. >>> "occupy oakland" demonstrators returned to frank ogawa plaza today. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland with the community uprising. >> reporter: someone wrote on the sidewalk, long linoccupy. but there is a new group that calls itself stand for oakland. they are tired of the violence. >> reporter: two dozen people stood in protest on the steps of city hall today. they said oakland is being trashed by the demonstrators. >> they are just destroying children's art and city hall. makes no sense. >> reporter: as soon as the protest began, members "occupy oakland" started shouting at the counterprotesters. >> when you are opposing, you are going to get opposition. >>> the counter-protesters expected confrontation. they hope to hold demonstrations weekly. they said the "occupy oakland" cost the city money. >> i have had the windows of my store, my bank, all broken in. >> reporter: while the conter- protest was going on, "occupy oakland" was protesting heavy handed tactics pie police. police say they were using a loud speaker system without a permit and ordere

they say they are gonna have a silent rally to counterdemonstrate the occupy oaklandnstration. if we take you back out here live, the other thing we want to point out is it looks like oakland police are preparing for a day of action. you are looking across the street from the wiley courthouse. there is a bus load of police officers. early this morning we saw them getting in and getting ready. it looks like they had riot gear and some other stuff along with them. this is part of a day of action plan. this is happening in oakland. something to keep in mind if you work or live near this area. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> make sure you stay with ktvu.com for continuing coverage throughout the day on this latest occupy oakland demonstration. and just a reminder, we stream all of our newscasts live online. it's all at ktvu.com. >>> 8:33. new this morning, emergency crews are still on the scene of a liquor store in oakland. part of the building's exterior collapsed onto the ground below. tara moriarty is live at the location. so is this bidding -- building gonna be

war and i would love to see more coverage of what i see as the entire scope of occupy oakland. and i mean i guess you could say that those people that are actually there in oakland of might tell you that it's more about the local gripes that they've been facing right the local confrontations that they've had with police and so i'm just wondering how you think that some of that should be broken down because at the end of the day it is supposed to be a national movement but do you think that we've really seen it become more localized because of the way that certain local governments have responded the way the police respond and does it end up fracturing what the overall message is. i don't necessarily see that as fracturing i think that it occupies greatest strength now in going forward is is decentralization and it that means that each occupy can take on a sort of local flavor and use a sort of local power and oakland has opened up a lot of history and a troubled police department and i and problems with policing and police brutality over many years and so i think to to ignore th

apparently occupy oakland is branching out. about 50 members traveled to sacramento today billing themselves as anti-nazi demonstrators. state capitol officials say a pro white organization had a 3 hour permit to demonstrate on the capitol steps. they were protesting black on white crime in south africa but when members of occupy oakland and other groups showed up the tension began to mount. >> go home. go home. >>reporter: around 3:00 o'clock chaos broke out while police were escorting about 35 pro white demonstrators to nearby parking garage. police say occupy oakland protesters threw cans bottles and paint balloons. >> some commotion broke out. i watched a car jump a curb and some occupy people were pounding on the car and some of the white supremacist jumped out and there was, they didn't exchange blow but it got pretty tense. the. >> you. going to be a felony right now. >>reporter: chp officers on horseback tried to control the crowd while rite police called in. at least 2 officers were hurt including this one after he tac

he said it was over the top. >> they are trying to squash "occupy oakland." an attempt to attack "occupy oakland" so it cannot organize. >> reporter: police say they were getting complain the loud speaker was disturbing businesses. >> we have to respect everyone's right for space, for sound. it is a business day. there are a lot of people trying to conduct business. >> our first stop -- >>> the rally continued but with a megaphone. >> if you have 2 dozen police in riot gear to respond to amplified sounds, i don't know in whose world that seems balanced. >> reporter: a few feet away from the protests, residents rallied against the vandalism created by some in the "occupy oakland" moment. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. to ken pritchett outside the courthouse in oakland by frank ogawa plaza. where another occupy protest happened today. >> reporter: the occupy rally here broke up an hour ago. the intent was to rally in support of a occupy member who was charged with assault on a police officer. but the hearing had been mov

