i am check you out on sunday morning on kgo radio. bye-bye. >>> we are asking the campers to leave the plaza now and leave peacefully. >> police hand out final eviction notices in occupy oakland tonight. >> so far no one is budging. >> just peace peacefully leave. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the stage could be set for another showdown between protestors and police. >> late news on one of protestors injured on the first attempt to rost campers. scott olson is out of the hospital tonight. >> he was injured in a clash with police during a protest in oakland. he is still not able to talk, communicating only through text and e-mail. >> now, to the protest itself. tomas ramon is live tonight. the situation there could change soon. >> reporter: yes, it could. because of the injuries the investigator scott olson received during police actions, veterans against the war came to occupy oakland today. they led a march against police brutality. >> 30 veterans went to the camp today making the protest to injuries vetera

you came to abc from kgo in san francisco.u're watching. >> and i spoke to that mother today for part of this story. i did an interview with her. and they really think that this surgery is going to be a success with these two little girls and they're really looking forward to them getting on to lives individually now they've had this life together. and one of the sisters is much more dominant than the other, just kind of bossing her around, being a bossy big sister. they look forward to separating them and letting them get out on their own. >> fingers crossed for surgery. you'll have more on this on "good morning america." >> yes, definitely. coming up expert advice for our insomniac viewers. we rely on you. >> what you can do to get a good night's sleep. i'll talk to a trusted member of oprah's inner circle. stay with us. >>> well, it didn't take long, but i am learning quickly that it is hard to get enough quality sleep on this shift. and that is something millions of americans also struggle with. some of you insomniacs are

kgo news showed up to witness the extraction of me and my dog. to highlight this they described an elaborate police system used to hoist me out of the creek. and there was no police system used, which by then brother-in- law was happy to replace it over and over again to anyone who came into the house. this is much better. this is a much better media event for me. i have been thinking about what it means to be a hero since i learned i would share this honor tonight. i was tremendously grateful to learn it did not involve a cape or tights. i will share deep with you what i figured out so far. -- i will share with you what i figured out so far. my goal is to entertain you. to do that i will have to rely on quotes from gondi, mother teresa, and david liberma lette no. 10, 99% of the antihero or leader is showing up. this is paraphrase from woody allen. this is at the heart of my service to indian help center. i was trying to think of a single event or thing or contribution i had made in my years of service, and there really is not one. when i did it

ross, i really wish kgo would have taken my suggestion and had the debate on air because i do not thinkults would have been different, but i think we would have had a different understanding of the different abilities of the people. i am so happy that the mayor got elected. i am so happy that david and you entered the debates and the mayor's race. i cannot say enough how -- i went over to city hall in oakland, and compared to there to here, it is night and day. i also want to say that i am car to be a san francisco resident. -- proud to be a san francisco resident. i think that occupy sf -- i hope of any actions to take place, they are taken more like oakland in the last round. i was there during the peacekeeping throughout the night. i think that was better than it was handled at wall street where it just kind of happened. people were not able to get their positions. i hope that at least in san francisco, we do a better job. i think occupy sf also has to do a better job with taking care and following the rules that have been agreed to. thank you very much. supervisor chiu: thank you. n

ross, i really wish kgo would have taken my suggestion and had the debate on air because i do not thinkults would have been different, but i think we would have had a different understanding of the different abilities of the people. i am so happy that the mayor got elected. i am so happy that david and you entered the debates and the mayor's race. i cannot say enough how -- i went over to city hall in oakland, and compared to there to here, it is night and day. i also want to say that i am car to be a san francisco resident. -- proud to be a san francisco resident. i think that occupy sf -- i hope of any actions to take place, they are taken more like oakland in the last round. in the last round. i was there during

i talked to one of my colleagues at kgo.he says that her photographer was -- received a blow to the head, was bleeding from the head and had a concussion. we also understand that a ktvu photographer was wrestled to the ground. no word on what condition that photographer is in. i can tell you that my photographer was getting pushed around a little as well. we are trying to try to stay together in groups. again, a very chaotic scene, as it has been from the beginning. there is a very small element of in camp that has been very hostile toward the news media tonight. we definitely saw that happen as we all watched that victim laying on the ground and emergency workers trying very hard to save his life. a very, very disturbing scene out here tonight. reporting live in oakland, i'm going to send it back to you. >> we understand obviously the police search is still under way for the suspect. you've been out there every day for the last month. this has been international news, what oakland is doing in terms of handling this. mayor j

