. $5 million and that includes 1 million-dollar for police staffing. it cost the city a half million dollars as kraig mentioned and the city is paying $16,000 a day to remove tons of debris from frank ogawa plaza and the surrounding area. 30,000 will be spent to replace grass at the plaza. >>> occupied cow will set up an encampment. they tried to set up camp but police quickly stopped them. they are calling for a campus strike and a new attempt to set up a camp. it will include a 2:00 p.m. rally followed by a march on banks. occupied cal said they are protesting corporate greed and cuts to higher education. >> the california board of relation gents remained canceled. rogue elements were planning possible violence during student protests during meetings and they are set to take place on the mission bay campus. >>> students of uc berkeley are suing them over occupied demonstration, by any means necessary, police used excessive force during a peaceful protest and the university did nothing to stop it. they also plan to sue oakland police and alameda count

department where people are expressing their sadness and also concerns about a reduction in the city's police staffing. >> reporter: if there is any question about how people are feeling tonight just take a look. it's amazing, the flowers, candles and messages of sympathy that have beena massing here outside the police department and as people mourn some are wonder figure a shortage of police officers is putting in danger officer's stay safety. a tribute to the spirit of the officer. a veteran officer with 19 years on the force. >> i feel just horrible for the family and my thoughts and prayers to with them. >> it shows how much of a community it is when one person goes down. >> reporter: he was riding alone thursday and he was one of only six officers practicelling officers patrolling the city, raising the question if he would have been safe we are more police on duty. . >> we can't determine if that's a factor. the officers normally work by themselves before we had the staffing issues. >> reporter: in the city freshly out of bankruptcy the police force has just 93 sworn full time officers. we invest

department where people are expressing their sadness and also concerns about a reduction in the city's police staffing. >> reporter: if there is any question about how people are feeling tonight just take a look. it's amazing, the flowers, candles and messages of sympathy that have beena massing here outside the police department and as people mourn some are wonder figure a shortage of police officers is putting in danger officer's stay safety. a tribute to the spirit of the officer. a veteran officer with 19 years on the force. >> i feel just horrible for the family and my thoughts and prayers to with them. >> it shows how much of a community it is when one person goes down. >> reporter: he was riding alone thursday and he was one of only six officers practicelling officers patrolling the city, raising the question if he would have been safe we are more police on duty. . >> we can't determine if that's a factor. the officers normally work by themselves before we had the staffing issues. >> reporter: in the city freshly out of bankruptcy the police force has just 93 sworn full time officers. we invest

. $5 million and that includes nearly 1 million-dollar for police staffing.cost the city a half million dollars and the city is paying $16,000 a day to remove tons of debris from the frank ogawa plaza and the surrounding area. $30,000 will be sent to replace the grass at the plaza. >>> we will take up live to new york city, look at these chopper pictures, we are looking at occupied protesters just hours after it was raided. those protesters are now being told they can go back to the park and camp out. this is a changing still developing story and the national lawyer's guild is preventing the city of new york from enforcing park rules. however new york city mayor michael bloomberg plans to go to court to fight that court order and he wants to fight for their rights and public safety has to come first. occupied wall street, we will have complete coverage of the occupied cal strike that is planned and we will have it all for you, throughout the morning on -- and also on our website www.ktvu.com. >>> contra coster sheriff's taped off the scene, one man died at th

police department. supervisor chu: in terms of staffing and the intention of the police department with the new substationknow that with the previous work that was done with our consulting, we talked about, even though we did not implement it, was a reduction of the number of stations that we had to get more people out on the street, as opposed to treating more fixed staffing inside building. does this go in the opposite direction of that? what is the plan for staffing? >> actually, to the contrary, this storefront office the opportunity to keep the officers out on the beach. they can use this application to go in and do their reports to interview folks. in deployment situations, we can use it for a downer. the intention is not to staff it 24/7 like a station. the principal hours are between about 8:00 a.m. and midnight. the real efficiency of this is the officers will not be going back to southern station to complete their incident reports. those are the officers participated in the midmarket street revitalization area and 6th street currently. if you think southern station is going for the south in miss

