force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >>

force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> please stand by... >> >> >> government and audit and oversight committee will come to order. i'm supervisor london breed: and joined by >>president david chiu: and we would also like to thank sfgovtv.org for filming this meeting today. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> >> please silence all electronic devices. items already placed on the agenda. >> today we'll be taking item no. 2

you've got the broken windows, graffiti and the spilled paint inside. we briefly spoke to the owner or manager, who you can see, the man on the right, taking pictures, documenting damage, clearly not pleased, not happy, as you can imagine, with what these people did to his store. the kelly-moore store. being one of the harder hit properties up and down telegraph. not only broke the windows but took the paint. it's all over the intersection of telegraph and 42nd. and kind enough to take the pant and drop it and dump it on other signs, as you head north -- excuse me, west on telegraph further up. we saw mickey d's sign with the paint splashed all over. the cleanup, what's remarkable, because of the fact that oakland has had to deal with this before, they've become very efficient at doing cleanup. there's actually wet paint, fresh paint, on the walls here that matches the color to cover up graffiti. we saw the crew out here. the city has one. they were out here this morning trying to cover up graffiti that people put up and down the walls here on telegraph

if there is graffiti on their buildings, you know, some of them were very upset that they got graffitied and then were noticed by dpw that they had three days to remove that graffiti off their building or they would be fined. and then also there was interest on their part, is there a way to -- for them to be able to take advantage, if they could plan something pretty quickly to take advantage of the situation. a lot of the bars are really full. i know on saturday i was out and a couple businesses that i was in, the business owner actually told me they had to let one or two people go because business what just so slow. and these were, you know, retail organizations -- retail businesses. so, anyway, so, i just wanted to put it before you. it was kind of last minute, to see if there is interest to sort of draft a letter to really -- especially really having good communication with the merchant areas around any contingency plan that the city is doing. >> my first question is i know at mission station, the police he there, when captain [speaker not understood] was there or when even when chie

spray paint, graffiti, bet on them. rationalize them if you like. >> a little graffiti and burning, you can't compare that against damage to the human species. >> reporter: those who measure the damage would describe last night as being bad but not on the scale of much worse. did you know this was going to happen? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: randall matthews from the graffiti department of keep oakland beautiful began at 2:30 this morning and by 11:00 a.m. had gone through 30 gallons of paint just to cover up last night. much of what he worked on is too vulgar or inciteful to show. for randall, this is not just a job. it's a cause. >> it's trying to keep the city clean so kids don't see, you know, profanity and gang stuff all over. they don't need to see that. >> reporter: he does this every day in oakland, five days a week, and with overtime after protests. it's job security with a twist. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> for the first time the officer who pulled the trigger killing michael brown is

>> reporter: they spent $15,000 on graffiti debatement last year.how the latest vandalism is expected to cause. >>> today, san francisco's superviseor scott weiner will swap maintenance from homeowners to the city. one of the trees that fell over recently almost crushed a man. a new forest drink fund will be used to help the trees. it'll come as a property tax up to $80 a year. >>> scientists have identified a virus they say is causing starfish to waste away and die along the pacific coast. scientists say this virus has been around for years but much lower levels e. they say some sort of mutation or environmental trigger may have caused it to worsen. thousands of starfish have died from alaska to bajai tomorrow ask a lot like today, with temperatures like these -- baja. >>> tomorrow is a lot like today. we head towards rain in the forecast. late tomorrow night. so it's not going to rain tomorrow but late tomorrow and wednesday morning. wednesday morning's commute looks like 8:00, 9:00 will get wet. that's the first of three in the next few days. tha

