putting the boot in on protesters on the protesters there saying that the n.y.p.d. actually let them across the bridge a lot of questions and we don't know exactly how that's going to shake out who is going to lead in that p.r. war but it's interesting that the transport workers union is going to court to try to stop the city from forcing bus drivers to transport wall street protesters arrested by the n.y.p.d. of course last week this union voted to support the protesters i'm curious if you think union support is going to be a turning point for this movement yet that's an interesting question and it's an exciting time for the movement because the central criticism. occupy wall street has been that you know they're scattered ideologically they're not very organized and unions are actually known for their organization and their ability to play it tens of thousands of individuals in a very rapid manner so this could address the central criticism that occupy wall street. has had directed at them so it'll be interesting to see what happens you know the guy you getting in

protesters at remain are on the move. we have reporters covering every angle around the plaza and throughout oaklands, we will be right back with mmm... if i were cheese... i wouldn't want to let go of myself either. come try the cheese inspired dishes on our $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. fun and fashion buffs >>darya: we have >>mark: protesters who were not arrested are now on the move. jackie sissel is live a few blocks away. hecker >>jackie: kept his head, there is a wall of police officers have, between the 50 and 75 in front of the park. there are protesters nose to nose with officers. president and over a long show of force. there are multiple regencies and a great year. " her " " it protesters who were not arrested racket in his path are standing right in front of us. hot the police have systematically it started to marge horton and it can push back on the protesters as some degree. hop it echoes " right now the park is being cleared this same way frank ogawa plaza was cleared. that pleased her attrac

in and not allowing protesters to grow more protesters were rather clearly also there's a little. more protests in the recently was planned and to begin with the media was in britain is actually ridiculous do you think the government now will start taking note of people's concerns is a lot more serious than they thought it would be surely i think the british government both parties why do discredited we mustn't forget that in britain we don't have a technically an elected government no one voted for the government that is currently in power here they go on regardless bailing out bankers and so forth supporting capitalism just as the other major parties do this movement will grow and grow as it has done in the united states and we'll be watching as we see have politicians around them selves slowly more and more irrelevant do you think they'll actually achieve anything here what will they actually get out of this it's difficult to see how demonstrations themselves in themselves are going to change and change things because the nature of democracy is so destroyed in this country we k

employment commission adjust the protests protests to should go to frankfurt instead of brussels frankfurt being the home of the european central bank central to this euro crisis at the moment international movement people are coming here from all across europe people of actually more just for months buy food for example from the likes of spain to get here seeing brussels really as the hosts of the e.u. and the problem here. for the last part the protests today have been very peaceful but the atmosphere here is just suddenly the last moments that a law. more tense that's because the police which are in still in vast numbers here and you can see the line of police vans behind me the protesters the gathered behind there the police have been trying to disperse the last few remaining hundred hardcore protesters from the steps in front of the cathedral they say they're trying to disperse and peacefully they set up a cordon around them they're not letting anyone into that cordon but they want to keep and to leave but they did as they started to disperse those people on the on the paving the prot

the protesters are being forced out of frank ogawa plaza from oakland protesters. they still have a renewed demonstrations in smaller numbers but still managing to block various intersections. the police presence remains heavy. >>mark: we will return live to the scene and get an update. the police are on the opposite side of barricades. right after this break. >>mark: welcome back. we continue to follow the " occupy oakland to " break up. dozens arrested, and hundreds of police providing arrests when eviction notices were not observed. you can see the early morning clashes between police and the occupy movement protesters. police moved in. they cleared them out. they barricaded frank ogawa plaza. many protesters still on the scene. >>daria: will and jackie are providing coverage. jackie? >>reporter: good morning 14 the/broadway is where i e.m.. still, pockets of protesters here, there. i am on a 14 slush broadway. just about five minutes ago offeone of the protesters seems to be taken away with a bloody and bruised face. we are also getting a look at the frank ogaw

