this is a kelly-moore paint store on 42nd and telegraph and you can see not only do they break the windows they got inside and stole a bunch of paint and they threw it around the store. so quite a mess. we also saw a bunch of disruptions last night on our freeways. hundreds of protestors stopped traffic on three freeways around oakland. 880, 580 and 980. and at each location, police officers in riot gear formed lines to try to push them back but traffic was obviously a mess as was the damage to businesses back here on city streets. >> there's a lot of damage in the area and it's unfortunate for everybody thanksgiving and all. >> reporter: the cafe was vandalized by protestor last night. the front windows broken and paint strewn inside. he said he was lucky looking at some of the damage at neighboring businesses. >> my main concern was to keep them out because we have residents that live upstairs. and if they get inside, i don't know what they are going to do. if they start a fire, not only is it going to be damaging to our business, but they are going to be homeless upstairs. >> reporter:

this is a kelly-moore on telegraph and second avenue. windows were broken.stors got inside and stole paint and trashed the place. it created a mess. they also again tied up traffic on the freeways. >> shut it down! shut it down! >> hundreds of protestors stopped traffic on three freeways around oakland. 880, 580 and 980 at each location police officers in riot gear formed lines to push them back. but traffic was obviously a mess. one protestors had this statement. >> 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 protected ourselves and we will take control of the streets, of the city infrastructure and whatever else we need to in order to ensure our lives and longevity. >> reporter: oakland police and the chp were chasing these demonstrators around from freeway to freeway all night. elsewhere on city streets, demonstrators lit fires. they went to several neighborhoods in the area around telegraph avenue lighting fires, breaking windows, getting into confrontations

second night of protests, and the grand jury in ferguson missouri, they are already inside the kelly moore up and gets things together, tara moriarty is already out and she will tell you about the cleanup efforts going on anticipator of oakland this morning good morning, wednesday november 27th, i am dave clark. >> we are laughing at twitter,. >> i told him i had to zip up the man's suit, the uggs are not for me. and sonoma county says that kwon cord buchanan is low-lying stuff there and it looks clear to me in fact cold for me not too bad, thanksgiving maybe some patchy fog, there will be some higher clouds and topping out on the temperatures, sunny and warm, fair means a few high clouds another one late sunday and lots of sunshine, there are not really any travel issues, southern california will be warm already 80 degrees but what looks like a good pattern and very cold for some, but the big news continues, and it looks like they will dodge some snow and boy, is it close, snow is close, numerous delays menlo park at los altos am hills, today, tomorrow, everything changes by friday and we

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intersection of telegraph and 42nd, where these marchers took gallons of that white paint from the kelly moore shop, dumped it all over the intersection here, then went up telegraph, as i look down the sidewalk, you can see people sitting outside the arbor cafe where we just heard from eric marquez. clearly, he was able to get those windows boarded up and get back open for business. looks like he has a decent late morning crowd out there. the latest numbers from oakland police as far as arrests is 92 arrested so far. we believe that's from the night before and last night, along with three officers who were injured. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> city of oakland literally stained. all right, bob, thank you much. >>> well, last night our chopper caught several people breaking the windows of this t-mobile store. then the looters run in, they grab some items, and run out again. and before all of this, the crowd managed to shut down traffic on a bay area freeway for the second night in a row. protesters jumping on 580 near 980 in oakland around 9:00 last night. th

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. and of course, you've got the contractors out here pretty fast, most of them anticipating those is going to happen. they're available and able to get these boarded up so businesses want to reopen today, they at least have that option. again, one of several businesses hit along telegraph. the n

here at 42nd and telegraph outside the kelly-moore paint store.several businesses vandalized along this several-block stretch of road. the manager, owner, not pleased, having to deal with broken windows and spilt paint. self-people who broke into the store, took gallons of paint with them and smashed the cans in intersection on other businesses. a couple blocks away, people smashed tall plate glass section of import motors, jumped up and down mercedes, the marchers set fires along telegraph, dumpsters, couches, no structures fortunately. they made it to arbor cafe, a block away from where i'm standing now, where the owner eric marquez standing outside with a friend, standing their ground in front of his large window, the marchers did not break. they threw two gallons of white paint through the door window and the window on the other side. he's all for freedom of speech, right to march and protest as long as its peaceful. >> what was shared with me wasn't peace. it was violent. was very chaotic. and i think it was very unnecessary. >> reporter: you

