we bring in damian trujillo who joins us from the mlk library. can see behind you, it's active as we speak. >> well, it looks like they are ending their march here. they marched over to city hall 45 minutes ago. it surprised everyone when they marched back here to the steps of the mlk library. this is what democracy looks like. this has been a peaceful crowd of occupy supporters for the last two months. no police in riot gear here. they have pretty much followed the rules but they are marching tonight. they ended up at city hall plaza where dozens of occupy tents are gone. police ordered everyone to leave tonight. one person who didn't listen was sean o kelly. he's a top a wall of city hall. he's been ordered to leave. the city has not said what they will do to ensure he complies with the laws. supporters of occupy are still trying to get their message heard. do you think america got the message over the last two months? >> very slightly. they got the message about the banks. it's nice to hear a lot of people are moving their money to credit unio

ago, and he approached the department to see if we could implement this bike cycle track program on mlk. we worked for six months on both sides of the table and tried to articulate issues and concerns of the could revise their project. middle of last year, mta hosted two public meetings at the county fair building two they also did two out reach efforts of the city streets program. in addition to that, this item has been heard about capital and operations committee. it has also gone to the golden gate park concourse of 30 for their approval. prop j give jurisdiction over bicycle to performance and others as related to the garage project. this proposal went to them earlier this month, and their group voted in favor of moving forward with this, with a 6-0 vote. at that meeting, a representative from a yearly's office came forward and supported the project, as well as supervisor mar. what came of that meeting, the concourse of 30 mission came up with three recommendations. one is to lead to mta do an educational component as part of the rollout process, that they continue and increase the

they gathered on the steps of mlk library before peaceful march to city hall. no reports so far of any arrests or problems. pg&e natural gas pipeline that is 75 years old and runs through a palo alto neighborhood will not be strent tested. the pipeline installed in 1936 runs a half mile between alma street and middle field road. pg&e says it's not the policy to test pipeline segments identified for replacement. the pipeline is a big concern in the neighborhood. automatic budget cuts for the state of california could kick in at the start of the new year. even if it happens school districts will be safe for now. many school districts ignore lawmakers rosey revenue projections, planning finances with enough cushion to absorb a possible spending cut. oakland unified, alameda unified as well as several other bay area school districts were among those who opted for the approach. for those who planned ahead, they don't prompt bankruptcies or a shorter school year. >>> here's news that smells so good. the transit agency adding new vinyl seat covers for 200 train cars.

. >> we saw mlk jr. for the first time, spend some time with fdr, had a great weekend. it was great. >>> we have several good days until maybe a couple of showers as we head toward thursday. let's get you started with the bus stop forecast. our friends in fairfax enjoying a couple of days off here for service issues. what? teacher work days, that sort of thing that goes on every now and then. clear and chilly in most areas with patchy, dense fog. 43 to 51. we were in the 30s and 40s this morning. 30s and 40s and the sunrise is at about 6:41. will be 47 by 9:00. with calm winds. then we will look at winds light today, generally out of the south 5 miles per hour or less. highs between 60 and 65. a pleasant afternoon. here are the weather headlines. nice and mild today. tomorrow and wednesday very few problems except for the morning fog. shower possible on thursday as the front comes through. that will give you a chilly friday. friday you may need jackets or even sweaters. back in the 60-degree range or better as we head in toward saturday and sunday. this coming weekend.

right now we want to take you to david trujillo who joins us live outside the mlk library in san jose. another rally is about to get started, but this one seems much more calm. >> it's always been peaceful in san jose. teachers and union workers are gathering here. they'll march over to the san jose stadium. we want to show you the pictures. there are no police officers here in riot gear. they don't file there's a need, because there's a crowd here in san jose. the occupy crowd has been very peaceful in the past two months. they'll walk across the street to city hall, they're expected to hold a 7:00 rally tonight. they'll meet up with people who have been camping out in front of city hall. one of them has been sean o'kelly. this morning, the city ordered him to leave, but as of 3:00 this afternoon, o'kelly was still in his tent. the city cleared the plaza overnight and police cited one person who refused to leave. organizers say after two months, they're not sure how big offage impact they've had. >> do you think america got the message over the last few months? >> very a lightly. the

