you know a couple months after occupy oakland had a general strike in then another push down. occupy nigeria. they had a general strike all across nigeria with. with everything shut down trains. airports industry everything was shut down hundreds of thousands of people in the street in each city and. and it definitely you know was connected and part of that outgrowth in chicago you had the chicago teachers strike which was at the same time. one of the more militant strikes. that we've seen publicized in the united states and. on point with their message of connecting it to the community so that that it wasn't just. a labor and wage issue being brought up and got a lot of support from the community that support from the community had to do with this new atmosphere. that you had wal-mart workers going out on on on strike you know a lot of walking out in a lot of places all over the country and the ideas definitely caught fire and it really does seem like at the time is now globally i mean i think a lot of people around the world are realizing that this is this current form of pre

being an accessory to a shooting near the occupy oakland encampment in 2000 and being involved in a sexual assault 5 days later. >>> mayor ed lee was asked about how he felt about oakland's decision to hire william bratton. mayor ed lee said he is surprised he is talking about the police procedures he will suggest for oakland. >> i was surprised that former chief bratton talked about it. but i think she doing the same thing i did. thinking outloud about the things that -- outlet loud about the things that out to be -- out loud about the things that ought to be considered. >> he is working to reduce violence in detroit. >>> most of us are try -- dry right now. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the system and which parts of the bay area will get wet. >> showers falling in the valley today and east bay valleys. but most of us have seen nothing. you can see the system. here it is down here. spinning moisture to the north. moving into the bay area. showers in the lever more valley. you see this -- livermore valley. you see this, this is where it is been all day. showers in livermo

a paroled ex conhas been sentenced for a sexual assault for his flol a shooting death of the occupy oakland encampment. a 25-year-old man died. 32-year-old isaac mcdaniels told police he gave his gun to the man charged with killing the victim. that man a 23-year-old is in custody awaiting trial. >> a veteran los angeles teacher is under arrest today accused of sexual assaulting 20 students and an adult. lapd detectives say he accused -- abused victims between september, 2011 and march, 2012. he was hired as a teacher when l.a. unified school district in 1974. he was removed from post last march when several girls claimed he touched them during class. he is facing 15 felony sexual abuse charges. bail set at $12 million. >> and no one wants information about detectives posted on facebook wall but under law there is nothing to prevent that from happening. >> this is happening this, is just remarkable. social media opened up a fronteer right now whit comes to debt collecting that fronteer is largely unregulated. think, wild, wild west both consumer financial protection bureau and ftc are propos

need for a solution to the violence in oakland is serious business but it's capped brooks an occupy oakland member said at the meeting she said we keep talking about crime but we're not talking about the causes of crime hiring bratton is like putting a band-aid over a gunshot wound you know what she's right pain huge contracts to crime consulting firms led by someone who thinks stop and frisk curbs crime is not the best way to deal with the systemic problems of why violence exists look i want nothing more than to see oakland continue to flourish and gentrify as the beautiful city that i know it is where it can incorporate everyone in the community and alleviate the violence but we need to stop treating symptoms of larger problems of economic and social injustice in society. because if we don't crime and violence will never stop . if. if if. if if. if if. if if cliff. cliff. if. play. live. i've. played. live. wealthy british style. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds

>> reporter: activists from groups including "occupy oakland" are protesting saying he has openly aggressive police measures including "stop & frisk" in which people can be stopped and searched just for looking suspicious. >> it's racial profiling. and any young black or brown person who fits the profile is going to be subject to being harassed. >> the city is polarized on this issue. it can't stay black and white like that. not every police officer is an angel but not every police officer is corrupt either. >> reporter: in the end the council approved spending $250,000 to hire bratton the former police chief of los angeles and new york and he is now charged with advising the opd on a short-term crime- fighting strategy. oakland's police chief howard jordan says there is no discussion of using "stop & frisk" and that he does not support that policy. mayor quan's office sent out a letter this morning saying the aclu down in los angeles reported a dramatic drop in police-related complaints during his tenure as the chief of the lapd. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>>

. >>> members of occupy oakland are suing the city of oakland.they claim oakland police unlawfully arrested 400 people and held them in jail for hours but never charged them with a crime. they are now asking the court to destroy all the records associated with the arrests including fingerprints and photos. the mass arrest happened after demonstrators tried to take over the vacant henry jay kizer convention center. >>> bay area congresswoman zeo has -- swarts hanged himself last friday. he was facing up to 35 years in prison on charges of steeling academic articles from mit. the proposed legislation called aaron's law would modify the computer fraud and abuse act. the law allowed the government to bring disproportion nit charges against swartz. >>> they will talk about the university's less than spectacular defense about marketing online classes to nonstudents. the university spent $4.3 million marketing the online classes hoping to attract tuition from students all over the world. but since the classes started a year ago, only one person who was