. >> further down on telegraph avenue, the kelly moore paint shop, below there. broken into. several people left the building with paint. we later saw them using the paint to write vulgar messages on nearby buildings. >> chopper was over this. protesters breaking into import motors, car dealership on telegraph. breaking glass. kicking in windows. running inside. then saw people rung out. we weren't sure if anything had been stolen. >> throughout the night we have seen this. dozens of small fires. no reported damage to homes, businesses the plenty of dumpsters, couches and items set fire. this one on telegraph. protesters commandeered the highway. they blocked traffic for an hour. taunting at times drivers. police were able to get them off the roadway. traffic moving again. but two hours earlier, protesters also stopped traffic on 980 as well. >> the message of the protest overshadowed by the damage. live team coverage. beginning with kimberly terry in oakland. seeing first time clashes between the protesters and the police there, kimberly tere? >> reporter: a couple miles fro

the kelly moore paint shop was broken into too. several left the building with gallons of paint. we saw them to dump the paint and write vulgar messages on nearby buildings. >>> you can see several people kicking in windows, shattering glass, running inside. no word if anything was taken there. before all of this, a crowd managed to shut down traffic on the bay area freeway for a second night in a row. 580 near 980 at oakland 9:00. taunting drivers, making it a serious situation for a lot of people. people were able to get them off the roadway and get traffic back to normal. >> quite hectic in oakland last night. a team monitoring the situation here and across the country. "today in the bay's" new development out of ferguson, missouri. >> let's start with bob redell in oakland with city workers who spent the second night in a row cleaning up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. last night the night before i should say, mostly broadway. last night a lot of businesses on telegraph. we're al telegraph and 46nd in frents of the paint store you were talking about. take a look ins

on telegraph and 42nd, the kelly-moore paint store had nearly every window broken. paint stolen and spilled on the street. while just across the road, the mom and pop paint store not a window broken. >> if they would have done the damage here, we would have really had a rough time. >> reporter: whether the damage to a business is visible or not, the stigma has already taken its toll. looters marching up and down telegraph isn't good for any business whether corporate or your local corner store. >> this really hurts businesses. that's not the messag. >> reporter: in oakland, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> for black friday a research firm says shoppers spent $9.1 billion. it's a lot but it's actually a 7% drop compared to last year. >>> president obama and his daughters did their part to support independently owned businesses today. >> do i get a discounts for that are? >> visitors discount. >> they visited of a washington bookstore to support the small business saturday campaign. but questions about serious issues followed the president wherever he goes. >> i hope you can cl

. >> reporter: just a few yards from where looters ransacked the kelly moore paint store. >> there is a great community out here. we low a lot of the protesters helped us and looked out for us. >> reporter: shawn kennedy showed us inside the bike storement he said a handful of demonstrators broke the front doors and the security gate but others argued against looting. none of the expensive bicycles or equipment were touched. >> you didn't lose anything? >> nothing wrong. >> reporter: we are back live now. you see one protest group tells us it plans to have a protest begins at 7:00 p.m. at frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland. we have a crew there now and we will bring you updates as they are darned. >> and we will continue to watch throughout the night. thanks john fowler. >>> now to missouri where police made more arrests today in saint louis after some protesters stormed city hall. >> some of the demonstrators made it inside the building. extra police were called in to clear them out and city hall was locked down. and in ferguson, community members are still cleaning up the damage

on telegraph and 42nd, the kelly-moore paint store had nearly every window broken. paint stolen and spilled on to the streets. just across the road, the mom and pop paint store not a window broken. >> if they would have done the damage here we would have really had a rough time. >> reporter: whether the damage to a business is visible or not, the stigma has already taken its toll. looters marching up and down telegraph isn't good for any business whether corporate or your local corner store. >> this really hurts businesses. and that's not what the message is. >> reporter: in oakland, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> things were busy in san jose's willow glen neighborhood for small business saturday. businesses there say it's good for customers, as well. they can offer one or one service that's hard to find at the malls and the big box stores. >>> talk about a dream home. it's one of san francisco's most delicious holiday traditions and after the break we'll take you inside this giant gingerbread house. >> hope the roof doesn't leak because there's more rain on the way for us

looters took cans of paint from the kelly-moore paint store. their footprints litter the street. >> i understand the emotion to march and walk. i don't understand the emotion to smash glass and hurt yourself in the process. that part i don't get. >> reporter: his surveillance cameras captured the bad guys damaging his property. it shows oakland police lagging nearly ten minutes behind the bad guys. >> it leaves us exposed. >> the people who committed the vandalism, fire, the looting, they're not protesters. they're pseudo protesters. >> reporter: he's outraged by what's taken place and he has more questions for the city police chief. >> we have to use the police we do have in a more effective manner. >> it doesn't take a very large group that are that active or violence to cause a lot of destruction in a short period of time. tonight as they handle it. that will allow the oakland police to stay on city streets and try to protect businesses. >> again, the chief acknowledges there have been short cocomings. he pledges to make changes tonight as t