they gathered on the steps of the mlk library before a peaceful march to city hall where officers evicted campers that night. no reports of arrests or problems. a different story in new york. confronting as and arrests after demonstrators marched across the brooklyn bridge. earlier protesters blocked traffic near wall street and tried to delay the start of the stock exchange. they did not succeed. clashes exilated at zuccotti park where they got its start and nypd moved in. police arrested nearly 300 people in the day long protest. >> man is in custody tonight in connection with the killing of an aspiring rapper and camper at the plaza. it turns out at least one suspect was captured on video and nbc bay area obtained a copy that was footage. at the oakland police department with exclusive details. >> you are looking at cell phone video that shows a man police believe played a role in the killing of a demonstrator. it was recorded as the shots went off and police confirm the man is in custody. the shooting that koops as we were about to go live. >> it was not a news story and not something

doors in february billed as the only sitdown restaurant in anacostia, a beacon of new business along mlk and southeast. >> i was glad she opened that up over there. we needed something like that. it's very nice in there. >> reporter: but now the future of union town still open tonight is very much up in the air. it's entrepreneurial owner 36- year-old natasha dasher has been arrested on federal drug trafficking charges. >> i'm just hurt. i'm really shocked, you know, but i -- >> right now we're at intersection of martin luther king and w street which is kind of the hub for what anacostia is becoming. >> reporter: dasher and her restaurant were just profiled in this video about the resurgence of anacostia. >> i chose anacostia for one reason. it's underserved. >> reporter: now dasher is in serious trouble arrested two weeks ago outside her office in this industrial park in prince george's county accused of being in the middle of a huge interstate drug deal. in these court documents an agent with the federal drug enforcement administration said based on a tip to a confidential informant, t

specifically some on bowling green drive, mlk, and some on another story that would be nearby, and they're still attractive options for people going to these destinations, does not specifically on jfk drive. this shows a slightly different number. that is because we have worked to lower the numbers since the last presentation. near the conservatory, there are approximately 300 spaces. near the concourse, approximately 590 free parking spaces. near the lake, about 540. we're losing a small amount. however, we want to know how well they are being utilized. if they're not being utilized, we can probably take out more. but they are being utilized in some form. near the music concourse, and a typical weekday, there typically 50 spaces available. we're talking about removing five. when you look at a regular saturday, we're talking about 80 spaces, a decent amount of space available. i think parking will get tight no matter what happens. if you look in the overall eastern half of golden gate park, we're talking about removing 56 spaces. you can see that there are hundreds of spaces available. on

also, west lombard at south mlk. let's take a live look. as you can see, not too bad there. that's a look at 95 at joppa road. and let's take another live look. you can see. clear ride there. 895, south of 195. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or visit them online at cochranfirm.com for your free consultation. >>> now we'll go back to bob. >> a couple of sprinkles here and there to the west of us. a few snow showers going on across the western mountain. very light stuff. but temperatures down to 44. feels like about 38 degrees out. now, it's going to be cold tonight. cold on friday. but believe it or not, it's just not going to last. because to the west of us, already warmer air beginning to move into the midwest. and that will be with us over the weekend. a nice warmup, and it should stay dry all weekend long. kai? >> all right, bob. thank you. >>> the maryland zoo in baltimore is celebrating the birth of a new gazelle. this is elvira. she was born in february to 9- yea

north point road at kimberley road, west fayet at north mlk and richie highway at marly station. let's take a live look. as you can see it's going to be quite a drive there. that's a look at the beltway at security boulevard. and we'll take another live look. you can see not too much better there on the beltway on the west side there at liberty road. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate. you can call them. >> thank you. >>> stay with wjz for complete thanksgiving coverage for the latest on the traffic, the airlines and weather and a special holiday guide, log onto www.wjz.com. >>> okay. we all know this. it only takes a few seconds for a child to make a mess and one michigan mother learned the lesson the hardway. >> uh-oh. >> what's the matter mommy? >> her two sons had a little fun with a bag of flour while she stepped away to use the bathroom. the woman says she captured the scene on her camera. in total shock. how does she feel when the shock wore off? >> as soon as i stopped recording, i sat in the middle of the floor and started cryin