from the bank to take to withdraw their accounts others protesters protests taking place in other parts of the city but it's all leading up to a mass convergence that's being planned to take place in times square in a few hours and thousands are plenty of people are expected to watch the turnout in times square there's a huge police presence right now around zuccotti park here in wall street and the new york civil liberties union says that legal observers will be walking with the protesters all day long to observe what is taking place and of course that moves being made because of all the clashes that have have taken place weekend after weekend between police and the peaceful protesters but i've spoken to some people here today they say this is not they don't consider themselves protesters any longer they consider themselves revolutionaries they consider themselves the ones that catapulted a movement here in new york to one that has now spread all over the world people all over the world uniting with one same message and not some. equality they want the huge gap between the rich and poo

some have been splattered paint by the protesters and right now i don't see protesters getting in front of them. >> i can hear the police saying hear now or you are subject to arrest. that's what they are yelling. >> reporter: yes. yes. that's what they are saying. >> do you -- for the most part are most of them -- interpret my much going along. is it just a few confronting the police or is it most of them? >> reporter: i would say a few. there are quite a few i saw -- getting angry with some of the others acting up against police but wouldn't say that the majority were violent. >> what direction are they headed now? most of them? >> reporter: they are walking away from the police line that is at the corner of where the courthouse and where the police station is. let me see where they are going. we are move agriculture moving --. >> did they say where they wanted to go? >> reporter: no. originally it was city hall but they were stopped by police so it's just been rag tag kind of wherever police aren't they will go to avoid the police line. they will confront the police and then turn aro

what a protester nobody seems to know. but never appropriate to face but part of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. the occupy wall street movement is no longer limited to this country alone with the economic uncertainty and overall dissatisfaction with the status quo continuing to grow abroad as well people in canada the u.k. and even asia are speaking up tomorrow has been marked as the day for protesters to unite for global change with protests expected in more than eighty countries as r.t. correspondent for history there shows us one start in the global movement as india . that energy that's happening in new york city and across the united states is definitely spread here to asia and actually if you see user movement here has mobilized on facebook and on twitter and they're planning an actual occupy taipei seoul hong kong by jakarta then even if lama vod sells the movement in asia is growing there's a lot of support for a spear in india. there and there are a lot of similarities between the goals and the m

know what they're protesting for they're protesting corporate greed they're protesting the fact that corporations can donate unlimited amounts of money to politicians and they can buy the corporate media and that's really what's happening here you see c.n.n. doing this ridiculous coverage because as you said and i think you put it perfectly they are the corporate darlings well you know but it's specifically certain personalities to i think the erin burnett is a great example here of somebody who used to work for c.m.c. who just announced her engagement of course to a banking executive and then you have this example that bothers me even more of andrew ross sorkin where he basically said that the only reason he went down there is because one of the c.e.o.'s from a top bank on wall street asked him to go down there and check it out because he was worried about it then he doesn't disclose who the source is which you would think that would be kind of a big deal if wall street bankers are actually showing concern about it you know i just this is a lead as i'm at it's worst if you ask me. a

: right now few protesters remain. you can see across the street it is calm and quiet. less than a dozen protesters remain maybe 6 to 10 police officers. occasionally a protester will shout something at police and there is no response. very different than what we saw last night. take a look. police fired tear gas several times trying to disperse the crowd. a few protesters threw or fired things at police including paintballs. at one point according to police homemade tear gas thrown at the officers. more than 1,000 at the peak of the protest trying to take back ogawa plaza. they tried to go to the owing land police department headquarters there were hundreds of officers out here and the protesters never got there. talked to one protester about his experience last night. >> i don't it was right yesterday how they attacked everybody and the kids, hit the lady with a baton. it is not right. i don't understand how the city could be behind all these people and say you can stay in the park and then evict them and take all of

>>mark: this one single protester continues to stay here to protest the continued removal of protestersthe plaza below. he says " stand up for what you believe in ". several this is others have--a arrested and san jose. this was earlier in atlanta, georgia. more than 50 protesters from woodruff park. several issues such as corporate greed is a hot topic for these protesters. >>george: the actual drive time is getting better but the approach is still badly backed up. the overall drive is going to be incredibly long. the latest clock for the bay bridge west coming out of the macarthur maze was 22 minutes. some as low as 18 minutes from interstate 880. that is probably the best bet. from the nimitz freeway, the best access point. take a look in the east shore freeway it is backed up all the way nearly solid. all the way to 580 a west--is also slow try to merge on to the lower freeway. at the 580 is also backed up to the macarthur maze. still slow from children's hospital. alternate route would be the san mateo bridge here were using a richmond/san rafael bridge getting to the golden gate.

