss cited people for placing brumes on the ground -- police cited people for placing umbrellas on the ground there. "the chronicle" reports the cost of police overtime alone in this matter has reached more than $500,000. the public works department spent about $37,000 for cleanup of justin herman plaza. and the parks department has spent $50,000 to help repair damage left behind. police cleared out the encampment almost two weeks ago. >>> coming up -- new information about last week's deadly officer-involved shooting in san francisco. what we're learning about the man who was killed. >>> plus -- a mostly sunny start to the holiday week. but will it last? steve paulson has our forecast. >>> it's time to stop the nonsense. we can resolve these differences. >>> more tension on capitol hill over the payroll tax cut. why house republicans say the senate's version of the bill is dead on arrival. >>> authorities in san francisco have iden

at 3:00 p.m., a rally at frank ogawa plaza. after that, they planned to march to the court. it's there is a final porch from the west oakland bart stations if police say that more officers will be on standby. >>vicki: oakland mayor jean quan says she wants the courts to remain open. she says that the port generates more than 73,000 jobs in the region. >>vicki: dozens of people have been clear from outside of the federal building. 55 people were arrested. craig skalar has more on the confrontations. >>craig: police raided the occupy san francisco encampment clearing up this sidewalk in front of the building making it clear that we have seen the last of the tents and sleeping bags. >> things went smoothly. there were a number of arrests. some of our officers were spat upon. we took the appropriate action. >> by daylight, the walkway was clear. police standing guard for a bid to their word to make sure the kampf did not come back. this guide was arrested and later to be released. >> we're still going to camp. we should not have to ask permission to sleep in a public space. the

now, what you're looking at here is the demise of the first and largest "occupy" encampment at frank ogawa plaza. that was in front of city hall raided on november 14. the group also occupied snow park near lake merritt for a few days. but they were kicked out of there, as well. so we'll see how long this camp is allowed to stand. we cannot determine right now who owns this land. it's just kind of a triangle in the middle of peralta and mandela here in west oakland. but they say they don't care who owns it, they're staying. >> anne, it seems like it took them a while to find a location. we haven't seen a camp for a couple of weeks. >> reporter: that's right. it's almost been a month that "occupy" hasn't had any sort of encampment here in oakland. but there was always talk on twitter trying to find a new location and here it is. >> thank you. >>> governor brown in the meantime trying to drum up support for his ideas to higher taxes. the governor plans to ask voters for $7 billion in new taxes and part of that would be through a temporary half cent sales tax hike. he also wants to raise inco

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because it seems like the city not going to do it >> reporter: you are looking now at video of frank ogawa plaza on november 22nd, that is how the last occupy camp came to be removed. police moved in after the city decided that location was no longer viable. as far as this location, police know of it. think came out after neighbors called yesterday. the officers did come here but they confirm that it is right property and they are not going to do anything unless the owners come forward and ask for the "trespassers to be removed." the occupiers say they weren't able to find tax assessment records of this land so they don't know hot owners are. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the occupy movement has set up camp in iowa where the republican presidential caucus is set for next tuesday. occupiers want to turn the vote into what they call a raucous caucus planning protests at candidate events and polling stations. organizers say they want to an individual the homeless and violent aspects and concentrate and change. gop candidates are fanning out around the state today. >>> broken water main causi

the map that three blood and there is a rally at frank ogawa plaza after that they plan a march into the pork at 4:00 p.m..--to the port is the normal progress at 4:00 p.m. to area 3 role of a good for the california highway patrol confirm that more officers will be present to handle possibility of crowding around highways in the area. >>james: we continue our team coverage of the story of how this will affect traffic around the bay area. >>erica: good morning james, so far so good i am not tracking any delays but that is because at 5:30 a.m. the protesters are expected to meet at the west oakland bart station we could see delays beginning at about 5:30 a.m.. >> also said that they will carpool and take a lot of cars. we could see some extra traffic on the freeway as well. like i said, no delays but we will march in this drive the morning. though the expected delays could begin as early as 5:30 a.m.. on to other traffic around the bay area, the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza we have a nice and easy ride no problems to contend with. traffic is moving at the limit and up the inc