occupy oakland activists believe they were unlawful arrests. police say people were throwing things at officers. and the activists broke into city hall and van lighted it and burn add american flag that hung inside city hall. the -- protesters say police have been unnecessarily harsh. they have big plans to make a statement today. after last saturday's protest the mayor indicated the city isn't going to put up with this behavior any more. >> occupy oakland has got to stop using oakland as its playground. and people in the community and people in the occupy movement have to stop making excuses for this behavior. >> reporter: the arrested protesters received support from fellow activists when they walked out of jail. some of those who were arrested will be speaking at a noon rally today. it is a full day of activism planned they will be in the courtrooms at lunchtime they will be holding a rally and then a march through the streets of oakland. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> this morning families in oakland are waking up without any way to take a

apparently occupy oakland is branching out. about 50 members traveled to sacramento today billing themselves as anti-nazi demonstrators. state capitol officials say a pro white organization had a 3 hour permit to demonstrate on the capitol steps. they were protesting black on white crime in south africa but when members of occupy oakland and other groups showed up the tension began to mount. >> go home. go home. >>reporter: around 3:00 o'clock chaos broke out while police were escorting about 35 pro white demonstrators to nearby parking garage. police say occupy oakland protesters threw cans bottles and paint balloons. >> some commotion broke out. i watched a car jump a curb and some occupy people were pounding on the car and some of the white supremacist jumped out and there was, they didn't exchange blow but it got pretty tense. the. >> you. going to be a felony right now. >>reporter: chp officers on horseback tried to control the crowd while rite police called in. at least 2 officers were hurt including this one after he tac

the occupy oakland activists believe they were unlawful arrests. were throwing things at officers and the activists broke into city hall and vandalized it, including the burning of an american flag. protesters say police have been harsh. they have big plans for today to make a statement against the police. after last saturday's protest, the mayor indicated that the city isn't going to put up with the behavior any more. >> the arrested protesters received support from their fellow activists when they walked out of jail. some of those arrested will be speaking at today's noon rally they will be in the courtrooms for the morning sessions and the afternoon sessions. at lunchtime you will see them rallying and having speakers in front of city hall. then they land to march back from city hall -- then they plan to march from city hall back to the courtroom. >>> san jose police investigating that city's third homicide of the year. police were called 10:15 last night they found a 21-year-old suffering from gunshot wounds taken to a hospital where he died. n

i actually haven't seen anything from any of those critics who've actually been at occupy oakland for any sort of sufficient period of time any sort of significant period of time and so i just felt that context was necessary and there are actually a lot of factual errors and such is peace and so i was not seeking to provide my own sort of tactical perspective but just to give some factual basis are also then give us you know some perspective as to what it's like the way that people see it there you know you mention the black bloc is not a lifestyle choice it's a tactic that you could use those tactics one second and not use them the other. sure and i think something that's actually the most significant perspective on this is that occupy oakland has really only seen one black bloc only one time where a large group of protesters have and use that tactic of wearing black masks covering all their needs and frank features and going out require me very focused and pretty massive property destruction and vandalism smashing windows and vandalizing a whole foods who is allegedly not allowing t

occupy oakland has put out word to supporters that they'll start the day at 9:00 a.m. gathering in front of the courthouse in oakland. that's to support some of the protesters who were arrested last week. then at noon they're supposed to rally and march leaving from frank ogawa plaza. there's supposed to be a counter demonstration happening here at the same time. we have video of last night's occupy oakland demonstration. overall it was peaceful. about 100 protesters marched through downtown over to webster. police followed the group along the route but there were no confrontations between police and protesters. there were no arrested. it was a very different scene from one week ago when 400 people were arrested after occupy supporters tried to take over a vacant building. police used tear gas and bean bags on the crowd. based on what occupy oakland supporters have written on discussion boards and twitter, there appears to be a debate within the movement locally about emphasizing nonviolence as a protest tactic in the future. there were comments like, we're losing the p