tu vas a venir a mi paÍs a hacer graffiti.te de los Ángeles sociopolÍticos y me empecÉ a involucrar. >> las creaciones engalanan ciudades internacionales irÓnicamente se ha enfrentado a la policÍa tantas veces que ya perdiÓ la cuenta. para ellos es vandalismo no arte. >> ella estÁ estallando la imagen de la virgen marÍa una de las mÁs solicitados por los comerciantes en los varios de los Ángeles. >> siempre piden su virgencita. le ponemos las diferentes vÍrgenes para agradecer que nos estÁn dando un espacio para pintar. >> tÚ llegarÍas a hacer una vrgen? >> eso no se hace. es falta de respeto. es falta de respeto a nuestra comunidad porque muchos de nosotros somos catÓlicos por nacimiento. >> que es lo que mÁs quieres. >> queremos mÁs paredes para pintar. >> espera que las autoridades escuchen su clamor la ciudad puso mÁs de una dÉcada previsiÓn artÍstica y reconoce que su larga historia de muralismo callejero es una forma de expresiÓn social con gran influencia hispana. fue quien logrÓ este cambio de actitud. >> del arte que

today, the graffiti tells the story. iraq security force slogan as the iraqis take a large part of beji town from the i.s.i.l. fighters. swept through parts of iraq in june, once again this victory is being seen as a young men joined the arm forces whether the army or the popular mobilization forces. let them come here and join arms with their brothers to defend the country and expel i.s.i.l. if we don't work now i.s.i.l. will defeat us. so we have to bring great support, considered the breaking point for i.s.i.l.'s advance towards baghdad. >> reporter: fighting continues though for the rest of the town. very early on i.s.i.l. established baji as a command and control center for all of the territory it controlled inside iraq. but it wasn't just about military strategy. it was also about business ak acumen. they control their strategy which netted them millions of dollars. pushing i.s.i.l. fighters from the center of the town when they entered from the south and the west. the oil refinery is now the next big target. locat

telegraph, protesters did their best to bash in the windows of the walgreens, they also sprayed graffiti all along the sides of the building. >> a lot of the vandalism along telegraph, 42nd and telegraph smashing their way in to this dealership, hard to tell what they did inside but you can see individuals running amongst the cars there, the group dispersed pretty quickly, this is what chopper five got from the air. >>> christin ayers saw it all, she's noticed something different about these protesters, christin? >> reporter: still milling around, they've crossed from oakland in to emoryville, and that's one of the things we've seen, the tactics are similar but we've seen the businesses targeted from oakland as opposed to the middle of downtown oakland and protesters targeting big corporations rather than small businesses, some protesters saying that was intentional. for the second night in a row, a peaceful protest evolved in to this. [ shouting ] >> reporter: the doors of a walgreens kicked in, fireworks set off. as protesters scrambled on to a freeway. as chaotic as it was, protesters

and in oakland it was another night of fires, looting, graffiti, and vandalism. monday night it happened along broadway. last night protesters lit up telegraph avenue for second night of violence after the grand jury's decision regarding the mike brown case. hundreds of protesters angry over the ferguson decision set trash bins on fire. shattered windows and looted stores. >> it's senseless, you know, act. it's not going to get you nowhere. >> they broke a window on telegraph, knocking over shelves and stealing food. >> it's not fixing anything. you know, it's not going to change anybody's decision of what happened somewhere else. >> demonstrators hit businesses along telegraph between 34th 34th and 51st street. including mcdonald's and t- mobile that was ran zached. -- ransacked. they smashed all of these windows. they stole cans of paint and spilled it all over the roadway before they continued their march down telegraph. >> they were walking down the street with gallon of paint in each hand and through them through the windows. >> he says he understands people

and a lot of graffiti on the street. of the biggest discorruptions last night was actually on 580. you're looking at the scene from our chopper that shows between the hours of 8:00 and roughly 11:00, you had hundreds of protesters, by one estimate, it could have been as many as a thousand who went up 580 and at one point shut down traffic in both directions. it took chp and oakland pd a good three hours to finally get that reopened. it is open now for business and you are seeing, quote, unquot unquote -- we have been seeing our contractors going around and boarding up those businesses. there was a small minority of people -- and law enforcement no doubt staying vigilant. blied i don't know memorial church in san francisco proved to be a more peaceful way, an outlet, for people to let out their frustrations. the reverend allowed people to watch the verdict on a big screen tv anded them a microphone so they could express their feelings. >> it's an absolute outrage. when i hear something like that happen and this young man