have legitimate claims it doesn't sound from what he's saying he says the protesters are protesting against people who make forty to fifty thousand dollars a year and are struggling to make ends meet that's the bottom line we all share blame for taking on too much risk not just the financial industry and he seems to be talking about the financial crisis joe who are these people on wall street making forty to fifty k. struggling to make ends meet it was a really bizarre quote if it wasn't it yeah i mean you know you are one who worked at a bank like including just people who said i guess it could be something clerical it still would be more that for you to fifty thousand and you know that there's not going to protesters are protesting against i mean i could understand you know become jordan to the protesters there and turn cochins this isn't necessarily an effective tactic the people who they're going against aren't necessarily being affected any way by this but this idea that they're just totally misguided wrong about everything kind of search it absolutely i think it's something th

in rome to protest exactly to. try to stop it because it is very possible that as we. started she says. it all it will turn for me you know a concentrated focus protest about the issues it excuse for you. to release. is. written by a great here we have to say co-founder of the daily banter political blog joining us live there from the states thanks for your time thank you very much so is the occupy movement goes global let's try and track what's going on and where at the moment people in almost one hundred countries from asia and the americas to africa and europe are united in protest at the moment dozens were injured in rome as we've just been talking about as italian police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse crowds protesters smashed windows torch cars and held bottles as the demo against corporate greed and austerity measures turned violent the defense ministry building was also set ablaze plumes of smoke was seen booing the other coliseum and other parts of the city center and burned in police clashed with protesters after they tried to break through secur

>>> there are still a grouch diehard protesters here at -- there are still a group of diehard protesters here in oakland. we will take you back to last night's protest. >>> what does it look like on the streets of oakland the morning after? we will talk about trash, or even the lack of it. >>> the tragic ending of a police pursuit. >>> and making it easier to pay off student loans. the new measure president obama is introducing today. it's all ahead on channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us this wednesday, october 26. i'm palm cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic with steve. >> pam, thank you very much. we have some thick fog around the coast and bay. that will burn off. inland temperatures are all over the place on the lows. anywhere from 40s to 60s. the wind a big culprit. if you have any kind of a breeze, it's about 60 degrees. we will end up with sunshine and 60s and 70s today. >> interstate 80 looks pretty good here. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving in san francisco approaching downtown. now lets go

protest. five people were arrested. one of the biggest gains in the nfl overshadowed by a handshake. a scuffle after the game. lions coach jim schwartz said that harbaugh shoved him. 7:30 a.m., let's get a look at the weather. it looks pretty nice. >>james: here is the view from mt. tam looking over the bay. patchy fog and cold temperatures. the fog is particularly heavy over the north bay. mostly sunny and warm this afternoon. the fog returning as we head into the overnight hours. tomorrow will be a lot like what we see right here, a penetrating into the north bay. visibility is down to under a mile in some sections. we are not seeing any reported delays out at sfo. >>james: the warmest south bay locations will be los gatos and morgan hill. possibly 88 there. mid-80s in san jose, low eighties around the media bay. across the north bay, the '80s in a bottle and in napa. same story for san rafael. com tuesday and wednesday, it all goes away. temperatures plummet. after all wednesday things get

protesters here is really. they don't know what they're talking about it's really based on me and its roots of american politics some of the bigger networks prefer to keep their distance from the demonstrators and see the satellite truck separated from the protests by street and barricades here on standby it's an option this is a traditional site for the protests the future and i was actually talking and listening to the people inside the crowds but mostly the independent and foreign media the action it's really funny you know every day at around four thirty in the afternoon. t.v. trucks start arriving from every different channel it's like one black bird. and they're all here to do what used to be called. silly. for their six o'clock broadcast. the off wall street movement has been protesting for over three weeks but reporting on america's mainstream network screens on what it's really all about is yes to. the situation archie. ok i want to bring you back into the conversation here here you don't look like a v