do you get any sense the occupy oakland movement itself is losing momentum? >> i think it's going to start losing bodies if nothing else. i think people are going to be -- are going to start to wonder why they're out there after a while. because i think the message is kind of getting lost. there's a lot of the question, when people break into city hall as they did last week and smash a children's art exhibit and burn an american flag on the steps, what is that saying? what is it accomplishing? who are you fighting by doing that? >> it's a very dark message. >> it's a very dark message and it's kind of a murky message, more so. i don't think it's clear as to what it -- i don't think they're identifying very well what it is they think they're fighting for. >> belva: oakland took a step of appointing a permanent chief also. >> yes. amid all of this tumult, the guy who's been interim chief since october, howard jordan, who's actually presided over the police tactics of recent months, is now permanent, a 24-year veteran of the department, good ties with rank and f

occupied protesters. first ali joins us live behind allth activity. >> reporter: behind me, there's a group of 100-150 people. this is the front steps of oakland city hall. members of the city hall are calling it a day of action. occupy marches and demonstrations. you could see there's 150 people gathered. some of them carrying signs. some of them are standing and waiting for the rally to begin. once the rally starts, there will be a march from here to the wylie manual courthouse on 7th ant washington. that's supposed to happen about an hour from now. that's where a smaller group of 50 occupied supporters gathered. this is for the arraignment of 11 protesters arrested in an occupied event on january 24. one of them was adam cats, showed up. he says he was unlawfully arrested. >> i take one picture, a police officer comes, do you have a press pass? he says back up. then two cops rush at me starting backup. i back up the entire time. i'm backing up, tell me where to go. they throw me in the police car, and they arrest me. >> now catch showed us this video of his arrest. he was expecting the charges against him to be dropped. he said instead the

what is unknown is whether she will address occupy oakland which has caused quite a bit of controversy for oakland ended the mayor herself. >>haaziq: in oakland, members of an anti occupy oakland groups say that their personal information has been targeted by the online hacking group anonymous. >> for some odd reason, your life history has been blasted all over the internet. >> it makes me want to fight harder. if they're doing things like this, that means they are anarchists get terrorists. this needs to stop. >>reporter: an optician is behind bars this evening in union city. dennis and bagwell believe he attempted to murder a u.s. customs agent who had worked in the past at san francisco international. officers tell me that man is in the hospital and is fighting for his life. >>reporter: the fbi is looking for these six men. 26 people were arrested tuesday in east palo also ended menlo park after local state and federal officers crack down on individuals who were selling drugs to gangs. this has been a part of a two-year investigation. the seized cocaine, methamphetamine, weapons and

we've got the occupy oakland last night. how long can that city continue to put out the money for the police force to keep an eye on the protesters? and what effect it's having at city hall. >>> and the caucus results from yesterday in nevada as the candidates move on to another couple of caucus states. it's two in a row for mitt romney. >> that's right after a strong win in the nevada caucuses last night. >> his victory solidifies his status as the front runner. but newt gingrich is defiant. he is vowing to fight on. we are live now in las vegas with the latest. >> good morning. >> reporter: from the lobby of the beautiful desert rose resort, by the fire, yeah, it was a big win for mitt romney. he's up 25 points now with about 71%. i think it will be closer to 30 points whenever it's going to be that they finish counting all the votes. he not only won the nevada caucus, he feels he has brand up the republican presidential nomination and he is leaving las vegas holding all the cards. romney rolled to 90% of the mormon vote a

>>reporter: not only oakland resident and business people who are upset. members of the occupy movement itself are splintering off into their own groups. >> it has been hijacked. there's group in oakland that has hijacked occupy. >>reporter: vivian retired doctor helped start the occupy bay area jewish contingent. one of several groups that decided marching is less effective than tapping legal political channel. >> we felt it was necessary for us to take the name oakland out of our official name. >>reporter: the splinter group are made up of 40 plus provls and retiree who are organizing foreign discussion instead of protest. sign the occupy movement is evolving in the fight for social justice. reporting in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> police investigating a major accident tonight on san francisco geary boulevard at 12 avenue. 2 people were hospitalized after a jeep collided with the bmw sending it crashing into a liquor store. police say both victims were in the car. there is no word on the condition. police had to close geary eastbound for about an hour after that wreck. >>> crew