at least one caught fire where 50 and mlk is shut down.e'll bring more details as we get it. >>> voters in virginia head to the polls tuesday to either reelect or choose new state delegates and senators. as fox 5's john henrehan reports republicans could take over the majority in the senate. >> reporter: for weeks virginia drivers have had to wade through a thicket of political road signs for local races and for every house and senate district in the general assembly. republicans have a comfortable majority in the house. democrats have only a two-seat majority in the state senate. former republican congressman tom davis says gop candidates are taking advantage of president obama's slide in popularity and republicans are generally steering clear of talking about hot button social issues. >> they're capitalizing on the atmosphere. they're talking about jobs, growing the economy, the kind of issues people are interested in. >> reporter: the republican house redrew districts to favor gop candidates and the senate redrew districts to favor demo

also in southeast wash, coming inbound as you work your way over frardz mlk, jr., we have a stalled car international today. >> she is celebrating the culture of chile here in d.c. folklore, dancing and cuisine. all things can you find at a festival. we'll check in with holly for a preview of the event all morning long. stay with us. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' a dunkin' latte. i can't think without my dunkin' iced latte. it's a real latte. i love it. i run on dunkin'. get a premium latte without a premium price. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris. happy friday. i know now you're probably thinking thanksgiving and how you're going to celebrate next thursday. i have something else i want you to celebrate prior to next week. it's rakisuam. this is a festival that's all about the indigenous people of chile. so what better place to have it? they have three different areas. they have set up this wonderful art bazaar because they talk about their curl and teach about it through the handiwork they do. we're going to find out about the skills th

dasher and her uniontown restaurant on mlk were just profiled in a video about the resurgence of anacostia. the truck's driver and another man are also charged in this case. >>> fairfax county schools are considering setting up surveillance cameras inside the schools. now, the idea was set off by food fights. fox 5's beth parker has more. >> reporter: this is what started it all. food fights in high school cafeterias. >> just chaos everywhere. >> reporter: this battle uploaded to youtube happened at west springfield high. >> i was i was standing there and i got hit by yogurt right in the back of the head. >> reporter: after a series of fights, the county school board is now considering putting surveillance cameras inside schools. >> the problems that they found were after the food fights is it was hard for the principals to sort out would did what to whom. >> some view it as an invasion of privacy. >> as government we need to teach students that the fourth amendment means something, that we still have rights to privacy, that, if you are in a place where the law requires you to be, that mea

stalled car at mlk junior avenue, was tying up the left side of the highway. commute out of german town not bad. about 59 miles per hour headed southbound. all of your lanes here are open. traveling in virginia, there is a slow go on the outer loop leaving van doran street. was an accident, and it's cleared to the shoulder. skyfox above the beltway near 66. inner loop of the beltway to go westbound on 66, that's where we're checking for an accident reported to be on that ramp heading outbound on 66. the inner loop a slow go between braddock and gal us and 236. i think right there towards the bottom of your screen we have that incident. single file to the right as you continue outbound on 66 from the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> thanks. dave ross back with us to talk a little redskins football. tony giving a little support to the redskins. >> yeah, i was talking to tony this weekend. he's leaning one way. >> okay. i'll be honest with you, because it's a rivalry game, because it's the cowboys, i will not be advised if the redskins

the other set to take place on mlk. that's a press conference by the city in about 15 minutes from now. a lot of movement out here this morning and politically as well as physically. today, "occupy oakland" plans to make its organization known around. world. groups say any corporation that stays open for business will be picketed. the group says they did not issue the same warning for small businesses, a lot of whom have struggle along on frank ogawa plaza in recent days. people have traveled long distances to be here. i just -- i just spoke to students who came here from humboldt state and they drove all night to be here. >> i think it's historical. you have to stand up -- you have to stand up and stand with a bunch. other people and hopefully accomplish something. >> i'm here to today -- today too represent part of the 99%. we're trying to draw attention to the 1% of this country are really driving this country in the wrong direction and the 99% of us out there trying to pay the rent, the mortgage bill, trying to rais