the health kept was here too watching over the arrival of port pottys. -- port-a-pottys. >> the city had been promised and they didn't provide them they an attacked us for not having toilets. >> reporter: the port-a-potties are being paid for by donations to the cause. police tell us they never had a plan to sweep through this plaza. protesters say they are not going anywhere. they feel like they've picked up more support overnight. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> now to oakland where the fences that kept protesters off the grass at frank ogawa plaza yesterday are now gone. three tents are back up. city workers removed the fence pieces this morning after protesters tore them down last night. tuesday, that's what you are looking at, police evicted and arrested more than 100 camped out in the plaza. that sparked a violent demonstration later that day. protester are now calling for a city wide strike next wednesday to protest the police action. acting chief jordan has kefded his officer's conduct. >>> good news on the iraq war veteran injured tuesday night. he's be

the health kept was here too watching over the arrival of port pottys. -- port-a-pottys. >> the city had been promised and they didn't provide them they an attacked us for not having toilets. >> reporter: the port-a-potties are being paid for by donations to the cause. police tell us they never had a plan to sweep through this plaza. protesters say they are not going anywhere. they feel like they've picked up more support overnight. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> now to oakland where the fences that kept protesters off the grass at frank ogawa plaza yesterday are now gone. three tents are back up. city workers removed the fence pieces this morning after protesters tore them down last night. tuesday, that's what you are looking at, police evicted and arrested more than 100 camped out in the plaza. that sparked a violent demonstration later that day. protester are now calling for a city wide strike next wednesday to protest the police action. acting chief jordan has kefded his officer's conduct. >>> good news on the iraq war veteran injured tuesday night. he's be

that includes bringing in port potties and hand sanitizing stations. >>> lawmakers will ask the you's commission to reject a plan. >>> good morning, partly cloudy over the bay some areas dealing with a lot of fog. i'll show you that and how warm it is going to get. >>> bay bridge toll plaza, no problems. hot spot now baskerville, westbound 80. >>> 4:30 with one this thursday morning. i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. breaking news. overseas, according to reuters, longtime libyan leader muammar gadhafi has been captured by revolutionary forces on the day rebel forces say they have taken control of sirte the leader's hometown. gadhafi and his family had been on the run since nato and opposition forces started closing in on tripoli in mid august. another report says gadhafi has been wounded in both legs. again, breaking news from overseas. gadhafi has been captured by revolutionary forces. >>> back in the bay area. very messy problem could bring the morning commute on i-80 to a grinding halt in solano county. >> things are fouled up now. >> yes, it is a jackknife big rig carrying

overflowing port a potties. now, unusable. protestors closing them off to the public until they can be cleaned out t question is, when, and will it be soon enough before it being comes a health hazard? >> yeah, i mean if we have some unclean toilets it's a good excuse for the cops to come in and tell us we need to leave because we're breaking laws, directing signs to other resources available in the community. >> reporter: as tension rises at occupy locations -- [ yelling ] >> reporter: so does the smell generated by the overflow of human waste. >> interview: toilets are full, let's solve the problem, and get on with the rest of the job that we all have to do on a daily basis. no one wants to wallow in you know what. >> reporter: but whose problem is it to solve? the toilets were provided to the protestors by private donation, not the city. this a, after health officials issued a warning to clean up the camp, because of visible human waste. mayor ed lee saying all along that protestors will be removed if the camp becomes a pub

overflowing porta potties, now unusable. protesters are closing them off to the public until they could be cleaned out. the question is when and will it be soon enough? >> yeah, i mean if we had the toilets, that's a good excuse for them to come in and tell us you know, we need to leave, they are breaking laws and we can sign to help direct people to other resources that are available to the community. >> reporter: as tension rises at occupy locations, so does the smell generated by the overflow of human wastes. >> toilets are full. let's solve the problem and get on with the rest of the jobs that we all have to do on a daily basis. no one wants to wallow in ewe know what. >> reporter: who is problem is it to solve? not the city. this after the health issues -- officials issued a warning to clean up the camp because of visible human waste. it will be removed. and while all the talk here is on what the city is going to do at this encampment, then some of the venders say there will be another variable that will come into play

we will continue to put porta- potti is down there. we will continue to work with the mayor's office and the department of public health, and we drop garbage cans all over the place. there are extra garbage cans we service every day. this is all at city expense. no one is asking anything of the demonstrators, but we are trying to be smart about what appears to be something that may go on for quite some time. >> i appreciate that, and i appreciate your efforts. do we have plans in place in case this movement gets larger? i did not know how many people are there now. i want to know, presumably we are talking fire department, mayor's office, but it does seem to be a reasonable possibility that we can be here for a while, and we are thinking not just about today but about next month. >> so does the question where do i anticipate a leaderless group known next? >> that is not so much my question as we could be in a situation where we need to find more space, and i wonder if those discussions have started with the mayor's office or anywhere e