we are proud to occupy oakland. we have just signed -- renewed our lease for 52,000 square feet, and we are here for the long haul. my job this morning is to introduce genes -- jean quan. you know her story, and it is a great one. first woman elected mayor of oakland. the first asian elected mayor of oakland. first asian woman elected mayor of a major city in this country. she is proud of that. we are all proud of that. you know a lot about her story. you know she is a champion for youth, for schools, and becoming a champion for economic development in our city. you know some of the difficulties she has faced. some of them are old -- crime, problems with our schools. some of them are new and not necessarily expected like the loss of redevelopment funds, and occupy oakland. and she has had successes. she brought a great new administrative team to this city with our city administrator, under fire chief, the police chief, and developing really strong leadership for our city. she has also made some mistakes, and she has

the department is dealing with the occupy oakland movement and major court ordered restructuring projects. >>> on that note, still ahead at 6:00, just into the newsroom, oakland police releasing new surveillance video as protesters break into city hall. why investigators are asking for your help. >>> starting tonight in santa clara county, paramedics will begin using a new treatment in the ambulance that can dramatically help heart attack patients not only survive but improve their recoveries. i'm marianne favro. i'll have that story coming up. >>> and the second snow survey of the season leaves a concern for farmers and state leaders. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. little to nothing in the way of snow upsh across tahoe today. and our weak storm system continues to push off toward the east. this will make way for plenty of sunshine for tomorrow and temperatures in the 60s. not only for the south bay, but right into the peninsula. we'll let you knoen ubod here c rmw intrend here coming up in a feminutes.w [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a pi

>>reporter: not only oakland resident and business people who are upset. members of the occupy movement itself are splintering off into their own groups. >> it has been hijacked. there's group in oakland that has hijacked occupy. >>reporter: vivian retired doctor helped start the occupy bay area jewish contingent. one of several groups that decided marching is less effective than tapping legal political channel. >> we felt it was necessary for us to take the name oakland out of our official name. >>reporter: the splinter group are made up of 40 plus provls and retiree who are organizing foreign discussion instead of protest. sign the occupy movement is evolving in the fight for social justice. reporting in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> police investigating a major accident tonight on san francisco geary boulevard at 12 avenue. 2 people were hospitalized after a jeep collided with the bmw sending it crashing into a liquor store. police say both victims were in the car. there is no word on the condition. police had to close geary eastbound for about an hour after that wreck. >>> crew

tomorrow. >> occupy oakland is planning on hitting the streets in response to what they call police brutalityto the big question is what is in store for tomorrow. maureen kelly has more. >> occupy protestors are respected to start their day at 8:30 a.m. at this county courthouse they plan to pack the court rooms to show their support for protestors that have been arrested. and then, at noon, there will be at franco " plaza protest and what happened on the january 28th. with 400 arrests after these police crashes. >> they want to express this anchor and make it clear that we're not going to stand for that. >> they are expected to march from frank ogawa plaza to the court house starting at 1:00 p.m. they say that these days the events will be non-violent. oakland police is expected a large crowd and mutual aid forces will be in it stand by. they are not sure if this saturday's anti-police rally that drew 70 or not. some are distancing themselves from the movement or simply that many activists set out on the satur could not particip on saturday -- so they could be more harmful for tomorrows sche

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> occupy oakland became the target of protests yesterday as a new group showed up outside city hall. 40 people calling themselves stand for oakland came to denounce the violence and vandalism. one of the most violent demonstrations happened last month when 400 people were what arrested. occupy protesters claim the violence was a response to aggressive policing. >> you need to be call out your police department is brutal on the doorstep of federal receivership. >> trying to build our neighborhoods up, you come and tearing our city apart man. >> the occupiers have become the 1% as far as i'm concerned. the 99% of us who live in oakland are being without city services including police. >> some former occupy oakland members say they are forming new groups focused on political action in forums rather than marches and demonstrations. >>> students at stanford on alert after two separate salts on campus the first attack happened early sunday morning a woman was tackled to the ground before she got away. a short time later a man crawled into a woman's bed in her d