the kelly moore paint store had nearly every window broken. paint stolen and spilled onto the street. just across the road, the mom and pop paint store, not a window broken. >> they have done the damage here, we really would have had a rough time. >> reporter: whether the damage to a business is visible or not, the stigma has already taken its toll. looters marching up and down telegraph isn't good for any business whether corporate or your local corner store. >> this really hurts businesses. and that's not what the message is. >> reporter: in oakland, mark kelley, kpix5. >>> more people are avoiding the long lines and crowds on black friday by avoiding family time on thanksgiving day. americans spent more than $3 billion at stores on thanksgiving days. 24% jump from last year. they spent three times that much yesterday, but the $9 billion black friday total is actually down 7% from last year. the figures, by the way, don't include online purchases. >>> we know tonight who won't be running for san francisco mayor. mark leno has been rumored as

. >>> well, good morning, more damage in oakland, violent damage -- this is a kelly moore paint store it's all builderred up because the glass had been smashed out. reactions to what happened in ferguson missouri she will tell you more and show you more and also businesses reacting to what is happening to their businesses, stay tuned, november 26thth, i am dave clark. >> thank you for joining us, it is 5:21, if -- 5:31, if you are flying, we are out at fso -- >> it is back east. >> there are already many delays and it is back east and that will be the major traffic reportel issues. it is cold to mild too near that and so we have an offshore wind and know cloud cover again and here is our system in new york, again snow to the north, boston new york and it is really cold, some slushy snow and 50s a for sun and sunshine and everything changes on friday so today and tomorrow just fine. that is an easterly breeze and that will equal 60s #0s. >>> knew know it is interesting and you always ask what kind of a day will it be? i want to show you, usually we have a little bit of a backup so appa

this is the kelly moore paint store. all. windows have been boarded up because they were snashed in -- smashed inside. there's paint all over the floor. protesters stole gallons of paint and came out here on the street. they pilled it everywhere -- spimed it every -- spilled it everywhere. witnesses tried to break into businesses. cleaning crews have been up all night sleeping up glass, washing off graffiti and boarding up businesses. businesses along telegraph received the brunt of rioters, including a t-mobile store, a subway and mcdonald's. a mom and pop cafe, bike shop and landmark deli were also targeted. we spoke to the deli's general manager who says that looters broke a window and then took what food they could. >> for them to damage people's property and businesses it's senseless. it just shows you how smart some of us are and how un. like i said, it's -- it won't get up nowhere. it won't solve anything. >> reporter: around 9:30 last night, protesters lit fireworks at west macarthur and telegraph. police deployed gra

looters took cans of paint from the kelly moore paint store. their footprints litter the street. >> i understand the emotion to march and to walk. i don't necessarily understand the emotion of masked looters. that part i don't get. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the bad guys. the video shows oakland police looking nearly ten minutes behind the bad guys. >> it just leaves us exposed. >> the people who committed the vandalism, the destruction, the fires, the looting, these are not protesters. these are pseudo protesters. these are plain old criminals. >> reporter: again, the police chief says the california highway patrol will deal with any situation out on the freeway, freeing up his men and women to deal with protests on the street. now tonight protest is expected to get under way within the hour. >> let's hope it's peaceful. thank you, jody. >>> robert handa continues our coverage in san jose where the events in ferguson are raising questions and sparking new conversations. really here and across the country, robert, about race rel

kelly-moore had so much damage they couldn't open today. people broke in and threw paint all over the store and nearby businesses. business owners say they are fed up. >> that's really frustrating of why the police were nearby but didn't intervene as the actual looting and vandalism escalated escalated. >> we are going to have thanksgiving regardless. >> reporter: even though it's thanksgiving eve, some business owners say they will stay this evening to protect their stores. the chp is send a special response team all the way from sacramento as to oakland this evening. they want to make sure protestors will not be getting on the freeways again and, of course, the oakland police department and allied agencies are standing by for the 7 p.m. demonstration. live at the oakland police department here, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> a group called blackout for human rights is calling for a black friday shopping boycott to protest the ferguson shooting and police brutality. it's headed by the man who shot the film about oscar grant's shooting. >>> we are