no word on how much the porta potties would cost the city of san francisco. but there does appear to be consensus tonight is that occupy sf is here to stay. reporting live at city hall, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> sounds like it, leslie. >>> now to the other side of the bay. oakland occupy yes, sirs have told city officials to clean up their act or they are gone. along with complaints of fighting, alcohol abuse and sexual harassment, officials added vandalism and public urination. there is an on going rap problem at the plaza has gotten worse. still, the protesters can stay, for now. >> the city staff is meeting with people here every day. the police are monitoring it. if it turns, i believe the city will come in and say, no, you can't be here. >> that day could come soon. an organizer said a science festival for kids had to be moved indoors because there was too much marijuana smoke coming from the plaza. >>> pg&e wants your money. but a lawmaker is trying to keep the cash in your wallet. he wants to prevent the power company from passing the lion share of

overflowing port-a-potties now unusable.testors closing them off to the public until they can be cleaned out. the question is, when and will it be soon enough before it becomes a health hasrd? >> yeah, i mean if we have funky toilets it's a good excuse for cops to come in and tell us we need to leave or whatever. that's why i'm making signs to help direct people to other resources available in the community. >> reporter: as tensions rises at occupy locations -- so does the smell generated by the overflow of human waste. >> toilets are full. let's solve the problem and get on with the rest of the jobs that we all have to do on a daily basis. no one wants to wallow in you know what. >> reporter: but whose problem is it to solve? the toilets are provided to the protestors by private donations not the city. this, after health officials issued a warning to clean up the camp because of visible human waste. mayor ed lee saying all along protestors will be removed if the camp becomes a public health hazard. and while all the talk he

overflowing porta-potties, now unusable. protestors closing them off to the public until they can be cleaned out. the question is when, and will it be soon enough, before it becomes a health hazard. >> yeah, i mean if we have some bad toilets it's a good excuse for the cops to come in and tell us we have to leave because we're braking laws, i'm helping making signs for people to go 0 other resources available in the community. >> reporter: as tensions rice at occupy locations ... [ yelling ] >> so does the smell generated by the smell of human waste. >> interview: let's solve the problem and get on with the rest of the job that we all have to do on a daily basis. no one wants to wallow in you know what. >> reporter: but whose problem is it to solve? the toilets were provided to the protestors by private donation, not the city. this after health officials issued a warning to clean up the camps because of visible human waste. mayor ed lee saying all along protestors will be removed if the camp becomes a public health hazard. a

no word on how much the porta potties would cost the city of san francisco. but there does appear to be consensus tonight is that occupy sf is here to stay. reporting live at city hall, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> sounds like it, leslie. >>> now to the other side of the bay. oakland occupy yes, sirs have told city officials to clean up their act or they are gone. along with complaints of fighting, alcohol abuse and sexual harassment, officials added vandalism and public urination. there is an on going rap problem at the plaza has gotten worse. still, the protesters can stay, for now. >> the city staff is meeting with people here every day. the police are monitoring it. if it turns, i believe the city will come in and say, no, you can't be here. >> that day could come soon. an organizer said a science festival for kids had to be moved indoors because there was too much marijuana smoke coming from the plaza. >>> pg&e wants your money. but a lawmaker is trying to keep the cash in your wallet. he wants to prevent the power company from passing the lion share of

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there's even a security area and a porta-potty.he officials are fed up with all this and they are saying it is time to scale back to make two-man operation overnight. it will support tent shelters during the day. members are willing to have an open dialogue with city officials. report in live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news -- reporting live. >> here is ann curry with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> tear gas used on protesters in california. police are defending their actions. hurricane rina in toward mexico's popular resort areas os. glenn beck gets emotional as he talks about his troubled childhood and the toll his fame has taken on this family. the couple that tied the knot in the middle of a mass of dust storm. can you imagine? 's eddie murphy when we get started on a wednesday morning here on "today." >> i guess that is good luck. 48 degrees on tv hill >> how are things shaping up? >> we have some debris and charles street. the right lane is block. not seeing any delays. northbound 95, we have a