one month after being uprooted by police from frank ogawa plaza, occupy oakland has set up camp again in west oakland. there are more than a dozen tents occupying the area dubbed the cypress triangle. >> persistent enough. we have something worth saying, and say it well. then you need a place to do that. >> the group will be meeting tonight to discuss plans on taking over a vacant building as occupy oakland headquarters. no word how mayor ckwan plans t tackle this one. >>> one sports stadium's plans is flying under the raid yaur. the san francisco earthquakes, the bay area's professional soccer team, could get a green light for a stadium to rival the best stadiums in the country. kris sanchez joins us live from the proposed stadium site with where the plan stands now. >> reporter: fancy digs. there's nothing here. the old tank factory that was here has been demolished, and now the team, the san jose earthquakes, are waiting to see if anyone is going to file an appeal against their planned development permit are if that does not happen, construction could break ground next year. >> bar

certainly not as visible as the encampment at frank ogawa plaza at city hall. a fence here on peralta avenue, maybe a dozen or so tents this morning. they're calling it cypress triangle. it looks like may may have a slightly new agenda, the occupy movement. the large encampment in front of city hall was cleared out weeks ago. a couple others popped up in various parts of oakland. this is tied to the occupy wall street movement over financial inequality. according to one of the occupy websites this morning, a group will be meeting tonight at ogawa plaza at 5:00 as they've done in the past, one of their ideas, apparently a proposal to take a large building as a social center. the action date on that they're saying is sometime in january. it says it would be a vacant building owned by a bank or the 1% or an already public building. after a lot of become and forth with police and the city, they basically came up where the plan that occupiers could assemble but didn't want them camping overnight. i had calls into the oakland police department to see if they're even

scott campbell was documents the scene near frank ogawa plaza, on the third, saying that the officer shot him in the leg with a bean bag round. >> i was upset that somebody would feel it was an appropriate course of action to shoot another individual. >> that decision to using the weapon was lawful and within the policy asset forth. >> campbell is now suing the city, along with the aclu and the national attorney's guild. >>> and the closure of five elementary schools prompting a recall effort tonight against five oakland unified school board members. the meeting got under way less than an hour ago, the members marched from the college to the district headquarters. they say they plan to present the board with signatures for a recall of five members who voted to close the area schools. >>> and bay area community colleges are coming to terms tonight with the fallout from the state budget trigger cuts that will take effect on new year's day. ktvu has more on the uphill battle students will see next year. rob? >> reporter: frank it is final exams week here at city college. so it is pretty

that came a week after the -- after the big raid at frank ogawa plaza. >>> governor brown is weighing in on the occupy protests at the port of oakland. he says the city and state must do everything that's possible to keep the busy port open. that would include calling in bhuch out -- much l -- mutual aid from different law enforcement -- law enforcement agencies. >>> occupy protesters are vowing to to rally at the rose -- vowing to rally at the rose parade. protesters will be allowed to march on the parade route only after all of the official floats have passed. >>> stay tuned. it's gonna be pretty incredible. the people's precession, we the people march, it's a counterpoint to the corporate parade that much of the -- that much the rose parade has embodied. >> they will have bags that they say represent wall street's hold on the political process. >>> bay area computers who use -- commuters who use mass trains its won't be able to deduct as much as their expenses next year. they were able to deduct $200 and some odd dollars. that's been cut to $125 a month. four people who drive the -

a handful of protesters reoccupying frank ogawa plaza in oakland, at least one person staying put in a tree while others are in a tent below. it's been more that two weeks since public works crews moved them from outside of oakland city hall. the previous tree-sitter had been there for about a month before getting the boot. >>> two san francisco police officers are recovering from injuries after their cruiser was broad-sided by a muni streetcar. it's now reopened at third and 22nd street. just before 6:00 a.m. the intersection was shut down by the collision. the muni driver and a passenger also suffered minor injuries. so far no word on what caused that crash. >>> a 16-year-old discovery bay girl says she is the latest victim of fan violence. maggie herger was at hp pavilion taking in the sharks game against van cure. she is a diehard canucks fan, also a brain cancer survivor. during the game herger says she suffered a concussion when a woman started harassing her and smacked her on the back of the head. >> it was both hands, this part went down right on the back of my head. it still