that are standing up for what is right -- in their city. >> reporter: she says she organized the occupy oakland counter protest on monday. a day later, her life, highlighted and criticized in this post. the author of it questions her motives for organizing the stand for oakland protests, asking her how many of those who showed up to support her are on the city's payroll. one person, the author of the post mentioned, the developer. >> i think you have somebody playing anonymous as a tactic to attempt members of this community -- to stop speaking outle. >> reporter: in november, during an occupy protest, he defended the downtown building, standing at the doors with his loaded gun in hand. he says on monday he attended her counter-protest. >> knowing a lot of the people that they have mentioned, i think that they will find a pretty resilient hearty group of people who will protect and defend not only their freedom of speech but respect the freedom of speech of others. >> reporter: just yesterday, anonymous released personal information of certain city leaders, calling for the removal. she says she

group posted a statement targeted saying: we have been actively monitoring your behavior since occupy oakland started. you've tear gassed us and arrested us and beat us. the people on this list are supposed to represent the best of what the city of oakland has to offer. if they are the best, why is there so much trouble within the police department and the city of oakland? the group ends the statement by saying you should have expect us. anonymous is an internationally known hacking group tied to computer attacks on the pentagon and the white house and several other government organizes. this story is still developing. it just came into the newsroom moments ago. we will be working on it throughout the morning and try to get reaction from oakland's city officials as soon as possible. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:04. hours from now a federal appeals court in san francisco will announce its ruling on whether california's gay marriage ban prop 8 is constitutional. terry mcsweeney is live at the federal courthouse with what is coming today and what happens next. >> reporter: today's issue is g

rocks, bottles and a two by four at officers. >> it's just to keep him from participating in occupy oakland, obviously. that something he has a right to do. >> the more the occupiers arrested for trying to take over the convention center will be facing a judge tomorrow. >>> many of the 400 occupiers arrested simply don't even live in oakland. more than 100 do call oakland their home but most live in other cities. a few even live as far away as canada. >> now to campaign 2012. donald trump thinks you should vote for mitt romney. the real estate mogul turned reality show host endorsed romney today at his hotel in vegas. >> mitt is tough, smart, sharp. he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen. >> you might remember trump flirted with running for president himself. he endorsed romney -- >> in other news defense secretary thinks it is likely that israel will attack iran sometime this spring. the washington post and cnn quote sources saying he thinks the attack will happen in april, may or june. israel wants to destroy iran's suspected nuclear weapons program. iran has made it cle

occupy oakland also invited oakland police to come. but no one was there.in oakland police have arrested an occupy supporter for violating his stay away order. a judge issued the order for joseph after the january 28th occupy protest. police say briones returned to frank ogawa plaza earlier this week and that is when oakland police took him into custody. >>> the danville police department has a new tool to fight crime around town. police say the cameras are primarily used during traffic stops but officers say they can reduce liability and be used as a training tool for officers. once officers return to the station video is automatically up loaded wirelessly to the departments server. >>> sal is following -- what is happening now? >> happy to say that the situation at ocean beach is being resolved. i did get one person safely out of the car. it's not effecting traffic there on ocean beach and things are returning to normal. you will see fire units in the parking lot if you happen to take your walk down to ocean beach. but for the most part things are now bac

. >> i'm not opposed people to occupy oakland and what not but i need to get home. can you do it on the sidewalk, please? >> they placed construction barriers blocking the street and caused officers to work at getting them out of the way. they proceeded to occupy the westfield center. they chanted until security got them to leave. >> i was kind of worried. after that, no, because they were like screaming and laughing and having fun. >> they decided to march toward the end tenderloin and greeted by police officers. the officers managed to turn them back toward market street. >> they ended up here where they plan to dance in the streets but the rain stopped that. occupy oakland and oakland san francisco protestors plan on meeting to find out what to do next. >> carolyn: on santa rosa middle school student was taken to the hospital after drinking a beverage they believe was laced with thc. four other students shared the drink and complained of symptoms and sent home. hospitalized youngster was treated and police are investigating. >> dan: investigators say the final re

