de la ciudad dice que gente lo ha inundado con mensajes de queja por la actuacion de la policia noel gallo oakland 1:36 la policia esta ahi pero no hacen nada como este dice que aunque los policias ven a gente cometer actos vandalicos, no los arrestan. y esta vez otra vez esta ahi el departamento de policia al cruzar la calle esta el freeway y dejan a todos estos que estan protestando que suban y no hicieron nada segun gallo la policia le ha dicho que no tienen suficiente personal, que deben respetar los derechos consitucional es de protesta y que se cuidan tambien de no ser demandados. pura excusa pues aqui andamos voluntariamente. mientras tanto estos jornaleros de hayward decidieron ayudar a limpiar los destrozos que han dejado las protestas...es su forma de ganar el apoyo de la ciudad para abrir un nuevo centro de jornaleros en oakland. gabriel hernandez/centro de jornaleros de hayward 2:12 vinimos aqui para mostrarles que podemos usar nuestro camion el trabajo de nuestros trabajadores para ayudar a la ciudad sin cobrar nada mas como voluntarios el concejal noel gallo dijo que programa

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reporter: this morning just two days after beloved pet sitter judy salaman was shot and killed, noel gallo announced he thinks the city should declare a state of emergency. >> for those of us in oakland. we're tired of our grandmas being shot, killed, robbed, assaulted on a daily basis. >> reporter: gallo says it's time the city set aside its pride. >> the county has offered. they offer police academies. they offer crime labs. they offer whatever support, but we were too proud and we said no to them. >> reporter: and gallo says he will start drafting language this weekend and plans to introduce his request in early september. live in oakland, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it is a big night in the bay area this friday night with several events starting within the next 90 minutes. all of them expecting to draw tens of thousands of people. the backup caused by the bay bridge closure could make getting where you need to go a little harder tonight. the oakland a's are hosting the angels. the giants are hosting the chicago cubs at 7:15. then at 7:30 just down the street it's jay z and justi

. >> reporter: council member noel gallo says he will ask the city to declare a state of emergency makingit easy to get help from the federal and state government. >> we're at a point, it takes four votes. i think i have three. i'm working on another one to be able to do that. is it going to set an embarrassment to oakland? we're already embarrassed by allowing what happened to happen. >> reporter: this comes after a pet sitter was killed while picking up animals. >> we used to go to her house and have dinner together, share bread together. >> i feel sad because i know her, i miss her, she's my friend. >> reporter: business owners say they're fed up with the robbers and crime. they're meeting to see if they can hire private security. >> we have in mind to do it. we're starting to talk about it. because i think it's really important for our area. >> it will make a big difference. >> reporter: merchants worry about the cost but say they certainly can't afford to do nothing. in oakland, cara liu, ktvu news. >>> more details now in an effort to avoid a repeat of violent protests two weeks ago

. >> reporter: noel gallo says thins like spray paint and fire fluid are not things that should be alloweds and slingshots would be banned too. the idea first pitched last year after occupy protests became riots. >> this is not a tool of violence. this is a tool of freedom of speech. >> reporter: under fierce opposition, the proposal faded. the retooled law is more specific on what would be banned. >> and we're just standing there trying to divert people from the windows. >> reporter: people smashed windows. >> the only hammers that should be down here right now are those that are boarding down the businesses. >> reporter: if you take away a hammer they will just pick up a chair. >> everywhere you look there's things that could be used as a weapon. >> reporter: these cafe workers retreated behind gates, tonight hearing about banned items. >> it's a good idea. i'm for it but i just think it's going to be difficult to do. >> reporter: when the ban comes up for discussion and a possible vote next tuesday, councilman gallo expects a big protest. oakland has another anti zimmerman protest to we

. >> reporter: noel gallo says thins like spray paint and fire fluid are not things that should be allowedshields and slingshots would be banned too. the idea first pitched last year after occupy protests became riots. >> this is not a tool of violence. this is a tool of freedom of speech. >> reporter: under fierce opposition, the proposal faded. the retooled law is more specific on what would be banned. >> and we're just standing there trying to divert people from the windows. >> reporter: people smashed windows. >> the only hammers that should be down here right now are those that are boarding down the businesses. >> reporter: if you take away a hammer they will just pick up a chair. >> everywhere you look there's things that could be used as a weapon. >> reporter: these cafe workers retreated behind gates, tonight hearing about banned items. >> it's a good idea. i'm for it but i just think it's going to be difficult to do. >> reporter: when the ban comes up for discussion and a possible vote next tuesday, councilman gallo expects a big protest. oakland has another anti zimmerman protest

. >> reporter: council member noel gallo says he will ask the city to declare a state of emergency makingit easy to get help from the federal and state government. >> we're at a point, it takes four votes. i think i have three. i'm working on another one to be able to do that. is it going to set an embarrassment to oakland? we're already embarrassed by allowing what happened to happen. >> reporter: this comes after a pet sitter was killed while picking up animals. >> we used to go to her house and have dinner together, share bread together. >> i feel sad because i know her, i miss her, she's my friend. >> reporter: business owners say they're fed up with the robbers and crime. they're meeting to see if they can hire private security. >> we have in mind to do it. we're starting to talk about it. because i think it's really important for our area. >> it will make a big difference. >> reporter: merchants worry about the cost but say they certainly can't afford to do nothing. in oakland, cara liu, ktvu news. >>> more details now in an effort to avoid a repeat of violent protests two weeks ago

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