that includes more than a million dollars for police staffing, mutual aid cost the city $500,000 andy says it's paying $16,000 a day to remove tons of debris from frank ogawa plaza. 30,000 will be spent just replacing the grass at the plaza. we'll have complete coverage of the occupy portland protest and we also have the latest stories and video on our -- on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. >>> :32. for the first time -- 8:32. for the first time, the former penn state coach is speaking out about sexual charges against him. pam cook is in the newsroom and says this is happening at more -- as more accusers are coming forward. >> good morning. well, jerry sandusky is already charged with molest -- molesting eight days. now "the new york times" all rights ten more people are telling investigators about their con duck with federaller coach. in a phone interview, sandusky says he's not a child molester but he does seem to admit to some inappropriate behavior, dissing m as -- dismiss -- dismissing it as just horse play. >> i can say i've done some of those things. i've horsed around with ki

. >> the police department will be fully staffed with scheduled days off being cancelled. >> oakland mayor jean quan says the last thing they need is an expensive recall campaign. that's her first response to a recall effort against him. the people behind her say quan is ignoring public safety as oakland's most pressing issue. the next step is gathering signatures to put it on the ballot. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says that it is not likely that one of its deputies caused the injury to a former marine in oakland last week. occupy activists used video to identify three san francisco deputies they say were involved in the scott olsen injury. "the examiner" says only two deputies carried projectiles in oakland and neither fired theirs. >>> san francisco supervisors are expected to go on record today as supporting the "occupy" protestors. the supervisors committee approved a resolution yesterday to express support. it asked that no force be used to remove protestors. >>> things are fresher at the "occupy sf" encampment. portable toilets there were overflowing and unusabl

. >> the police department is on mandatory staffing as is fire.>dan: schools will also remain open and the district is expecting students to attend. >> we are making sure the schools are open as a safe haven and construction will continue. >>dan: over 200 teachers have asked for the day off and substitutes will cover classis. >> teachers had to file for a personal leave day by the close of business on monday october 31st. we want to ensure that there is proper instruction and is a provision. >>dan: we are back live in frank ogawa plaza outside of city hall. one wrinkle to this thing is, we spoke with the teachers' union and they say they expect 500 teachers to skip school tomorrow. the district says that they have substitutes on a back up a will there be enough? we will not know until the end of the day tomorrow. dan kerman, kron4 news. >>pam: the oakland police officers association is slamming the mayor over her stance on the occupy movement. today, the union sent out an open letter addressed to the citizens of oakland saying that they are confus

>>pam: new allegations of excessive force and staffed by san francisco police officers. take a look at this new surveillance video. it shows an altercation between police and the owner of a market. the officer kicked the owner on his legs, there he is kicking his legs from underneath him. these claims, after other surveillance video of plainclothes officers was shown, they were taking items from a hotel room that were never accounted for and evidence. if >>pam: a vacaville of fully of the school system was arrested for possession of pornography. the material was found on his personal laptop. he has been placed on administrative leave pending further investigation. we have more news from around the bay. in fairfield, the trial for a woman accused of murdering her three children and another child. this is video on the scene of the house fire that killed the four children. the oldest of those children was only 4 years old. police say that she left the house while candles were burning inside. that is what ultimately started the fire. by the time the firefighters got to the s

protests, stands at over a million dollars. 700,000 of that is for oakland police staff. 29 -- almost 29,000 for other staffing costs. hard costs for glass replacement, security enhancement and public works costs, so far, $265,000. now it turns out oakland pd gave the okay to let the drivers seen in this cell phone video go wednesday night. that's the word from b.a.r.t. after witness lodged a complaint against the transit agency and his officers on the scene. b.a.r.t. officers initially did respond, called to the scene by a woman who witnessed the accident. tonight, however, b.a.r.t. issued a statement saying its officers were instructed by the opd to get personal information from the driver and then to release him. a move that angered demonstrators. the oakland police department says it is investigating the accident and the police response. >>> well, occupiers at the plaza and other camp sites across the country say they want the 1% to spread the wealth. and they say they have plenty of ideas of how to do it. but would any of those actually work. nbc bay area's jean elle is live where she went to ask the expe

