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will bring us a live update in the next half hour. >>> there are occupied encampments outside los angeles cityr did make several arrests but most campers packed up and left without a struggle. it comes after two days after they were asked to leave the tent city they set up nearly two months ago. >>> it was a similar scene on philadelphia, police were there as occupied protesters ignored a city deadline issued two days ago, there were a few minor scuffles between protesters and police. >> time now on the uc santa cruz campus, they will reopen and this marks the demonstrations. the protesters moved into the building a couple of days ago demanding they disband their police department. however they decided to end their protest because it was causing an inconvenient to other students. >>> make sure you stay right here for continuing coverage of occupied protests and all of the looming deadlines and go to our website at any time www.ktvu.com. >>> we want you to keep in mind there is heavy fog once again this morning. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news is in marin county and has been driving around te

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has decided to conduct its own revealed details straight ahead out of mayor of los angeles says occupying fatman the city needs to be evacuated for the sake of the children they seem to forget about the thousands of homeless children and students in los angeles that have already closed the directing of attention to the wrong question about that topic since we got. into that only a little. to bring justice or. i have a right to know what my government we want to know why i think. i would characterize obama as a charismatic. american exceptionalism. get some closure see the story and it seems so. easy to understand it and then something else here's some other part of it and realize that everything is just you don't know i'm sorry. the sun. welcome to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. i. don't believe that anything i like what a contest or what nobody seems to know. that never ever straight faced by talking to the argument that they're being overly dramatic. at the end of last month president obama made an official announcement that would be that he would be keeping his two thousand and eight promise t

. >>> the city of los angeles is telling occupy protesters it is time to pack up and go. we've got live pictures and you can see police are on the scene as well as the protesters. they are still gathered near city hall despite that deadline to vacate the area by 12:01 this morning. it was issued by the mayor there. police have said that there will likely be arrests at some point, but they are hoping, hoping that they will not have to use force. they continue to tell the protesters to pack up and leave but they have not done so. we will have a live coming up at 6:15. >> sounds familiar. >>> it is 6:02 now. university of california recents will try again today to hold a meeting to ask the state for more funding. >> protesters are expected to show up for the series of meetings that are are happening across the state. gill diaz is in san francisco, at one of the sites. >> reporter: it is supposed to start at 9:00. we haven't seen any student protesters yet. but there is talk that they will show up outside this building. as you can see over my shoulder, that campus police are r

the los angeles city council >>> dogs that bark too much can lead to hefty fines. at least down south. the los angeles city council approved an ordinance that will fine owners of dogs that bark excessively $250 for the first offense. the fines do go up from there. $500 for the second offense. [ loud barking ] >> this would be excessive. [ laughter ] >> $1,000 for the third offense. it's considered excessive if a dog continues barking for longer than 10 minutes. >>> u.s. coast guard is warning people to stay away from a pod of whales that has settled unusually close to the santa cruz shore. a group of humpback whales each the size of a school bus has been shadowing local boaters and kayakers over the past few days. weather conditions have brought anchovies closer to shore and naturally the whales have followed. word of the mammals' visit is drawing whale watchers to santa cruz businesses and overcrowding the waterways. >> an hour later 300 people were out there pouring out of the harbor mouth in droves of kayaks. you could have walked back on people's kayaks. >> the

you can see they are a tent city and they have been here for two months now. but as you said, the occupy los angeles group, that he had midnight deadline where they had to clear out a city hall and, of course, as you know, the deadline has come and gone and about 100 demonstrators are still out there and the atmosphere with a celebratory around the l.a. camp. organizers led chants with a bullhorn and los angeles mayor says police will not immediately begin making arrests to provide ample time for protesters to leave. now police say they doubt if anyone will go and they do expect to make arrests at some point. demonstrators are vowing to stay put and this morning, we have hakeem up yerly to talk us about. tell me about what is -- early to talk us about. what is your reaction when you hear about the folks in los angeles being asked to leave or remove from their position that. deadline has come and gone and some are still staying put. what is your reaction sm. >> emappalled. -- reaction? >> i am appalled. no one should ask you to move out of the site because due to the fact they are exercising their fi