like graffiti, it is the same thing to me. red jacket having his portrait in the wall was the same as scrawling "red jacket was here." if we go to the occupation of the indian affairs in the 1850's, one of the dramatic things they did during the occupation besides destroying documents are reclaiming documents was spray-painted graffiti all over the walls of the office. sending messages and claiming those walls, claiming that space as an indigenous space. i think there is an interesting connection across time. >> the buffalo bridge you mentioned, was that another example of claiming space? >> the buffalo bridge is an example of how washington dc is it self the city, is a multilayered, urban archive of indigenous history. there is this bridge that exists that connects two streets in georgetown. they are bordering dupont circle. georgetown existed prior to washington. i think 1751 is when it was founded. decades before washington or the district of columbia. as the city developed over decades in into the 19th century, it sprawled

the city spray painting over graffi graffiti. oakland has become proficient at this sort of cleanup. this is not the first time downtown has been overrun by vandals. an oakland police officer documents the handwork of those few people in a crowd of hundreds who chose destruction over peace, rocks and bottles over chains, lawlessness over civility, to accomplish what, asks this young man. >> who are you punishing for doing all that, destroying property is not necessarily the way to put it to the man, honestly. >> reporter: several businesses between 8th and 14th had their windows smashed, including starbucks, chase, and wells fargo. many walls graffitied with choice words for law enforcement. the perpetrators leaving it up to people other than themselves to clean it up. >> i get it. i get it, i don't get it, it's our community. i hate they have to destroy oakland every time it happens, but people are angry. which they should be. crazy the state that we're in. >> reporter: o.p.d. outfitted its officers in riot gear to control the c

today the graffiti tells the story.lag used bety group has been covered in iraq cherokee security forced slogan as the army takes large parts of the town from isil fighters. the taking of beijing and the oil refinery was an early victory for isil as they swept through iraq in june and this victory is for the iraqi army and the swad fighting alongside them. >> translator: let all the young men join the armed forces if the army or the mobilization forces, let them come here and join arms with their brothers to defend the country and expel isil, if we don't act know they will sweep us so we have to give big support to youth to join the fight against isil in the province as it's considered the breaking point for isil's advance to baghdad. >> reporter: fighting continues for the rest of the town. early on this was a commanding control center for all of the territory it controlled inside iraq but it wasn't just about military strategy it was about business and from beijing they controlled the operation which netted them milli

also board up the windows and clean up the graffiti. now, we saw -- we went up and down broadway and most of the damage is on broadway to large retailers. we're talking about metro pcs had their building gut and broken into, as well. the city started cleaning at 2 a.m. after police said it was safe and after midnight, a little before that police dispersed the crowd with tear gas and rubber bullets. police arrested about 40. the cities is cleaning up. this is a small fraction of the protestors that actually did this damage. and destroyed several buildings in this about 6 block stretch. that's it from oakland. kiet do is telling us about a protest that spilled on the freeway. >> reporter: initial reports say as many as 2500 people marched up on to 580 -- initial reports say as many as 2500 people marched up onto 580 from the lakeshore avenue off- ramp last night armed with fireworks. [ fireworks ] >> reporter: and protestors shot mortar shells that exploded in the air above the roadway. at first people blocked all lanes of traffic on the

the same vandalism and graffiti. but protestors say they have a different strategy this time around. they are not targeting small businesses. our cameras captured several protestors tagging but small businesses went virtually unharmed. the next rule, no taking video of vandals in the act. protestors tried to wrestle away our cameras when we took video of one vandal. >> don't touch the camera! >> reporter: the consensus, they agreed no incriminating lawbreakers by showing their faces on camera. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> you can log on to kpix.com for the latest on the protests both in oakland and ferguson and elsewhere. >>> and switching gears now let's take a look at the weather. you know, thanksgiving is tomorrow. and so many people want to know what the weather is going to be. >> i think the most important days today is it's a getaway day weather-wise and also tomorrow for thanksgiving and we have a big shift in gears coming up. >> coming home day is going to be tough. >> very dicey. so it's going to be heads up a