. >> maybe the goal is to donate to charity and clean up people's potty-tweets. >> they're hoping that don't clean up your twitter account, so they make money. >> there's a dollar. >>> the current charity they're working with, i can't think of the name but it's expletive cancer. it's to create awareness among generation y, to engage with their parents about early cancer detection. >> that's a smart money-making employ. because there's a catch word in the title so any time anybody type it is into their twitter account, they're automatically donating to the charity. >> they'll tell you the customers that are trending. >> the "s" word seems to be making the most money. >> the old stand-by, good for that. > >>> britney's back with a new music vie, but who's the hunk ky hero that's stealing the show. yway. >> that's good. >> i just want to be able to read my email. >>> britney spears has come out with her latest music video, to the song "criminal." ♪ he is a loser ♪ he's a bum, bum, bum ♪ he's unreliable >> so we have her in a very ritzy party in london. and obviously has been abusive boyfr

they mowed the lawn, called the city, said the port-a-potty needed pumping.according to a protester i was told it is the first time anybody has made that kind of comment about a facility here at snow park. hundreds of police officers here at 19th and harrison. and you have to think there's a reason for this. maybe amy hollyfield can shed light on it. amy, what's up? >> reporter: hi terry. all the action started here but it is now quiet. of weeks now it is empty, surrounded by police officers. the health department will be coming in soon to cleanup. they've arrested any protesters who refused to leave. police got here about 4:30. they first made announcement they were the oakland police department this was an unlawful assembly and everyone needed to leave or be arrested. protesters who chose not to leave were arrested. most walked out on their own. we did see a couple who resisted, who had to be carry out myself officers. there are reports on twitter of some police brutality. some are saying rubber bullets were fired and tear gas was released. we did not see a

gone to great lengths to get support of parties done -- to get support of parties -- to get port-a- potties done. >> this may be one of those things were commissioners disagree, but for me personally, i do not want you stopping what you are going to do. u.s. got emergency is to deal with. -- you have got emergency to deal with. whatever you are going to do is fine with me, because we are going to disagree. what ever you got to do, it is not important for me to get it. i am just saying that for me. i think we are going to disagree on this. >> let's move on to item 4b. r.f. i think we are talking apples and oranges. if you give them notice. i would like to move on. >> item 4b, the review of recent activities. >> good evening. i have no recent activities to report this evening other than to say they have received complaints regarding occupy sf, and we are taking those complaints and investigating them. thank you. >> do you have any numbers in terms of how many complaints have been filed in connection with occupied san francisco? >> i can tell you generally the nature of the allegations, issues

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learn the alphabet, their shapes, colors, about sharing, making friends, singing songs, even about pottyining, but no toddler and few parents could likely tell you his name. that's because his talents find expression through an alter ego called elmo, and on the off chance there are any young elmo fans in the room, now would be a good time to go brush teeth. here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: it's a nondescript bag, but inside is a creature with the power to mesmerize millions of children the world over. just a yard or so of furry fabric, a little foam and lots of pda. >> a hug. hello. >> reporter: how come you like to hug people all the time? >> come here. come down here. doesn't that feel nice? >> reporter: it does feel nice. >> that's why elmo likes to hug. >> reporter: elmo has a simple nature. >> elmo wrote his own song. >> what's it called? >> "elmo's song." >> reporter: his schtick, improv, superb timing, and a wide range of expressions -- for a furry monster. >> how about a happy face? how about a mad face? >> reporter: but we confronted him about something shocking you might n

. >> we've been bringing the port a potties, the next thing we're going to have the food trucks therefor you. >> now, we tried contacting mayor's office but we have not heard back. this morning we saw public health officials come through clearing out garbage, talking with the proto ters. -- protestors. most police are sleeping or on patrol. a raid will not happen any time soon. this site is a safety and public health hazard and folks need to go. the latest information we're receiving from protestors is that the occupy movement is calling for a strike of all workers next wednesday. protestors say they will jump on board as well and they have the backing of local labor unions as well as teachers. >> thank you. >>> four of san francisco supervisors were at the her man plaza to support the occupy demonstration. >> it is one that we as a city worked to develop a protocol and how we can support the rights of speech. we're also addressing my public health concerns the city may be. >> the other supervisors were eric mark. they are talking about introducing a resolution to the board that would

if you have a problem with the sanitation's commission, can any of you arrange to get some porta-pottis down there. if you have a problem with this, we can do this? it is easy to say we support free speech, but if you do absolutely nothing to carry that out, it is meaningless. free speech is the basis of our society, and i have seen it too many people go before city bodies and have to fight for the right to speak and have to fight them for the right for the access to public record, which they need. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> in regard to occupy san francisco, from what i have seen, the issues that affect the city also affect that assembly. because it is a microcosm of the city. those issues really cannot be ignored or hide. it is important that the city try to help and protect the assembly right to be there, and hopefully resolution to the issues that affect the city can come out from occupied san francisco. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> the overhead, please. thank you. tom. south beach apartment. i presume i can speak now. we are going to revis