a large mess around the grounds, los angeles city hall, cleanup crews will make their way into that fenced-off area later today to begin cleanup. before that, though, officials with the county health department will have to assess the situation before they can actually allow the crews in to begin cleanup. that's because there has been lice reported inside, as well as fecal matter. around 12:15 this morning, arrests started. some 1,300 lapd officers started to make arrests of occupy protesters. they've been taken to the met row jail here in downtown l.a. they can't post 10%, $500. they have to post the entire amount. they will be held the entire weekend if they're not bailed out by friday and will be able to be bailed out again on monday. they will be moving into that area to begin the cleanup shortly. that's the story from los angeles. >>> let's talk some weather. >> it's been cold out there, windy. we have had some fog. how is that affecting the airports? >> we've had delays out of sfo because of the fog. let's take a live look at oakland international airport. you still have a blanket of fog

in september los angeles city crews fenced off this section of the ocean front hillside after the cliff began to crumble. no homes and properties are threatened at this point. but police are patrolling the area to make sure no one gets close to that unstable cliff. wow. >>> back here at home. what is the traffic like? let's check in with sal. >> you know it's doing pretty well so far. traffic is looking good on the san mateo bridge if you are driving out to san mateo or the foster city area. it's a nice looking drive. and this mornings drive at the bay bridge still pretty light. there is road work on the lower deck of the bay bridge eastbound. eastbound as you come to -- as you leave san francisco and head to oakland at least one lane is closed. 4:54 let's go to steve. >> our one system moved out. left some pretty decent rain totals. that is gone. but the moisture is not. we have to deal with a lot of inland fog. what does form usually forms north bay, east bay. keep an eye out toward san jose. so far it's low clouds. give our system credit. it stayed in there. boy, there is a lot of mo

. >>> a deadline for the wall street protesters to vacate the encampment outside los angeles city passed been showing you throughout the morning sherrie johnson is live here in baltimore with a look at what protesters what they are saying about it this morning. sherrie. >> reporter: well, yes, here you know all is quiet right now. we can see the occupy baltimore tent city here. they have been here since about october and you know, the eviction deadline for occupy los angeles is passed. it was mid night. more than a hundred demonstrators didn't leave despite the mayor's order. it was celebratory around the camp. police will not immediately begin making arrests to provide ample time for protesters to leave. now police say they doubt if everyone will go and they expect to make arrests at some point but demonstrators are vowing to stay put. now, this morning, locally here in baltimore, we had a chance to talk to some of the occupy baltimore protesters to hear what they have to say. and here's what michael says. >> well, i can tell you is this, this site occupy baltimore, this is the best occ

you know we still have several people sitting down in the middle of the city hall park here in los angeles occupy l.a. still showing solidarity with i was really good now look to across the board across roads excuse me where it seems like the government will find the shutdown now in the background we see that there are police in riot gear tearing down some of the tents we see several other officers also in right here some of them holding buttons some of them holding plastic ties rader take people into custody some of them other non-lethal weapons which they say they are ready to use on protesters protesters excuse me here they remain peaceful no one has risen armed so far earlier there were some scuffles but the situation is that there has been an order for dispersal they have also warned the media that if we do remain here while they are in force in their operation we are also subject to arrest now a very select few media have gone through mission to fail now we've been assured from the police that everything will remain constitutional and from their part on violence now we shall see in t

>>darya: the los angeles city attorney says are presented as from occupy l.a. are seeking a temporary restraining order of their own, trying to prevent police from dismantling the in camera around city hall without notice. city officials said the protesters claim they have their right to notice because a city council resolution supports the demonstrations as long as they remain peaceful. police have said that they do not plan a surprise raid on the camp and they are trying to negotiate a time line to the end of the protest. >>mark: sfo is expecting more than 1 million travelers to pass through the airport this holiday, that would be an increase of over 4 percent over last year. that is good news at sfo. give yourself plenty of time to catch your flight. the report recommends arriving at least an hour and a half before your scheduled arrival. if the thanksgiving holiday travel season starts today and runs through the 27th. >>darya: taking a look at decision to thousands of, herman cain is going to get secret service protection. he is the first candidate to be pla