. >> the police department will be fully staffed, no days off. >>> jean quan says the last thing oakland expensive recall campaign, her official first response to the recall effort. the people behind her recall effort says quan is ignoring public safety as oakland's most pressing issue. the next step in the recall is gathering signatures to put it on the ballot. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says that despite accusations, it's not likely that one of its deputies caused the injuries to a former marine in oakland last week. "the examiner" reports the group named three members of the san francisco sheriff's department who were caught on video. the sheriff's department says it is investigating but doesn't think the deputies were involved. >>> big rig accident on the expressway. let's check in with elizabeth. >>> southbound 880 in oakland by 16th avenue embarcadero a slight location change from where we first got initial reports of this accident. this is live look once again from chopper 5. you can see the flares in the road. the road partially blocked. they were able to open a f

. >> police department will be fully staffed which scheduled days off being cancelled tomorrow. >>> itould be more problems beyond tomorrow's strike too. this is chopper 5 with pictures of several trucks lined up at the port of oakland right now. dock workers have shut down two port terminals over fears of potentially hazardous containers there. according to the tribune the container units were serviced in vietnam earlier this year and could explode when powered up. the dock worker union won't allow any containers through the gates until all units from vietnam have been accounted for. >>> oakland mayor jean quan says the last thing oakland needs is an expensive recall campaign. that's her first official response tie recall effort against her. -- that's her first official response to a recall effort against her. next step in the recall is gathering signatures to finally put it on the ballot. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says that it's not likely that one of its deputies caused that injury to a former marine in oakland last week. you may have seen the video. "the examiner"

to health plan firefighters have lower pensions and there is no longer a minimum staffing for the fire department. >> police say they have made progress in solving a series of armed robberies. three teenagers were arrested this morning after a clerk was held up in a 7-11. the boys ages 16 and 17 were captured after being spotted running from the store and investigators believe they took part in p 17 similar robberies in other cities. detectives searched search warrants this afternoon. >> investigators trying to determine if a downed power line is to blame for last night's fire that destroyed a home and forced evacuation of several others in nappa. high winds drove fire up the hillside and wiped out a home and the flames moved fast and residents of the homes in that area told to just forget about belongings and get out in a hurry. officials say the volunteer firefighters kept the damage from being worse. >> i think if a real sign of commitment the amount of effort and work they put into coming out here and dropping their business you know... crushing great things like that to help the community. >> and this

police took a lot of flak last time for not staffing is properly.e about 4,000 cops on the street. >> atika shubert reporting live in london this morning, thank you. >>> here at home, herman cain and his rivals lock horns tonight in a debate in michigan. one thing cain can probably count on, more questions about the sexual harassment allegations that have engulfed his campaign since the story first broke more than a week ago. cain held a nationally televised news conference yesterday, once again denying all accusations. >> the charges and the accusations i absolutely reject. they simply didn't happen. they simply did not happen. >> despite cain's strong denials, another one of his accusers went public yesterday. karen kraushaur made accusati accusations. speaking to cnn, she called cain a serial denier and says she would like to hold a joint news conference with some of his other accusers. she says that she received a $46,000 sexual harassment settlement with the national restaurant association. not a severance agreement, as cain has described it. >

police department salary. also the city paid nearly $29,000 in other staffing costs and then there's $265,000 in so-called hard costs, those are expenses like glass replacement, internet security enhancements and public works, as well. >>> when this driver injured two occupy protesters on wednesday night he was released at the scene on the order of oakland police. that's the word from b. rachltt. after a witness lodged a complaint against the agency and the officers on the scene that night. that driver injured two people. last night b.a.r.t. issued a statement saying the officers were instructed to get personal information from that driver and then release him which was a move, of course, that angered many protesters. the oakland police department is investigating the accident and the police response. >>> the 99% occupying the plaza and other camp sites across the country say they want the 1% to spread the wealth and they say that they have a lot of ideas about how they could go about doing that but the question is, could any of those ideas work? today in the bay talked with experts in san francisco. >> report