they say the religious leaders or cited by police for setting their umbrellas on the ground in frank ogawa plaza. sphere >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. unhealthy air in the north bay very in a matter where you are, we do have a spare the air day in effect. if you would like more information, visit the web site. temperatures this morning are mild to start with. carl a complete check on the forecast for the rest of the day coming up in a little bit. foxhound xi crackhead >>mark: people were swept to their deaths in recent flooding in the philippines that took place from a tropical storm. in the first burial that will be taking place today the fifth chaotic situation. of the death toll is at 7 honda but there are still more miss imperialists here is the latest video coming out from career square where clashes have been raging since friday. this is the epicenter of the uprising of mubarak in february. protesters are demanding that the military council stand down and hand power to the civilian government. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes

. >> occupy oakland inter-faith leaders held an umbrella action in frank ogawa plaza. about 20 people twirled umbrella and chanted we are the 99 percent. that action was in response to the oakland police fighting them for putting up structures in the plaza. umbrella you see are interpreted as structures according to city code. leaders insist the citation are just a form of harassment to get them to leave the plaza. >>> tonight still another huge step has been taken in the construction of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. crews have begun the process of pulling up the main cable, the piece that hold what eventually is the world largest self anchored suspension bridge. as the animation shows here you can see is what happening. first strand is threaded along the path of the bright orange cat walk that are already in place. you have seen them if you have crossed the bay bridg bridge. but big step tonight taking place now on the construction of that huge span. >>> more to bring enthusiastic monday. coming up next. muni bus collision. what happened when cable car on wh

>>pam: an arrest has been made in the fatal november 10th shooting that occurred at frank ogawa plaza. the suspect was found in the louisville ky. he could have been staying in one of the occupied tents right before the shooting. at least four other arrests have been made. today is world aids day. hundreds of people gathered at golden gate park to honor and remember those who have lost their lives to that disease. families and loved ones with candles and flowers left in aids--left flowers at the national aids memorial. more than 500 people were at the memorial. >> after so many years i think people hadst did a little bit forgetful of the impact that the disease still has. there are young people getting infected, people in their 40's and 50's still getting infected. there are many people around the world that are not getting access to care. this is a pandemic that is still a very significant issue. valve and a candlelight vigil was held earlier tonight in the castro district of san francisco. several businesses and restaurants are donating 10-15% of sales to aids campaigns that raise a

her calling her a liar when she said downtown merchant lost business did during the occupation of frank ogawa plaz plaza. >> they lost 40 percent of the business during that time. >>reporter: on the panel itself kwan was out numbered. the mayor was the only city representative while 3 panelist protestors of the occupy movement. together they defened the decision to disrupt operation at the port of oakland on monday. >> do you want to diffuse any myth throughout about the media spreading about us being economic terrorist the true economic terrorist is the one percent. >>reporter: common wealth club put together the forum. organizers had a hard time-keeping things calm. the situation reached a climax when the mayor talked about the violence that occurred during the general striking on november 2nd. >> what the nation saw was few seconds whether a group of small group broke that buildings started setting fires and that's all the nation saw. >> that's a misrepresentation. an arrest kichl in all its forms. >>reporter: the protestors were eventually kicked out. interruption however continued. the m

her calling her a liar when she said downtown merchant lost business did during the occupation of frank ogawa plaz plaza. >> they lost 40 percent of the business during that time. >>reporter: on the panel itself kwan was out numbered. the mayor was the only city representative while 3 panelist protestors of the occupy movement. together they defened the decision to disrupt operation at the port of oakland on monday. >> do you want to diffuse any myth throughout about the media spreading about us being economic terrorist the true economic terrorist is the one percent. >>reporter: common wealth club put together the forum. organizers had a hard time-keeping things calm. the situation reached a climax when the mayor talked about the violence that occurred during the general striking on november 2nd. >> what the nation saw was few seconds whether a group of small group broke that buildings started setting fires and that's all the nation saw. >> that's a misrepresentation. an arrest kichl in all its forms. >>reporter: the protestors were eventually kicked out. interruption however continued. the m