. >>> the clock is ticking for occupy protoasters to move out of their camp at los angeles city hall. city leaders announced the protesters have until 12:01 monday. the major i he's proud the protest has been peatful and nonviolent, but the demonstration is the no longer sustainable. protesters are not ready to leave. >> i don't want the be arrested and nobody here does. we've been -- we're so here and unified now as a family, i don't think we feel right leaving each other. >> both the city and protesters had been negotiating to find a new location for the occupy movement to go to. however, those talks have broken down. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are still pointing finners over the failure of a congressional supercommittee. nbc's brian moore has the latest including how millions of americans will feel the effects if the two sides don't come to a deal. >> reporter: the failure of the congressional supercommittee sets the stage for a year end spending showdown on capitol hill. >> when congress returns next week from its thanksgiving hangover on the to-do-list right away is l

police response varies from my patient occupation and back here in los angeles we've been remarkably supported by our los angeles city police department they've been very peaceful we had a march today hundreds of people some cans were pitched i'm told in in the middle of the march in the middle of the street and we only had want to rest and the l.a.p.d. handled themselves much differently than they're handling themselves in new york today from what about this movement generally there's a good time. this two month mark or it's been going on for weeks with no apparent result would you agree with me just still believe you could achieve some time dribbled. actually there has been tangible change given there's several things that i think this movement has already manifested that are very important both on a on a national level and a local level. we've managed to change the narrative here especially in the mainstream of the corporate media here in the united states and if it weren't for news organizations like russia today many of us in the united states would not be getting news and information that's pertinent to our to

they camped out in front of the los angeles city hall. philadelphia police still have not moved protesters from a camp outside that city hall. the time the 6:37. >> still ahead -- another sex scandal rocks the herman cain campaign. the republican candidate is fighting the claims. >> plus, digging deeper and how the rates for a taxi ride could double that of first a check on traffic and weather every 10 minutes. at bank of america we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c. the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> let's take a look at traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> doug hill is with us live from calvert county. it was so nice for the past few days. >>> it is the luck of the draw. it looks like we will squeeze out

. >>> los angeles city officials are giving occupied protesters there and opportunity, the group has been living there are there -- living there and they need to be out by next week. an aid has not said how they will be moved and protesters say they are intent on staying and are calling for outside support incase police try to remove them and their tents. >>> the airport is offering free and discounted parking until then and tuesdays wednesday they will be offered up to three days of parking and it is part of an effort to fly out of oakland. >>> checking in on our morning news team, ruth facebooks us all the time and she wants to know what the drive is to san rafael? >> well, everything looks good and weed reports about fog in marin county. the chp is out and this is not a morning to be speeding around. 280 at the 880 interchange, no delays this thanks gaving morning. and dramatic pictures, this is at the intersection of bancroft and fair faction. the -- fair faction. around 5:00, the truck went into this building and it looks like a type of the store front. it had take some time to

. >>> in overnight, police raided another camp outside of los angeles city hall.m housley joins us live from downtown los angeles. what is happening right now, adam? it looks like police activity. >> reporter: yeah, they came in with the police officers and cleared out the entire park. 14 officers strong. we can give you a look now. the encampment was there for a couple of months. we actually saw this build up for a few months and the michael jackson trial was here, so we would walk through each day. >> when that did -- when they did not leave, they put together a plan. they had the officers staged at dodger stadium which is not from far from here -- not far from here. they came in 14 strong. they came in in full riot gear and they came in and the best that could have happened happened. there were very little incidents. 200 people were arrested. the guy in the tree that refused to come down, they fired beanbag rounds, a non- lethal way of getting him down. here's what's left. just tons and tons of trash. the same officers put on their riot gear to make sure there

. >> the los angeles city council voted to amend the city's barking law and start charging dog ownersse. owners could face fines of up to $1,000. a dog's barking would be considered too much if it continued for 10 minutes or more, or intermittently for 30 minutes or more in a three-hour period. you'll have to keep evidence, keep track of what the space is between the barking. that little guy can bark all she wants. >> that's a cute dog. i can understand it. it can be annoying. >> yeah. >>> hard to find november weather better than this. >> and bob turk has the update first warning weather forecast next. ,,,,,,,, everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. ,,,,,,,, and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for beautiful vacation, nothing beats alabama. ok, we'll never agree on who's best. but we can all agree on one thing. the gulf's the worlds number one vacation spot. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. mississippi has wonderful people, great music, and the beautiful outdoors. louisiana's the