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the owners of the padre warehouse in brunswick australia put this up surveillance camera to catch graffiti artists. they got something completely different. see that? that's a police car. you can see the police car drove up on the curb and took out the tree. they didn't do that by accident. they are chasing a cyclist. they pin the cyclist against the wall using that car so the cyclist wouldn't get away. the cyclist was arrested and charged with a drug crime. owners called police and said we looked at our surveillance video and saw what you did. what they did was caused minor damage to the door and wall they just painted. that's why they went to the camera to say what happened? >> did they smear the cyclist against the wall? >> the cyclist did suffer minor injuries, but is going to be okay. but going to be okay in jail. >> sounds like they are watching too much mad max. >> it's such slow speed case. the poor tree was collateral damage. >> in this instance, you are wondering why aren't the police ever there when somebody runs a red light? you've got a guy on a motorcycle? that car runs the r

coming up, the first house before you come up the drive to this village, the graffiti on the front --the targets spray painted on. >> yes. >> whodunit? >> villains. bad people. >> kids? >> i don't know. apparently kids. when we educate kids, kids are not able to understand complicated things. they see the world in black and white. when you get older, you're able to see the gray. and when someone hits you -- >> i understand why kids would do it. given what you told me earlier, identifying the perpetrators within the realm of possibility? >> they're young people. >> why not paint it over? >> good question. maybe we should. you're right. >> elsewhere in the west bank, just outside of ramallah -- meet betty and mona. two members of a group of women who call themselves the speed sisters. the first all-female palestinian racing team. >> hi. i'm tony. good to meet you. >> when i'm riding a car, i'm the happiest girl ever. racing, it's in my blood. here in palestine, it's very small. there's no roads. so when i drive, i speed. i feel free. >> do you find that people underestimated you at firs

it's the 5th tourist caught carving graffiti on the coliseum's walls this year. stocks continued to close high on monday. the dow added 7 points. nasdaq jumped 41. s-and-p lifted 5. redbox is raising d-v-d prices starting next month. rentals will increase by 25-percent, climbing from a- dollar-20 to a-dollar-50 a night. blue ray rentals are jumpingbeginning in january, video game s will see a 50- percent increase to 3- dollars per day. redbox hopes to bring in more revenue from a shrinking audience that's turning to services such as netflix. more than 3 million people believe their radio waves emitted by wifi and other devices are harming their health. the conditions is called electro magnetic hypersensitivity syndrome. headaches, feeling lethargic and nauseous, having breathing difficulties and even paralysis. extreme cases include cancer and neurological disorders. they can't go anywhere where wifi is in use which is basically everywhere. so far sweden is the only country recognizing this as a medical disability. >> let's go back out to the market's slide at th

the convention center is getting a fresh coat of paint covering up graffiti. you can see this barred up, all of then withs were broken. it has been boarded up. it has been cleaned up. look at this video people taking advantage of then withs being broken at the smart and final and looting the place and stealing dog food, snacks, a lost bottles of alcohol and a man had a grocery cart so heavy of bottles he could not push it. protesters are angry of the grand jury decision that happened in ferguson. been fires were set in the middle of the street in downtown oakland and starbucks was looted on broadway. one resident took it in this morning as she surveyed the damage she told us she thought this made her very sad. >> everything is getting out of control and they need a betting gibbon things, the city in general. >> police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crud who refuseed disbursal orders. some people flew bottles of alcohol at the police. this laughed until after 1:00 o'clock a.m. but it has broken up and settled down with some businesses re-openi