-- with occupy oakland.ng from an active to a reactive standpoint. the social movements around the world, maybe you can speak to it. do you see it going more toward reaction and then fizzling out, or do you see this accelerating , from creative to a reactive force? >> everything is reaction to something. we all came from some stream before us. >> do you want to do that? >> well, i will go back to what i said at the podium. i, for one, am a member of what is called the creative class. i like this debt session we are in. it is forcing people to think in terms of longer time. i know all about blooms as a resident of stanford's -- about booms as a resident of san francisco. people cannot think beyond the next quarter, the next day. they cannot think. they come out with more versions of what they know to make more money. the range of your -- it narrows remind. -- it narrows your mind. i hope it continues for a while. because if we cannot think beyond the next year or the next quarter or the next month, you will n

> >> reporter: activists from groups including "occupy" oakland oppose bill bratton.knamed the super cop. protestors believe he supports overaggressive policing measures including one commonly called "stop & frisk" in which people can be stopped and searched if an officer deems them sufficient. >> we know what "stop & frisk" it's racial profiling and any young person who fits the profile is going to be subject to being harassed. >> our city is very polarized on this issue. it can't stay black and white like that. not every police officer is an angel but not every police officer is corrupt, either. >> reporter: so in the end the council approved spending $250,000 to hire bratton. he is the former police officer of new york and l.a. -- police chief of new york and l.a. and is going to advise opd. oakland's police chief says there is no discussion of using "stop & frisk" and that he does not support that policy. the city council also approved three other policing strategies including hiring alameda county sheriff's deputies to patrol oakland city streets and a new police

oakland man that pled no contest for four felony counts linked to the deadly shooting at the occupy oakland encampment in 2011. he also pleaded no contest to charges linked to the sexual assault of a woman five days after that shooting. >>> a death row inmate with a well known bay area name will remain behind bars despite more than a dozen legal claims he hoped would free him. richard allen davis is on death row for the 1993 kidnapping and killing of 12-year-old polly klaas. he claimed that he was mentally incompetent to stand trial and he was subjected to improper law enforcement tactics like sleep deprivation and nicotine withdrawal. >>> today an update on the specifics of a fire on board a 787 dreamliner that took place several weeks ago. that fire was found after 184 passengers got off that plane at boston's logan international airport. the ntsb says the fire was caused by a battery that exploded. investigators have been examining the battery parts to see exactly why it exploded. now just last week after a series of problems with those planes, the faa grounding all dreamliner flights an

you had occupy oakland and you had a different feel. cial movement? >> well, i think you're right. the occupy movement and the tea party movement have and both have fizzled away. you know, i saw what happened in oakland with occupy. they -- well, you know, they -- they -- they -- occupy's problem was that they understood consensus to a fall, they began the degradation of the democratic dogma and then you couldn't come up with a mature way to deal with -- with -- create discourse within their ranks. to do that you have to concede there's such a thing as hierarchy and it's not necessarily patriarchal or evil. >> it's a massive gathering. we had this spontaneous order. you don't need a formal pecking order but you will out of a crowd get rules and get order. burning man despite its size is said to be very well run. there are norms. there are practical laws on the crowd. >> indeed, that's what we do. we -- >> i don't know if anybody wants to raise a hand. but you might want to tell them about it. >> well, we build a temporary city in the des

. >>> members of occupy oakland are suing the city over a rowdy protest last year outside of the ymcae unlawfully arrested 400 people and held them in jail for hours. but never charged them with a crime. the protesters are now asking the courts to destroy all records associated with the arrests, including fingerprints and foe tote. the mass arrest hatched after demonstrators tried to take over the vacant henry j. kaiser convention center. >>> the high-tech boeing 787 -- 787 started to fly in the bay area last friday but now, less than a week later, it's been grounded. lorraine blanco is at mineta san jose airport with more. lorraine? >> reporter: good morning, tori. dreamliner flight was scheduled to arrive here at san jose international airport at about 10:00 a.m. that flight has been canceled as well as an outgoing flight. right now, the airport here is waiting on word from nipan airways to find out whether the flights will resume on friday. this is the reason for the temporary delay. last night, they made an emergency landing in tokyo. they exited plane by the slide. no one was inj