is just outside city hall and as we heard earlier police have not said specifically what their plans are or when that plan will take place. as you can see they are lining up in los angeles outside city hall, so we will keep monitoring the situation as we see some events unfold and let you know what is happening down there. >>> three emergency homeless shelters are said to open in the south bay later today. santa clara county, cold weather program starts at 6:00 tonight. now the shelters will provide 365 emergency beds every night through the end of march. now the beds are set up at the national guard armories in gilroy and at the reception center in san jose. it will be held on a first come first serve basis. >>> 4:54 it is chilly out there and it is foggy tara is checking in on the big problem spots, tara? >> the venetia, bay bridge and it is foggy at the golden gate bridge, make sure you drive slowly, those exit signs on the left as you drive towards the mcarthur maze and in san francisco, it is so socked in, you can't even see 101. finally dense fog along the san mateo span, give yourself extra time, let's head over to steve. >>> some of the thickness, keep that in m

. >>> a showdown may be looming in los angeles between city officials and occupy los angeles demonstrators. the mayor has ordered the occupy camp to close by midnight tomorrow night. he said it's time for the 500 tents to come down for the sake of public health and safety. some of the occupiers say they'll find another location if theory victimed from the city hall lawn. >> investigators will try to figure out the cause of a water main break in south san francisco. we first showed you these pictures yesterday afternoon. officials say a 12-inch wide line that had been upgraded somehow opened up. 6 homes near the break were evacuated. it is now back in service and the public utilities commission say it will repay homeowners for any damage. >>> two people were wounded tonight in a string of shootings in oakland that police say are connected. one person was hit by gunfire in the 1200 block of 7th street short after 7:00 tonight. at about the same time a short distance away, a second man was shot near mandella parkway and 7th street. both victims were taken to the hospital. their conditions not

now los angeles city officials and police told the occupied protesters that they needed to leave thepment by 12:01 this morning. police say they do not have a timetable and will not release on when they will clear out that camp and we are watching that situation out there live. >>> students with occupied uc davis are calling for a response. they hope to shut down the university and the strike is focused on recent tuition hikes and budget cuts unless the pepper spraying incident that received national attention. since that pepper spraying incident, uc has been allowed to remain in place. >>> they are called to protest today's planned meeting by the board of regents. however they will also be gathering ionomers set campuses. -- on merced campuses. they decided to use kill conferences -- tell conferences after a previous meeting had been canceled earlier this month. students have been upset over tuition hikes and other budget cuts. >>> firefighters are reminding all of us to install carbon monoxide detectors after two adults and one child went to the hospital with carbon monoxide poison

tnchts clock is ticking for occupy protesters to move out of their camp at los angeles city hall.he leaders announced on friday that protesters have until monday at 12:01 a.m. to leave their camp. the mayor says he is proud that the protest has been peaceful and nonviolent, but that the demonstration is no longer sustainable. most protesters say they knew this day was coming. >> i don't want to be arrested and nobody here does. we've become such a -- we're so here and unified now as a family i don't think we feel right leaving each other. >> both the city and protesters have been negotiating to find a new location for the occupy movement to go. however, those talks broke down. said one, i think we're seeing these movements all across the country being cracked down on and i think it's just our time. >>> democrats and republicans are still pointing fingers over the failure of the congressional supercommittee. nbc's brian moore has the latest including how millions of americans will feel the effects if the two sides don't come to a deal. >> reporter: the failure of the congressional

that would take care of all the health concerns the city has with the calling in the plaza. >>> los angeles cityorkers cleaning up the former site of that city's occupy camp this morning. about 1400 police officers moved no to clear the camp after midnight. they arrested about 200 people who would not leave. >>> more funding is being powered into an alert system. uc berkeley teaming up with the usgs and tech companies to bring it online. today in the bay's marla tellez live with a look at the warning system. >> good morning. it is called shake alert. in its most basic form it would warn you about an upcoming earthquake via your personal computer. imagine working on your pc and getting a pop-up alert that could give you more than a minute to get ready. the warning system is currently being tested at uc berkeley and the california institute of technology. those two schools, along with the university of washington seattle, they got a $6 million grant to improve the technology. scientists say shake alert could give people a heads up of several seconds to more than 60 seconds. in most cases that is e