protesters. contradictory by the police officer has been arrested and hangs up and taken away it doesn't look like letting us. know that there is a market in the market marker for out there on forty second street but we are gathered here on a book i'm going to let your light. champing at the we talk with her asking for permission to have the march when the courts have a permit to be here and it isn't necessarily against the law it's a little bit confusing out here while we are corralled and here but holding holding the ground at the moment i'm trying to get rid of our. arteries there's a cafe off reporting for us and there and we have more details on what's happening there in new york for that we go to marina port with the latest. what sparked the tension was probably the fact that the n.y.p.d. the new york city police department was overwhelmed with the unprecedented amount of people that turned out in support of this occupy movement i don't think even journalists were prepared for a crowd this

s new a show outfront did go to the protest and talks to one single protester and teaches him a lesson so do you know that taxpayers actually made money on the wall street bailout because of this they may have not yet but they didn't know when i was reporting how does that make it go any differently than the words. if i were right it might also featured in her report evidence you could call it that it's not just all hippies at the protests they're all ok. kinds of people their babies teachers cheerleaders uncle sam and. people that are not featured no don't prize winning economist joseph stiglitz who attended the protests and showed his support eighty nine year old retired teacher dominic zola or sixty seven year old leonard she cut who came from california and i had enough money to survive my lifetime goal i don't have a problem but. great grandparents. great grandparents that. can't it seems their stories will make it into the top story of one major network their list of demands seen by many as too complex a charge with which organizers disagree is not a cognitive ability problem her

dozens if not hundreds the oakland protest are going into the city to be part of the san francisco protest. that's because it looks like police are getting ready to raid the san francisco protest and the oakland protesters want to be there for that. linda is at the plaza but we will start with robert in downtown oakland. >> reporter: for the first time in 24 hours 14th and broadway is quiet and because as you just mentioned some 400 protesters have left this area, take a look at this. they are all trying to make their way to san francisco by a bart but here is the twist. bart police moved in less than an hour ago pulling the gates, even detaining one protester, blocking anyone from entering the bart station here at 12th street. that led scores to rush back to the surface level. they are now marching, south on broadway, gathering outside of oakland pd as they continue their march. it's not only the most interesting revelation here tonight, what is also interesting a late night press conference by the mayor who seems to be giving tacit approval for the occupation of the plaza. last night tea

how the protesters back. with everybody has been and it's gathered in the room that's being created here no sword will cause an associate churkin o r t. so we want to remind people there are major movements going on around the country even around the world today and much much more expected for the coming days as many cities are now calling for a general strike and mass day of action that's scheduled for november second but i want to talk about what's going on from a broader perspective here and joining me now to help me get a sense of all of this is author david sirota he is the author of back to our future how the one nine hundred eighty s. explore explain the world we live in now. and they would you also recently wrote about the occupy movements in a piece that you called the choice between democracy and the talk or c. and you sort of write in jest and compare the governor of colorado where you are john hickenlooper to someone who governs as a monarch in medieval times you made the same comparisons to new y

middle east you had people protesting for a number of reasons what happened in those protests was they were driven largely by social media and by organizers involved three years which is what has happened here so they're driven largely by social media and then institutional actors like. you know unions and other groups start joining in so we're seeing that but you not see what really broke the camel's back in this situation which was unions going on strike and right now you know these protests are certainly paying the changing public image but they're not creating much leverage and certainly chip in the public dialogue the next meeting leverage that really puts corporations in a crisis where they feel like they have to set how do they create that leverage but i think what's happening you see completely new bottom line which is working with national people's action sci you a number of other unions. we're starting to move people back into foreclosed homes where you know you're seeing you need you seem workers for instance team up of teams to workers that are locked out so that these auct

protesters. protester from where i start. one. time where. he rolled out the orange netting to prevent them from turning. over to. the barricaded care so i'm not sure what's going on down there but it seems the place was very well. leading in unit and first amendment. to the. ground. here will be very unclear at this point one. he. but really very. and he's reporting for us there in times square now you heard him mention about the police the latest reports say at least seventy people have been arrested after those who broke out with the police and we have more details on what's happening on times square now from our correspondent kareen important. but sparked the tension was probably the fact that the and why p.d. the new york city police department was overwhelmed with the unprecedented amount of people that turned out in support of this occupy movement i don't think even journalists were prepared for a crowd this large the sidewalks for power everybody standing shoulder to shoulder there were also helicopters flying in the air overhead abov