just south side of hay mohr, finding potty showers. the next storm, you'll find we head late tomorrow night and early wednesday morning, that storm system is going to be arriving quicker than originally thought. so that means we're going to see this heavier rainfall sooner. cold air blasts have prompted the winter storm warnings. double what we have seen in the entire month of october coming up in a few minutes. >> chile is in the bay area. looking for answers abwho killed their son a year ago. the robber shot and killed ignacio c erk ledon in berkeley while the fiance watched in horror. they're turning the site of his death into a living memorial. joining us now in berkeley with more on this visit. good evening. >>> he wants you to know something happened here. the picture covers the power pole along with the reward situation. and there, a garden, a living memorial to him. but they say moving forward is difficult knowing his killer is still free. >> a mother, a woman who should be her daughter-in-law crying for a man they both loved.

i just wanted to repeat that we have been in communications with the mayor to try to get port-a- potty's in there. we really do need your support to put pressure on the mayor. it is obvious that alone, he is not listening to us or the trade unions that are on our side as well, so thank you. supervisor chiu: thank you. next singer, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. here is a great book, the mayor 's book. hear you all are. i was here on that date. that day, yeah. great book. get it. ♪ i wonder, wonder who wrote the book of city love i wonder wonder who i wonder who it says so in this book of city love that this is the city that is true i wonder, wonder who who wrote the book of city love i wonder, wonder who who wrote the book of love i wonder, wonder who is going to be the next mayor is it david chiu is it you who who wrote the book of city love had the city days are here again the skies are clear and green in and it is going to get better, the budget, again happy city days better days great days are here again have the city days are right in here and it is going to take away all t

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the city has also said it is working on a way to provide porter potties and hand washing stations for the protesters. >>> the city of san jose isn't as gracious as san francisco. protesters were arrested and tents removed from city hall yesterday. but as kit shows us, the occupy demonstrators were back at it again tonight. >> occupy san jose is not as big as san francisco or oakland, but it is just as defiant. >> are you ready to get arrested again? >> if that's necessary to take action, i have to do so. >> 12 hours after san jose police swooped in and cleaned up all the tent, they were up again. jerome mills just posted bail and got this tent back from the evidence room and he wasted no time in putting it right back where it was. >> how can you afford to keep getting arrested? >> i'm on unememployment right now. between my rent and insurance, i don't have a lot of money. there are friends that support me, but they can't camp. >> this is the same spot at 3:00 this morning after city workers cleaned it bare. police arrested eight people, but let roy sharyl go. >> the only reason they d

porta-potties arrived today courtesy of donations but it may be too little too late. the mayor is working out a plan to send the protestors packing. >> we have to enforce the laws. i have been tell people and we have been giving all the notices out, giving a lot of room for everybody to cooperate. >> police sent out a new warning to demonstrators yesterday threatening arrests. some protestors are now talking about moving the camp possibly to civic center plaza. >>> one ongoing suburban protest has already relocated to a more visible spot. demonstrators in walnut creek took their regular gathering to the bart station today. the group has been meeting every wednesday and is growing by the week. >>> and in san jose, occupiers have restaked their claim in front of city hall. they moved back this morning after another round of arrests yesterday briefly sent them across the street. protestors say they are short on cash because they have been spending so much on bail. they are now using facebook to solicit donations of hot food and coffee. >>> and for the very latest on the

have everything you need all the tents tents with the food and tents where people sleep a port- and potty and how long do you think this is going to last? >> well, people have been really wonderful in all the donations coming in, and i would like to thank everyone in baltimore and outside baltimore who has shown their support and you know we will stay here as long as we can with everyone's continued support. >> reporter: wonderful. you heard her say they don't plan to leave but the city gave the deadline midnight that they wanted the people out of here overnight because they say it's little legal to be here. live in downtown baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >> hey, you with me i am know in the first half-hour we talked about the social media aspect of it. i was down there at 3:30 shooting fresh video for us. saw some guys down there on their million ac books and lap tops. what are they doing with that and moreover they may be using it for a social media aspect but there's a 32 inch led-tv and they are playing a play station station i mean we asked about that earlier and they said it's just

there are newport a potties that an aarrived this morning donated by an anti-war group. jon? >> bob, thank you very much. >>> on the other side of the bay, this morning the oakland police department under fire as protesters question the amount of force used to crack down on the occupy movement going on downtown. overnight, yes, a much quieter scene at frank ogawa plaza after weeks of clashes with police. this morning we spoke to protesters who showed us rubber bullets they say were fired at them during the week. but oakland polic chief howard jordan says the department doesn't use those for crowd control. >> to my knowledge, none of the oakland police officers use rubber bullets. we don't have that in our inventory. there is a rumor we use wooden dowels we don't have in our inventory. >> an iraq war veteran was pulled away from the chaos tuesday night with a gash in his head. scott olsen's head say he was hit by some sort of police pro yekt till weapon. friends say when they tried to pull him to safety, an officer lobbed a flash grenade into the crowd. the chief says officers