quan says occupy oakland is not just oakland's problem. >> it is the blessing and the curse of being so centrally located. we watch the demonstrators come off of bart many coming from the city from berkeley and the whole bay area. it is not just an oakland problem. it has to be the whole bay area ii >> reporter: mayor ed lee of san francisco telling this morning's breakfast crowd he's if going to focus on job creation in san francisco especially the high-tech sector. especially around mid markets areas, twitter, zynga, he wants more he's pledging payroll tax reform and he's excited about america's cup races and the laughing change that event will bring. >> we are -- and the lasting change that event will bring. >>> we are very lucky this yacht race most watched have turned the corner with us allows for private investment of over 100 million dollars to be invested in our piers. we haven't seen that kind of investment in several decades. >> reporter: mayor lee is positive that those races are going to mean a profit for san francisco. a report last week suggested they might cost the cit

many oakland residents say they're fed wupt occupy protestors. there is a group of never chants met today, they're blaming occupy's demonstrations for scaring away customers. that happened to be the sixth day of the chinese new year. >> when the families were w.children and elderly, when they heard what happened, they all ran home, quickly. and the chinese new year celebrations stopped short, right there. >> occupy plans to hold a general assembly at 6:00 just before the mayor gets a state of the city address at 7:00. >> and some of the 12 occupy oakland protestors ordered to stay away were back in court today fatesing charges from vandalism to felony assault. not all are charged with damaging city hall. and this client arrested for simply tripping over a bicycle. charged with blocking a sidewalk, resisting arrest. a pretrial conference hearing is set for next month. >> bank of america handed out hundreds of layoff notices to employee in concord, 450 positions were eliminated. and in said the units will be closing and the cuts are intended to con

. >> new video of the weekend occupy protest in oakland. what security footage reveals about the demonstrations. >> taking a live look outside this morning. crystal clear shot for this thursday, february 2nd. this is "today in the bay." >> very beautiful. very nice. good morning. 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> 4:30 is a little early. lots to get to. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. push it back. you want to zoom out at this time of the morning. we have cold conditions out there this morning. and you know what, you need that heavy jacket for the first part of the day. this afternoon we're climbing toward that 70-degree mark. the warm-up continues into this weekend, then we get some rain back in that forecast. we'll sort it out for you this morning. first, let's get to the drive with mike. >> we'll take folks to 880 where we don't usually see a lot of construction. union city we have whipple road off ramp at the southbound side. there is a crew there and it may cause an issue. use the alvarado exit. the

quan says occupy oakland is not just oakland's problem. >> it is the blessing and the curse of being so centrally located. we watch the demonstrators come off of bart many coming from the city from berkeley and the whole bay area. it is not just an oakland problem. it has to be the whole bay area ii >> reporter: mayor ed lee of san francisco telling this morning's breakfast crowd he's if going to focus on job creation in san francisco especially the high-tech sector. especially around mid markets areas, twitter, zynga, he wants more he's pledging payroll tax reform and he's excited about america's cup races and the laughing change that event will bring. >> we are -- and the lasting change that event will bring. >>> we are very lucky this yacht race most watched have turned the corner with us allows for private investment of over 100 million dollars to be invested in our piers. we haven't seen that kind of investment in several decades. >> reporter: mayor lee is positive that those races are going to mean a profit for san francisco. a report last week suggested they might cost the cit

. >>> you could call it a sound war with occupy oakland. officers confiscated the group sound system and demonstrators got an earful from oakland resident and business people sick and tired fed up with their protest. story tonight from laura anthony. >> latest scuffle between police and protestors was over amplified sound system used during noon time rally at frank ogawa plaza. >> one police in riot gear confiscated because they say the demonstrators didn't have a permit to use it for this even event. >> there was no permit issued for this particular event. additionally there are complaints that we 7 and we have to really recognize everyone's rights. >> we are trying to build our neighborhood up. you come here and you tear our city apart ma man. >> before that it was a counter protest. that included residents and business owner calling themselves stand up for oakland. went face-to-face with occupy demonstrators on the steps of city hall. >> we want you to come out and not be afraid to kilometer down to frank mraichltz you stand for the cham