one of that group coming from the frank ogawa plaza. now, three shifts came to the port last night. longshoremen were supposed to unload the cargo at 3:00 this morning. we're still trying to confirm whether those longshoremen were told to come to work or stay home. of those protestors who arrived last night was scott olsen. he was a former marine who was shot by a tear gas canister a few weeks ago. he was right up front at the protestors surrounded by his colleagues. >> i'm glad to be at the middle of it so that i can make the best out of it. >> this is a big victory for the entire west coast. >> reporter: it definitely was a big victory as we take a live look here at one of the main entrances to the port. like i said, it's a smaller crowd than what we saw 24 hours ago. i talked to one protester who said he has been out here for the past 24 hours the first day of the protest and he said he is tired and he is going home. i think a lot of these people even though they are still excited about shutting down the port, maybe a second day, i think a lot of them are getting some common sens

. >> occupy oakland inter-faith leaders held an umbrella action in frank ogawa plaza. about 20 people twirled umbrella and chanted we are the 99 percent. that action was in response to the oakland police fighting them for putting up structures in the plaza. umbrella you see are interpreted as structures according to city code. leaders insist the citation are just a form of harassment to get them to leave the plaza. >>> tonight still another huge step has been taken in the construction of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. crews have begun the process of pulling up the main cable, the piece that hold what eventually is the world largest self anchored suspension bridge. as the animation shows here you can see is what happening. first strand is threaded along the path of the bright orange cat walk that are already in place. you have seen them if you have crossed the bay bridg bridge. but big step tonight taking place now on the construction of that huge span. >>> more to bring enthusiastic monday. coming up next. muni bus collision. what happened when cable car on wh

. >> reporter: oakland's frank ogawa plaza was occupied by a different group at this lunchtime. this time, it was the foodies. several gourmet food trucks were allowed to set up in the plaza to show public demand and to raise public support for a proposal before the city council to permit the production legally operate in oakland. >> the goal is to enable the growth of this vital industry in key areas of particular demand and allow for the job creation and opportunity that this can bring. >> reporter: the plan is to allow food truck pods, groups of preregistered trucks to set up in places with few or no existing restaurants where there are a lot of people around such as during public events or gatherings. each pod would have to be approved by the city planning department. >> they have to identify where they are going to be what time and with each vendor maybe given 40 times a year. >> reporter: some restaurant owners say there is an issue of fairness. they employ more people and pay higher costs just to keep the doors open. and unlike a restaurant on wheels, they can't pick up a

about 20 protestors met at frank ogawa plaza to hear a lecture. now there's also a small group of occupy sf supporters in front of the federal reserve bank here in san francisco. more on that later tonight. reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another encampment was raided this time in boston. police moved in around 5:00 this morning arresting 46 people for trespassing and tearing down tends. officials described the sweep as peaceful saying they were very accommodating and the camp was set up 10 weeks ago. police say it had become a public health and safety hazard. >>> in oakland police tonight are investigating is drive-by shooting that left a man dead inside his home. officers responded just after 3:30 this morning to east 28th street near 11th avenue. that's two blocks from high land hospital. his family identified the man as 46-year-old thorn nest. his son told ktvu channel 2 news the family was asleep when they heard multiple gunshots and then tires screeching. the son says one bullet went through the wa

. >>> occupy protestors return to frank ogawa plaza but they're quickly arrested. why some activists say it's retaliation bay the city. >> and a humiliating experience at starbucks. >> and there's the 880 in oakland. traffic is fine there, but further in hayward the chp is responding to a rollover accident. it's by industrial parkway in the southbound direction of interstate 880. so keep an eye out for that if you're he'd engine that direction. time is 7:12. you're watching mornings on 2. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> good morning, sunshine! live look at oakland estuary. beautiful start to the morning. it's a cold start once again. out sonoma county sheriff's office is looking into a stun gun incident that put a suspect in the office. deputies noticed the man running through traffic in santa rosa last night. they tried to