one police car was spray-painted with graffiti at 7th street/jackson, and a chase bank window at 20th street and webster was broken. police have made multiple arrests. officers in oakland were being pelted by rocks and bottles while attempting to keep protesters off the freeway. oakland police tweeted out a picture of some of the rocks thrown at law enforcenet. tensions are high. the protestors out on the street in the bay area tonight are not the only ones reacting to the. ferguson decision. we also heard from bay area civic leaders and activists . familiar with these kinds of cases. kron four's jeff bush reports on that part of the story. in this case the evidence supported the police officers' conduct i did listen to the news conference with a local prosecutor described the process and it certainly sounded to me that it was thorough the attorneys on both sides seem to agree on the legal particulars of the case but some time writing wrong there brooded in deep set resentment of the community against its police force when mayor sent out a tweet and said the decision and ferguson is t

problematic and i don't see nothing but chaos it going to end up happening i'll ask that you have him do a graffiti removal class for free he can be part of that i'll do the training with him to do stuff like this to make an impact on the block because even though he isn't open until 6 again, if he gets the dj thing they'll end up building an apartment in connection next door to that building eventually and i'll ask you to let him have a jukebox that's correct. >> thank you. is there any more. all right. seeing none, the matter is with the commission >> commissioner joseph. >> so i'm concerned one concern he has no experience and two because the bars described is very small and he's ordered a function one sound like system we know it's big and audio disco and places like that has a cabinet around it makes it revisibility the sound and intense fizz the sound as if it didn't have a cabinet i'm concerned if the space is really that small the sound system is an issue i'm concerned he does not have experience but more than anything i'm concerned about the before and after we have an agreement not an agr

there's graffiti on the windows that remain and inside workers are cleaning up the mess that was leftind. you can see paint splattered on the floor and looters also took several cans of paint from this store. one of several local businesses vandalized last night. but the demonstrations that affected the largest number of people on the freeway. [ screaming ] >> shut it down for michael brown! >> reporter: hundreds of protestors stopped traffic on three freeways around oakland, 880, 580 and 980. and in each location police officers in riot gear tried to form lines to push them back but traffic was obviously a mess and one protestor tried to answer the question why the freeways. >> if the police won't do something about their own internal problems, and if they are not going to protect our lives, then we will mobilize and protect ourselves and we will take control of the streets, of the city infrastructures and whatever else we need to in order to ensure our lives and longevity. >> reporter: oakland police and the chp were chasing these rioters from freeway to freeway. elsewhere, on city

some in the crowd started breaking store windows, and spray painting graffiti. we get this developing news from ktvu's amber lee. she has been with the demonstrators for much of the night, but stopped for a moment to bring us this live report. >> reporter: julie, we're at 14th and clay right by city hall. this was the starting point for tonight's march. just a few minutes ago, some of the protesters marched through here again. this demonstration has largely been peaceful, until about an hour ago. we saw some protesters vandalize a neighborhood market and other businesses, and some spray painted a building. it appears police arrested a man for that incident. this is the repeat of some of what happened. the two previous nights of protest. the demonstrators have been on the move since shortly before 7:30. the marchers are a diverse group. one 20-year-old says he's been stopped and roughed up by police, simply because he's a young black man. >> see how the system works. >> reporter: some protesters tell me they joined the march after getting off work. this mother an

graffiti has been covered up.s is one of several businesses damaged. all the weapons were broken out and certified was looted. a witness told us this a man could not push his grocery cart it was so heavy with the bottles of alcohol he was stealing. >> the starbuck on broadway was looted. in the streets, activists set fires and refused to do what police said all here because they were angry of the grand jury decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in missouri. you cannot just shoot someone and not be in trouble for it. it would have been a different scenario if race inwas different. this is insane. >>> mayor quan released a statement this morning saying oakland police showed tremendous restraint while having bottles and rocks thrown at them for hours. he said they arrested more than 40 vandals and no one was seriously hurt. the protests shows the cleanup is moving quickly and we saw the starbucks boarded up and the convention center is getting a fresh coat of paint so they are doing their best to try to