well i was covering the protest for the t.v. radio news program to barking out here in the united states and i began with the protesters in liberty square liberty because a formerly part the protestors of protesters have been camped out for the going into their third week now it was approximately fifteen hundred to two thousand people marching to the brooklyn bridge on the sidewalks as we approached the entrance to the brooklyn bridge it was a bit of a disagreement alone two contingents of the protesters as to whether or not to take the pedestrian path along a bridge or to take to the road itself with many chanting in the sidewalk into the streets during that exchange yourself weren't you i was i was there i was released because i had a press pass. eventually the crowd decided to take to the streets there were there were far too many people as far as i could tell for the police that were there they are gathered with the bridge that the bottom of the bridge to stop and the cli stepped aside and the crowd moved on to the bridge pe

ends now as hairs insult a protester and three member of the p.r. team of occupy what's. quite a few battles as protesters are fighting here one of which is the quest to get their message out certainly the mainstream media is catching on starting to devote camera crews to cover it but one of the major ways the stories of the protesters and their demands are getting out to the rest of the world really is through their newspaper the occupied street journal r.v. correspondent on a saturday a tour going to put together a report on this effort and has more from the big apple. every revolution has a manifesto occupy wall street does not yet what they do have is the occupied wall street journal. attracting readers from all walks of life like bees to honey the newspaper documents the story of the occupation in the words of those out on the streets calling for change in the u.s. i think it's very good i carry on. i think. it's a wonderful move mean can i think paraguay carolina where i hear it's offered by the people here so i figure it's probably the best s

occupy wall street protesters continue to demonstrate across the country and new york protesters are expanding from their wall street base to other areas of the big apple from downtown to uptown they're marking up the upper east side and in case the billionaires aren't following what's happening protesters are taking it right so their doorsteps or outside their gates in some cases yesterday occupy wall street launched the millionaire's march and on their target list of tycoons concert of conservative billionaire david koch here here they are in front of a house in new york we spoke to one of the protesters there. we won. the fight over to pay the taxes because. print books is looking good for your country and you this really get what you pay in the pain for your country you really are going to. not going to we're going to come out of here i mean you know you have. four people. also on big target list rupert murdoch c.e.o. of news corps which of course is the parent company of fox news the network not so popular with occupy wall street protesters. that was blocking her all the rivera

of protesters and a video now gone viral on the web. you risked their lives for america now part of the uprising marines and others who serve the u.s. go public in their fight for the occupy wall street because let's find out what this means for them the fact that more and more personnel are joining us. they recognize that this is an american movement it's not about hippies in the negative stereotypes thirty year old gary briggs has served in the national guard for the last two years he's spending his short be cation at occupy wall street guys marines where they're from. yeah more the better the guardsman is outraged at the fact that marines are getting attacked at home the cop that did or should be fired but not by. others here believe it won't be long however until the police join the crowds instead of restricting that you're going to see a lot of protesting because they're going to work forty years and they're going to see that there is zero but even if this doesn't happen the movement won't be scared to wait any time soon with marin

taking at take our protests is taking out their anger at the wrong people should they be protesting and washington and set of wall street . well i think absolutely the people who are protesting are not just in wall street but the tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands who have come out all across the country of course should be angry at washington and should be directing their anger at washington for being the loyal servants of that one percent you know the do to fall out politicians for the rich but i think that we need to go beyond that and i think that's actually what's happened in this occupy movement is they've gone beyond the politics and beyond the politicians and realize that it's the economic system that is the cause of so much hardship it's the system of capitalism that is incapable of meeting the needs of people a system that must have unemployment that must have budget cuts that must have people hungry and people struggling and so i think people are making the correct connections that we are angry at these millionaire politicians who really don't represent our inter

occupy wall street protests on all of our social network accounts. a russian woman accused of spying in the u.k. has begun her fight in court against deportation cocteau's attorney vitter admits having an affair with a politician she used to work for but denies accusations of being a russian intelligence honeytrap for the m.p. bennett is following the case in london. the main point it was focused on in the trial so far has been to live yet as relationship with mike hancock the member of parliament she was working for as a researcher up until two thousand and ten short before her arrest and you know it's always rumored after her arrest that she was conducting an inappropriate relationship with him because he's married and has emerged as fact yes there that she was conducting an affair with him for four years from two thousand and six when they met to two thousand and ten shortly before her arrest now it also yesterday in the trial that she was actually writing about this in her diary we heard an excerpt from that about the first night they met which i