. >>> "occupy oakland" protestors filed a lawsuit against oakland and alameda county claiming civil rightsd in jail for hours but never charged with any crimes. this is in connection with last year's protest outside the ymca. >>> the boeing 787 dreamliners grounded by ama may be back in the air tomorrow after safety checks are completed. the japanese carrier grounded the fleet yesterday following an emergency landing stopping flights between tokyo and san jose. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bundle. [ male announcer ] call now. bundles with u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at $89 a month. now get the same great price for two years. [ female announcer ] switch today and get a total home dvr included, free for life. [ male announcer ] you get reliable, hi

itch a paroled felon will return to prison for his involvement in a shooting at a occupy oakland campa 35 year sentence. he was convicted for being an accessory in the homicide. he confessed to giving a gun to the accused shooter but most of his prison term comes a unrelated sexual assault. >>> there is conflicting reports of if a shooting of two high school students may have been connected to a pair of shoes. the shooting happened wednesday beneath the bart tracks. the teens attend nearby albany high. two men came up to them and started talking about one of the student's shoes but police aren't confirming that information. one of the students is still in the hospital. >> the governor said that california is back. the governor said because of budget cutting and the passing of proposition 30 last november by voters, california now has a new balanced budget. the governor said that now the state needs to live with in our means and establish a rainy day fund. >> we have promises to keep. the most important onesavanh we made to the people if proposition 30 passed. we guard the money tempor

occupy. >> winter is coming. cities like san francisco and oakland and other cities are closing down the encampments and chasing people off. you can drive 90 miles from davis and pepper spray. it is hard to maintain people's attention for long periods of time. i am wondering -- should they be occupying the supreme court? [applause] >> i was talking about that today. with all respect for putting your body on the line which captivated the imagination in the beginning, it now needs to be less about states and place -- spaces and places and more about going to wear in justice -- injustice is. there are plans to occupy the supreme court from the second anniversary of the citizens united decision. that crazy decision has given the rights to corporations to unleash their treasuries into our already polluted political system. go there. go to your local congresspersons office. go to banks charging student loans up the highest rates. go to those places. i think we will see more of that. occupy congress means not only closing out the super committee. it also means finding movement candidates who will run in the electoral office.

occupy demonstrators are protesting the decision by oakland city officials.to go ahead with the hiringlice consultant william bratton kron 4's reggie kumar is reporting >> .from oakland live tonight. where protesters are still gathered in front of city hall. new tonight at eight. reaction from a witness who saw a man trying to kidnap a teenage girl in san jose. this is security footage of the girl breaking away from her would- be abductor. and running down the sidewalk in an attempt to escape. kron-4's philippe djegal is in san jose with what one woman saw. the 49ers are now just ten days away from the super bowl. today, quarterback colin kaepernick livened things up for those in the media. when he ordered at least 15 pizzas for reporters. kron 4's j.r. stone was there and has more with colin kaepernick. 49ers qb colin kaepernick better be ready because in new orleans he?ll see even more cameras, microphones, and questions. some of which will may sound like this. well that?s good to know. when it comes to the actual game kaepernick says he respects the ravens and their star linebacker

scare the living dickens out of people you know this reminds me of when i lived in oakland during the police crackdown of occupy there was a two week period where there were about five police helicopters constantly hovering above my neighborhood and after a couple days i seriously started losing sleep and becoming severely stressed and paranoid as i started become conditioned to live in what had become a military. police state so all of this really begs the question why is the us starting to condition us to be comfortable living in a constant state of fear surveillance and military aggression what are they really planning for. the letter. never seen anything like it. so guys right now i'd like to shift the focus and talk about something talk sick but you and i are ingesting every single day g.m.o. the better known as genetically modified foods but don't take it from me take a look at the developing science most recently two researchers representing the european food safety authority or the as they discovered that the most common gene in commercial g m o's is virus a written report states this viral gene called

occupy demonstrators are protesting the decision by oakland city officials.ng of police consultant william bratton reggie kumar is live is this peaceful? >> reporter: this has been very peaceful. you can see that there are three dozen people behind me ed frank ogawa plaza. they are gathering to show the oakland police department that they oppose the safety consultant hiring safetybratton.the decision came down yesterday. it's an attempt to help revamp oakland's struggling police department and stem growing crime. >> pam: one new big lead in the on-going hunt for a kidnap suspect in san jose. dramatic surveillance video of the kidnapping of a 13- year-old girl. on east st. james street around 6 a.m. last friday morning. the camera captures what looks like a struggle between the girl and the kidnapper. and then it shows the girl breaking free and running away on the sidewalk. >> i am not going to let him walk to school i take him to school everyday i don't even let him take boss. >> you hear the reports on the radio, television to be careful. >> my daughter tel