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graffiti and frank as you pointed out earlier last night, protesters streamed on to the freeway. so the hope is that this is how it's going to remain tonight. peaceful protests. people getting their thoughts and opinions out but so far that's all it is tonight and that is all we're expecting at the moment. frank. >> can't stress enough that so far it has been very peaceful there in oakland contrast compared to last night as you said. thank you noelle. >>> in what's seen as an unusual mood, the grand jury released hundreds of pages of testimony into the shooting investigation in ferguson. in the documents wilson says the only way i can describe it it looks like a demon that's how angry he looked. wilson said at this point it looked like he was almost bulking up to run through the shot that it was making him mad that i'm shooting at him. that's when wilson said he shot michael brown in the head killing him. the documents also include these photos of injuries wilson sustained after he says brown punched him. in a few minutes, we'll talk to teenagers at youth uprising. it's a center

today, the graffiti tells the story. the flag used by the group has been covered in iraqi security force slogan as the army takes large part of begi town from i.s.i.l. fighters. the taking of begi and the oil refiner ris was an early victory for i.s.i.l. as they swept through in june. most likely also, let all the young men join the armed forces whether the arrangementy or popular mobilization forces. if we don't act now then i.s.i.l. will sweep us so we have to give big support to the youth to join the fight against i.s.i.l. especially in salahadeen province as it is considered the breaking point in i.s.i.l.'s advance to the town >> it wasn't just about military strategy, it was also about business aaccumulat acumen. netted them millions of dollars. iraqi security forces used helicopters to push i.s.i.l. fighters from the center of the town when they entered from the south and the west. the oil refinery is now the next big target. located about 15 kilometers away, i.s.i.l. fighters remain in control of parts of the faci

. >> graffiti covers the walls here an. children look at the wreckage while adults who return to assess the damage can only feel despair. they have no idea when they can rebuild, return home or what help the government will give them. >> gun battles between houthi and alqaida-backed tribesmen have been going on for weeks. we have more from the capitol of sanaa. >> violence shows no signs of abating in yemen. fighting continues in places like radal where the houthies have managed to make significant military gains, but the fight is far from over. in marib province, a vital province where you have most of the oil and gas installations, they have been gathering hundreds of fighters there. they say they're determined to keep al-qaid keep al-qaeda from destroying the oil and gas i installations. but many say this is a smokescreen by the houthies and their real agenda is to expand into sunni areas. they say this is something that could lead to more violence and more instability. >> still ahead on al jazeera, courting the india in

. >> lots of bums, trash everywhere, just a lot of graffiti and destruction of property, i would say most. when i replaced the windows four years ago, there were at least eight bullet holes coming through. >> when you had that kind of disorder, you go in and you establish order. zero tolerance. >> zero tolerance. spitting on the sidewalk. any drinking in public, any public urination, you go to jail. >> how many arrests would you make in a day? >> eight, 10, 12. i arrested one guy three times in the same day. >> the feds cracked down, too. immigration and customs enforcement known as ice stepped up its raids, calling off un -- hauling off undocumented i am grasped and deporting them but the zero tolerance approach got zero in the way of lasting results. >> did it make anything better? did it change that negative behavior? no. >> in fact, the crackdowns alienated the neighborhood's established hispanic population who complained good men were being swept up with the bad. the top tactedics also left the honest day laborers more fearful of police afraid to talk with them. hector gonzalez

defacing businesses with graffiti. public urination. fires being discharged illegally. physical -- altercation and gun violence. thesen suing post game mob scenes in san francisco painted a different source, the san francisco police department in a run away shutdown. what did our city government do about this? they rewarded the city and fans with a victory parade, of course. go figure. most educators and parents know that you cannot promote healthy development and teach important life values to children. if they are continuously rewarded for their bad behavior. i don't know how our city gets this. the city and staff should be held accountable for footing the bill for properties and damage caused as a result of the relay. they have acknowledged the previous history of probability offen suring. -- >>president david chiu: thank you very much. >> apparently my video is going to be dead. my name is chris udall. we as pedestrians are a perishable lot. we were bumped off and killed one of the families and the scene out front is is among the scariest pedestrian crossing. some d