, occupy protesters.hey have been making arrests. amy you were hearing from some of the protesters trying to figure out what they were saying. >> reporter: this woman was telling me she is very, very upset, very emotional about all of this. she is worried that police brutality is going on inside the camp. and we aren't in there to watch it happening. she is very upset she said inside this little tent city they've been feeding each other, taking care of each other. exercising their first amendment rights and she can't believe police are breaking this up. she is frustrated saying this city can't afford libraries yet can afford police action like this. this show of force was frustrating to her. she upset. they are emotional. they've been here for a couple of weeks this is very important to them. this tent city has become something they are very proud of. she said we were taking care of people, feeding people. she was upset, i think we have video of the live pictures we were showing you moments ago of the man

so what would you have said to the protesters? >> i spoke to the protesters. it is amazing to me how how many of their parents probably go to work? a factory that was built on money raised and wall street. how many of their grand parents are alive right now because they got a medical device that was created after the company went to wall street and raised money. they don't connect the dots. >> people don't get that all this money shuffling which is really mostly gambling ends up in money being directed to with luck its best use and the most successful people get rich because those companies grow and those are the successful medical devices? >> it could be a medical device. ipad, thee the eye pad, the iphone. the fact of the matter is apple is sitting on $80 billion and created 00,000 jobs last year in china. if you were to chance pick apple away and say describe the company and say it was bank of america it would be evil. but because they create iphones it is a great company. >> push you with the criticism. iphones we all love but a lot of the money is going t

there were flash bangs and protests. the evening protests they're saying grew to at least 1,000 people. unclear how many were arrested last night. at least one person hit by a can. protesters are saying it was more. officers are telling us they were assaulted, too. protesters are saying at this point they're not going away according to online information, twitter feeds. they're saying they'll be back here in larger numbers at 6:00 this evening. we'll keep an eye on it and check back in with you in a half hour. scott, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> the more quiet and peaceful occupy san francisco movement actually receiving support from some city leaders. john avalos, david campos, jane kim, eric marchr offering a city resolution in support of the san francisco version of occupy wall street. they say protesters have a right to continue a peaceful assembly. there are about 200 people, 50 tents in san francisco. police say they're planning a raid on their camp but city officials say they haven't heard a thing abou

one thing about this protest, you compare this perhaps to the oscar grant protest, where there was a of damage to restaurants, to businesses, to cars. that is one thing we have not seen in this protest. i think we have someone on the phone now? >> yeah, we can go to amber lee. she joins us on the phone. where are you now and what are you seeing? >> we're at broadway, crossing 10th, i'm following the protesters. after a little bit, they just started walking again, and when i asked a couple of protesters where they're headed, they said they don't really know, so they're just following the crowd. i don't see anything. they're not damaging anything. just walking along peacefully, some of them are bicycling. i see, i would say more than 200 people out here just leisurely walking down broadway. headed towards the police station, but like i said, i don't know what their destination is whether it's the 880, or the police department. >> right now, they're only about four blocks from 880 there amber. do you see any police at all in the area? >> i see police on the side street watching, but not

one thing about this protest, you compare this perhaps to the oscar grant protest, where there was a of damage to restaurants, to businesses, to cars. that is one thing we have not seen in this protest. i think we have someone on the phone now? >> yeah, we can go to amber lee. she joins us on the phone. where are you now and what are you seeing? >> we're at broadway, crossing 10th, i'm following the protesters. after a little bit, they just started walking again, and when i asked a couple of protesters where they're headed, they said they don't really know, so they're just following the crowd. i don't see anything. they're not damaging anything. just walking along peacefully, some of them are bicycling. i see, i would say more than 200 people out here just leisurely walking down broadway. headed towards the police station, but like i said, i don't know what their destination is whether it's the 880, or the police department. >> right now, they're only about four blocks from 880 there amber. do you see any police at all in the area? >> i see police on the side street watching, but not

