larry reid was, you know, quite the guy trying to keep order.t's difficult when the police chief is testifying and is getting heckled and shouted down. >> it's interesting, i sensed -- i talked to councilmembers going into this meeting and we see the results of it. there was a real shift after wednesday night. the violence that followed the general strike really put a -- turned a lot of people off to the camp. they support the movement but the idea of the camp being out there is starting to rub some of the council people the wrong way or at least worry the supporters that they have on the council. >> if "occupy oakland" as well as "occupy oakland" denver, san francisco and other places come up with a list of agenda of demands that can be met by city council, i think they can recapture that spirit that was originally there on quan's return. >> if they just come up with the things and hands off leave us alone and we're not going to even talk with you, it continues to get negative because oakland can't afford to keep monitoring the camp. >> the cos

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. >> reporter: that is city council president larry reid trying to keep things under control. and this was all after "occupy" oakland held its own press conference hoping to distance itself from the anarchists that vandalized the city on wednesday night. at that council meeting, they complained that the city spent at least a million dollars raiding their encampment last week and they shouted down the police chief when he defended the department's use of tear gas during the demonstration. >> my officers showed great restraint -- >> oh!! [ yelling and laughing ] >> excuse me! excuse me! [ gavel banging ] >> if we're going to disagree, let us disagree respectful and so if you -- [ yelling ] >> if you want us to listen to you, then listen to the police chief. >> reporter: the discussion about the police department's use of force, the council discussed a resolution it would have called for citywide support of "occupy oakland." the council was split on that so it is now tabled for two weeks. the question now is what exactly is going to happen with this encampment during that time. t

. >> reporter: counsel president larry reid met with the mayor to try to pressure her to take action. last night's shooting was the final straw. >> the young man who lost his life had a connection to this encampment bringing an element downtown that would not be here even though we have a proliferation of violent crime in the city. >> i've been here since day one. i don't care what the city council member say, it is the first amendment right of the people to peacefully assemble. >> reporter: within the last couple of minutes, police canvassed the camp, passing out these eviction notices. i'll tell you, it wasn't going over well with campers. i asked one man if he planned to leave, he said, hell no. right after that happened, a pretty large contingent of campers, a couple hundred began marching down the street, into the sidewalk into the street, unknown where they're marching to. they are marching and it is under way as we speak. reporting live, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. developing news in oakland. we'll see now the decision there for the campers whether to leave

. >> i spoke with city council president, larry reid tonight. he did tell me he met with the mayor and the police chief for a couple hours to talk about those next steps. but dana, he would not share who those next steps would be. >> linda yee, thank you. >>> a $10,000 reward is being offered for help in catching the suspect from yesterday's fatal shooting. the victim was a man who witnesses say had been staying at the plaza. linda confirmed that for us. the suspects, two african american males between 20 and 30 years old, one of them sported long dread locks. anyone with information should call oakland police. >>> and if oakland decides to forcibly remove the encampment, police are worried about backup. agencies from surrounding cities say they are reluctant to send in police. send in help like they did the last time. that's because after street clashes, the city went ahead and left the protesters set up camp all over again. but if need be, alameda county says it will help, but for a price. it will bill the city of oakland $1,000 a day per offi

. >> my name is larry reid. i'm president of the oakland city council. >> reporter: reid flanked by community leaders and business owners calling for a shutdown of the "occupy oakland" camp. leaders say it's sucking downtown dry. >> the city has taken 10 steps backwards and i don't see over the next five to 10 years how we overcome the impact that the encampment is having in our downtown area. >> reporter: and then -- [ screaming ] >> reporter: total chaos. [ continuing screaming ] >> we are the 99% of oakland!! >> reporter: as "occupiers" surrounded city leaders chanting. >> we are the 99%! >> reporter: and city officials came back with their own chant. >> "occupy oakland" must go! >> reporter: city council members trying to keep control of the press conference shouted down. [overlapping speakers] >> reporter: forced from the podium, the councilman let loose taking this dig at mayor jean quan. >> if the mayor doesn't her job, we're going to do our job. >> reporter: what that means no one knows. there are report

. >> got on the phone with emergency operation center and spoke with councilman, larry reid. >> i asked him, we are going to get a police response? he said no. he said we couldn't count on it. >> one of the owners of the restored building. a tone throw from the city hall. with crowds at the door and no assurance of police protection, he felt he had no choice. >> i went upstairs, got the shotgun, came downstairs, and stood at the desk. when i thought they were coming closer to the entry and a group did come in, i approached the door and let them know that this is not a good idea. maybe go somewhere else. >> let them know how? >> took a wide stance and racked the shotgun. >> he has been in constant communication with city leadership and wants to find common ground with those of different ideas and opinions, but says the tent city should be cleared out. the loaded shotgun was his last resort and he hopes he never has to use it again. >> i was very scared. i did not do anything that you can't unfire the gun, as they say. >> in oakland, cbs 5. >>> mocking the one year anniversary of the sent