calling the move revenge for their handling of occupy oakland. and now a new message delivered to her, as somebody who sits on the community advisory board. the post says we are anonymous, we are legion, we don't forget or forgive. >> reporter: they say you're a hypocrite. >> you know what? i am speaking the truth, this has nothing to do whether or not i back the police or city council members. i am fighting for the city of oakland. >> reporter: she says the phone call and the new posting do not intimidate here. another protest is scheduled for next week. >>> and members of oakland's asian, chinese and asian- american communities called on the occupy protesters to seek peaceful ways to communicate the message, they say they want a strong, positive message, but can't tolerate the violence. they say it is very hard on the elderly who came from situations of war and chaos. >> they hear the helicopters, the sirens, and all the activities that they saw. and they're seniors, it just reminds them of many, many bad experiences. and many of them express t

an inside look at the occupied oakland demonstration tactics. >> and after more than 100 years, she is the only one. if the first black woman to run oakland fire department. >> and politics tearing apart of long-standing relationship. nationwide reaction between the divorce between the planned parenthood and the coleman foundation. >> every hour ordeal, uninterrupted buddy trench outside his house. after an all-out rescue effort, the man was pulled out a lot. we are in brentwood and we will tell you how that happened. >> behind me is don't view drive. normally it's quiet but tonight is anything but. all of these emergency crews are just outside the 8-foot deep, 12 long and six-inch white trench. rescuers tell me man was detained while trying to uncover the sewer blockage. and blockage. and that's what he was followed by the earth. >> at 5:30 this evening to this report by the person trapped in the trench. >> when they arrived they found the man swallowed by the earth. >> they can't contest the picture around him when they started immediately time to stabilize the trench. >>> he was con

as far stand for oakland they say today was not a flash in the pan. more anti occupy protests are scheduled. live in oakland. >> help may becoming soon for struggling homeowners in california. reports say california leaders are closer to taking a deal reached between major banks and the white house on foreclosure abuses. it would force the five largest united states mortgage lenders to reduce loans for one million households. a few weeks ago the state attorney general called the proposal not enough. >> nobody really knows all the terms of the settlement but we and our allies have been supportive of the attorney general. >> reports say that part of the deal would give people whose homes are under water a 20,000-dollar mark down on principal of their loan. more than 40 united states states have already signed off on the plan. >> it's getting more dangerous in syria the united states closed their embassy. how the government playing hard ball. >> reporter: rebels are preparing for the fight they know is coming. they call themselves the syrian liberation army though they h

. >> right now "occupy" oakland is holding a rally, preparing to march on police headquarters in an hour. last week the "occupy" march turned violent and police arrested 400 demonstrators, some of whom vandalized city hall and the downtown ymca. on their web site, organizers say the march should be the same, calling it a militant action. the city of oakland says the obama movement has plans for more protests. the city is warning the "occupy oakland" does nose mention activities for monday. >> in san jose, new study is criticizing the city's public safety department over staffing and inefficiency. >> police and fire officials were scrambling to justify their existence. >> this latest analysis, published by ibm, has public safety officials fuming. >> this not a good report. the recommendations are dangerous for the citizen. >> ibm says public safety can increase if the departments are re-organized and add technology, specially in trouble spots to fight crime. the report says, quote, these new models can be greatly informed by an littics and technology, neither of which are currently being

on the occupy oakland website there's a plan to start at 7:00 saturday night.it says quote it is not a march intended for people who are not fully comfortable with diversity of tactics. >> we support the violence and vandalism? >> i'm an that are -- a anarchy so i support solidarity. >> we are monitoring events and putting the necessary measures into play. >> wow. >> reporter: we showed a couple to oakland real estate director, his office is across from city hall. >> the stand was still there. >> reporter: he showed us a photo of the flag he gave to the city on monday to replace the one that was stolen at city hall and burned during last week's protest. >> there's bands of people going throughout downtown oakland causing general mayhem. if that's not a form of terrorism i don't know what is. >> reporter: residents plan to hold a counter protests. >> we want to let the world know, this is our city and we're not going to let i deteriorate. >> reporter: howard jordan says anyone who engages in criminal activity or assault against officers or community business wil