. >> the city has also said it's working on a way to provide porta-potties and handwashing stations for the protesters in san francisco. how about san jose? police arrested eight "occupy" protestors early this morning. they have been camping at city hall plaza illegally since october 2. police say that the demonstrators ignored repeated warnings over the past few weeks about their trash and public urination. police also charged one protestors with felony vandalism. that was after he allegedly scratched up a police car. >>> the race for a local board is turning ugly in menlo park. someone has been taking down one candidate's campaign signs. mark sayre with a key piece of evidence the alleged perpetrator left behind that might solve this mystery. mark. >> reporter: elizabeth, in the scheme of elections, the race for a seat on the menlo park fire protection district is essentially a local issue. but in this race, there's plate cal whodunnit that may have ties to an elected official here at city hall. >> this is the front yard. the sign was lying down behind the tree about here. >>> reporte

there were port-a-potties installed, even a hand washing sculpture. >> people are picking up trash and everything else. >> this place is much cleaner. >> we got a imlans at how order was held as we watched men kick a man out of the encampment. the crowd then turned against us when they saw us turn our cameras on. the situation calmed and one woman who threw her water at us apologized. the artist who is only accepting do nations for his work says people mere want resolution. >> everyone has different ideas for what that is. people are waiting for those issues to be addressed by the people out there who have the power to do something about it. >> the occupy media spokeswoman told us several lay your unions are participating. >> take a look. police tell the denver post they used pepper spray,er. balls and rubber bullets to break up a group of demonstrators. police say the protesters knocked an officer off his motorcycle and officers were kicked. at least 7 people were arrested there. people in new york are braving a rare october snowstorm. yesterday, city officials confiscated generators

the union has actually talked about sponsoring and paying for porta-potties for people to stay overnight if they decide to. and we have just heard that there will be another protest, elizabeth, just like it in walnut creek on wednesday. >> all right, christin ayers, thank you. >>> a major surge on wall street was sparked by optimistic news from the european union. french president from nicolas sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel met today in berlin. they promised to strengthen european banks and finalize a response to the continent's debt crisis by the end of the month. european and north american stocks rallied after that announcement. all three major american markets finished higher with the dow soaring 330 points. >>> it's now a crime to openly carry a handgun in california. that's one of the new laws signed by governor jerry brown. another ban is the sale of alcohol at the self checkout ladies and gentlemen. the concern was it would be easier for minors to get their hands on beer and wine in the self checkout lines. another law allows minors to get preventative treatment for

they have their lap tops and tvs, food, and everything you can management port-a-potty but they are camping out. next half-hour we will talk about the social media aspect of everything. and just as far as being the # 9% of the -- 99% of the occupy movement. >> new for you this morning a house fire sent a man to the hospital. fire officials say he he suffered minor smoke inhalation after the fire started in the electric room of a home on north patterson park avenue before 3 a.m. the man was the only person inside and investigators are currently look for a cause. >>> in other news, we know the name of the woman who was beaten to death yesterday in north baltimore. the attack happened on pen lucy neighborhood. officers found sherry montgomery canty unconscious on the 900 block of 41st street. when police found her after 5 she suffered severe head trauma and there's no word on the suspect who are a possible motive. >>> and this is jack baity charged with indecent exposure a custodian in pasadena. he went up to the window of a house and in front of a woman inside dropped his pants and began comm

camping is only allowed if there's no alcohol, drugs or violence and protesters use the porta potty provided near city hall. jade hernandez. >>> san francisco demonstrators are still out tonight at the occupy encampment in justin herman plaza. the encampment can stay for now. there hasn't been much of a police presence this weekend. mayor ed lee says the city is working with protest leaders to try to keep the site clean and safe. something the protesters are agreeing to do. >> they're going to come up with a resolution to make this camp workable. i don't know how long it's going to last. >> reporter: the group has several peaceful events planned for this week including a march and rally thursday in conjunction with the global protest of the g20 summit. >>> buddhist monks were among a diverse group that joined the protest in san jose. the group is on a walk to stop nuclear war but lended its sport to the protesters. meanwhile shean oconnelly is still perched atop city hall. >>> the website claims to be mayor quan's official site however her office says it is not. one posting on the website is