you can always contact us on facebook or tweet or e-mail at 7live@kgo-tv.com or twitter handle 7live on line. >> i got to get away from the garlic smell. see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [applause] 8ftttttttttr >> series of shots fired on the edge of occupy oakland and tonight one man is dead. >> protestors say the shooting was unrelated to the occupy movement but it could spell the end of the downtown encampment. good evening. >> tonight mayor kwan says occupy oakland must go. >> she's again pushing for protestors to dismantle the camp going the deadly shooting. it happened on the south east corner of frank ogawa plaza right across from the encampment. lil i don't know live for news oakland tonight. lillian? >>reporter: officers have cleared the crime scene so things are pretty quiet right now. the shooting happened just before 5:00 p.m. as laura was preparing for her live shots. abc 7 laura was only few hundred feet from where the gun shots rang out. it happened near the bart entrance at frank plaza. paramedic tried to rae visit victim but he ended up diego from his injuries. >

go to facebook.com/7live and you can e-mail us at 7live@kgo-tv.com are you content? >> am i content? >> it is interesting. it is sicklical- cyclical. i thought that was a study. >> happy and light all of the time. >> it ebbs and flows, that's life. >> how do you define what contentment actually is. >> now youre ge are getting dee. >> single and twen, is - 27? >> no one in the voice box. >> are you content? >> yeah. >> there you go. apparently there is truth to it. >> and i think it is contentment means that you are happy with all of the areas of your life. physically and personally and financially. >> i see. >> you peaked. it is all down hill. >> it will be uphill tomorrow. join us on the show. we'll have conversations. and we'll be talking on line throughout the evening. and check in with facebook or twitter and stay tuned for the news at four. contented lizzie bermudez and myself will see you tomorrow. bye-bye. sf. >>> good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. a wildfire is burning out of control. >> evacuations are underway near silverado trail and soda canyon where the

here's the report from abc affiliate kgo. >> the group is asking people to skip work and school and not to buy anything. >> i think we're going to shut down the port. for one thing. but maybe we'll shut down some of the banks, too. the main thing is for the workers to show their combined strength, not only by not working but also by not consuming. >> we tried to get a comment from the mayor about wednesday's strike, and other issues, but we were unable to find her. >> and in michigan house majority leader eric cantor was confronted by 99%ers. dozens of demonstrators turned their backs on cantor during an economic speech. earlier this month cantor skipped out on a similar speech when he learned it would be open to the public. meanwhile at a speech in kentucky, house speaker john boehner saying a different tune. >> i understand people's frustrations, you know, the economy is not producing jobs like they want. and there's a lot of erosion of confidence in our government. and, frankly, under the first amendment, people have the right to speak out. >> joining me now is former organizer for t

. >> reporter: at notingham sellers and kgo wineries in livermore, this morning's grapes were already on their way toward becoming next year's wine. >> this is what it's all about. this is the most exciting time of year. it's like tax time for an accountant. >> reporter: only most accountants aren't agonizing over the forecast like john kinney. >> i am always watching the weather. that's why i'm always looking at the sky. >> reporter: growers didn't expect to get all their grapes picked in time for the rain, which meant they'd have to roll the dice, leaving them on the vine. but to a sixth generation wine maker like mirasu, a dramatic finish is all part of the job. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> jeff ranieri, you should parcel yourself out to these wine makers, offer your meel meelgs -- meteorological services in exchange for a few bottles. >> or get my pockets a little bigger. >> let's take a look out here. today it has been all about that cold blast of air. temperatures dropping 10 to about 25 degrees just from this time yesterday. when you compare it to monday, nearly a 30-d

more from kgo's karina rusk. >> reporter: this is what a medical miracle looks like.njoined and now being held in two sets of arms. >> i'm so touched because when they went up they said mama. >> reporter: jeana-day sabuco is holding her daughter angelina and an aunt is holding angelica. doctors at lucille packard children's hospital separated the twins, who shared a liver and diaphragm. >> we can go home now with their normal lives. and as normal children. >> reporter: this is video of the girls before surgery. for the first two years of their life they were limited by and dependent on each other for counterbalance. physical therapists are helping them relearn how to walk. >> initially, the first couple of days they were so used to walking sideways. so i had to help them facilitate a little bit better so that they're walking more towards toward mom or toward each other. >> reporter: doctors say the healing is ahead of schedule and the high-tech customized chest plates are working as planned. the hospital released this video of the sabuco family sitting all together. a