. >> police in oakland are bracing for another "occupy" oakland rally and march. while the group has been holding a weekly demonstration on saturdays, this is a week after last saturday's protest when police arrested some 400 people, most after they stormed the ymca and a group vandalized city hall. "occupy" oakland's web site says the protests will be a, quote, militant action, where protesters will march against what the group calls police aggression. >> an elementary school teacher is facing charges of child endangerment and battery. police received a support of possible physical abuse by a teacher. today they arrested 44-year-old alexcia bargdes in millbrae police are not releasing details but say the incidents happened at the school and it involved two four-year-old boys who are students there. >> a woman in castro valley is recovering after being hit by an ac transit bus. there were 20 people on the bus when the accident happened this morning. passengers say the bus had a green light when a woman tried to cross the street in front of the bus. >> i just can't

. >> i'm not opposed people to occupy oakland and what not but i need to get home. can you do it on the sidewalk, please? >> they placed construction barriers blocking the street and caused officers to work at getting them out of the way. they proceeded to occupy the westfield center. they chanted until security got them to leave. >> i was kind of worried. after that, no, because they were like screaming and laughing and having fun. >> they decided to march toward the end tenderloin and greeted by police officers. the officers managed to turn them back toward market street. >> they ended up here where they plan to dance in the streets but the rain stopped that. occupy oakland and oakland san francisco protestors plan on meeting to find out what to do next. >> carolyn: on santa rosa middle school student was taken to the hospital after drinking a beverage they believe was laced with thc. four other students shared the drink and complained of symptoms and sent home. hospitalized youngster was treated and police are investigating. >> dan: investigators say the final re

at least two dozen students are here including a handful of "occupy oakland" demonstrators. ay they are going to stay here for as long as they can. now, one major reason "occupy cal" has camped out again, yesterday turns out was the three-month anniversary when campus police were videotaped pushing students around and using the batons on them. now, some students this morning hoping that the police brutality does not happen again this time around. "occupy cal" is protesting tuition hikes and alleged police brutality, among other reasons. >> the main purpose for all of us really is to fight class structures in this society and try to show how, you know, we need to build a society that has a horizontal structure rather than a hierarchical one. >> reporter: some of the students walked around campus this morning to see if there were any campus police officers in riot gear. they didn't find anything like that. but you're talking a live look again at some of the tents here. about five or six-tenths here at sproul plaza. so far no violence and they don't think it's going to get as vi

on the occupy oakland website there's a plan to start at 7:00 saturday night. says quote it is not a march intended for people who are not fully comfortable with diversity of tactics. >> we support the violence and vandalism? >> i'm an that are -- a anarchy so i support solidarity. >> we are monitoring events and putting the necessary measures into play. >> wow. >> reporter: we showed a couple to oakland real estate director, his office is across from city hall. >> the stand was still there. >> reporter: he showed us a photo of the flag he gave to the city on monday to replace the one that was stolen at city hall and burned during last week's protest. >> there's bands of people going throughout downtown oakland causing general mayhem. if that's not a form of terrorism i don't know what is. >> reporter: residents plan to hold a counter protests. >> we want to let the world know, this is our city and we're not going to let i deteriorate. >> reporter: howard jordan says anyone who engages in criminal activity or assault against officers or community business will

but the judge said he ruled the conduct for oakland police. >>> today occupy oakland protestors will announce plans for their next demonstration. city leaders are looking for new ways to avoid a repeat of saturday's violent protest. there were more than 400 arrests. judges have already issued that order to at least a dozen occupy oakland protestors. >>> wells fargo has one angry customer that could cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in business. it's the city of berkeley. they may soon cut ties with wells fargo and looking for a more socially minded institution. wells fargo currently holds $300 million in city assets. >> we are looking at moving our money to a bank that represents our community value. >> i removed my money from wells fargo recently. >> they have been doing business with wells fargo since 2004. the multimillion dollar account could switch to a small community institution such as mechanics bank. >>> a boy accused of killing his parents is back in court today. moses kamin is charges with killing his parents. the district attorney says the teen was having trouble