. >>> the los angeles city police department will hold a press conference today. hollywood mystery. it's about the drowning death of actress natalee wood. she drowned after partying with her husband. today l.a. times reports new development involves the captain of that yacht. >>> in oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting. police found the victim lying on san pablo avenue near 34th street at 12:30 this morning. police tell us the victim had been shot at least once. they do not believe he was shot near 34th and san pablo because they couldn't find any shell casings. the man was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> 6:56. it's going o be a cold, windy, and snowy weekend in tahoe. live picture right there. this is i-80 eastbound. some of the residence up there could see a foot of snow tonight going into tomorrow and even more snow is forecasted next week. >>> skiers well you can go to the trails today. the lifts open at 8:30 this morning. heavenly also will open today. many other ski resorts in the area will open next week. >> heavenly

occupy protesters are swept out of encampments, streets near los angeles city hall are back open afterout protesters. police say the eviction was mostly peaceful, with only four arrests. in philadelphia, dozens of tents can be seen outside city hall, hours after sunday's deadline to leave past. no arrests have been reported. >>> in 1998, newt gingrich was a political has-been, out as speaker, looking at a pretty unsure future. it was at that moment that gingrich and his closest supporters huddled together, mapping out a path to prosperity that would make him big money and a larger voice in the business community. karen tum ulties a national correspondent for "the washington post" and took an in-depth look at businesses of newt gingrich. i want to talk about the ventures that you mentioned specifically, health care think tank, consulting business, media appearances, historical documentary production company. how did he go, karen, from down and out in '98 to a big draw before this presidential run? >> well you know, this is a story i think that in many ways is as much about how things wo

city. they're also taking donations of warm clothes. >> things aren't as cozy at the occupy camp in los angeles. the city's mayor has served protestors with an eviction notice. occupiers have until midnight tomorrow to clear their campsite from the city hall park. there are close to 500 tents set up there. the mayor says there will be shelter beds available for campers who are homeless. >>> and cleanup continues today in south san francisco. this is where an accidental urban geyser sent mud and water flowing into homes there. the water main break happened yesterday, shooting up plumes 60 feet into the air. more than a dozen homes were flooded. the pipeline serves more than two million customers delivering water from the hetch hetchy system. today, the san francisco public utilities commission told us repairs are expected to begin next week. but first, investigators had to figure out what happened. in the meantime, everyone does have water service. >>> well, one of three american students arrested during a protest in cairo is back home in philadelphia tonight. a big sigh of relief for 19- year-old

>> police appear to be keeping their promise to shut down the occupy encampment outside city hall in los angelesier this morning, every street within a one block perimeter of city hall was shut down. these are live pictures of what's happening in los angeles right now. at last check, roughly 500 tents remain in

cities like san as a, los angeles, and another inc. region -- cities like san mateo.rsions of their law has actually surpassed that of san francisco, the first year ban, -- the first year -- tier ban, and those retailers that are hybrid cars restores and pharmacies. we have seen upper eds to 20% reduction in to the san francisco landfill. as evidence of our plastic bag man, just in that sphere. we believe by extending this city-wide to all retailers, we will certainly accelerate what the objective is, and this is to wean people off of the reliance on plastic bags, and i should remind you, what plastic bags are necessary with the objective here -- why plastic bags are necessary with the objective here. the decomposition of the bag takes a long time and is harmful to the environment. one can argue that a single plastic bag may not be harmful, but when you think of the tens of millions that cities like san francisco go through in city's large and small that contribute to the 102 billion consumption of bags per year that go into landfills, and they are not recyclable, the

we're watching occupy protesters in los angeles, defying the midnight deadline to leave city hall. ere they are, packed onto the sidewalks as police stand in the streets around city hall. we are following the latest occupy los angeles and we will keep checking in to see what is happening. crocker this cash she ahead >>george: when people advise others to drive they say do not use your high beams. that is the reason why. looking at your ride around the bay area, the fog advisory is in place for the bay bridge, the venetian bridge, the carquinez bridge and take a look at the san the tail bridge. you will understand why the fog advisory has been issued. from time to time we have been able to make out the tail lights coming in from the lower right hand side of the screen and occasionally some headlights. >>mark: protesters stayed past the midnight deadline set and the occupy l.a. protests. the arrests came after hundreds of people gathered on the street and were forced out of the park. police are trying to keep them out of the roadways. there is word that water bottles were thrown at of