one of the protesters there saying. well bill at this point the protesters are continuing to do what they were doing for the last several hours and that is they're very loudly expressing gains of nation with the government spain has just been downgraded by standard force from eight to double a minus. rating so so really people here have had a lot of things to talk about to their governments the jobless rate the rate is the highest in the eurozone i in fact is the highest among the youngest people share so really the at the at the spanish population the twenty age twenty four to thirty five are the people who are left without jobs and they have been protesting since the middle of may so they really have gotten a really good hangover of their way of organizing things they have been dancing they have been singing i think the it's mere fact the protest in madrid have been carrying on a sort of a festive mood as a matter of fact there have been so foreign says put on they're actually singing right now but here's an interesti

so they left this protest to go assist the occupy san francisco protesters. but right now it is very quiet. i do not see any police presence at all right now. >>james: thank you very much for that and we have eyes on the ground at both locations and will let you know of anything it develops. in the meanwhile protesters say they will hold a strike where the students will lead and form a march downtown we will have the very latest on that as a becomes available. in greece, the entire city of workers and students do not go to school and did not go to work. >> darya: >>darya: there are five oakland elementary schools that will shut down at the end of this year. here is a list of the schools set for shut down. district officials say that this move is needed because of declining enrollment and a drop in state funding. the closures will save the district about $2 million a year. the district expects to eliminate about 30 schools in total which will require relocating 900 students to other elementary schools at the end of the school year. also, several small high sch

will continue to bring out days here from london and the protesters try and take their protest to the london stock exchange at the moment not being able to use private property but he heard it they're not going anywhere until they get what they want. about it right there in the heart of london with a lot of anger over the financial woes that have been gripping the whole of europe has been centered on brussels heart of the e.u. political arena. daniel bushell now explains how protesters there are determined to make lawmakers listen. protesters a target in three key buildings here the european commission the parliament building and also the council there particularly angry here because you had one of the best social systems traditionally very generous retirement conditions also very good unemployment benefits and as one protester here put it the bankers gambled and lost money a first time the crisis came and now we're being asked to pay for their mistakes a second time now the reaction of the e.u. officials has been also making people even angrier when asked about their reaction in the

is there are unified goal though from these protesters i mean right now it seems that they're protesting more of a concept than actually having a list of serious things that they want changed in america i mean is there something that we can that they have agreed on now as something that they want to accomplish does and that's a good question and i don't know if there is one fundamental agreement but i think they're all coming together because they are frustrated with the way the economy is is moving they feel that bankers and brokers are profiting off that that some hard working americans they are very very upset about corporate influence on u.s. politics the way that campaign contributions are being made to political candidates both at a presidential level on a lawmaking level and then laws are being written to benefit. what christians or financial institutions or financial institutions that just wall to wall street banks are being bailed out when the economy declines and melts and then they profit a few years later and the americans are left footing the bill they're losing jobs forty f

i don't see any protesters in it. i'm not seeing protesters anymore. just police standing around looking at it. it is a mess. i have to say. >> i don't know. this van that we see right here says oakland police on it. a couple of protest rs are in that. they were marching them down to the green light. there's the north facility here a couple of blocks away on 7th street. that's one possibility. they want to make sure the situation is under control before they give official answers to what they're doing. but it's much quieter than it was. we're not really hearing anything. what is your guesstimate of how many people left on their own and how many were taken out of there? >> we got here at maybe 2:30. clearly they knew this would happen. i would say we saw a dozen pack up and get on buses before police showed up. i haven't seen a lot of people physically leave. maybe there are a dozen protesters or supporters. maybe i've seen 50 or 60 people arrested. they carry them out in groups. but quite of few of them. >> it's interesting to see the commotion t peopl