. >> reporter: that is city council president larry reid trying to keep things under control. this is all after "occupy" oakland held a press conference hoping to distance themselves from the anarchist that is vandalized the city on wednesday night. then at the council meeting they complained that the city spent at least a million dollars raiding their encampment last week. but it was clear not even the demonstrators themselves are in agreement. >> blood is shed when we do nothing. so blood will be shed when we do something. windows are broken when nothing's done. >> if you have a tent here, up root your tent and leave. >> reporter: the city council was discussing a resolution by nancy nadel that would have called for citywide support of "occupy oakland." the council was split so that decision was tabled for two weeks. the question is what will happen with this encampment during that time. now, "occupy" is holding a meeting tonight to discuss what their next steps will be. as you guys know, we just heard from lawrence the weather report it's not really good camping weather rig

you heard from larry reid and others been vocal in his concerns about letting the camp continue. and i understand the city administrator is growing more frustrated and feels like it's her responsibility to ensure public safety in the area. so again, city council went into closed session this afternoon. the mayor hinted she's leaning towards some other options so that is unclear what those are. there is another city council meeting tomorrow night. at this point, the camp is not on the agenda. >> okay. laura anthony is reporting. thank you. >> a fire and explosion destroyed much of a strip mall. alameda county fire investigators spent much of the day trying to figure out what happened here. it happened just after 3:00 in the morning. glass, debris sent flying into the street. the blast blew out the front window of the shop. good news is that no one was injured but damage, as you can see, expansive. >> another sparkling day throughout the bay area. >> let's touch base with spencer chris kin. >> yes. sparkling day. crisp overnight coming our way. there is cold weather coming. this ev

again, council president larry reid has been on scene, as well.is saying that inside city hall, there are calls for a no- confidence vote against mayor jean quan. >> well, i think this encampment is bringing elements down into downtown areas that it's making this part of downtown oakland an unsafe place to be. so those are issues that have been to be discussed and addressed. >> reporter: again, he says that it will take a council meeting and at least three city council members to make that demand or at least the request for a no-confidence vote. recapping, a shooting outside frank ogawa plaza left one man dead. police are still looking for those responsible for that shooting. this is still quite an active scene. "occupy oakland" trying insistently to maintain that the victim and those who perpetrated this crime are not members of "occupy oakland." back to you. >> robert, mayor quan speaking of the mayor, she has been under fire quite significantly. there's a group trying to have her recalled and now if there is a potential no-confidence vote, is i

. >> my name is larry reid. i'm president of the oakland city council. >> reporter: reid flanked by community leaders and business owners calling for a shutdown of the "occupy oakland" camp. leaders say it's sucking downtown dry. >> the city has taken 10 steps backwards and i don't see over the next five to 10 years how we overcome the impact that the encampment is having in our downtown area. >> reporter: and then total chaos. [ screaming ] >> we are the 99% of oakland!! >> reporter: as "occupiers" surrounded city leaders chanting. >> we are the 99%! >> reporter: and city officials came back with their own chant. >> "occupy oakland" must go! >> reporter: city council members trying to keep control of the press conference shouted down. [overlapping speakers] [ screaming ] >> you're my councilman, what have you done in my neighborhood? >> i'm not your councilman! >> reporter: forced from the podium, the councilman let loose taking this dig at mayor jean quan. >> if the mayor doesn't her job, we're going to do our

council president larry reid is on the scene right now speaking with police. we still alive just moments ago. we will take a quick break and come right back. >>pam: we're taking you live to oakland on our breaking news story. one person has been shot at the occupy oakland encampment. this is right outside of oakland city hall. in this light fixture you concede police and city council president trying to assess the developments. it was just yesterday that councilman read and a number of other members of the city council as well as some city leaders and civic leaders as well as members of the clergy were there holding a news conference. they were demanding that the oakland encampment be shut down immediately. larry reed told us in a phone message, in a phone call moments ago that the order must, from the mayor's office and she has not made that decision. we will show you video that was taken just before 5:00 a.m.--5:00 p.m.. police and emergency crews are on the scene trying to revive the victim. we do not know the person's identity nor do we know his condition

councilmember larry reid said he was called the "n" word by one of the protesters.ty leaders say you have made your point now get out. >> we have had a general assembly and voted by consensus that occupy oakland must leave. >> you are not going to let their side be heard? >> i think they have plenty of opportunity and representatives saying their sigh. >> reporter: last night here at occupy oakland at -- city hall the general assembly decided to rescind peaceful profess doctrine. -- protest doctrine. police training cancelled city closed because of a furlough day. now hundreds of thousands may be spent on police coming back and removing the protesters from frank ogawa plaza. terry mcsweeney abc7 news. >>> a fugitive who has been on the run for more than four decades says he will surrender to the san mateo county district attorney's office. he's wanted for his involvement in a shootout in 1968. he's been a fugitive since skipping bail a year later. his attorney says he will bleed guilty to assault with a deadly -- will plead guilty to assault way deadly weapon charge