today the graffiti tells the story. the flag used by the group has been called by the iraqi security force slogan as the army takes large parts of beiji town. the taking of beiji was an early victory. the rapid deployment squad fighting along side. >> let all the young men join the armed forces. let them come here and join arms with their brothers to defend the country and expel isil. if we don't act now then isil will sweep us so we have to give big support to the youth to funny the fight against isil especially in the province. as it is considered the breaking point for isil's advance towards baghdad. >> fighting continues, though, for the rest of the town. very early on isil established beiji as a command and control center for all of the territory that it controlled inside iraq. but it wasn't just about military strategy. it was also about business acumen. from beiji they control the oil smuggling operation which net them millions of dollars. iraqi security forces used helicopters to push isil fighters from the cent

protestors sprayed graffiti and broke windows.e of the protestors told us the vandalism is likely to continue. >> i'm not afraid. they already beat me up once. they did what they wanted. they can do it again. i'll still here fighting. we're going to fight for our justice because this is america, and i'm not going to let nobody run over me just because of their badge. >> martinez is the oakland high schooler seen in surveillance video being beaten by a school guard. oakland police stayed with the roving crowds last night but some protestors managed to get away from the police line to do more damage. >>> well, of year, about this time, shopping -- every year, about this time, shopping enthusiasts strategize about how to get the best deals in stores or online. the hard core shoppers. kiet do is in almaden valley with shoppers in line at best buy. >> reporter: hard core is a great way to describe it, they are in the home stretch now. they have about 10.5 hours before the store opens up here. you can see the blankets and campfire and p

protestors spread graffiti and broke windows. police made 35 arrests last night on top of the 140 from monday and tuesday. there's a crowdsource campaign to raise bail money for those who are in jail. they have a website going to get donations. one person even tweeted, they would like to get them home for the holidays. >>> protests have called in ferguson, missouri but andrew spencer reports, the tensions still remain between protestors and law enforcement. >>> reporter: even with protestors at times shouting obscenities at police and national guard troops holding a line in ferguson, missouri, it's calmer here than it has been in the last several days. tense but calmer in the aftermath of rioting after monday night's announcement that a grand jury found no probable cause to indict a police officer on criminal charges in the shooting of an unarmed teenager. after all the damage done to ferguson during those protests, business owners have also asked why the national guard and some 500 police officers weren't able to protect their s

they also sprayed graffiti on several outside walls.out here live on 42nd and telegraph, you can see some of the paint that was stolen from that kelly-moore store. they decidedded to throw it into the roadway and i also talked to the owner of one business cafe where they also brought the paint over and threw it into his business. we'll hear from him coming up in the next half-hour. but as far as the protestors tactics, they seem to be more organized than they have in the past last night. hopefully, that's going to be the final night of what was a very difficult one here in oakland. live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the number of police arrested is not known yet. >>> the protestors in oakland are using different tactics than in the past. they have been hitting areas outside the city's downtown. they are targeting larger companies rather than locally owned businesses in kland. they have also tried to prevent acts of vandalism from being caught on camera. >>> chopper 5 was also over demonstrators in san francisco's mission district

graffiti still spowrsing supporg i.s.i.l. covers the wall and before the war it was at least functional. children assess the damage but adults can only feel despair. they have no idea when they can rebuild, when they can return home or what help the government will give them. imran khan, al jazeera, baghdad. >> two separate car bombings have killed 13 people in the iraqi capital. a parked car blue up in a market in the mostly shia neighborhood of mashtal. another area mainly sunni, 31 people were also injured. >>> yemeni fighters, shia houthis say they are in the province to keep al qaeda from controlling the facilities. but local tribesmen say that is a smoke screen. houthi rebels captured the are capital sanaa facing the rebels to step ste down. >>> palestinian bus driver found handing saturday night. >>> no suspicious circumstances around his death but they and others around the community believe he was murdered. earlier, palestinian youth rallied in the occupied west bank in protest of his death. stefanie dekker reports.