will continue to bring out days here from london and the protesters trying to take their protest to the london stock exchange at the moment and i'm going able to is private property but he had it there they're not going anywhere until they get what they want all right ivan thanks for that as i said numbers swell in london let's head over to the european political capital and speak daniel a bushel now in brussels i know a lot of anger over europe's financial woes has been centered in brussels at the heart of the e.u. how worried do you think the european lawmakers should be. well there's a target in three key buildings here the european commission the parliament building and also the council particularly angry here because you had one of the best social systems traditionally very generous retirement conditions also very good unemployment benefits and as one protester here put it the. last money of first time a crisis came and now we're being asked to pay for their mistakes a second time now the reaction of the u. officials has been also making people even angrier when asked about their r

gone wild last week with mace in the face of women protesting they will someone run they were protesting peacefully when they were mace in the face. and right the n.y.p.d. said the internal affairs unit is investigating the incident i mean ray kelly the head of the n.y.p.d. was on sixty minutes just last sunday bragging about these are hundred and fifty million dollars surveillance studio that he has which is no secret. and instead they have two thousand cameras in new york city and soon to be three thousand camels so also a highly expensive method of observing the people monitoring the people but then again as we see the police actions turn down to brutality but if i may just jump in here that the anger is directed at bankers in new york why should the big political fish in washington be afraid. oh absolutely i mean you know who lobby and you know. for wall street you know wall street has robberies in washington d.c. and they're allowing them to take the money from the poor and you're the rich you know definitely should be worried i can see these protests spreading throughout america an

the protesters have remained. city officials said they were concerned about health hazards, including rodents. there have been fights out here. police are worried about the fire hazard, because they are cooking with an open flame. now we hear police are planning to move in protesters are assuming this is not a false alarm. they put out word through tweets and facebook and any kind of text messages to come out and support the effort. some have gone home. again, we haven't seen police moving in at this point. protesters tell us they've seen a few officers in the area and they are preparing that tonight will be the night or this morning will be the time that police move in and try to force them out of here. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> we are still waiting to hear of the handful of occupy san jose protesters hauled out of their tents early this morning. video shows police arresting protesters over the weekend. they've been regular round-ups since friday. each time activists are charged with illegally camping. prote

this protest stems from a clash protesters had with police last night. hay went to enforce a code that prohibits camping. 5 people were arrested. police say they gave adequate warning but protesters call it police brutality. >> we were peaceful. they pushed. we never pushed back. this was a peaceful protest that was responded to by violence. >> the officers asked them to remove the encampment at which time they removed. they summed to respond to the area and assist in removing the encampments. time they were surrounded by the campers. >> reporter: another live look that scene from news copper 2. the protesters with occupy san francisco gathered. a number have indicated their concern. police will take apart this camp if they leave to march. protesters say they are vowing to camp out tonight. police are trying to work with protesters on sanitation issues but they might remove the camp after 10:00 tonight. we will cover the scene through the rest of the night and bring you a report coming up on the news at 10:00. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channe

to the right you have a cluster of protesters. maybe a core of 30 to 40 protesters. they've now linked arms on the edge of p plaza. one has a bull horn. they're chanting something. it's too loud to hear. they're chanting something at police. you have a line of officers coming in. you have a few protesters who are standing there. hold on. they are ording them to back up. i'm going to hand this to laura, who will join us. also mike inuuy joins us. this will affect bart, will it not? we just got word from them, although their website reports 33 trains running on time they just closed the civic center station. training are running past the station. they are passing trains through. avoid the 12th street station. we'll let you know about the 19th street station. the system is running on time. obviously a lot of activity on the surface. height here we can see a live picture in the frame.

management inflicted by their governments inspired by the occupy wall street movement in manhattan protests took hold in europe asia and around the u.s. some turning violent in new york there were dozens of arrests as police moved to contain the rally artie's lucy caffein out has more. i'm here in times square in new york city where this was the scene of a massive standoff by the occupy wall street protesters who are here on a peaceful demonstration trying to take their message nationwide as other cities have joined in the protests now what we saw here over the past few hours was a massive stand up between the police and the protesters we saw all kinds of police officers out here riot police police on calvary we saw in fact here at city police counterterrorism unit officers which was very confusing for the crowd again this was a peaceful demonstration several thousand protesters have marched here when we came here down to forty six street were essentially blocked off by the n.y.p.d. corralled in an area moved weren't able to move for several hours i saw several protesters arrested reportedl